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Early Dismissal @ 2:20 PM every Wednesday for Professional Development Feb 22 - End of 2nd Trimester Feb 25 - NO SCHOOL (Professional Development Day) SV Schools Calendar for 2018-2019 School Year School Supply Lists for 2018-19 Dayton Elementary School Farnhamville Elementary . . .
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Jags lost to Newell-Fonda
Print Version The Jaguars' Varsity Boys' Basketball team lost to Newell-Fonda by the score of 79-56 on 1/17/19. Leading the Jaguars in scoring was Jackson Housken 19, Zach Graves 6, Chase Swieter 6, Sam Hanson 5, Nyles Johnson 4, Mason Ackerson 3, Carter Lane 3, Kolson Kruse 3, Robert Jepsen 3, JJ Graves 2, and Kenny Blunk 2. The Varsity Jaguars record is 5-10.
JVR defeats MNW
Print Version The JVR Boys Basketball Team defeated Manson Northwest Webster 37-26 on Tuesday, January 15, 2019 @ home. Quarter Scores were 12-6; 19-10; 27-22 & 37-26. Kaleb Scott and Tre Fisher each had 10 points. Blake Peterson had 5 points. Braeden Johnson, Carson Lambert & Parker Garcia each had 4 points. No additional stats are available for this game. All 18 players contributed to this victory including Lucas Jondle, Kadin Luhman, Will Halligan, Caden Larson, Caleb TenEyck, Lane Fevold, Ty Klatt, Colby Russell, Sam Sytsma, Breyton Cline, Ethan Hampf & Everett Lahr. The JVR Boys Basketball Team is now 5-7.
Varsity defeated MNW
Print Version The Jaguars Varsity Boys' Basketball team defeated MNW by the score of 57-50 on 1/15/19. Leading the scoring for the Jaguars were Aaron Graves 21, Jackson Housken 14, Kolson Kruse 12, Carter Lane 7, Chase Swieter 2, and JJ Graves 1. The Jaguars varsity record is 5-9.
Cold Shooting Plagues the Jaguars on the Road
Print Version The Southeast Valley Varsity basketball team made a trip to Sioux Rapids, Friday, January 11th, to take on Sioux Central. The Jaguars were plagued by cold shooting, falling to the Rebels 43-66. Kenzie Crampton dropped 16 points in the paint to lead the Jaguar offense. Emily Jaeschke aided the Jag effort with a solid 12 points, and came up with 3 steals. Mady Jaeschke contributed 6 points, and Jaynie Ferrari hit a three-pointer to finish the contest with 3 points. Ferrari also secured 6 boards for the Jaguars. Morgan Castenson hit a pair of throws, and Kasey Lundberg hit a jump-shot to add 2 points apiece. Lundberg dished out 4 assists to her teammates.
Southeast Valley heads to Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
Print Version Southeast Valley Girls Varsity traveled to Clarion Tuesday, January 8th to face Clarion-Goldfield-Dows. A slow start plagued the Jaguars, as they fell to the Cowgirls 36-50. The Jags were only able to put up 3 points in the first quarter, and entered the locker room at the half trailing 11-30. Life came to the Jags in the third quarter as they collected 12 points, entering the final eight minutes behind 23-46. Fighting all the way through the fourth to put up 13 points. Their defensive effort only allowed CGD to score 4 points in the fourth quarter.Despite a solid effort from the Jaguars their second half game was not enough to overcome the first half deficit. Kenzie Crampton went to work in the paint to lead the Jaguar offense with 12 points. Crampton also ripped down 6 boards and recorded 4 steals. Mady Jaeschke turned it on in the second half, scoring 8 points for the Jags. Morgan Castenson and Emily Jaeschke scored 5 points apiece. E. Jaeschke collected all of her points from the charity stripe and hustled for 6 steals, along with dishing out 4 assists. Jaynie Ferrari went to the free-throw line to contribute 3 points for the Jags. Chloe Hicks . . .
