After losing a hard-fought match to conference rival South O’Brien, the Akron-Westfield volleyball team found themselves in a similar position against Trinity Christian on September 16.

After dropping their season opener to MMCRU, the Akron-Westfield football team has found their groove. Heading into their game against unbeaten West Sioux on September 19, the Westerners (2-1) had won two straight games and outscored their opponents 55-19.

Sophomore quarterback Kaleb Johnson threw for 174 yards and three touchdowns as Akron-Westfield dominated West Monona 26-0 to pick up their second straight win of the season and spoil homecoming for the Spartans.

It was an afternoon filled with some great performances by the Akron-Westfield cross country team as they ran in the Sibley-Ocheyedan Invite on September 9.

The Akron-Westfield football team used a dominant first half as they built a 22-point lead over Westwood at home on September 6 and cruised to a 29-19 win.

The Westerners evened their record at 1-1 on the season but more importantly they won their first district game of the year in the new look Class A-8.

After opening the season 1-1, in a pair of neutral site matches, the Akron-Westfield volleyball team played their first opponent at home as they hosted MMCRU on September 2.

Isabella Utesch finished in 12th place to lead the Akron-Westfield girls cross country team in the BHRV Nighthawk Meet on September 3 in Hull.

The Akron-Westfield football team was able to run the football with success in their season opener against fourth ranked MMCRU on August 29, but the Royals were able to make some big plays in the passing game as they beat A-W 35-7 in Marcus.

Four Akron-Westfield alums who just finished playing for the Westerners are off to college to continue their academic and athletic careers.

 The Akron-Westfield volleyball team opened the 2025 season with a pair of matches at Hills-Beaver Creek on August 26.

“It is good to have the first two matches under our belt, so it gave us specific things to focus on in practice,” said head coach Nicolle DeRocher. “We will be more prepared for our next matches.”

It wasn’t that long ago that the only way to see a high school sporting event was in person. But thanks to technology and a forward-thinking group of students from the University of Nebraska, Akron-Westfield fans can watch the Westerners play live and on demand from nearly anywhere, thanks to Hudl.

The Akron-Westfield (A-W) Youth Wrestling Club continues to help the current and future stars on the mat as they work to improve. The club held a free private camp at A-W School on Aug. 14 and 15, which was open to wrestlers from kindergarten through 12 grade.

The Akron-Westfield softball team had a tremendous season on the field and in the classroom, which led to many post-season awards. The Westerners finished the year with a 20-4 overall record and won the War Eagle Conference with a 9-0 record.

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