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Annual Tractor Ride
Tractor Ride Form Tractor Ride to Ann Smeltzer Learning Farm Otho, IA Sponsored by the Central Plains FFA Chapter Wednesday, July 3 rd , 2019 Depart from Laurel Park (near football field/swimming pool) Gowrie, IA at 9:00 a.m. 8:30-9:00 a.m. . . .
3rd Annual 4th of July Co-ed Alumni Slow Pitch – Softball Tourney
Print Version 3 rd Annual 4 th of July Co-ed Alumni Slow Pitch – Softball Tourney Who: Alumni of programs which became Southeast Valley. (Cedar Valley, Prairie, P.V., S.W.G, etc.) Coaches or assistant coaches welcome to join a team; must not be a current member of baseball/softball team. When: Thursday, 4th of July . . .
SUMMER MEALS FOR ALL KIDS & TEENS at Dayton Elementary School and Gowrie SV High School Buildings - June 3rd thru August 16th
Informational Flyer - Summer Meals for ALL Kids and Teens Announcing - Summer Meals - OPEN to All Children, 18 and younger - NO Enrollment, NO Cost To find locations near you, call 1-866-3-HUNGRY or go to http://www.fns.usda.gov/summerfoodrocks Southeast Valley Schools, which includes Southeast Webster-Grand CSD and Prairie Valley CSD are participating in the USDA Summer . . .
Welcome to Southeast Valley - School Notification Systems Available
School notification systems available: For Parents and Guardians, in the JMC Student Database - In addition to your email address, if you would like to receive text notifications regarding school building related messages for your student, within your parent contact information you can enter your cell phone number with your cell phone carrier's suffix at the end of your phone number in the email address area. . . .
SCHOOL DATES / ONE PAGE CALENDAR / SUPPLY LISTS
Early Dismissal @ 2:20 PM every Wednesday for Professional Development May 27 No School - Holiday May 31 Last day of classes 11:30 AM dismissal SV Schools Calendar for 2018-2019 School Year - Dates are subject to changes SV Schools Calendar for 2019-2020 School Year . . .
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Junior High Softball Article 6/12
Print Version The Southeast Valley junior high softball teams put a pair of games in the “win” column Wednesday morning. The seventh and eighth grade Jaguars hosted the PAC Indians and won 12-2 (seventh grade) and 7-2 (eighth grade). Both squads has excellent showings at the plate and solid defense in the field. The seventh grade Jags opened up the competition with Anna Corell getting the bats going quickly with a lead off double to left-center, followed by a single from Chloe Lambert, both would go on to score putting the jags up early. The seventh grade squad showed discipline at the plate by boasting 11 walks and scoring 10 more runs. Defensively, the Jags were lead by a dominant showing in the circle by Chloe Lambert who struck out 12 in five innings of play. The eighth grade team showed power in the box during their first at bats with Ellie Nolte and Jordyn Rowley both hitting triples, Payton Will’s single and Ava Brunner’s double, set them up to be scored easily by an Alex Kitchen homeroom. Defensively, the Jags were sound, only allowing PAC to score twice. Payton Will and Ellie Nolte combined for seven strikeouts to help push . . .
6/5 West Bend –Conference 3-2 W (4-2) (2-0 Conference)
Print Version The Jaguars hosted the Wolverines of West Bend for the second conference game of the season. The Jaguars controlled the game most of the way but scores in the 4th and 5 th made the game closer than it appeared. Jackson Housken took the mound for the Jaguars going 5 innings giving up three hits, two runs and five strikeouts. The two runs scored were unearned still leaving Jackson with a 0.00 ERA on the game. Freshmen Kolson Kruse came in to relieve the senior starter keeping the wolverines from crossing the plate and securing the win. Leading the offensive charge for the Jaguars was Mason Ackerson going 2 for 3 on the day crossing the plate once and one of his two hits was a double. Other Jaguars that earned hits were Jackson Housken and Xavier Nichols while Kolson Kruse added one himself. The pitchers on the day also recorded the three stolen bases with Kolson stealing one base and Jackson stealing two. A close game but . . .
6/5 @ EMMETSBERG 4-7 L (4-3) (2-1 Conference)
Print Version Facing off against the newest member of the Twin Lakes Conference the Jaguars got rained out last year so this year was the first time they had played each other. The Jaguars sent out their senior pitcher Colden Bethel to take on the E-Hawks. The Jaguars defense got two quick outs but after some infield errors the E-Hawks capitalized on the errors scoring four runs in the first inning. The Jag baseball team was playing from behind the rest of the game trying to spark some momentum. Colden Bethel threw a remarkable game but the E-Hawks keep coming up with dinky donk hits all night and with some misplays by the Jag defense the Jags could not make up the difference in the score. Coledon gave up 9 hits and seven runs but only three runs were earned sadly. Kolson Kruse came in again to relieve Coledon showing real promise by striking out all five batters he faced. Offensively the Jaguars only mustered four hits coming off the bats of Jackson Housken, Xavier Nichols, Jacob Slininger and Quinton Clancy whose lone . . .
