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SCHOOL PICTURE DAY - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2018
September 28th is school picture day at all buildings - the picture order forms have been sent home with your student. Please return your envelope with payment on September 28th or there is an online order option available - Order at mylifetouch.com - enter the Picture Day ID number below for your child's building. Southeast Valley Middle School - Burnside Picture Day ID: BN608276Q0 . . .
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Early Dismissal @ 2:20 PM every Wednesday for Professional Development Aug 23 Classes Begin Sept 3 Labor Day - No School Sept 4 First Day of Preschool at Dayton and Farnhamville buildings Sept 28 School Pictures - All . . .
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Jaguars win homecoming 36-13 over Clarion Goldfield
Print Version The Southeast Valley High School football boys cruised to claim a win over the Clarion-Goldfield Cowboys in the Jag’s homecoming game played at the Gowrie field on a windy, crisp evening, Friday, September 21. The Jags deferred the coin toss, preferring to kick the ball with the wind. Chase Swieter booted 65 yards and the Clarion-Goldfield team started on the 20-yard line. The Cowboys ran six plays before they were forced to punt. Nyles Johnson had a 51-yard punt return for a touchdown. This was huge and really got the crowd and everyone into the game. Chase Swieter kicked the extra point and SE Valley was on the board first. Clarion-Goldfield responded with a 7-play drive, but Kyler Fisher stripped the ball and the Jags recovered. SE Valley was unable to capitalize and fumbled the ball back to Clarion-Goldfield after just two plays. The visiting team took advantage two plays later with a 43-yard touchdown and tied the game 7 to 7. The Jags only ran a few plays before getting stopped on the fourth down. Clarion-Goldfield then put together a 16-play drive and missed a field . . .
XC competes in Norseman Invitational at Story City
Print Version Mother nature continued to throw one challenge after another to the Southeast Valley cross country teams this fall. Ninety degree plus heat with strong southwest winds greeted the teams as they competed in the Norseman Invitational in Story City on Thursday, September 20th. Despite the adverse conditions, 19 of the Jaguar athletes were able to set a course or season best time. Picking up a pair of medals, Alli True and Katara Jondle lead the girls’ team with a 9th and 19th place finish respectively. Alli’s time of 23:22 and Katara’s time of 24:07 were season best times. Sammy Alphs also ran a season best of 25:52 to finish 46th. The remaining 4 scorers for the varsity were Morgan Farnham (49th, 26:10), Emily Hemmestad (76th, 27:28), Hannah Rees (77th, 27:30) and Marlie Johnson (87th, 28:25). In the team standings, the Jaguars finished 7th with 182 points. 2A-#14 ranked Dike New Hartford won the meet with 49 points followed by 3A schools Nevada with 59 points and Bondurant Farrar scoring 114 points. Finishing for the Jaguars’ JV were Viatris Scott (94th, 29:18), Emma . . .
Jaguars Take Care of Panthers
Print Version Gowrie, IA ~ The Southeast Valley Jaguar varsity volleyball squad were ready to play Storm Lake St. Mary’s in Twin Lakes Conference action on Tuesday, September 18th. The Jaguars defeated the Panthers in three sets by the scores of 25-7, 25-14, and 25-8. Kiersten Fisher led the team with 12 kills, followed by Delaney Conrad with 11 and Mady Jaescke having nine. Kasey Lundberg and Jaynie Ferrari each had three kills. Fisher was tough at the net defensively having four solo blocks and one assist. Morgan Castenson had 32 assists, while Ferrari had two and Fisher with one. The team served at 98.5% only missing one serve for the night. Cassidy Lambert, Kasey Lundberg, and Morgan Castenson each had an ace serve. Leading the team with saves was Shelby Cummins with fourteen digs followed by Cassidy Lambert with twelve. The team is 11-5 overall and 5-2 in conference.
