By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC girls track and field team competed at the 2026 IATC Championships at Iowa State University on Friday and Saturday, May 12-13. The girls tied for 32^nd with four other schools, scoring three points. Tessa Slaybaugh had the best performance for ACGC, placing sixth in the long jump with a leap of 14-08.75.

FULL ACGC RESULTS

• 200-meter dash: Meranda Gruber, 19^th in 29.10
• 400-meter dash: Savannah Akers, 18^th in 1:08.54
• 800-meter run: Brooklyn Schafer, 23^rd in 2:53.03
• High jump: Cadence Petersen, 26^th jumping 4-07.00
• Long jump: Tessa Slaybaugh, sixth jumping 14-08.75
• Kiera Boals, 19^th jumping 12-11.50
• Shot put: Becca Littler, 23^rd throwing 28-06.50
• Caydence Boals, 24^th throwing 28-06.50
• 800-meter sprint medley: Slaybaugh, Drake, Lauzon, Brown, 15^th in 2:04.28
• 4×100-meter relay: Gruber, Akers, Lauzon, Langgaard, 10^th in 54.38
• 4×400-meter relay: Langgaard, Petersen, Schafer, Lauzon, 13^th in 4:31.25
• 4×800-meter relay: Schafer, Reinhart, Seeck, Underwood, ninth in 11:51.48

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC boys track and field team competed at the 2026 IATC Indoor Championships at Iowa State University on Friday and Saturday, May 12-13. ACGC tied for eighth scoring 28 points with Sibley-Ocheyedan and Lisbon. Riverside Oakland won the meet with 63 points. Brexton Schneider in the 60-meter hurdles and Luke Brinks in the 200-meter dash earned silver medals, earning the best results for the Chargers.

FULL ACGC RESULTS

• 60-meter hurdles: Brexton Schneider, second in 8.43
• 200-meter dash: Luke Brinks, second in 23.40
• 400-meter dash: Luke Brinks, sixth in 52.40
• Talon Noland, 14^th in 53.71
• 800-meter run: Jonny Kading, 26^th in 2:18.92
• 1600-meter run: Preston Kent, sixth in 4:50.24
• 3200-meter run: Preston Kent, sixth in 10:18.48
• Long jump: Ryan Martens, 18^th jumping 18-00.50
• Shot put: Jack Sheeder, 11^th throwing 43-08.00
• 1600-meter spring medley: Trujillo-Garcia, Van Effen, Mozingo and Pfrang, 11^th in 4:08.92
• 4×60-meter shuttle hurdle: Nolte, Skram, Stringham, Schneider, sixth in 36.47
• 4×400-meter relay: Brincks, Crawford, Skram, Noland, 15^th in 3:46.84

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama girls track and field team will hit the blocks for the first time this season at the 2026 IATC Indoor Championships held at Iowa State University today, Friday, March 13. The girls will compete against 56 other teams. 

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

Four Panorama girls basketball players earned West Central Activities Conference honors for their performances this season on and off the court. Among them were Morgan Crees, Ashley Crees, Nerea Gimeno-Perez and Ruth Fett. Morgan Crees was also named to the IBCA Southwest All-Region 2 Team.

Morgan Crees was named First Team All-Conference and IBCA All-Region. Morgan was a dominate force on the Panther offense. She led the team scoring at 14.3 points per game, in rebounds with six, steals with 3.3 and assists with three. Crees also hit the career mark of 1,000 points scored this season.

Ashley Crees and Nerea Gimeno-Perez earned Honorable Mentions. Ashley was the team’s third leading scoring at 5.4 points per game, while averaging 4.8 rebounds and just under one steal per game. Gimeno-Perez averaged an even five points per game, 3.1 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.2 steals.

Ruth Fett, Ashley Crees and Nerea Gimeno-Perez were all named Academic All-Conference. In order to be named Academic All-State, athletes must be a senior and meet two of the following criteria: A cumulative GPA of 3.85, ACT score of 27 or higher (1200 or higher SAT), and have a class rank in the top 5% in class 3A/4A/5A or top 10% in class 1A/2A. On the court, Fett averaged 4.5 points per game and five rebounds.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC girls and boys track and field teams will get their first taste of competition this season today, Friday, March 13, at Iowa State University in Ames. The girls will face 53 other teams, and the boys will face 56 other teams.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC girls basketball team had five girls earn awards for their performances this season. They were Meranda Gruber, Savannah Akers, Becca Littler, Stella Largent and Camdyn Richter. Several girls set records this season. The team also set several school records. Points per game at 56.1, field goal percentage at 39.1%, total rebounds with 781 and free throws made with 253.

Star of the squad, Camdyn Richter, racked up awards just as she racked up points this season. Richter led the team with 16.9 points per game and led in steals at 2.6. She also averaged 6.2 rebounds and one assist. Richter was named First Team All-Conference to the Southwest All-District Region 3 Team, and Third Team All-State. Richter now holds the school record for points at 1,016, rebounds with 521 and tied for blocks with Stella Largent at 44. She is also second all-time in steals at 202.

Stella Largent earned First Team All-Conference honors. Largent was a double-double machine during the season, averaging 11.4 points per game, a team-high 9.2 rebounds, two assists and 1.7 steals. She set the school record for rebounds in a season with 203. She is currently fifth all time in total points with 572, second in rebounds with 460, eighth in assists with 98, eighth in steals with 137 and is tied with Richter for most blocks with 44.

Meranda Gruber and Becca Littler were named Honorable Mention to the WCAC. Gruber averaged 7.8 points per game and a team-high 2.5 assists. She also averaged three rebounds and 2.3 steals. Littler averaged 4.9 points per game, 2.9 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.3 steals. Littler ranks second all-time in assists at 161 and third all-time in steals with 182.

Savannah Akers was named Academic All-State. In order to be named Academic All-State, athletes must be a senior and meet two of the following criteria: A cumulative GPA of 3.85, ACT score of 27 or higher (1200 or higher SAT), and rank in the top 5% in class 3A/4A/5A or top 10% in class 1A/2A.