Throwback Thursday: SV Staff
Well, the eighth grade A team had a tough, tough week this past week with double digit losses to both Alma and Ithaca. Fischer Stoney was the leading scorer in both games, scoring six against Alma and 10 versus Ithaca. Gavin Charboneau had 9 and Dom Esparza 8 in the 59-44 loss to Ithaca. Riley Kosanovich, Cooper Habina, and James Lemay had two buckets a piece in the 49-25 loss to Alma. The B team only had one game last week and they suffocated the Alma Panthers for a 45--22 victory. Landen Whelton was the game's high scorer with 11, while Blake Cupp had 8 and Cam Curbery 7. Great job guys. The guys host Bullock Creek Monday night and travel to Standish on Wednesday night.
Congratulations to Kolbi & Garrett !! This week's top Dawgs :)
The Viking 7th Grade Boys Basketball had an up and down week as they started off crushing Millington 41-17. The Viking A team was led by Matthew Moeller who had 19 pts and 8 rebs. On Wednesday, the Eagles of Frankenmuth traveled to our house for two thrilling games. In Game one- the B team lost a thriller 37-34. Carmelo Cases paced the Viking B squad with 13 points and 13 steals.
The second game of the night saw two heavyweight conference foes battle it out. The Vikings jumped out to an 18-0 lead thanks in part to some dominant post play. However, the Eagles stormed back and cut the lead to 5 going into half. In the second half, foul trouble and turnovers hindered the Viking performance, which led to their first loss on the year, 61-53. Sawyer Murphy led the Vikings with 22 points and 11 boards.
Both Viking teams travel to Alma today and will play Ithaca at home on Wednesday. Before the game Wednesday- the SVMS Basketball teams will be hosting a 6th grade boys basketball night starting at 2:30. Students will be participating in drills, scrimmages, and games with our 7th grade teams. Afterwards students will receive free pizza, soda, and entry into the games against Ithaca. This is a completely free event!
Today's lab had 8th grade scientists setting up models to observe the mechanisms of the water cycle, including the transfer of energy that drives cycling of matter! 🌧️ ☀️ 🌊 💦
Throwback Thursday: The SJHS Panther Band
Throwback Thursday: The original SVMS staff verses students basketball game
You are looking at the best typist in SVMS history, Azalia Johnston! She is the 6th grade Nitro Type Tournament winner averaging around 75 WPM. Congrats to Gianna Rodarte for a strong 2nd place performance. Sixth grade students have had daily typing lessons everyday for ten weeks culminating with this fun challenge!
Tasty Tectonic Plate Boundary Lab in 8th grade Science! ⛰️ 🌋 💜
The 7th Grade Viking Boys Basketball started out with a bang as the Vikings came with so much energy in game one against Nouvel. The Vikings defeated the Panthers by a score of 66-34. The Vikings were led by Sawyer Murphy and Jacob Rankin who contributed 18 and 16 points respectively. Griffin Beougher manned the point recording a team- high 8 assists and Murphy was Shaq on the glass almost recording a Double- Double with 9 rebounds. The next day the Vikings traveled the 7 miles down the road to square off against the Huskies of Hemlock. The Vikings prevailed 39-21 in a rugged game. The Vikings were led by Murphy and Rankin again scoring 15 and 10 points respectively.
The 7th Grade Viking White team also was in action for their first game of the year against the Huskies where they took the victory 30-6. Jameson Malacos scored 8 points to lead the way for the B team. Also top scorers were Jared Seamon and Carmelo Casas who scored 6 and 5 points each.
The Vikings are back in action against Garber and Freeland next week. Come Support!
The eighth grade basketball team got their season started this week with two games against Hemlock and a Wednesday night game v. Nouvel. The Vikings cruised to a win v. Nouvel on Wednesday winning 49-27. Every Viking scored in the contest, but the squad was led by Cooper Habina and Keller Bedford with 14 and 13 respectively. The B team lost a close one to Hemlock on Thursday night due to an ice cold fourth quarter. They surrendered a 5 point lead and lost by 2, 32-30. Cam Curbey had a strong first game for the Vikings with ten points and was outstanding on defense as well. Riley Kosanovich poured in six points in the effort. The A team got revenge for their teammates in the nightcap, beating Hemlock 37-28. Dom Esparza scored six and played an all around solid game. Fischer Stoney and James Lemay set the tone on defense and scored four points a piece. The A team hosts a tough Garber team on Monday at 5:30.
Throwback Thursday: Cheering the Vikings on!
Throwback Thursday: Girls basketball in the 1970's
It’s a great day to be a Viking! Congratulations to the following staff who were the recipients of DECEMBER VIKING VICTORS: Mrs. Mausolf – Shields Elementary, Mrs. LaLonde – High School and Rachel Stephens – Transportation. It’s time to get your January vote on! Anyone can vote: Students, staff, parents and members of the community. Use this link to nominate a Viking Victor: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFtDRevGhw/JI_n2HTeGRHiPPOhIOahrw/view?utm_content=DAFtDRevGhw&utm_campaign=share_your_design&utm_medium=link&utm_source=shareyourdesignpanel
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Swan Valley Middle School students working and preparing for the Business Profesionals of America State Competition on Friday, February 16th in Grand Rapids.
Throwback Thursday: Shields Junior High in 1974
Throwback Thursday: Yes some of the middle school staff was alive during the Civil War!
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Throwback Thursday: Basketball in the old gym.
