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Garden County 55, South Platte 24 Friday, January 31 Baltic/Garretson winner vs. Chester at USD (4 p.m., KVHT-FM, WNAX-AM, Midco Tourn. at Howard (Seventh — 2 p.m.; Fifth — Volin, 2:30 p.m.; Sisseton vs. Irene-Wakonda, 4 BASKETBALL Gayville-Volin, S.D. 50, Bloomfield BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Mitchell at YHS (7 Area/Howard winner, 8 p.m.); Dakota Oyate SN); Concordia at MMC (4 p.m., KYNT-AM) 3:30 p.m.; Third — 5 p.m.; Championship — 7 p.m.; Dell Rapids St. Mary vs. Viborg-Hurley, THURSDAY’S S.D. BOYS 29 p.m., KVTK-AM); Dakota Oyate Challenge at Challenge at Huron (Consolation — Takini vs. BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S Concordia at p.m.); Dakota Oyate Challenge at Huron (Sev- 5:30 p.m.; Scotland vs. Alcester-Hudson, 7 p.m.) Hartington 51, Winside 24 Huron (Consolation — Tiospaye Topa vs. Flan- Flandreau Indian/Tiospa Zina loser, 9 a.m.; MMC (2 p.m., KYNT-AM) enth — 9 a.m.; Fifth — noon; Third — 3 p.m.; HOCKEY, BOYS’ JV Yankton at Sioux Cen- Arlington 87, Colman-Egan 33 Heartland 49, Tri County 31 dreau Indian/Omaha Nation loser, 10:30 a.m.; Tiospaye Topa vs. Crazy Horse, noon; Semifi- BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Huron at YHS (7 Championship — ); Dakota XII Classic at Madi- ter (12:15 p.m.) Bon Homme 82, Andes Central 56 Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family 68, Crazy Horse vs. Takini, 1:30 p.m.; Semifinals — nals — Crow Creek vs. Flandreau Indian/Tiospa p.m., KYNT-AM, KVHT-FM); Dakota Oyate son (S.F. Christian vs. Madison, 10 a.m.; Tea TRACK & FIELD, COLLEGE INDOOR Bill Centerville 74, Viborg-Hurley 62 Elgin Public/Pope John 22 Tiospa Zina vs. Flandreau Indian/Omaha Nation Zina winner, 3 p.m.; Marty vs. Omaha Nation, Challenge at Huron (Seventh — 10:30 a.m.; Area vs. Canton, 11:45 a.m.; Dell Rapids vs. Bergen Inv. at Ames, Iowa (USD); Buena Vista Clark/Willow Lake 60, Deuel 33 Louisville 51, Malcolm 28 winner, 7 p.m.; Marty vs. Crow Creek, 8:30 4:30 p.m.); Lewis & Clark Conf. Tourn. at Walthill Fifth — 1:30 p.m.; Third — 4:30 p.m.; Champi- Lennox, 1:30 p.m.; Beresford vs. Dakota Valley, Multi-Event (MMC); Concordia Inv. (MMC) Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley, Minn. Millard West 65, Lincoln Southwest p.m.); Lewis & Clark Conf. Tourn. at Walthill (Walthill vs. Osmond, 6 p.m.); Avon at Parkston; onship — 8 p.m.); Dakota Schoolers Classic at 3:15 p.m.; West Central vs. Vermillion, 5 p.m., WRESTLING, PREP Brookings Inv. (YHS, 75, Waverly-South Shore 63 57, OT (Allen vs. Winside, 7:45 p.m.); Burke-South Cen- Burke-South Central vs. Tripp-Delmont-Armour Sioux Falls (Dakota Valley vs. Elkton-Lake Ben- KVTK-AM; Elk Point-Jefferson vs. Tri-Valley, 9 a.m.); Parker Inv. (Andes Central, Dakota Val- Corsica/Stickney 64, Menno 41 North Platte St. Patrick’s 50, Maxwell tral vs. Tripp-Delmont-Armour at Tripp; Dakota at Tripp; Dakota Valley at Sioux Falls Christian; ton, 9 a.m.; Viborg-Hurley vs. Arlington, noon); 6:45 p.m.); Lewis & Clark Conf. Tourn. (At ley, Elk Point-Jefferson, 10 a.m.); Plainview Inv. Elkton-Lake Benton 64, Dell Rapids 18 Valley at Sioux Falls Christian; Elk Point-Jeffer- Elk Point-Jefferson at Tri-Valley; Lennox at Mid-State Conf. Tourn. (Guardian Angels vs. Homer — Homer vs. Walthill/Osmond winner, 6 (Creighton-Verdigre, Crofton, Hartington Cedar St. Mary 25 Oakland-Craig 34, Lyons-Decatur son at Tri-Valley; Platte-Geddes at Colome; Beresford; Menno at Marion; Platte-Geddes at Battle Creek, 7:30 p.m.); Niobrara Valley Conf. p.m.; Winnebago vs. Wakefield, 7:45 p.m.; At Catholic, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, Ponca, Gregory 