By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
ACGC boys basketball (1-4) lost at AHSTW (1-3) on Monday, Dec. 12. ACGC led, 26-23, heading into half time. AHSTW regained a one-point lead, 39-38, heading into the fourth quarter. ACGC struggled, getting outscored 21-10 in the fourth, leading to a Viking victory.
The Chargers’ next game is at home against Panorama (0-5) on Friday, Dec. 19. ACGC won both contests between the WCAC opponent and local rival, 82-40 and 71-31.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The ACGC boys basketball team (1-3) secured its first win of the season at home on Friday, Dec. 12, against Ogden (1-4). ACGC led by one point, 30-29, heading into half time. The Chargers extended their lead to five points heading into the fourth quarter. ACGC dominated the final leg, outscoring Ogden 21-13 in the fourth quarter to earn its first victory.
Joe Crawford continued to lead the Chargers in scoring with a 24-point performance, shooting 10/14 from the field and 3/6 from three-point land. Blaize Dorsey joined him in double figures with 14 points. Preston Kent led the team in rebounds with 10. Thomas Skram led the team in assists with five. Skram also led the team in steals with a game-high of six.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The ACGC boys wrestling team hosts a quadrangular meet tonight, Tuesday, Dec. 16. ACGC will hit the mats against Pleasantville, Central Decatur and Earlham. Then, on Thursday, Dec. 18, the boys make the short trip to Panorama to face Ogden, Southeast Valley and Panorama in another set of dual matches.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The ACGC boys wrestling team competed at the Riverside Wrestling Invitational on Saturday, Dec. 13. Ryder Cline (150) left the meet as champion, defeating Wade Hawkins of Logan-Magnolia in the first-place match. The next closest to a title for the Chargers was Carter Richter (215), who earned third place. Lane Stringer (157), Jack Sheeder (185) and Angel Martinez (165) all placed fourth in their respective weight classes.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The No. 8 ACGC girls basketball team (6-0) continued its undefeated streak to start the season at AHSTW (3-3) on Monday, Dec. 15. ACGC led going into the half, 29-15. The Chargers scored 24 points in the third quarter to give them an insurmountable lead over the Vikings.
The Chargers next game is on Friday, Dec. 19 at home against Panorama (1-4). The WCAC and nearby opponent leads the all-time series between the two schools, but ACGC got the better of the Panthers in both games last season, winning 61-40 and 54-35.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The No. 8 ACGC girls basketball team (5-0) handily defeated Ogden (0-6) at home on Friday, Dec. 12. ACGC had 28 steals thanks to its hounding defense that helped the team hold the Bulldogs to just 17 points. Camdyn Richter with 14 and Meranda Gruber with 12 reached double-figure scoring for the Chargers. Stella Largent led the team in rebounds with five. Becca Littler led the team in assists with five. In all, 10 different ACGC players scored in this game, and six players had four or more steals.