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JV earned a victory over Emmetsburg

Print Version The JV team for the Southeast Valley Boys' basketball program earned a victory over Emmetsburg on Friday, December 7th. The young Jaguars won by the score of 52-41. After trailing 4-10 with two minutes remaining in the 1st quarter, the JV team put together a nice 8-2 run to close out the quarter, and tied it at 12-12. After the 1st quarter break, the Jags held the lead the rest of the way, outscoring the E-Hawks 40-29 in the final 3 quarters. Robert Jepsen scored his season high in points, going 9-10 from the field, scoring 18 points and 8 rebounds. Kolson Kruse added 15 points on 6-11 shooting from the field and added 3 rebounds and 2 steals. Lincoln Miller contributed 9 points on a perfect night from the field, shooting 3-3 on the floor and 2-2 on the FT line. Miller also led the team in assisted baskets with 3 assists. Sam Hanson added 5 points and 5 steals. Ross Halligan knocked down one 3-point basket and collected 3 rebounds. Hunter Sorenson rounded out the scoring with a 2-point basket and 2 steals. Carson Lambert and Rhett Grandfield each played in the contest, with Lambert . . .

MV-AO Dick Kingsbury Invite Champs

Print Version It took a whole team to capture the MV-AO Kingsbury Title Friday night at Mapleton. The Jag wrestling fortunes reversed from Thursday nights dual meet loss to SCC as they edged the Titans for the team title in the final round of action. The Jags started strong in the first round leading the tournament. The Jags slipped to third after the consolation 3rd round as some of the younger members of the team lost some matches that would allowed them to wrestle for third place, but the most important final placing round found the Jags come on strong winning many of their 5th, 3rd, and Championship matches. 220 lbs Xavier Nichols clinched the team title with a thrilling overtime victory over his Archbishop Bergan Catholic opponent. Then, Hwt. Clayton McFarland put the icing on the cake with a second MV-AO title by pinning his Bergan Catholic opponent. 126 lbs. Mason Goodwin won his first Varsity title in his career by wrestling a tough match winning 5-3 against Bergan Catholic. Also, 170 lbs Carter Fluckiger won his first ever Varsity title by beating Van Hulzen(SCC) 10-3. 120 lbs. Coledon Bethel was SV's 5th finalist but lost to ranked . . .

Academic All-Conference Volleyball

Print Version Academic Awards for Southeast Valley Volleyball The Jaguar Volleyball team earned the IGHSAU Distinguished in Academic Achievement (Team GPA Between 3.25 – 4.00). Team GPA was 3.494. The following girls qualified for the Twin Lakes Conference All Academic Honors (To earn this award you must have a cumulative GPA above 3.50 & earn a varsity letter). Morgan Castenson Lexi Correll Shelby Cummins Mady Jaeschke Cassidy Lambert Delaney Conrad Mackenzie Crampton Jaynie Ferrari Kiersten Fisher Emily Jaeschke CONGRATULATIONS! to the volleyball team on their academic achievements.

JVR lost to Emmetsburg

Print Version The JVR Boys lost 34-56 to Emmetsburg at home on 12/7/18. Quarter scores were 12-20, 16-32, 30-47, and 34-56. The JVR Boys are now 0-3. Carson Lambert had 17 points. Braeden Johnson had 6 points. Caleb TenEyck had 4 points. Lucas Jondle, Colby Russell, and Sam Sytsma each had 2 points. Breyton Cline had 1 point.

JVR lost to St. Edmond

Print Version The JVR Boys lost to 32-47 to St Edmond at home on 12/4/18. Quarter scores were 7-16; 15-24, 23-39, and 32-47. The JVR Boys are now 0-2. Carson Lambert had 10 points and 2 rebounds. Tre Fisher had 6 points, 4 assists, and 2 steals. Colby Russell had 6 points and 2 rebounds. Kadin Luhman had 3 points. Caden Larson had 3 points and 3 rebounds. Caleb TenEyck had 2 points and 4 rebounds. Breyton Cline had 2 points and 2 rebounds. Lucas Jondle had 2 assists and 1 rebound. Blake Peterson had 1 assist and 1 rebound. Ethan Hampf had 1 rebound and 1 steal.

Senior Night

Print Version Thursday, November 5, 2018 @ Gowrie The Jags hosted Poky Area, South Central Calhoun, and Graettinger-Terril RA in a quad that featured Sr Parent night at Southeast Valley High School gym. Seven senior wrestlers; Coledon Bethel, Sam Hemmestad, Evan McCrady, Carter Fluckiger, Kyler Fisher, Xavier Nichols, and Clayton McFarland showcased their talent in their final home duals. Unfortunately, two time State Finalist Kyler Fisher couldn't participate as he is still recovering from an injury but other seniors all picked up a win during Senior night. These young men have been the backbone of Southeast Valley wrestling the past four years Also, manager Caden Maguire, cheerleaders Shelby Hofbauer, Bailey Miller, and Grace Amos were also recognized. The Jags opened the night strong against Poky area claiming a 60-18 dual meet victory. In the second dual, the Jags lost to South Central Calhoun 42-36 in an exciting dual coming down to the last match at 106. With the score tied at 36-36 SCC recorded the fall securing the win for the Titans in the final dual against Graettinger-Terril, the Jags took one on . . .

