December Board Report

Volleyball Honorable:

• Carley Bilderback

Football First Team:

• Tyler McRae - Offense

Football Second Team:

• Jeston Vessar - Offense and Defense
• Vincent Webb - Offense
• Max Bottorff - Defense

Football Honorable Mention:

• Max Bottorff - Offense
• Kannon Crossland - Defense

Sports in Kansas Honorable Mention:

Jeston Vessar

Tyler McRae

KSHSAA covered All Class Honorable Mention:

Tyler McRae

JH Wrestling completed their season on December 2nd at the Clark Invitational at Bonner Springs Middle School. The JH team had several wrestlers medal at various tournaments. Here are results from Rossville, Silver Lake, and Clark Invitational.

The Junior High girls basketball team finished their season on December 4th during round one of the NEKL Basketball Tournament. 8th grade recognition was held at the last home game of the season.

The high school basketball season is underway. Teams have battled against Maur Hill Mount Academy, Jackson Heights, and Doniphan West. The teams will finish with trips to Valley Falls, McLouth, Horton, and a home game versus Pleasant Ridge before Christmas Break.

The ACCHS Tigers won the Fort Scott Dual Tournament. The Tigers defeated Jayhawk Linn, Blue Valley SW, Louisburg, Fort Scott, and Anderson County. Scores will be posted later. Tiger Style!

UPDATED SCORES: ACCHS 61 Jayhawk-Linn 18

ACCHS 36 Blue Valley SW 32

ACCHS 51 Louisburg 27

ACCHS 66 Fort Scott 18

ACCHS 72 Anderson County 6

Hoxie:

ACCHS Tiger Wrestling, ranked #5 in class 3-2-1A, lost 36 to 37 to #1 ranked and #3 ALL-Class ranked Hoxie Indians. It was a tight dual, just came up short of winning.

Colby Results:

The Tigers finished in 6th place out of 18 teams at the very tough Colby Eagle Dual Tournament. Teams are featured from Colorado, Nebraska, and Kansas. This is the highest finish in the 3 years the Tigers have attended.

Tiger Wrestlers competing at Onaga in the varsity side and JV side of that tournament and the girls were in the Great Bend Christmas Clash Tournament. All the wrestlers battled hard, here are the results from those tournaments.

Onaga Varsity: 6 of our junior varsity wrestlers competed in the varsity side of the tournament and finished in 5th place out of 18 teams!!!

106 Grant Swendson 3rd Place

132 Evan Falk 2nd Place

144 Luke Smith 2nd Place

157 Tyson Hewitt 3rd Place

175 Ty Besette 3rd Place

Onaga JV Tournament: We had 6 wrestlers compete on the JV side of the tournament with many medaling.

126 Jayce Gilliand 3rd place

144 Hunter McRae 4th Place

150 Gaige Gann 1st Place

157 Dayton Olson 1st Place

The Tiger Girls competed in the largest girls tournament in the state and perhaps the toughest in the state as well! We had 1 come away with a medal.

170 Hannah Simmers 6th Place

190 Taylor Keimig 11th Place

When an overworked mother and her teenage daughter magically swap bodies, they have just one day to put things right again. By spending a day in each other's shoes, Katherine (Lauren Courter) and Ellie (Avery Handke) come to appreciate one another's struggles, learn self-acceptance, and realize the immeasurable love and mutual respect that bond a mother and daughter. After the body switch, Ellie, finds herself in her mother’s shoes, dealing with grown-up issues like preparing for her mom’s wedding to fiance Mike (Stephan Feek), managing the overworked assistant, Torrey (Carmen LaHue), and taking care of her 10-year old brother Fletcher (Grant Swendson), a budding puppeteer and comedian. Mom Katherine, on the other hand, is thrust into the daily life of a teenager, with wanting to participate in the school’s big scavenger hunt with her friends Gretchen (Cora-Bella Tull) and Hannah (Gracie Kimmi), and remembering what it feels like to have a crush any time Adam (Easton Schletzbaum) comes into the room.

The Cast and Musical Departments put on three fabulous performances with large crowds at each performance. The cast even put on a sneak preview for the High School students and the Elementary Students.

On November 10, 202 the Honor Society Students held a Veteran's Day Assembly that includes specials guest speakers, honored veterans, and students from ACCES and ACCJSH. Guest speakers included Kansas House Representative Dr. John Eplee and Danny Zeck, US House Representative Jake LaTurner made a special video announcement to be shared with all in attendance.

KAY Club member held a the Annual Senior Citizen Dinner on December 6, 2023.

Congratudaltions to Mr. Greg Scheetz on being named this years Outstanding Young Level Band Director for the Kansas Music Educators Association Northeast District.

6th Honor Choir:

Hadleigh McCauley

Nylah Faught

Maisie Gilliland

Aubrey Vanderpool

Ella Handke

Kaylee Long

Blake Goodpasture

Adam Potts

7th-9th Honor Band:

Madison Mount

Huntley Bush

Cora Tull

Brooks Goodpasture

Addison Potts

Ava Handke - Alternate

Chase Lewman - Alternate

On November 29, 2023 we kicked off the winter sports season with a community event that celebrated our NEKL League winners, our JH Football League Championship Team, and our League Runner-up Cross Country Team. We also recognized the JH Wrestlers and their accomplishments this season, along with the JH Girls Basketball Team. The Wrestlers showed off their skills, and both high school basketball teams scrimaged. We had performances by the band, cheer squad, and dance team. We even took time to recognize the youth in the community who are participating in club wrestling, the 6U basketball league, and youth basketball. Multiple student organizations were involved in the evening; FBLA served a meal and popcorn, Soundmasters ran a concession stand, Jr Class sponsored a cake walk, Athletic Department had a garage sale of vintage Tiger items, FFA sold chances for the chicken coop, and KAYS sponsored a pop-a-shot. It was a GREAT NIGHT to be a TIGER!