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PAGE 10: SPORTS PRESS & DAKOTAN n THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2015 SPORTS DIGEST Academic All-State Awards. LAUREL-CONCORD-COLERIDGE: Billy as having the top recruiting class, followed by Platte, she plans to major in elementary educa- EP-PJ Wins N-V Inv.; Crof- Each year the NSAA recognizes students Barelman, music; Chayce Hirschman, music; Oklahoma State and West Virginia. tion at DSU. ton’s Hoffart Earns Second during Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons who are Ellie Arduser, girls’ track & field; Audra Corbit, SDSU signed 10 high school standouts to NIOBRARA, Neb. – Elgin Public-Pope nominated by their schools for their individual girls’ track & field make up the 2015 recruiting class. The seven John edged out Osmond for top honors in the academic excellence, leadership and significant NIOBRARA: Shaylee Campbell, music; Tren- signees during the fall signing period included Jim River Trap Shooting Niobrara-Verdigre Invitational boys’ golf tourna- contributions in their NSAA activity. ton Guenther, music, boys’ track & field; Brittany Brett Bye (Vermillion), Anthony Cefolo (Hanover ment, held Wednesday at Niobrara Golf Course. Here is the list of area honorees: Eisenhauer, girls’ track & field Park, N.J.), Kasey Klapprodt (Rapid City), Henry Leagues Forming EP-PJ shot 340, six strokes better than Os- BLOOMFIELD: Eric Abbenhaus, boys’ golf; RANDOLPH: Katie Fye, boys’ golf; Maggie Pohlmeyer (Johnston, Iowa), Louie Sanders There will be an organizational meeting for mond (346). Neligh-Oakdale (356), Bloomfield- Aaron Millikan, boys’ golf; Lily Hanke, music; Brit- Carlson, music; Haley Schnoor, music; Seth (Truman, Minn.), Jimsher Sidhu (Surrey, British the Jim River Trap Range summer trap shooting Wausa (361) and Crofton (364) completed the tany Kerbel, girls’ track & field; Clair Trenhaile, Lackas, boys’ track & field; Dylan Loberg, boys’ Columbia) and Cameron Sykora (Wheaton, league on Tuesday, May 12, at 6:30 p.m., at the top five in the 11-team event. Neither Niobrara- girls’ track & field track & field; Elle Bermel, girls’ track & field; Minn.). Jim River Trap Range, 6 miles east of Yankton Verdigre nor Santee scored full squads. CREIGHTON: Connor Baldwin, boys’ golf; Caitie Lemmons, girls’ track & field In addition, the Jackrabbits signed Zac on Hwy 50. Clearwater-Orchard’s Trevor Mlnarik beat Brady Brockhaus, boys’ golf; Allison Morrill, mu- VERDIGRE: Alex Hollman, music; Madi Carlson (Kerkoven, Minn.), Lucas Eastman Anyone that has a team or wants to join a Crofton’s Justin Hoffart in a playoff to win medal- sic; Emily Sorensen, music, girls’ track & field; Eli Schreier, girls’ track & field (Rochester, Wash.) and Martin Mueller (Rapid team is encouraged to attend. No membership is ist honors, each shooting a round of 80. EP-PJ’s Kliment, boys’ track & field; Grant Mathis, boys’ WAUSA: Jordan Burns, music, boys’ track City) during the spring. required. If you are unable to attend the meeting, Liam Heithoff finished third at 82. track & field; Marissa Frank, girls’ track & field & field; Samantha Hennings, music; Kyle Klein- It marks the second time in three years the call Dave at 605-660-5402 for more information. TEAM SCORES: Elgin Public-Pope John 340, Osmond 346, CROFTON: Joshua Goeden, boys’ golf; Brock schmit, boys’ track & field; Torissa Clausen, girls’ Jackrabbits have received a top-25 ranking from Neligh-Oakdale 356, Bloomfield-Wausa 361, Crofton 364, Clear- Mueller, boys’ golf; Cory Augustin, music; Cole track & field; Jessah Molina, girls’ track & field a national publication. The 2013 recruiting class water-Orchard 377, Boyd County 389, Chambers-Wheeler Central Steffen, music, boys’ track & field; Lane Weidner, WYNOT: Olivia Wieseler, music; Tristan Wi- was selected as