6/7 @Alta-Aurelia – Conference L
Print Version Third conference game of the week sent the Jags on the long bus trip to Alta to play the reigning conference champs the Alta-Aurelia Warriors. The Warriors lost some guys from their state tourney bid last year but still had a lot in the tank as they took a decisive win. Again the Jaguar Defense was not in their best shape as they allowed the door to open for the Warriors and they capitalized on a few Jaguar mistakes. A well hitting ball club, the Jaguars tried to calm them by sending Jackson Housken on the mound. Housken threw really well but with misplays by the defense the Warriors were allowed to keep hitting and Jackson to keep pitching which allowed them to capitalize on the Jags mistakes. The Jaguars hit three base hits on the day. Jackson Housken, Xavier Nichols, and Colton Kamp each gained a hit a piece with Colton being the lone Jaguar to cross the plate. The Jaguars did earn seven walks on the day . . .
6/8 Madrid Tourney
Print Version Woodward Academy W 16-1 (4) (5-4) Struggling Woodward Academy was the Jaguars first opponent in the annual weekend tourney for the Jaguars. The Knights of Woodward Academy had struggled as of late and the Jaguars took full advantage in the second inning scoring 10 runs in the second inning and 5 in the following inning. It was Sam Hanson’s day as he was both pitcher and offensive MVP. Sam threw four strong innings against an okay hitting Woodward Academy team, allowing only one hit, one unearned run, and striking out six batters. Offensively it was Sam again hitting 2 triples and scoring three runners who were on base. Sam was not the only Jaguar doing his job offensively as Kolson Kruse was 2 for 3 with a double and a triple which scored two runners. Other Jaguars recording multiple hits included Quinton Clancy (2) and Colton Kamp (2). Other Jaguars who had one hit included Coledon Bethel, Jackson Housken, and Jacob Slininger. It was a great opportunity for future varsity guys to get some playing time as . . .
JVR vs Alta Aurelia 6/7/19
Print Version The JVR team continued their first week of games on Friday against Alta Aurelia. The game only lasted 3 innings due to it being part of a JVR/JV/V triple header. The Jaguars took the lead in the top of the first when Zack Miller scored the only run of the game for the Jaguars. Parker Garcia pitched a good game, but a few errors behind him made it a tough game to win. Kaleb Monroe came in relief to finish the game. The final score ended up being 7-1. The Jaguars have games at Humboldt on Tuesday, and at home on Thursday against South Hamilton.
JH Baseball vs SCC
Print Version The 7th grade baseball team lost their first game of the baseball season by the score of 10-6 on Wednesday, June 5th, as they welcomed the Titans of SCC. Ross Larson started on the mound for the Jags and completed two full innings before Hane Sorenson came in for relief and threw one complete inning, only allowing 2 runs to plate. Scoring for the Jaguars on the offensive end were Dalton Crouse, Hane Sorenson, Ross Larson, Carson Joyce, Ethan Peed, and Carter Ferry. The 8th grade baseball team won by the slimmest-of-margins over SCC in just 4 innings of play, with the score of 5-4. The Jags jumped out to an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the 1st inning, led by Eli Johnson's base-hit to the left-side of the infield. Scoring for the Jags were Eli Johnson, Carl Berglund, Caden Konecne, Xander Dorman, and Logan Songer. Justin Loseke started on the mound for the Jaguars and pitched 2 solid innings of work, allowing only 1 hit, 2 base on balls, and 0 runs scored. Loseke also struck-out 3 SCC batters. Also pitching 2 full innings for the 8th grade team was Logan Songer. Songer faced 11 . . .
Chapter Receives Memorial Donation
Print Version The Central Plains FFA Chapter received a memorial gift from the National FFA Alumni in honor of Darold Traster who was a life member. President Blake Peterson and Vice President Chloe Hicks are pictured with Colleen Traster with the $100.00 gift. The gift will be used to support future FFA activities.
Week 1 of Southeast Valley Softball
Print Version 5/20/19 Southeast Valley 1 lowa Falls-Alden 2 The softball team opened the season with a home game against lowa Falls-Alden. They suffered a setback as the lady Jags struggled offensively. Statistically we had the advantage, but the scoreboard showed a different outcome as the gals lost 2-1. Morgan Castenson suffered the loss giving up 2 runs on 4 hits, walking none and striking out 11. Emily Jaeschke led the way with 2 hits while Kasey Lundberg, Morgan Castenson, and Jaynie Ferrari each added one hit apiece. There was one Jag error on the night. . . .