JV host St. Edmond

Print Version The SV JV Boys' Basketball team hosted the Gaels from St. Edmond High School on Tuesday, December 4th for their first home game of the early basketball season. The Jaguars were able to defeat the Gaels by the score of 56-45, matching their season high in scoring. The JV team held an early 10 point advantage at the end of the 1st quarter, leading 18-8, before going stagnant on offense; only scoring 4 points and allowing 20 points in the 2nd quarter, trailing 22-28 at the halftime break. In the second half, however, the Jaguars came out ready to gain back the lead and put together a better half of basketball on both ends of the floor, with emphasis on attacking the rim more and implementing a 1-3-1 defensive zone. The 1-3-1 defensive effort only allowed 17 points in the second half, and created great opportunities to score easier baskets on the offensive end, especially since the Jags were only 4-20 from beyond the 3 point line in the game. The Jaguars closed out the game in the 4th quarter on a solid 19-7 run, extending the lead into double-digits in the last couple minutes of the match-up. . . .

Jaguars pounce the Tigers

Print Version On Monday, November 26th, the Southeast Valley girls basketball team took their first road trip of the season, traveling to Madrid. The Jaguars brought home a victory, defeating the Tigers 64-50. The Jaguars came out firing on all cylinders, dropping 24 points in the first quarter. At half-time, the Jags entered the locker room leading 43-31. Morgan Castenson put on a shooting clinic to lead the offensive charge for the Jaguars with 16 points, including 4 three-pointers. Mady Jaeschke brought her game resulting in the first double double of her season producing 12 points and securing 11 rebounds. Cassi Berglund brought the hustle, scoring 12 points and dishing out 3 assists. Mackenzie Crampton and Emily Jaeschke each dropped 9 points for the Jags, and Crampton recorded 8 rebounds. Kasey Lundberg and Jaynie Ferrari added 4 points and 2 assists apiece.

Southeast Valley Girls Roll against WBM

Print Version Southeast Valley Varsity Girls Basketball got a big win against West-Bend Mallard on Friday, November 30th in West Bend. The Jaguars defeated the Wolverines 64-38. The Jaguars started slowly against the Wolverines, both teams remained scoreless until the four minute mark in the first quarter. The Jags entered half-time with the lead 35-16. By the end of the 3rd quarter, the Jaguars were out front 50-24. The Jaguars shot 35 free-throws as a team, connecting on 20 of them. Emily Jaeschke led the Jaguar offense with 16 points, including 7 of 9 from the free-throw line. E Jaeschke also secured 5 rebounds for the Jags. Mackenzie Crampton went to work in the paint resulting in 15 points for the Jag offense. Crampton made twelve trips to the free-throw line, connecting on seven of them. Crampton ripped down 8 boards for the Jaguars and recorded 2 blocks. Morgan Castenson and Jaynie Ferrari answered the offensive call for the Jags, scoring 9 points apiece. Castenson hustled for 3 steals and dished out an impressive 5 assists to fuel her teammates efforts. Ferrari muscled 6 rebounds for the Jags, she also dished out 4 assists, had 2 steals and 2 . . .

Cross Country Academic All Conference

Print Version Academic Awards for Southeast Valley Cross Country The Jaguar Girl Cross Country team earned the IGHSAU Distinguished in Academic Achievement (Team GPA Between 3.25 – 4.00). Team GPA was 3.683. The following girls qualified for the Twin Lakes Conference All Academic Honors (To earn this award you must have a cumulative GPA above 3.50 & earn a varsity letter). Sammy Alphs Allie True Morgan Farnham Emily Hemmestad Marlie Johnson The Jaguar Boys Cross Country team earned the IHSAA Distinguished in Academic Achievement (Team GPA Between 3.25 – 4.00). Team GPA was 3.303. The following boys qualified for the Twin Lakes Conference All Academic Honors (To earn this award you must have a cumulative GPA above 3.25 & earn a varsity letter). Ben Carlson Dalton Dencklau Robert Jepsen Parker Johnson Asa Haub Carson Suchan Zach Thompson CONGRATULATIONS! to both cross country teams on their academic achievements.

FFA “Just One”

Indianapolis, IN ~ The 91st National FFA Convention and Expo celebrated its second year of a nine-year commitment in the Indianapolis last week during October 23rd through the 26th. More than 68,000 FFA members and guest from throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands were in attendance at this year’s event. Print Version The Central Plains FFA had eight members and their advisor attend this year’s convention. The chapter traveled in two chartered buses with twelve other FFA Chapter from North Central Iowa. Attending this year was: Allison Bethel, Breyton Cline, Chloe Hicks, Chyann Hicks, Hailey Tuel, Carson Lambert, Blake Peterson and Mr. Kehoe. The group was able to tour the Red Brand Fencing Manufacturing, Indianapolis 500 Speedway, NCAA Hall of Fame, and Fairy Oaks Dairy Farm. The convention and expo kicked off with the National FFA Band leading a grand march down Georgia Street in downtown Indianapolis on Wednesday, October 25 th . Eight general sessions were held in Bankers Life Fieldhouse. The Iowa group attended the Opening . . .

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ANNUAL NOTIFICATION - NOTIFICATION OF NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY STATEMENT: Southeast Valley School offers career and technical programs in the following areas of study: Agriculture, Business, Family consumer Science, Health Science, Industrial Technology.

It is the policy of the Prairie Valley Community School District and Southeast Webster Grand Community School District not to illegally discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, creed, age (for employment), marital status (for programs), sexual orientation, gender identity and socioeconomic status (for programs) in its educational programs and its employment practices. There is a grievance procedure for processing complaints of discrimination. If you have questions or a grievance related to this policy please contact the district’s Equity Coordinator, Lisa Willardson, Equity Coordinator, 1005 Riddle Street, 515-352-5575, lwillardson@svjags.org or to Greg Slininger, Principal: Southeast Webster-Grand CSD, 30850 Paragon Ave., Burnside, IA 50521, 515-359-2235.

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