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The Avon varsity volleyball team hosted Irene/Wakonda last Tuesday evening and secured a dominant 3-0 victory, improving their season record to 8-5. BrielleVoigtandKaydenceMetzgereachdelivered3aceserves. On the offensive front, Rilyn Thury led the team with an impressive 18 kills, while Metzger added 5 of her own. Voigt also paced the offense with 25 set assists on the night.
Read moreThe Avon Lady Pirates hit the road on September 25 and came away with a 3-0 sweep over Colome, bringing their season record to 9-5. The team delivered a strong performance at the service line, led by Jordyn Voigt with 5 ace serves. Kaydence Metzger followed with 4 aces, while Brielle Voigt and Rilyn Thury each added 3.
Read moreThe Wagner Volleyball team traveled to Kimball on Thursday, September 25th to face the Kimball/White Lake Wildcats. The Lady Raiders picked up another nice win making their record 10-2 with scores of 25-20, 25-16, and 25-14.
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2025 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB SUPER BOWL
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The Avon Pirates have had an outstanding start to the first half of the season. They have worked hard this season by going to practices after school and during the summer. They remain undefeated this season, with a record of 5-0. The Pirates are currently ranked second in the 9B class. Last week, we defeated the Colome Cowboys 67-0. This Friday, we will be taking on TDA/AC/DC for our homecoming game. Next week, we will play against Menno. We have three more regular games before starting the 1st round playoffs on October 23rd.
Read moreAs the sun started coming up over the trees, you could tell that it was going to be a beautiful day for a cross country race. This is the first Saturday meet of the season and it was going to be a good day.
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Andes Central/Dakota Christian hosted Tripp/Delmont/Armour on Thursday evening, where the Thunder ladies battled hard but ultimately fell in straight sets, 0-3. No coach’s report was available at the time of publication.
Read moreThis year, Avon High School welcomes Mrs. Irwin as the new Oral Interp coach. Though new to the coaching role, Mrs. Irwin is no stranger to oral interp. In fact, she first discovered her passion for Oral Interp as a high school student. “I participated in Oral Interp in high school, loved it, and made memories,” she said. Those experiences stuck with her, inspiring her to take on the opportunity to guide students in the same activity. Coaching Oral Interp atAvonwasanatural fit for Mrs. Irwin because she already teaches in the school. She also had a strong influence from her English teacher, Mrs. Hento, to do Oral Interp. While the performance aspect is a big part of Oral Interp, Mrs. Irwin hopes her students walk away with more than just polished pieces.“Confidence while speaking” is one of the main skills she wants her team to gain.
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