2018 season
Breaking the Titans
by Kody Thompson
On September 24, 2018, the Indians got a nice conference win. The Indians destroyed Graettinger/Terril High (3-0). PAC got 21 total kills, out of those kills 7 were scored by Allison Devereaux (SR) and another 7 by Jadyn Peterson (SO). The Indians had 31 digs, 17 assists, 72 successful serves out of the 74.
Girls with 100% serve efficiency were Leah Aljets, 12 serves, Ellie Boeve, 10 serves, Jadyn Peterson, 8, and Sarah Powers, eight. Deleney Ehn also served well, serving 95% from the service line. The Indians dropped a total of 11 ace serves on the GTRA Titans.
Pocahontas vs. Southeast Valley and South Central Calhoun
by Lyla Bailey & Jordan Zuetlau
On September 20,we played two different teams at Pocahontas Area HS. We took a loss against both Southeast Valley and South Central Calhoun. Here is some insight on the games:
The Indians were defeated by perennial powerhouse SCC 25-12, 25-13, and 26-16. The Indians also faced the Jaguars from Southeast Valley, again coming up on the short end 25-22, 12-25, 25-16, and 25-13.
Senior Leah Aljets, did a nice job serving with 6 out 6 successful serves. Sophomore, Liv Allen, also did a great job serving with 5 out of 5 successful serves. Junior Delaney Ehn, also did a good job serving but fell short with total of 9 out of 12 successful serves. As a team, the girls did a did well with total of 35 successful serves, 42 digs, 42 attack attempts, and 18 digs.
Against SEV, the team had 69 out of 77 successful serves, 44 digs, 63 attack attempts, and 21 kills. Senior, Leah Aljets, did a fantastic job serving with 16 out of 16 successful serves. Junior, Delaney Ehn, also did a great job serving with 18 out of 18 successful serves. Junior Sarah Powers, also did a good job serving with 8 out of 8 successful serves. Great effort PAC Volleyball team!
Indians Split at Clarion
The Indian volleyball squad competed against non-conference opponents Clarion-
Goldfield and Algona on Tuesday. The Indians split the matches, defeating Algona (2-1) and dropping the match to Clarion-Goldfield (0-2).
Against Algona, Jadyn Peterson lead the way with 13 kills or the Indians. Delaney Ehn set-up all the Indian hitters with 14 assists on the night. Sarah Powers lead the back-line defense digging up 16 balls or the Indians. Jessica Sump controlled the net with 3 blocks, while Liv Allen, Delaney Ehn and Jadyn Peterson all were perfect from the service line.
The Indians have played the Bulldogs several times in the past, finding it difficult to get a win. They overcame that hurdle tonight with a big win against Algona.
The girls also played Clarion-Goldfield on their home court and struggled to get anything going. Leah Aljets and Kaylee Shivers had 5 kills for the Indians, while Delaney Ehn had 9 assists. Leah Aljets also had 4 blocks and served 100% from the line. Ellie Boeve also served 100% from the for the Indians. The Indians competed well during this tough homecoming week road game.
PAC vs. West Bend Mallard
by Zach Peters
The Pocahontas Area volleyball team got a win September 11, 2018, versus West Bend Mallard. Leah Aljets (SR) had 3 assists and 6 kills. Aljets also served 93% for the match delivering one ace. Allison Devereaux (SR) had 2 assists and 5 kills. Jayden Peterson (SO) had 3 assists and 8 kills. The Indian squad finished the night with 24 kills, 47 digs, and served 92% as a team. The Indians look forward to their next contest.
Indians Compete Against Alta-Aurelia and Newell-Fonda
by Brandon DeSimpelaere
The Indian VB squad travelled to Alta to take on the Warriors and Mustangs in conference action. The Indians fell to Newell-Fonda and Alta-Aurelia in four games each. Statistical highlights for the night included: Leah Aljets with four sets, six kills, and eight digs. Allison Devereaux with four sets and six kills. Kaylee Shivers with four sets and seven kills. Liv Allen, Ellie Boeve, and Jessica Sump with four sets each. Finishing up the list is Delaney Ehn, Jadyn Peterson, Sarah Powers, and Jordan Saunders all with 4 sets. Peterson pounded down eight kills and Jordan Saunders added one more kill concluding the highlights for the night for the Indians.
Indians Get Back On Track
by Jace Davidson
The PAC volleyball squad got back on track here last Tuesday against the mighty Rebels from Sioux Central. They took care of business with ease, sweeping the floor against the Rebels resulting in 3-0 victory. This was a really great confidence booster for our volleyball unit. After only winning 2 out of their first 6, they come back with a really impressive win against an struggling Sioux Central squad.
The Indians were lead by the dynamic duo up front, Kaylee Shivers and Allison Devereaux. The duo tallied up a total of 21 kills, and accounted for 2 out of the 5 blocks as well. Junior phenom, Delaney Ehn, also had very impressive home debut. She recorded 11 assists, while going 10/10 in her serves. Senior leader, Leah Aljets, also contributed to the team while leading her unit in assists with 12 while also adding 3 digs as well. Your Indians will be back at it again Thursday against a very good East Sac Raiders team.
PAC VS. Emmetsburg
by Ben VanMeter
The PAC Indians traveled to Emmetsburg on August 23, 2018, and lost 0-3 to the E-Hawks. Delaney Ehn (JR) delivered 4 kills, 3 sets, 5 assists, 2 digs, and 11 successful serves. Leah Aljets (SR) had 3 kills, 3 sets, 6 assists, 3 blocks and 9 successful serves. The first game ended up 25-27, the second was 13-25 and the third was another close one, ending at 22-25. Good job girls. Keep up the effort and determination!!!
by Kody Thompson
On September 24, 2018, the Indians got a nice conference win. The Indians destroyed Graettinger/Terril High (3-0). PAC got 21 total kills, out of those kills 7 were scored by Allison Devereaux (SR) and another 7 by Jadyn Peterson (SO). The Indians had 31 digs, 17 assists, 72 successful serves out of the 74.
