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The Boys & Girls Club Youth Football Program recently completed their 24th season of play. The season culminated with the playing of the Boys & Girls Club Super Bowl
Read moreAvon traveled to Marion on Monday, September 30th and earned the win 3-0.
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The Pirates remain undefeated after their big win last FridaynightagainstTDA/AC/ DC at Armour 30-26.
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Brielle Voigt is the daughter of Gregg and Christena Voigt and the sister of Macy, Jordyn, Tyson, and Riggs. She is an eighthgraderatAHSthisyear,buthasbeenplayingvolleyball ever since fourth grade. Before that, Brielle was a manager for the Lady Pirates. Today, Brielle is a setter on the Lady Pirate volleyball team. In the winter, after volleyball season, Brielle plays club volleyball on a team in Mitchell. When asked about her hype song, Brielle replied “Lip Gloss by Lil Mama.” Brielle’s favorite parts about volleyball are playing a sport she loves, being with her friends, and winning.
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Randall’s favorite part about football is seeing the success that a team can have whether it's on or off the field. His favorite parts about football are tackling and hitting people on the field.
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Mylie Faye Bares was born on December 12th, 2006 and is the daughter of Kevin Bares and Jennie Leibel and the sister of Gage and Keely Bares. Mylie has many hobbies she enjoys: hanging out with friends and family, going on long walks and drives, hanging out with friends at the river, and having campfires. Her favorite subject is anatomy because she enjoys learning about the human body and how each part works together to function. A quote Mylie lives by is “In the end, we only regret the chances we didn’t take”- Zach Bryan. Mylie’s biggest role models are her parents. They constantly demonstrate hard work,wisdom,andkindness, guiding her through life’s challenges. Mylie’s advice for underclassmen is: focus onfindingyourpassionsand manage your time wisely. Don’t be afraid to ask for help or advice from others. Your experiences will now shape your future, so make the most of them.
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