The Jaguars Shoot 100% (18 of 18) from the Line against the Cougars
Print Version Southeast Valley hosted Manson Northwest-Webster in the Gowrie gym on Tuesday, January 15th. Despite their 100% focus on the free-throw line, and having the lead for most of the game, the Jaguars fell to the Cougars 53-57. At the end of the first quarter the Jags were ahead 10-7, and entered half-time with a 27-26 lead. While holding MNW to nine points in the third quarter, the Jags only scored nine third quarter points. Trailing 46-52 in the final minute of regulation, Morgan Castenson hit a huge three-pointer, cutting the lead to three. Jaynie Ferrari and Emily Jaeschke each hustled in a bucket to aid in the final surge by the Jaguars, but the Cougars converted at the free-throw line on their end in the final seconds to seal the victory. Kenzie Crampton continued to display her solid inside game, powering up 16 points to lead the Jaguar offense. Crampton converted an impressive eight of eight from the charity stripe. Ferrari drained two shots from behind the arch to contribute 10 points for the Jags, and she ripped down 7 boards. Emily Jaeschke scored 9 points, hustled 6 rebounds, and recorded 4 assists to aid the Jaguar . . .
JV wrestlers at Jefferson
Print Version JV Results:: 4 man round robin brackets Carson Suchan-2nd Wyatt Sprecher-1st Reed Andrews-4th Brayden Danielson-4th Colton Brant=3rd Zach Thompson-3rd Chase Kamp-2nd Kian Clark-2nd Harley Bryson-2nd Zane Geis-4th Mark Hughes-2nd Jaxon Carlson-2nd
Twin Lakes Conference @ Buena Vista Fieldhouse, Storm Lake
Print Version The Jaguar Wrestlers put in a valiant effort Saturday trying to capture the Twin Lakes Conference Title finishing in a solid third place behind Champion Emmetsburg and Runner-up Graettinger-Terril Saturday, January 12th. Four Jags battled their way to the Conference finals in a very deep 2018-2019 field eventually crowning three champs, Senior Coledon Bethel(113), Senior Kyler Fisher(195), and Sr. Clayton McFarland(285) won titles for the Jags. Bethel claimed his second title at the same weight, Fisher won his third straight title, and McFarland won his first title. Jr Mason Goodwin(120) finished as runner up. Sr. Sam Hemmestad(126) and Sr. Xavier Nichols(220) finished in 3rd place, Fr. Rylie Ferrari(132) finished in fourth place, and Fr. Layth Muench took 5th. Conner Klingson(106), Fr. Max Miller(138), Soph. Jonah Seibert(145), Fr. Zack Miller(160), Sr, Carter Fluckiger(170), and Sr. Alex Pudenz(182) finished in sixth place. Fisher dominated the field pinning Jon Lace of Emmetsburg in the second period in the championship match continuing his quest to make a fourth appearance in the upcoming State Wrestling Tournament. Coledon continues to . . .
DECA competes in District II Competetion
Print Version Congratulations to all of you who participated in the DECA District II competition yesterday. You represented Southeast Valley well. Travel and Tourism Team Competition: Alexis Corell and Jackson Housken received 2nd place and Alyvia Tranquillo and Saxton Wirtz received Honorable Mention . Personal Finance: Brynna Thompson placed 2nd and Abby Belthius place Honorable Mention . Entrepreneurship Event: Honorable Mentions went to Tatum Crouse and Kylie Clark . Food Marketing Services: Caden Maguire received 3rd place . Principles of Marketing Core: Kian Clark 3rd place and Soren Winkler received Honorable Mention . Human Resource Management: Sydney Carlson 3rd place . Automotive Service Marketing Places: Joel Lambert 1st, Ryan Jondle 2nd, and Chad Stewart 3rd place .
Jaguar Girls Beat Alta/Aurelia
Print Version Southeast Valley celebrates the New Year with a “W”. The Jaguars hosted Alta/Aurelia Friday, January 4th in the high school gymnasium. Starting the 2019 Year off right, with a 38-29 win. The girls held A-A to ten offensive points in the first half. Morgan Castenson led the Jaguar offense with her first 10 points of the New Year. Castenson muscled down 6 boards, dished an impressive 5 assists, and hustled 4 steals on the defensive end. Mady Jaeschke and Jaynie Ferrari pounded out 7 points apiece for the Jags. M. Jaeschke owned the boards on her home court, recording 10 rebounds. Kenzie Crampton added 5 points. Kasey Lundberg chipped in 4 points, and dished 4 assists to help fuel the Jags. Viatris Scott and Emily Jaeschke connected on a bucket to finish with 2 points apiece. Crampton, Ferrari, and M Jaeschke protected the paint, recording a combined effort of 8 steals. Chloe Hicks took a trip to the free-throw line and ended the contest with 1 point.
