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Avon High School's Health Occupation Student Association (HOSA) chapter traveled to USD on March 3. The chapter explored the campus, learned about the different occupations in the medical field, and toured the cadaver lab.
Read moreCoach Bailey Lagge had these remarks on the boys basketball season coming to an end: "I thought this season we had a lot of players make big improvements in their game. We were able to come together for a few wins while improving and playing teams tough all season. I am really proud of the leadership shown by the seniors on our team and how they modeled putting forth 100% effort. We had kids step into new roles and really help out the team. Thank you to Coach Wince and Coach Fathke for their help with the program and a big thank you to the community for all their support. Looking forward to a productive offseason and improving next season."
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President Bryan Slaba welcomed the Wagner Rotarians to their weekly meeting with a loud ringing of the bell. Rotarian Laurie Kidd began a prayer by asking for a moment of silence for the country of Ukraine. Laurie asked for March birthdays which turned out to be Jamie Soukup and Craig Krsnak. The club sang Happy Birthday to the two members, and this was followed by a gusty singing of “Sing Out a Song to Rotary” and “Let There Be Peace on Earth.”
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The Red Raiders played Bon Homme in the first round of the region tournament Tuesday night in Wagner.
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The Wagner Boys Basketball season has come to an end, the team had individuals set single game, season and career records along with a few team records being broken as well. The boys basketball records are currently being updated, the process of updating those records goes backwards from the current season and dates back to 1998-99 as of now. Dustin Honomichl set the career scoring record with 1,079 points, the old record was held by Noah St. Pierre who scored 1,001. Honomichl finished on the top of the list for many other career stats, field goals made 382, field goals attempted 1,125, 3 pointers made 175, 3 pointers attempted 581, rebounds 464, and defensive rebounds 328. Toby Zephier is the career leader in games played with 99. Toby finished with the third most 3 pointers made with 141, and he was third in career attempts with 411. Toby also is third in career three point percentage with 34%, he also finished number 3 all time with 221 assists and number 2 all time with 155 steals.
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The Lady Raiders traveled to the worlds one and only Corn Palace to take on the Winner Warriors for a birth to the Class A state Tournament which will be held in Brookings. Just like the first game of the year the first quarter was a heavy weight match with both teams trying to find their groove. The score would be knotted up 8-8 after one. Wagner defense once again would prevail as Wagner would out score the Warriors 20-9 in the second and third period. Wagner once again would like to make the game interesting holding a 13 point lead with about 4 minutes left only to find that lead cut to 4 with 1:37 left in the game 32-28. Wagner would then milk nearly :40 seconds off the before they would even have to shoot a free throw. Ashlyn Koupal would knock down 2 with :24 left. Winner would then match with two of their own with :17 left. Ashlyn would again knock down 2 more with :08 seconds left. Winner would hit a desperation three with 1.9 seconds remaining. Wagner would launch the ball to half court and touch it to start the clock and time would expire sending the Raiders on to the State Tournament! Wagner would shoot 14-31 from the floor for 45% while Winner would be stifled by the Raider defense just shooting a miserable 23% going 10-44 from the field. Winner would shoot 11-16 from the line while Wagner would go 6-9. Wagner would commit 24 turnovers compared to Winner’s 8. Wagner once again would control the glass 33-18. Shalayne Nagel would lead Wagner with 13 points, 4 boards, and 3 assists. Ashlyn Koupal would score all 11 of her points in the second half, while grabbing 4 boards, block 2 shots, dish out 2 assists, and have 2 steals. Emma Yost would add 6 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 assists. Lydia Yost would add 3 points, grab a team high 10 boards off the bench. Macy Koupal would round out the scoring with 3 points, 4 boards, 4 big blocks, and dish out 2 assists. “Wow! What a defensive juggar-knot. Once again and excellent team effort on defense. We controlled the glass once again. Winner did a great job defensively on us not letting us get the ball inside and making it very difficult to even get one on one post touches down low. When we did, they swarmed us. This is what our team has been about all year, different people stepping up for the betterment of the team. The rest just doing their job to their best ability at all the other aspects of the game. We found a way to live another day and now it’s on to the State A tournament! Thank you to all those who attended the game. It felt like a home game with all the support that was there. We hope to see many of you next weekend cheering us on!”
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