Jaguars Go 2-2 in Week Four
Print Version The varsity volleyball squad went 2-2 during week four of the season. They opened the week with two wins against Eagle Grove and Saint Edmonds on Monday, September 10th in Fort Dodge. The girls defeated the Eagles by the scores of 25-11 and 25-12. In the second match of the evening the girls defeated the Gaels of St. Edmonds by the scores of 25-14 and 25-10. Shelby Cummins led the way with serving in both matches going 100% and having three ace serves in both matches. Mady Jaeschke led the team during the night with eight kills against Eagle Grove and 12 kills against St. Edmonds. Morgan Castenson averaged 13.5 assists in both matches. The team traveled to Emmetsburg on Tuesday night and suffered two losses against conference schools in a triangular. In the first match the team lost to Emmetsburg by the scores of 19-25, 25-22, 19-25, and 21-25. Jaeschke led the team with 15 kills for the night. She was followed by Delaney Conrad with eight and Kiersten Fisher had six. Cassidy Lambert and Shelby Cummins led the team with saves having 11 each. Morgan Castenson had . . .
The Jags defense was ready to play
Print Version The Jaguar football looked like a team that was ready to battle the highly ranked and undefeated Titans. The Jags defense was ready to play right away and forced a punt after the first three plays. Jags pick up a quick first down but then 3 runs later were forced to punt. SCC hits a 63 yard run for a TD. Jags take some sacks and have to punt but get a quick fumble recovery. Jags could not capitalize and were forced to punt again. After another good defense stand the Jags got the ball back and hit Chase Swieter for a quick pass and got the drive started and Kyler Fisher ran in a 36 yard TD. Score is now 7-6 It was a back and forth battle until 2 minutes left and SCC had a 3rd and 20 and ran a Jet sweep for a 25 yard TD and that broke the Jags back but were still only down 14-6 at half. The second half there was not much to talk about. Everything went downhill from there and it just keep snowballing and got worse and worse. There is not much to say here except we had mistakes and they took advantage of everyone of them. This is a half we must as players and coaches get over fast because we . . .
XC competes at the Panorama Invitational at Panora
Print Version After having only one meet in their first 5 weeks of the season after rain cancelled two of their first three meets, the Jaguar cross country teams finally returned to action Thursday, September 13th when the competed at the Panorama Invitational at Panora. As first time visitors to the invite, Southeast Valley faced an extremely tough field of 1A and 2A schools as well as a very challenging course. With twenty different schools competing, the varsity girls finished 10th overall with 257 points. Host Panorama, ranked #3 in class 2A won the girls’ race with 53 points. Earlham, #11 in 1A was second with 90 points and ACGC was third with 99 points Alli True lead the varsity girls in a time of 25:16 (32nd) and was followed by Katara Jondle (43rd, 25:41) and Morgan Farnham (71st, 27:01). The remaining four Jaguar harriers were Emily Hemmestad (85th, 27:27), Sammy Alphs (85th, 27:33), Marlie Johnson (93rd, 27:54) and Hannah Rees (98th, 28:31). In the varsity boys race, Southeast Valley finished 16th overall scoring 376 points. Class 1A, #2 ranked Nodaway Valley won the meet with 86 points. ACGC, . . .
JV Wins Two
Print Version Fort Dodge, Iowa ~ The junior varsity volleyball team started the week off with two wins on Monday, September 10th at Saint Edmonds. In the opening match the team defeated the Eagle Grove by the scores of 25-8 and 25-15. Allison Bethel, Emily Jaeschke, and Jordan Dorsey were perfect from the serving line. In the second match the Jaguars defeated the Gaels in three games by the scores of 25-23, 22-25, and 15-9. Allison Bethel and Addie Corell were perfect with serving. Chloe Hicks had seven kills followed by Emily Jaeschke, Haylee Kraft, Allison Bethel, and Haylee Welter having three each. Kylie Weiland had two blocks. The junior varsity is 9-2 overall and will host their own invitational on Saturday in Gowrie.
Southeast Valley Junior High Volleyball 2018 Begins
Print Version The Southeast Valley Junior High volleyball team had their opening match against Greene County on Tuesday September 4. The two teams were very evenly matched for both the seventh and eighth grade levels. The seventh grade won 4 out of 6 games and the eighth grade won 2 out of 6 games. Next action for the junior high volleyball team will be Monday, September 10 at Coon Rapids and on Thursday, September 13 at Rockwell City. Please note that there is a change in the schedule for September 20 against PAC, the seventh grade will play at Burnside and the eighth grade will play in Pocahontas in the elementary gym.
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
Southeast Valley High School1005 Riddle StreetGowrie, IA 50543
p. 515.352.3142f. 515.352.3143
Southeast Valley Middle School30850 Paragon Ave.Burnside, IA 50521
p. 515-359-2235f. 515.359.2236
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