Girls with 100% serve efficiency were Leah Aljets, 12 serves, Ellie Boeve, 10 serves, Jadyn Peterson, 8, and Sarah Powers, eight. Deleney Ehn also served well, serving 95% from the service line. The Indians dropped a total of 11 ace serves on the GTRA Titans.
Pocahontas vs. Southeast Valley and South Central Calhoun
by Lyla Bailey & Jordan Zuetlau
On September 20,we played two different teams at Pocahontas Area HS. We took a loss against both Southeast Valley and South Central Calhoun. Here is some insight on the games:
The Indians were defeated by perennial powerhouse SCC 25-12, 25-13, and 26-16. The Indians also faced the Jaguars from Southeast Valley, again coming up on the short end 25-22, 12-25, 25-16, and 25-13.
Senior Leah Aljets, did a nice job serving with 6 out 6 successful serves. Sophomore, Liv Allen, also did a great job serving with 5 out of 5 successful serves. Junior Delaney Ehn, also did a good job serving but fell short with total of 9 out of 12 successful serves. As a team, the girls did a did well with total of 35 successful serves, 42 digs, 42 attack attempts, and 18 digs.
Against SEV, the team had 69 out of 77 successful serves, 44 digs, 63 attack attempts, and 21 kills. Senior, Leah Aljets, did a fantastic job serving with 16 out of 16 successful serves. Junior, Delaney Ehn, also did a great job serving with 18 out of 18 successful serves. Junior Sarah Powers, also did a good job serving with 8 out of 8 successful serves. Great effort PAC Volleyball team!
Indians Split at Clarion
The Indian volleyball squad competed against non-conference opponents Clarion-
Goldfield and Algona on Tuesday. The Indians split the matches, defeating Algona (2-1) and dropping the match to Clarion-Goldfield (0-2).
Against Algona, Jadyn Peterson lead the way with 13 kills or the Indians. Delaney Ehn set-up all the Indian hitters with 14 assists on the night. Sarah Powers lead the back-line defense digging up 16 balls or the Indians. Jessica Sump controlled the net with 3 blocks, while Liv Allen, Delaney Ehn and Jadyn Peterson all were perfect from the service line.
The Indians have played the Bulldogs several times in the past, finding it difficult to get a win. They overcame that hurdle tonight with a big win against Algona.
The girls also played Clarion-Goldfield on their home court and struggled to get anything going. Leah Aljets and Kaylee Shivers had 5 kills for the Indians, while Delaney Ehn had 9 assists. Leah Aljets also had 4 blocks and served 100% from the line. Ellie Boeve also served 100% from the for the Indians. The Indians competed well during this tough homecoming week road game.
PAC vs. West Bend Mallard
by Zach Peters
The Pocahontas Area volleyball team got a win September 11, 2018, versus West Bend Mallard. Leah Aljets (SR) had 3 assists and 6 kills. Aljets also served 93% for the match delivering one ace. Allison Devereaux (SR) had 2 assists and 5 kills. Jayden Peterson (SO) had 3 assists and 8 kills. The Indian squad finished the night with 24 kills, 47 digs, and served 92% as a team. The Indians look forward to their next contest.
Indians Compete Against Alta-Aurelia and Newell-Fonda
by Brandon DeSimpelaere
The Indian VB squad travelled to Alta to take on the Warriors and Mustangs in conference action. The Indians fell to Newell-Fonda and Alta-Aurelia in four games each. Statistical highlights for the night included: Leah Aljets with four sets, six kills, and eight digs. Allison Devereaux with four sets and six kills. Kaylee Shivers with four sets and seven kills. Liv Allen, Ellie Boeve, and Jessica Sump with four sets each. Finishing up the list is Delaney Ehn, Jadyn Peterson, Sarah Powers, and Jordan Saunders all with 4 sets. Peterson pounded down eight kills and Jordan Saunders added one more kill concluding the highlights for the night for the Indians.
Indians Get Back On Track
by Jace Davidson
The PAC volleyball squad got back on track here last Tuesday against the mighty Rebels from Sioux Central. They took care of business with ease, sweeping the floor against the Rebels resulting in 3-0 victory. This was a really great confidence booster for our volleyball unit. After only winning 2 out of their first 6, they come back with a really impressive win against an struggling Sioux Central squad.
The Indians were lead by the dynamic duo up front, Kaylee Shivers and Allison Devereaux. The duo tallied up a total of 21 kills, and accounted for 2 out of the 5 blocks as well. Junior phenom, Delaney Ehn, also had very impressive home debut. She recorded 11 assists, while going 10/10 in her serves. Senior leader, Leah Aljets, also contributed to the team while leading her unit in assists with 12 while also adding 3 digs as well. Your Indians will be back at it again Thursday against a very good East Sac Raiders team.
PAC VS. Emmetsburg
by Ben VanMeter
The PAC Indians traveled to Emmetsburg on August 23, 2018, and lost 0-3 to the E-Hawks. Delaney Ehn (JR) delivered 4 kills, 3 sets, 5 assists, 2 digs, and 11 successful serves. Leah Aljets (SR) had 3 kills, 3 sets, 6 assists, 3 blocks and 9 successful serves. The first game ended up 25-27, the second was 13-25 and the third was another close one, ending at 22-25. Good job girls. Keep up the effort and determination!!!
