The South Dakota High School Soccer Coaches Association announced the 2023 Girls Class “A” All-State members. From Dakota Valley, Annabella Reyes was named to the First Team and Isabella Mijangos and Ashlynn Stusse were named to the Honorable Mention team.

The fastest field of cross country athletes invaded Yankton Trails, in Sioux Falls, on October 21st for the state meet. Dakota Valley qualified both the girls and boys varsity teams, which meant 12 Panthers represented on the course in addition to 4 talented alternates.

October 13 wasn’t a jinx for the Huskies as they took to the field in a cold, damp, dreary day that they turned into a win over Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan (BEE). The game got off to a quick start with the Huskies finding the endzone with two touchdowns in the first quarter.

While the season ended abruptly, the Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies had a great running season. It was the Region 3A meet at Canton on Oct.

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies had a long week behind the net as they played 6 games from Oct. 10 to Oct.

In Canton, the 2023 Region 3A cross country meet was held on Wednesday, Oct. 10. And hopes were high as the Panthers looked to qualify as many as possible for state. Dakota Valley met those hopes head-on as both varsity boys and girls brought home team plaques, as well as high placing individual runners.

Dakota Valley will be sending 12 harriers and 4 alternates to the South Dakota High School Activity Association’s (SDHSAA) state cross country meet on Saturday, Oct. 21st. The Panthers will race against the toughest that Class A has to offer. Schools in Class B and Class AA will also be on-site as South Dakota’s finest converge in Sioux Falls at Yankton Trails Park.

It would not take long on Friday the 13th for DV to score versus Beresford on senior night at home. Up 6-0 extremely early was thanks to a touchdown run by junior Jackson Boonstra for over 50 yards. The score kicked off what would be an evening of Panther domination.

The Platte-Geddes/DC Dance Invite on Saturday, Oct. 14 was a success for the Dakota Valley dance team.

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