Southeast Valley Host Roland-Story
Print Version On Monday, January 7th, the Southeast Valley Girls hosted Roland-Story in the Gowrie gym. Cold shooting plagued the Jaguars in the first half. The girls entered the locker room trailing 12-28. The Jags battled in the third quarter, scoring 11 points and holding Roland-Story to 10 points. Despite a hard fought effort outscoring Roland-Story 14 - 9 in the fourth quarter, it was not enough climb out of the hole the Jags put themselves in. Despite being down by as much as 18 in the second half, the girls never gave up, and dug deep, to fight their way back into the game. The Jaguar girls put on a true display of character and strength. a testament of the “will” each and every one of these ladies hold inside themselves. This is a quality ingredient needed to find success in real life, a lesson that goes far beyond the basketball floor. Southeast Valley basketball should be proud to know if they have the choice to fail or fight, they will fight. When these ladies are done playing the game of basketball, their “fight” remains; driving them to achieve in life. Jaynie Ferrari went to work for the Jaguars, leading the . . .
Southeast Valley Jags gets Raided by the East Sac Raiders
Print Version Southeast Valley girls varsity basketball played the East Sac County Raiders on December 18, 2018. The girls played a great game. The Raiders and The Jaguars had a slow start, but by the end of the 1st quarter only 5 points were scored. Jaynie Ferrari and Viatris Scott played great defence to hold the Raiders top scorer to only 11 points! Mady Jaeschke led the offense with 15 points. Cassi Berglund brought the hustle, resulting in 7 points. Mackenzie Crampton and Mady Jaeschke both had 4 rebounds while Morgan Castenson and Jaynie Ferrari had 6 rebounds each! Castenson and Crampton both finished with 6 points. Kasey Lundberg contributed a solid 4 points. Ferrari and Emily Jaeschke finished with 2 points apiece. Out of 13 free throws the Jaguars made 11 of them. The Fourth quarter of the game had to have been the best. With Mady Jaeschke scoring 13 point of the 16. With the last four minutes on the clock, the Jaguars held the Raiders to 4 points. With the last four minutes still on the clock the Jaguars score 12 Points! The Final score of the game was Jaguars 42, while the Raiders had 43.
"Close but not quite," at St. Edmond's dual
Print Version "Close but not quite," was the theme Saturday as the Jags gave a valiant effort to take home their second championship of the season but came up short against a strong Eagles squad from Britt West Hancock 39-27. With only one blemish on the day, the Jags dominated the rest of the field winning 81-0 in their first dual against St. Edmond's, after lunch break AGWSR was the next victim, falling 66-16 to the Jags, and in the final dual the Jags finished strong, defeating Roland-Story 64-18 to finish the day 3-1 in team duals. We as a coaching staff knew the West Hancock meet was going to be close. We had to win a few matches in the middle of our line up to pull out the victory. We started strong with 195 pounder Kyler Fisher starting the meet with a dominant major decision, 15-5, then the Jags won the next 5 out of 7 matches building a nice lead. After Fisher, Xavier followed with a great match eventually pinning his opponent in the third period. Clayton followed with a nice win beating the Eagles 5th ranked previously undefeated wrestler 5-2. The dual shifted to our lighter guys with 106 lbs . . .
Jags return to action in Ogden
Print Version The Jags returned to action Thursday night after Christmas break traveling to Ogden to tangle with Ogden, Audubon, and Greene County in quadrangular action. The Jags opened the night in dominant fashion defeating Audubon 77-3, followed by a 63-14 win over Ogden, and in the third dual the Jags found themselves knotted 42-42 after 14 matches, seven matches won for the Jags and seven matches for the Rams of Greene County. After a lengthy review of criteria, the Rams won the dual based on the eighth criteria listed, first match points scored. The Jags were certainly disappointed with the outcome of the Greene County dual but got after it against Audubon and Ogden wrestling aggressively on their feet and looking for falls. Greene County opened with a big lead against our middle of our young lineup but the top of the lineup: Fluckiger, Fisher, Nichols, and McFarland came storming back and tied the score. Hopefully, we are getting the lineup set for the stretch run to Sectionals. Kyler has worked his way back from injury getting his first taste of . . .
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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