Week 2 Southeast Valley Softball
Print Version 5/29/19 Southeast Valley 10 Sioux Central 0 6 innings The Jags opened up conference play with a decisive victory over the Rebels of Sioux Central. Scoring got started in the second inning for the Jags as Morgan Castenson drew a walk. Mady Jaeschke bunted Castenson over to second. Kenzie Crampton walked and Marlie Johnson entered the game to run for Crampton. Castenson scored on a mishandled ball hit by Cassi Berglund. It wasn’t until the 4 th inning that the Jags opened up the game as they plated 8 runs. The girls were able to string hits together as Mady Jaechke started it with a base rip. Crampton would walk and Berglund would score Jaeschke on her single. Cassidy Lambert drew another walk and Emily Jaeshcke singled as did Shelby Cummins and Kasey Lundberg. Morgan Castenson doubled and M. Jaeschke again up in the inning reached on an error bringing in the final run of the frame. The Jags plated on more run to end the game early as Lundberg singled and advanced on a Castenson walk. A fielder’s choice would score Lundberg to . . .
SV JV Softball
Print Version The Southeast Valley Junior Varsity softball team has had a successful first week on the diamond. Monday, the girls played Iowa Falls-Alden, winning the game 9-1, next, East Sac County on Wednesday winning 8-0; Thursday the girls traveling to Lytton to play South Central Calhoun, winning 4-1. Friday leaves us all wishing for dryer weather and some sunshine. The JV roster includes the following players: Syd Carlson, Marlee Johnson, Liv Tenuta, Graycee Carlson, Allison Bethel, Maddy VanSickle, Teighan Osborne, Kaidence Newell, Emily Jaeschke, Emily Hemmested, . . .
Conrad Advances to State
Print Version Delaney Conrad fired a 2 under par 70 to cruise to a 7 stroke Regional Final victory and advance to the 2A State tournament. This competition was held at Garner Country Club. She will now play the State meet at Ames Golf and CC. Great Job Delaney. Carry that Jaguar pride.
Jaguar girls finish their track season
Print Version The Girls track team finish their season and have a lot to be proud of. The season ended down at the State Track meet where Kiersten Fisher won the first State Championship for Southeast Valley by winning the State High Jump with a jump of 5-04. This is great for her and her family but also a great accomplishment for the school, the communities and her coaches. There is so much to be proud of when you accomplish something like this. This was Coach Swieter first State Champion and he was very happy when Kiersten won. He wanted to also . . .
State Track - Boys results
Print Version The Southeast Valley boys team saw a variety of weather conditions at this year’s state track and field meet in Des Moines on May 16th and 17th. Hot and somewhat humid conditions greeted the Jaguars on Thursday for the first day. Kyler Fisher ran an 11.62 to finish 16th place overall in the 100m dash. He came into the meet at 20th. The shuttle hurdle team of Jarrett Loseke, Sam Hanson, Rhett Grandfield and Carter Lane also competed on Thursday, but unfortunately were disqualified. On Friday, the Jaguars were greeted by a heavy downpour . . .
TLC Golf Summary
Attached is the golf summary for the Twin Lakes Conference for the 2019 season. Included are the final conference dual standings, dual conference records, TLC conference tournament results, conference tournament medal winners, and the conference coaches of the year for both the boys and girls. TLC Golf Summary
Jaguar Boy’s Golf Close Out Season
Print Version @Gowrie May 7, 2019 : The Jaguars were defeated by Pocahontas Area 169-196. Carter Fluckiger led the Jags with 45. Lane Fevold shot 49, Quinton Clancy 50 and Kenny Blunk 52. Braeden Johnson shot 62 and Carson Suchan 63. The JV was also defeated 195-221. Caden Larson shot a career best 49. Caleb TenEyck and AJ Smith shot 57 each while Lucas Jondle and Will Halligan each carded 58. Carson Lambert shot 63. Coach Blunk commented “I really thought we’d shoot better scores. We had a great practice on Friday with some pretty decent scores. I know a lot of the boys played a lot of holes over the weekend and played pretty well too but it didn’t happen today. Consistency is the key; we just were not consistent today.” Sectionals @Hinton May 10, 2019 : The Jaguars finished 8 th in Sectional 18-hole action with a team total 413. Quinton Clancy led the Jags with 96. Carter Fluckiger shot 97, Kenny Blunk 106 and Lane Fevold 114. Carson Suchan shot 118 and Braeden Johnson 122. Coach Blunk commented “we obviously would have liked to play better but our scores are very close to what we have been . . .
TLC Track Standings
Attached are the final Twin Lakes Conference track standings and conference coaches of the year, as voted on by the conference track coaches, for the 2019 track season. Print Version
Twin Lakes Conference -Schools calendars
Here is the link for the new Twin Lakes Conference-Schools calendar Please make sure you choose Southeast Valley http://www. twinlakesconference.org/ g5- bin /client.cgi?G5button=7
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