It was a great week for the Vikings 8th grade boys hoops teams. On Tuesday the Vikings started slow, but eventually forced overtime with constant pressure. In OT the Vikings defeated Freeland 39-34. The Vikes were led by Carson Boehler and Cooper Light who both registered double figures. The next day, the Vikings beat Bridgeport 56-12. Vinny Procuro and Mitchell Horwath led the way, scoring 10 a piece. The Viking B team takes their 6-1 record against John Glenn at home on Monday with a chance at getting revenge.
The A team improved to 8-1 after beating a tough Freeland team on Tuesday, 53-47- and then beating Bridgeport on Wednesday, 41-16. Against Freeland, Alex Pike scored 29 points with 7 boards while Lucas Kench added 18 points. Eli Anders and Xander Walle led the way against Bridgeport by dominating the paint. The Vikings face undefeated John Glenn on Monday with a chance to avenge their only loss.
Come out and support your Vikings at home and watch some high end boys Middle
School hoops🏀




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Swan Valley Athletics is honoring one middle school Viking Athlete of the Week from last week. Congratulations to Louis Stephens (7th Grade Boys Basketball) for earning this prestigious award!
Here is what Louis' coach had to say about him fulfilling one or more of the Viking Athletic Core Values:
"Louis is the type of player every coach wants on their team. He is the epitome of a "team first" athlete. Louis does all the little things to help our team succeed. He plays out of position without complaint. He guards the opposition's best player. His ability to rebound and look up the floor gives his teammates opportunities for easy baskets. Louis constantly works to get better, even if that means making changes."
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VIKING ATHLETE OF THE WEEK (WEEK of January 26th)...
Swan Valley Athletics is honoring four middle school Viking Athletes of the Week from last week. Congratulations to Easton Vasey (8th Grade Boys Basketball), Alex Pike (8th Grade Boys Basketball), Evan Spielhaupter (7th Grade Boys Basketball), and Ethan Marshall (7th Grade Boys Basketball) for earning this prestigious award!
Here is what their coaches had to say about them fulfilling one or more of the Viking Athletic Core Values:
"Easton has shown so much growth leading at the point guard. He has put in the work ball handling and shooting- and it shows. He was the leading scorer against Freeland and continues to work hard daily!"
"Alex has been the vocal leader on this team for two years now. He pushes his teammates to be better every single day in a positive way! He also averages 20 PPG, 12 RPG, and 2 BPG to lead the Vikings! His future is O so Bright!"
"Evan's performance last week met the Viking Athletic Core Values of Influence and Success. He leads by example on and off the court. His work ethic and never give up attitude meets the standard of Success expected out of a Viking."
"Ethan has been rock solid on the 7th Grade Boys Basketball team. His willingness to do whatever it takes to help the team succeed is very apparent. Whether asked to rebound, set screens, or guard a bigger player, Ethan is ready for the job without ever complaining. This unselfish attitude is what all coaches look for in a player. Ethan sets an example for all of his teammates to follow."
Viking Pride!




The 7th grade isn’t back in action until the rematch with Freeland at home next week Tuesday.



Rebecca Rousseau – Havens Elementary
Nicole Prieur - Havens Elementary
Jennifer Johnson – Shields Elementary

The A-Team used pressure to swarm Alma that helped them take a 30-5 lead into halftime. They kept their intensity up in the second half to earn a 42-12 win. The game was all about doing the little things. Jacoby Harper, Tuff Millerick, and Zeus Perez combined for 25 rebounds. The team recorded 10 steals. They look to improve their winning streak to 3 on Monday at home vs Garber.
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It was an intense night of hoops for the SV 8th grade basketball teams. The B team game was back and forth with a big John Glenn team. The Vikings had a 1 point lead going into the fourth quarter. The 4th saw a back and forth contest before the Bobcats pulled away 59-51. Teegan Simmons led the way with 19 points while Cooper Light chipped in 11 and multiple steals before an injury derailed his night early. Brayden Truckle was awesome defensively all night. The Vikings are already looking forward to the rematch!
The A game was a highly touted game featuring two undefeated teams. The Bobcats jumped out of the gate quick before the Vikings cut it to a three point deficit late in the third quarter. Eventually the Bobcats pressure created open three opportunities which they started to hit. The Vikings fell 61-42. Lucas Kench and Lucas Powell were excellent all night on both sides of the floor, while Braylon Mendoza and Eli Anders chipped in with some gritty performances! The Viking A and B teams sit at 3-1 on the season heading into today's snow day makeup games against Alma.
The A-Team got their first win of the season beating Christa McAuliffe 48-16. It was an all around team effort with every player getting in on the scoring. Evan Spielhaupter led the team with 12 points. Abe Perez added 7. Brennan Brandel, Liam Wilson, Oliver Conners, Louis Stevens and Landon Braley provided great defensive energy. Zeus Perez, Tuff Millerick, and Jacoby Harper controlled the paint.
A big thanks to all the students for coming out and supporting our team!
Behind the scenes, you dedicate countless hours making thoughtful decisions that support academic excellence, student opportunities, and the continued success of our district. Our community is stronger because of your service and steady guidance.
We are proud to be Vikings and grateful for each of you! 💜🤍💜🤍


