The cheerleaders started cheer camp off by meeting the girls at the bus stop in Dunlap. Once cheerleaders got all of the kids they went back into the high school to give the kids a snack and their cheer shirts. After they ate their snacks, the cheerleaders went into the gym and got the girls into their grade groups. For example, kindergarten/first grade, second/third grade, and fifth/fourth grade. After they lined up the girls into grades, they broke down the 18 cheers for the girls and their individual grades cheers that they taught the girls. Afterwards, the cheerleaders showed the other grades their individual grades cheers.
The football game on September 19th was at home. Glidden-Ralston started off the game with a touchdown, but did not make the extra point. Boyer Valley came back quickly, making a touchdown and the extra point. Before halftime, in the second quarter, BV scored two touchdowns, but sadly did not make the extra points. In the third quarter BV scored yet another touchdown, and got a two point conversion. Lastly, in the fourth quarter, Boyer Valley ends the game with another touchdown and makes the extra point. The game ended 34 (BV) to 6 (G-R). A few star players being noted were Justice Garvis, a senior, #6, Tristen Burkhart, a junior, #99, and Brody Koski, a junior, #7, who made a total of 4 touchdowns by the end of the game.
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The Boyer Valley Varsity Rainbow 6 Siege team started their season off strong on Thursday, September 18, winning against Mount Ayr. Silas Hartwig had an impressive first showing along with Ashton Groves combining for 35 kills💀. Mount Ayr had to play the first match with only 4 players as their 5th was not available. The team beat them 7-3 for that match, but the next match Mount Ayr came with their full roster, but it didn’t matter as the esports team still beat them handily 7-3 again. Ending the series 2-0 they will look forward to next week's game against Roland-Story.
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On September 16th, the Boyer Valley Junior High Volleyball girls played against Glidden - Ralston who played us at our home. Glidden started off strong with a win of 17/21. In the second round Boyer Valley put up a good fight against the opposing team, a stand out being Addison Cromwell having a streak of 4 serves that allowed us to score points. Ultimately, however, Boyer Valley ended up losing the second round, followed by the third. Despite this, our team was still exceptional, and we look forward to the rest of the season. Go dogs!! --Student Reporter


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The Varsity boys and girls cross country teams traveled to Avoca on September 16 for a competitive meet.
Girls Team Highlights:
Lauryn Muff came in 31st, Lily Heistand was right behind at 33rd, Mia Heistand finished 42nd, and Maddie Gunia placed 49th. Two of the girls crushed it and hit PRs (personal records)!
Boys Team Highlights:
Dane Gorham absolutely flew and got 2nd 🥈, Owen Cogdill wasn’t far behind in 6th, Nolan Denton and Liam Muff stayed strong in 19th and 20th, and Trevan Krajicek finished in 52nd. The boys ended up 4th overall out of all the teams with 89 points—and 4 of the 5 guys ran their best times.
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