SPORTS
ACGC Boys Win Seventh Meet of the Season While IKM-Manning Girls Earn First
(Guthrie Center, IA) – At ACGC High School, the Chargers boy’s track and field team earned their seventh meet of the season. The Chargers were featured in six first-place finishes, five second-place finishes, and one third-place finish scoring a total of 146 points. Coming in fourth on the boy’s side was Audubon who had two first-place finishes, two second-place finishes, and two third-place finishes and earned 92 points. The Exira-EHK Spartans featured one first-place finish, one second-place finish, and two third-place finishes with 53 points.
Gerlich named exec director of IGHSAU
Erin Gerlich has been named by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union (IGHSAU) as its next executive director, succeeding Jean Berger who is retiring. Gerlich is a native of Panora, graduating from Panorama High School in 2002. Her parents are Karen and Jay Gerlich of Panora. She brings more...
Perry girls golf wins three in a row, boys soccer extends streak
This week was all about adding wins on top of wins for Perry. (Note: Events covered April 16-23) With three meets in the week, Perry booked three team wins (all at home) and hit a new-best score of 2024. Hosting their first meet of the year on April 18, Perry...
CAM Sweeps the Top Spots in Menlo in Boys and Girls Golf Action
(Menlo, IA) – At the 5×80 golf course on Thursday evening, the CAM Cougars boy’s golf team was able to take the top spot once again and featured two medalists while the girls are just short of having a full team but featured the medalist and runner-up. The boys were able to beat West Central Valley 187-209 and Exira-EHK 187-217. CAM’s Chase Jahde shot 38 while being the medalist and Coby Venteicher also got in on the top action after shooting 49. The girl’s side featured medalist Kaitlyn Platt who shot 59 while Jenna Platt was a runner-up with a 61. You can find all the results below.
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