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Avari Bruguier led the way with 8 points. Lydia Yost and Sydney Cournoyer each added 7. Ashlyn Koupal netted 6. Aniyah Bruguier, Braxton Nedved, and Hayden Fischer each scored 2 points in the win.
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Read more106 – Karstyn Lhotak 1st – WBF Kanin Klentz BAH (3:36), TF Alek Kuchta PAR (4:43) (17-1), MD Alex Oedekoven PIE (9-1)
Read moreStacey Knebel (left) and Kelsey DeBey (lright), Head Coach and Assistant Coach of the Wagner Community School volleyball team have been recognized for their confidence, commitment and motivation to the success of the WCS volleyball team.
Read moreA day after the first storm of the year and a day delay to the start of the 2022 basketball season, Wagner hit the road to a much-anticipated matchup with #1 Lady Winner Warriors. The first quarter would see the Lady Raiders pull out to a 12-10 lead. Winner would capitalize on Wagner’s 13 turnovers in the first half and take a 23-20 lead into half. Wagner would crank up the heat on defense allowing the Warriors to only manage 11 points the entire second half where the Raiders would score 21. Wagner would shoot 15-39 for 39% while holding Winner to 14-47 for 28%. Wagner would dominate the glass with a 39-22 advantage. Wagner would commit 21 turnovers compared to 11 from Winner. The Raiders would hit 6-10 from the charity stripe while Winner would struggle 4-15. Emma Yost led all scorers with a double-double scoring 20 points, grabbing 13 boards, and dishing out 3 assists. Ashlyn Koupal would add 7 points, grabbing 6 boards, dish out 2 assists, and come away with 2 blocks off the bench. Lydia Yost would net 6 points and dish out 2 assists. Shalayne Nagel would add 3 points, grab 9 boards, dish out 3 assists and come away with a team high 3 steals. Macy Koupal would also add 3 points, grab 6 boards, dish out 2 assists, and grab 2 steals. Eve Zephier rounded out the scoring with 2 points and dishing out 2 assists. “I can’t say enough about our girls! First of all, our goal was to control the glass and we did an excellent job of doing that. Second, we had to contain their scorer and use a variety of schemes to do that without giving up open looks to their off guards. Shalayne and Ashlyn drew the lucky straws to do just that allowing her to only score 18 for the game but only 5 the entire second half. 2 coming in the first 10 seconds on a set play. We turned it over a bit more than desired, but I thought when it came down to crunch time, we did a great job in the 4th quarter of taking care of the ball. We hit some big shots from the perimeter, but we also had a lot that were right there and just didn’t fall.”
Read moreThe Lady Pirates traveled to Parkston to take on the Trojans for their first game of the season, where they fell short 45-59.
Read moreWith basketball season openers approaching, the AHS cheer teams are busy preparing for the upcoming season. There are six-person squads for both boys and girls basketball. The girls basketball squad welcomes three new freshmen: Ella Small, Mylie Bares, and Maesa Kuhlman. Those returning to the squad include juniors Madi Mudder, Gracie Small, and Kimberly Tolsma. As for boys basketball, the team contains senior Reese Powers, juniors Mudder, Small, Tolsma, and Sarah Swier, and sophomore McKenna Kocmich.
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