Southeast Valley Schools

Jags defeat Estherville

Print Version The Jaguar football team gets a big win and guaranties them a winning season and that is something the coaches and players take deep pride in and are very proud of.  The Jaguars have been together for 6 years and 5 of the 6 seasons together are winning seasons.  Coach Swieter and his staff have had 11 of the last 12 years winning seasons.  Coach Swieter wanted to thank his coaching staff for this accomplishment.  You can't win without having a great coaching staff around you and all of them have taking that same pride in winning. The Jags came off a very disappointing 3-0 to Garner and were facing an Estherville team who previously knocked off Spirit Lake so the Jags new they had to come ready to play.  If you compare scores the Jags had no chance of winning this game.  Coach used this all week and said this is why we play the game.  Do not ever compare scores to what others do to each other.  Just play our game and worry about how we do against each one. ELC starts with a quick 3 and out and were forced to punt.  The Jags fumbled the punt and gave . . .

Jaguars compete at Twin Lakes Conference Cross Country meet in Emmetsburg

  Print Version The Southeast Valley cross country teams brought their best to Emmetsburg for the Twin Lakes Conference meet Saturday morning, October 19th.  Out of the 31 high school runners that competed, twenty-six ran all-time bests and another five runners ran their season best. The varsity boys finished 7th overall, the varsity girls finished 8th and the JV boys were conference champions. Sophomore Zach Thompson was the lead Jaguar finishing 23rd overall with a time of 18:25 followed by freshman Cooper Nuss who finished 21st in 18:33.  Sophomores Wyatt Sprecher (32nd, 18:43), Asa Haub (37th, 18:57) and Caleb Kaltschnee (38th, 18:59) rounded out the five scorers for the varsity. Blake Peterson (42nd, 19:06) and Robert Jepsen (47th, 19:12) were the displacement scorers.  The Jaguars scored 156 points overall. Sioux Central was the conference champions with 26 points and Pocahontas was runner-up with 84 points. The varsity girls were led by sophomore Madison Doyle (32nd, 22:32).  Juniors Morgan Farnham (39th, 23:24), Emily Hemmestad (41st, 23:54) and Marlie Johnson (42nd, 24:02).  Sophomore Jayden Gardipee (46th, . . .

Jaguars Finish Second

Print Version Laurens, IA ~ The Southeast Valley Jaguar volleyball squad ended up placing second in the annual Twin Lakes Conference Volleyball tournament on Thursday, October 17th.  The girls lost to East Sac County in the championship match by the scores of 21-25 and 19-25.  The girls started the tournament by traveling to Emmetsburg to compete in Pool C and was seeded seventh overall.  The girls defeated the E-Hawks of Emmetsburg by the scores of 25-22 and 25-21.  They then turned around and beat the Panthers of Saint Mary of Storm Lake by the scores of 25-21 and 25-12.  On Thursday, the 17th, the girls traveled to Laurens and opened the afternoon with a win over Pocahontas Area 25-10 and 26-24.  They then defeated the Warriors of Alta-Aurelia by the scores of 25-23 and 25-19.  Following that match, they took on the Raiders of East Sac in the championship round. The team served at 97.4 % with Delaney Conrad, Kenzie Crampton and Haylee Kraft perfect behind the serving line during the whole tournament. During the regular season, the girls averaged 94.2% serve efficiency.  The . . .

Twin Lakes Conference Volleyball Tournament

Here are the results of the Twin Lakes Conference Volleyball Tournament. Congratulations to the Southeast Valley Volleyball team for finishing 2nd in this tournament after starting with a number 7 seed.   Attached are the results of the Twin Lakes Conference volleyball tournament finals that were held at Laurens and Sioux Rapids on Thursday, October 17th. The 9th-12th place matches were held at Sioux Rapids and those scores are on the first page here. The championship bracket games were held at Laurens and the scores of each match are beneath each school's name on the brackets. Results of TLC Volleyball Tournament

Jags run at Bob Saunders XC Classic in Ida Grove

Print Version The Southeast Valley cross country teams traveled to I da Grove on Monday, Oct. 14th for the Bob Saunders XC Classic. Wi t h twenty 1A and 2A schools competing, the varsity boys finished 12th and the varsity girls finished 13th. JV boys finished 3rd overall. The JV girls did not five runners for a team score. Madison Doyle (48th, 25:00) lead the Jaguar girls, followed by Morgan Farnham (60th, 25:18), and Marlie Johnson (65th, 25:33). Jayden Gardipee (87th, 27:27) was the next Jaguar to finish running a season best. She was followed by Emily Hemmestad (92nd, 28 : 27), Viatris Scott (106th, 30:19) and Kyl i e Weiland (107th, 30:28). Competing for the JV girls were Lauren Tidman (30th, 30:46), S helby Mills (32nd, 31:30), Chistine Housken (34th, 31:56) and Taegan Long (35th, 31:58). Christine’s time was a season best. In the boys’ race, Zach Thompson was again lead the varsity harriers and was followed by Cooper Nuss (54th, 20:32). Robert Jepsen (63rd, 20:50) edged teammate Caleb Ka l tschnee (64th, 20:50) as Robert set a season best. Caleb’s time was his career best. B lake Peterson . . .

