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Withtherecentinformation coming out of Pierre about teacher salaries, I wanted to take the time to inform the AvonSchoolDistrictpatronsof whatourschoolboardhasdone to increase teacher salaries. A statement was made that administrators and school board members have not passed the increasesineducationfunding on to teacher salaries. I want to assure everyone that our school board has done its best
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It was a fast paced game between Avon Pirates and the Colome Cowboys Thursday night and as the final buzzer sounded, Avon took the win 73-63.
Read moreThe Avon Music Department had to change the date of their Spring Concert due to getting the gym prepped for Prom. The original date was March 21st, but it has been changed to March 18th.
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After two huge road victories the Lady Raiders hosted the TDA Night Hawks last Thursday in girls basketball action. Wagner once again would start out fast with a 7-0 run. Wagner would finish the first quarter 17-7. The Raiders would continue to grow their lead out scoring the Night Hawks by nine in the second to take a 32-13 lead into half. Wagner would double up TDA in the third 16-8 and then out score them 24-8 in the fourth to finish the game 73-29. The Red Raiders would shoot extremely well again hitting 25-51 for 49% while TDA would go 9-40 for 23%. Wagner would dominate the glass again 39-11. The Raiders would turn over the ball 14 times compared to 18 from TDA. Ashlyn Koupal would record her third straight double-double with 31 points, 16 boards, 4 blocks and 4 assists. Macy Koupal would add 15 points, 5 boards, and 4 assists. Lydia Yost would be the third Raider in double figures with 12 points, 8 boards, and a team high 5 assists. Hayden Fischer would add 6 points and 2 boards. Brooklin Nielsen and Rico Fischer would each finish with 3 points. Katrina Zephier would finish with 2 and Aniayah Bruguier 1 point. Braxton Nedved would grab 4 boards and come away with 2 steals. The Raiders would convert 15-16 from the charity stripe while TDA would go 8-10. “I loved the effort our girls gave tonight. We played efficient basketball once again. The first half we just didn’t get our perimeter shots to fall but again our legs were a bit tired from a hard fought game Tuesday. This was our third game in 7 days so we are slowly getting into game shape. We once again were very dominant on the glass on both ends. Once we got the ball moving on offense we were more effective attacking the basket and getting better looks. We now have a week to prepare for another big test in a highly ranked Ethan team. Great job Ladies on a great team effort!”
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In a contest where points were hard to come by, the Wagner boys basketball team found enough offense late to pull away from TDA to secure their first victory of the season. Wagner led 11-8 after the first period, the score was tied 17-17 at the half. The Raiders locked down the Knighthawks in the third quarter holding them to just 1 point and taking a 25-18 advantage into the final frame. Wagner made 10 free throws down the stretch and won the game by a score of 39-26. Jesse Zephier led the team with 12 points, Preston McFayden added 10, Joey Cournoyer scored 6, Carter Cournoyer and Parker Petry each had 4 and Brady Cournoyer scored 3. Wagner shot 21 free throws and out rebounded TDA 36-26. Carter Cournoyer had another great game on the boards grabbing 11 rebounds. Wagner will travel to Menno Tuesday night.
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Andes Central/Dakota Christian played a tough Ethan team at home and suffered the loss 45-62 Leading the scoring attack was Peter Backes with 17 points, Ty Archambeau and Hunter Loeffler each had 12, Anaias White Eyes had 9, Garth Maas had 5, AJ Johnson had 4 and Ryder Niewenhuis and Jamian Medicine Horn added 2 each.
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TJEERDSMA EARNS 100TH CAREER WIN
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