By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama football team found its next head coach from down the highway, hiring away ACGC’s now former activities director, Taylor Morris. Morris said in a press release, “Success is earned through discipline, effort and accountability. I’m excited to help lead the Panorama Panthers by building champions in the classroom, on the field and within our community.”

Panorama Activities Director Bruce Dahlhauser, added, “Taylor is an excellent relationship builder who knows how to create a positive, high-standard culture. His experience in building successful athletic programs, clear communication and strong work ethic will benefit our students right away. He’s the kind of leader who values both school and community.”

Morris takes over a program that has struggled in recent years. The Panthers were 2-14 under previous Head Coach Charlie Lake and had not had a winning season in the three years before Lake took the reins. Prior to that, from 2009 to 2021, the Panthers only had one losing season.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC boys basketball team (5-8) defeated Ogden (4-12) away from home on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Steller shooting from deep fueled the Chargers to victory, hitting 10 three-pointers to Ogden’s three. Joe Crawford led the team in scoring with 17 points. Jonny Kading led in rebounds with nine. Thomas Skram led in assists with seven, adding five steals.

ACGC travels to faces WCAC rival Panorama (1-13) tonight, Friday, Jan. 23. ACGC has won the last three matchups between the two and defeated the Panthers earlier this season, 59-45.

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The ACGC boys wrestling team competed in two duals in Madrid on Tuesday, Jan. 20, hosted by Woodward-Granger. The Chargers won their dual against Griswold, 65-6, and lost the dual against W-G, 56-15.

The Chargers will spend tonight, Friday and tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. 23-24, at the John J. Harris Tournament at Southwest Valley High School. The tournament is still set to take place as scheduled despite school closings. Twenty-six other schools will compete at the tournament.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC girls basketball team (11-3) won at Ogden (1-15) on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Two Chargers reached double-figure scoring with Camdyn Richter leading the way with 21 points and adding 12 rebounds to complete the double-double. Stella Largent joined her in double figures with 12 points, adding seven rebounds. Kailee Kautzky stuffed the stat sheet with eight points, a game-high seven assists, five rebounds and three steals.

The Chargers travel to Panorama (5-10) tonight, Friday, Jan. 23. ACGC has won the last three games against Panorama, including one earlier this season, 45-35. The game is still scheduled to take place despite school closings.

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The Panorama boys basketball team (1-12) lost its away game to Ankeny Christian (12-3) on Monday, Jan. 19. Box scores were not available as of press time. The boys next game is senior night, tonight, Jan. 20. The Panthers host West Central Valley (9-5). Panorama lost the game against West Central Valley earlier this season, 61-37.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama boys basketball team (1-11) struggled at home against Van Meter (7-5) on Friday, Jan. 16. Cruz Crandall remained a bright spot, leading the team in points with 15, rebounds with four, and assists with two.