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JV Comes Up Short After Close Game

Print Version The SV Jaguars JV Football team lost to Woodward-Granger in a close game by the score of 22-20 on 10/14/19. Leading the ground attack with touchdown runs for the Jaguars were Carl Berglund, Max Miller and Zach Miller. The JV record is now 1-4.

Jags lose heart breaker 3-0 to Garner Hayfield Ventura.

Print Version If you like good defense this was the game to watch.  If you like a lot of scoring this was not the night for that for either team. Garner came to town with 3 loses on the season.  All three loses are to 7-0 teams so the Jags new their hands were full because Garner brought to town a dominating run game but the Jags were prepared and stood up to the task.  The Jags finished with 131 yards to Garners 162. Both teams had opportunities to put each other away but both teams shot themselves in the foot over and over.  The Jags would get something going and but 4 turnovers, dropped passes and 7 penalties for 65 yards killed drive after drive.  It was just to many mistakes and it just keep giving Garner more chances to score. The defense played great.  The only play the defense wishes they had over was a 4th and 18 Garner completed an 18 yard pass for the first down which allowed them to kick the game winning field goal.  Other than that play the defense had the best performance of the year.  When your defense holds a team to 3 points you have to finds ways to win the game but the offense has struggled the . . .

Jags compete in SCC Titans Invite

Print Version The Southeast Valley Jaguar cross country teams headed to Lake City last T uesday, October 8th to compete in the SCC Ti t an Invite. The Jaguars came home with 3 JV medalists, 11 season best times and 5 all time best times as well as their best team finishes of the year. On the boys’ side, the Jaguars finished 10th overall with 236 points. Ogden won the meet with 38 points, followed by Kuemper Catholic wi t h 73 points and Pocahontas Area with 104 points. The girls finished 9th overall with 218 points. Manson Northwest Webster won the meet with 67 points followed by Pocahontas Area wi t h 85 points and South Central Calhoun with 100 points. There were 14 total schools at t h e meet. Kylie Weiland of the girls and Wyatt S precher and Nolan Jackson for the boys brought home medals in the JV races. Kylie was 13th with a time of 30:29. Wyatt was 4th with a time of a season best time of 20:59 and Nolan was 15th in the JV races with a time of 22:54. Zach Thompson lead the boys’ varsity team with a 30th place finish and a time of 19:40. Asa Haub (42nd, 20:47) and Cooper Nuss (47th, 20:55) were the . . .

Jaguars Win Two

Print Version Ogden, IA ~ The Southeast Valley Jaguar varsity volleyball team picked up two victories on Thursday, October 3rd by defeating Ogden by the scores of 25-12 and 25-15.  In the second match they defeated the Rams of Greene County 25-19 and 25-18. For the night, Emily Jaeschke ended up with 23 assists and two kills.  Kiersten Fisher had 19 kills between the two matches with two assist blocks.  Jayne Ferrari had 13 kills and one assist block.  Delaney Conrad had ten kills and one assist.  Kenzie Crampton ended up with eight kills and one assist block.  Chloe Hicks had one kill.  For the night the girls served at 94.6%.  Emily Jaeschke was perfect behind the serving line and had two ace serves.  Ferrari and Hick were also perfect with serving and each had one ace serve.  The team had 38 saves which average to 9.5 saves per game.

8th Grade Volleyball

Print Version September 23, Burnside, Iowa-The 8th grade volleyball team fell short against the Knights of Carroll Kuemper.  The 8th grade record was 0 - 7 Scores were 17-21,7-21, 8-21, 4-21, 3-21, 13-21,14-21. September 26, Pocahontas, Iowa-The Jaguars traveled to compete against the Indians of Pocahontas.  The Jaguars fell short after exchanging leads multiple times. The 8th grade record for the evening  was 1-5. Scores were 15-21, 17-21, 21-18, 15-2,17-21, 19-21. 7th and 8th grade travel to Ogden on Tuesday, October 1st to play a 4 p.m. match.   

FFA Soils Event Held

Caden Larson, Blake Peterson, Rylie Ferarri, Connor Klingson, Hunter Kruse, and Chloe Hurdato. Print Version Iowa Falls, IA ~ The 2019 North Central District FFA Soils Career Development Event was held Wednesday, September 25th on the campus of Ellsworth Community College in Iowa Falls.  There were 28 FFA chapters present with over 240 participants.  The Central Plains FFA Chapter (Gowrie) ended up at 10th place.  Team members competing this year were Rylie Ferrari, Chloe Hurtado, Connor Klingson, Hunter Kruse, Caden Larson, and Blake Peterson.  Rylie Ferrari ended up in the top 20 individuals for the day. The top five team were Algona, Hawkeye FFA (West Bend), AGWSR (Ackley), Nashua-Plainfield, and Riceville.  The students evaluated surface features, the soil profile, land capability and productivity, evaluation of land use and management practices, and suitability of soils for nonagricultural uses.

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