sixth best by Amateur Wrestling 392, Ewing 436 SDSU-North Dakota TOP 15: Trevor Mlnarik, Clearwater-Orchard 80; Justis Hof- boys’ track & field; Allison Arens, girls’ track & eseler, music, boys’ track & field; Cody Stratman, News and 16th by Division I College Wrestling. fart, Crofton 80; Liam Heithoff, EPPJ 82; Brent Evans, Crofton 83; field, Quinn Wragge boys’ track & field; Kristi Bruening, girls’ track & Baseball Cancelled Alex Hoffman, Chambers-Wheeler Central 83; Aric Krienert, Os- HARTINGTON CEDAR CATHOLIC: Samuel field; Jenna Heine, girls’ track & field BROOKINGS — Today’s scheduled baseball mond 83; Kyle Heithoff, EPPJ 83; Mitchell Atkinson, Boyd County game between the University of North Dakota 84; Quinn O’Brien, Bloomfield-Wausa 85; Chad Bode, EPPJ 86; Anderson, boys’ golf; Bradley Kathol, boys’ golf; DeGroot Headed To DSU Zach Kumm, Osmond 86; Brady Kallhoff, Neligh-Oakdale 87; Ga- Robert Reifenrath, music, boys’ track & field; MADISON – Josie DeGroot of Platte-Geddes and South Dakota State has been canceled due rett Allemang, Neligh-Oakdale 87; Alex Kumm, Osmond 87; Miles Paige Wuebben, music; Ty Becker, boys’ track SDSU Wrestling Recruiting High School will attend Dakota State University to impending inclement weather. Schrage, EPPJ 89 & field; Monica Arens, girls’ track & field; Carly and compete in volleyball for the Trojans, accord- The two squads are scheduled to play a Becker, girls’ track & field Class Ranked 23rd ing to a release by the school on Wednesday. doubleheader next Tuesday (May 12) at Kraft HARTINGTON-NEWCASTLE: Chase BROOKINGS - The South Dakota State DeGroot, a 6-1 middle hitter, set a single- Field in Grand Forks, N.D. Area Student-Athletes Dendinger, boys’ golf; Hannah Flaugh, music; University wrestling program received national season mark with 74 blocks for the Black SDSU, 28-18 overall and 15-9 in The Summit Ria Pedersen, music; Tanner Fischer, boys’ recognition Wednesday as its 2015 recruiting Panthers. A three-year letterwinner, she was a League, will open a three-game series at North Honored By NSAA track & field; Jared Fuelberth, boys’ track & field; class was ranked 23rd in the nation by Intermat. three-time Southeast South Dakota conference Dakota State on Friday night. First pitch is slated LINCOLN, Neb. - The Nebraska School Savannah Scoville, girls’ track & field; Camarie The Jackrabbits were the top-ranked team and two-time South Central Conference honoree. for 6:30 p.m. at Newman Outdoor Field in Fargo. Activities Association (NSAA) is pleased to an- Stratman, girls’ track & field from the Western Wrestling Conference to be in- She also lettered in basketball, track and softball. nounce the student recipients of the Spring 2015 cluded in the top 25. Arizona State was selected The daughter of Darwin and Mona DeGroot of SCOREBOARD AREA CALENDAR 46.9; 4, Parker 47.5; 5, Tri-Valley 47.9 9.5; 5, Samantha Kasowski, Tri-Valley Chicago White Sox 5, Detroit 2 Thursday, May 7 Wynot, 10 a.m.) 1 p.m.); PGDCWLC at Todd County (2 p.m.) SOFTBALL 800 RELAY: 1, Lennox 1:35.2; 2, 33-8.5; 6, Jill Nelsen, Dell Rapids 32-3.5 Oakland 2, Minnesota 1 BASEBALL, AMATEUR Vermillion at Yankton TRACK & FIELD, 9TH/10TH First Dakota Re- BASEBALL, CLUB 9/10 Sioux Falls Tourn. YANKTON MEN’S SOFTBALL Dell Rapids 1:35.3; 3, Sioux Falls Chris- TRIPLE JUMP: 1, Mia Miller, Tri- Texas 7, Houston 1 (7 p.m.) lays at Yankton (YHS, Vermillion, 2 p.m.) (Yankton) ROUND 1 SCHEDULE tian 1:36.2; 4, Parker 1:40.1; 5, Tri-Valley Valley 31-11; 2, Mahli Strasser, Lennox L.A. Angels 5, Seattle 4 BASEBALL, CLUB HS Dakota Valley at Elk Friday, May 8 SOFTBALL, GIRLS’ Brandon Tourn. (Yankton MONDAY, MAY 11: Stringer’s vs. JW 1:47.3 31-8; 3, Kamberlyn Lamer, Tri-Valley Wednesday’s Games Point-Jefferson (5:30 p.m.) BASEBALL, CLUB HS Brandon Valley at Fury White) Roofing, 7 p.m., Field C; Ben’s-Signtech 