DV VS. HARRISBURG 9/12 DV 25-16; 25-22; 25-27; 25-13 KILLS Claire Munch 15; Sophie Tuttle 13; Sammy Kimbell 5; Emerson Mead, Cameryn Sommervold 1 ACES Mead 3;Tuttle 1 BLOCKS Kimball 2; Munch, Mead, Sommervold 1 DIGS Reagan Granstrom 17; Tuttle, Munch 14; Jacee Squire 6; Bria Perryman 4 ASSISTS Perryman 15; Squire 11 No stats were made available for the Canton game by presstime.

It was a good day of golf for the Panther boys at the Elk Point-Jefferson Invite on Thursday, Sept. 14.

The Panthers had the home turf for Sept. 12th’s soccer match against the West Central Trojans.

The homecoming atmosphere on Friday, Sept. 15 led to a supercharged night for the Panther football team versus Milbank. The Dakota Valley choir sang the national anthem and the cross countr y seniors ran out the game ball to start the evening.

Going for the program’s 1st victory was the main focus for the Dakota Valley boys soccer team as they hosted West Central on Tuesday, Sept. 12. The Panthers played hard, as did the Trojans. It would be a 0-0 draw at the end of the match.

All of the varsity Panther volleyball players would see time on the court versus the Beresford Watchdogs on Tuesday, Sept. 5. It was a home contest that had Dakota Valley winning 3 straight sets to take the match.

Dakota Valley alum and current Wayne State College volleyball player, Ally Beresford, was a part of history on Wednesday, Aug. 30 as the world record for the largest crowd to watch a women’s sports event was smashed. A reported 92,003 were on hand for the epic volleyball event.

The top NAIA women’s volleyball programs from across the country flooded the CNOS Fieldhouse over the Labor Day weekend for the 3rd Annual United Sports Academy/College of Saint Mary Labor Day Classic Tournament.

It was an incredible evening for Panther girls soccer on Tuesday, Sept. 5 as Dakota Valley beat Sioux Falls Christian for the first time since the start of the DV girls soccer program. The score would be a 2-1 victory that happened in epic fashion.

It would be a full crowd in the stands at Dakota Valley on Friday, Sept. 8 for the varsity football game against Sioux Falls Christian. The Panthers played strong, but would suffer their 1st loss of the season in a close contest.