AEA 267 will change name to Central Rivers

Citing a desire to present a more unified image and take advantage of timing, the AEA 267 board of directors made a decision during their Oct. 5 meeting to change the agency’s name from Area Education Agency 267 to Central Rivers Area Education Agency.

AEA 267 will change name to Central Rivers

Citing a desire to present a more unified image and take advantage of timing, the AEA 267 board of directors made a decision during their Oct. 5 meeting to change the agency’s name from Area Education Agency 267 to Central Rivers Area Education Agency.

CL keeps play-off hopes alive

(Above) Lion Pile!  A bunch of Lions got in on this tackle. Pictured for Clear Lake is Max McKenna (77), Jared Penning (68), Dalton Grell (3), Ryan Atkinson (7), Joey Monson (63) and Torian Lee (4). Coach DeVries praised the play of his O and D lines-Reporter photos by Chris Barragy

CL keeps play-off hopes alive

(Above) Lion Pile!  A bunch of Lions got in on this tackle. Pictured for Clear Lake is Max McKenna (77), Jared Penning (68), Dalton Grell (3), Ryan Atkinson (7), Joey Monson (63) and Torian Lee (4). Coach DeVries praised the play of his O and D lines-Reporter photos by Chris Barragy

Lions fall to Lynx

(Above) Clear Lake’s Emilie Jandebeuer (3) and Jessica Faber go up for a block in recent volleyball action.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Lions fall to Lynx

(Above) Clear Lake’s Emilie Jandebeuer (3) and Jessica Faber go up for a block in recent volleyball action.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Cards can’t keep up; fall to Cadets

The Crestwood Cadets (5-2, 5-0) defended their position at the top of the conference Friday, defeating the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Cardinals (5-2, 3-2), 33-22.

Despite putting on the strongest passing performance of the season, the Cardinal defense was unable to stop the grueling rush game of the Cadets, who racked up 308-yards on the ground.

The Cardinal’s inaugural drive was kept alive more than four minutes before they had to punt, leaving the Cadets with the ball on their own 11.

Cards can’t keep up; fall to Cadets

The Crestwood Cadets (5-2, 5-0) defended their position at the top of the conference Friday, defeating the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Cardinals (5-2, 3-2), 33-22.

Despite putting on the strongest passing performance of the season, the Cardinal defense was unable to stop the grueling rush game of the Cadets, who racked up 308-yards on the ground.

The Cardinal’s inaugural drive was kept alive more than four minutes before they had to punt, leaving the Cadets with the ball on their own 11.

Two big wins for GHV volleyball team

(Above) GHV’s Hannah Lau records one of her 13 kills against Rockford Thursday night.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

It’s “go” time and the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura volleyball team is hitting their stride as they near post-season play.  The Cardinals picked up two big wins last week.

GHV 3, North Union 0

Two big wins for GHV volleyball team

(Above) GHV’s Hannah Lau records one of her 13 kills against Rockford Thursday night.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

It’s “go” time and the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura volleyball team is hitting their stride as they near post-season play.  The Cardinals picked up two big wins last week.

GHV 3, North Union 0

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