1600 RELAY: 1, Sioux Falls Chris- 31-6; 4, Jessica Tisher, Dell Rapids 31- Toronto 5, N.Y. Yankees 1 GOLF, BOYS’ Battle Creek Inv. (Creighton, Yankton (DH, 6 p.m.); Beresford-Centerville at Elk TENNIS, BOYS’ YHS/Aberdeen Central/Huron vs. JB Auto Body, 7 p.m., Field D; String- tian 3:44.6; 2, Dell Rapids 3:45.9; 3, 4.5; 5, Autumn Mortenson, Sioux Falls N.Y. Mets 5, Baltimore 1 Hartington Cedar Catholic, 9 a.m.); MAC Inv. at Point-Jefferson (5:30 p.m.); Bon Homme-Scotland at Brookings (10 a.m.) er’s vs. Ben’s-Signtech, 8 p.m., Field C; Lennox 3:47.5; 4, Parker 4:04.2; 5, Tri- Christian 30-6.5; 6, Alyssa VanPeursem, Tampa Bay 5, Boston 3 Wayne CC (Crofton, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, 9 at Vermillion (5 p.m.) TRACK & FIELD, COLLEGE OUTDOOR Ne- KPI vs. JB Auto Body, Field D; JW Roof- Valley 4:06.5 Sioux Falls Christian 30-0.5 Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. a.m.); Tri-Valley Conf. at Fox Run, Yankton (Alces- BASEBALL, CLUB 9/10 Sioux Falls Tourn. braska Inv. (USD) ing vs. KPI, 9 p.m., Field C MEDLEY RELAY: 1, Sioux Falls Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 ter-Hudson, Centerville, Freeman Academy, Gay- (Yankton) TRACK & FIELD, PREP Parker Booster WEDNESDAY, MAY 13: Old Lumber Christian 3:41.8; 2, Dell Rapids 4:07.1; p.m. ville-Volin, Irene-Wakonda, Viborg-Hurley, 9 a.m.) GOLF, BOYS’ S.D. Regions — 4B at Fox Run, Club Inv. (Centerville, Freeman, Marion, Parker, Company vs. Marquardt Trans., 7 p.m., 3, Lennox 4:13.4; 4, Parker 4:18.8 BASEBALL Oakland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. GOLF, GIRLS’ Harrisburg Inv. (Parkston); Tri- Yankton (Andes Central-Dakota Christian, Avon, Viborg-Hurley, 10 a.m.); Platte-Geddes Inv. (Andes Field C; Leo’s-The Landing vs. Hubbs 3200 RELAY: 1, Dell Rapids 9:09.0; GREAT PLAINS ATHLETIC CONF. Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Valley Conf. at Fox Run, Yankton (Alcester-Hudson, Bon Homme, Platte-Geddes, Scotland, Tripp-Del- Central-Dakota Christian, Platte-Geddes, Tripp- Ins., 7 p.m., Field D; Old Lumber Com- 2, Sioux Falls Christian 9:15.4; 3, Parker Seattle at L.A.
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    GAME RELEASE 21300 Redskin Park Drive | Ashburn, VA 20147 | 703.726.7000 @Redskins | www.Redskins.com | media.Redskins.com REGULAR SEASON - WEEK 7 WASHINGTON REDSKINS (4-2) AT DETROIT LIONS (3-3) Sunday, Oct. 23 | 1 p.m. ET Ford Field (64,500) | Detroit, Mich. REDSKINS TRAVEL TO DETROIT GAME CENTER IN SEARCH OF FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN SERIES HISTORY: Redskins lead all-time series, 30-13 Redskins lead regular season series, 27-13 The Washington Redskins will seek their fifth straight victory when Last meeting: Sept. 22, 2013 (27-20, DET) the team faces the Detroit Lions in Week 7. Kickoff at Ford Field in De- troit is scheduled for 1 p.m. TELEVISION: FOX The Redskins will be looking to continue their recent success away Justin Kutcher (play-by-play) from home, as they attempt to open a season 3-0 on the road for the Charles Davis and Chris Spielman (color) first time since 1999. A win on Sunday would give the Redskins six Peter Schrager (sidelines) consecutive road wins, dating back to last season, which would tie the fifth-longest streak in team history. It would also represent the team’s RADIO: Redskins Radio Network first six-game road winning streak since winning their first seven road Larry Michael (play-by-play) contests of the 1991 season. Sonny Jurgensen (color) Part of the Redskins’ recent resurgence has been the stifling per- Chris Cooley (analysis) formance of the defense in the last two weeks. The Redskins allowed Rick “Doc” Walker (sidelines) only 272.5 yards per game in Weeks 5-6, trailing only the Vikings (214.0), Cardinals (258.0) and Titans (270.5) for fewest in the NFL in that time frame.