46, Avon 36 Northeast 18 Wagner at Hartington Cedar Catholic Colome; Wagner at Scotland Tourn. (At Clearwater — West Holt vs. Cham- Emerson — Emerson-Hubbard vs. Hartington, Randolph); Wagner Inv. (Alcester-Hudson, Harrisburg 71, Mitchell 68 Ord 40, Doniphan-Trumbull 38 BASKETBALL, BOYS’ JV Mitchell at YHS BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ JV YHS at Mitchell bers-Wheeler Central, 11 a.m.; North Central vs. 6 p.m.; Ponca vs. Allen, 7:45 p.m.; At Laurel — Beresford, Bon Homme-Scotland, Kimball-White Philip 72, Dupree 35 Palmer 54, Cedar Valley 36 (4 p.m.) (4 p.m.) Neligh-Oakdale, 2:30 p.m.; Boyd County vs. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge vs. Bloomfield, 7 Lake-Platte-Geddes, Marion-Freeman, Park- Sioux Falls Washington 64, Sioux Papillion-LaVista South 58, Omaha BASKETBALL, BOYS’ SOPH Mitchell at BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ SOPH YHS at Elkhorn Valley, 4:15 p.m.; At Ewing — Santee p.m.; Creighton vs. Plainview, 7:45 p.m.; At ston, Wagner, 10 a.m.) Falls Lincoln 62, 2OT Marian 49 YHS (5:30 p.m.) Mitchell (5:30 p.m.) vs. Niobrara-Verdigre, 2:30 p.m.; Ewing vs. Elgin Wynot — Wynot vs. Winside, 6 p.m.; Randolph Sunday, February 2 Summit 71, Wilmot 51 Scribner-Snyder 38, Tekamah-Her- BASKETBALL, BOYS’ 9TH Mitchell at BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ 9TH YHS at Public-Pope John, 6 p.m.); Marion vs. Oldham- vs. Wausa, 7:45 p.m.); Mid-State Conf. Tourn. BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S USD at South Sunshine Bible Academy 74, Iro- man 24 YHS (4 p.m.) Mitchell (4 p.m.) Ramona-Rutland at Rutland; Menno at Center- (O’Neill vs. Hartington Cedar Catholic, 7:30 Dakota State (1 p.m., KVHT-FM, WNAX-AM, quois 38 Superior 51, Red Cloud 30 BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ YHS at Mitchell (7 BOWLING, HS CLUB Yankton at Brook- ville p.m.); Niobrara Valley Conf. Tourn. (At Ewing — Midco SN) Wagner 68, Scotland 35 Sutherland 65, Creek Valley 39 p.m., KYNT-AM, KVHT-FM); Big East Conf. ings; West Central vs. Vermillion at Yankton BASKETBALL, BOYS’ JV Huron at YHS Stuart vs. Neligh-Oakdale, 11 a.m.; Santee vs. HOCKEY, BOYS’ JV Yankton at Sioux Cen- Dakota Oyate Challenge Sutton 47, Sandy Creek 33 Tourn. (At Flandreau — Sioux Valley/Parker HOCKEY, GIRLS’ JV Yankton at Mitchell (7 (4 p.m.) Ewing, 12:45 p.m.; Elgin Public-Pope John vs. ter (9:45 a.m.) First Round Twin River 53, Logan View 20 loser vs. Flandreau/McCook Central-Montrose p.m.) BASKETBALL, BOYS’ SOPH Huron at Niobrara-Verdigre, 4:15 p.m.; At Clearwater — HOCKEY, PEE WEE Yankton B at Sioux Crow Creek 78, Takini 62 Wakefield 57, Laurel-Concord 48 loser, 6:30 p.m.; Sioux Valley/Parker winner vs. TRACK & FIELD, COLLEGE INDOOR YHS (5:30 p.m.) West Holt vs. North Central, 12:45 p.m.; Or- Center (DH, 8 & 11:45 a.m.) Marty Indian 90, Crazy Horse 35 Wayne 38, West Point-Beemer 32 Flandreau/McCook Central-Montrose winner, 8 Buena Vista Multi-Event (MMC) BASKETBALL, BOYS’ 9TH Huron at YHS chard-Clearwater vs. Elkhorn Valley, 6 p.m.); Tri- Tiospa Zina Tribal 72, Tiospaye Topa Weeping Water 48, Yutan 41 p.m.; At Chester — Baltic/Garretson loser vs. Saturday, February 1 (4 p.m.) Valley Classic at Alcester (Freeman Academy 18 West Holt 43, O’Neill 31 Chester Area/Howard loser, 6:30 p.m.; BASKETBALL, MEN’S South Dakota State BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ Big East Conf. vs. Centerville, 1 p.m.; Bon Homme vs. Gayville- Yellowstone Trail Conference Tourn. Wisner-Pilger 56, North Bend Cen- First Round tral 37 Herreid/Selby Area 66, Eureka/Bow- Wood River 60, Gibbon 38 dle 59 League HOCKEY Dustin Jeffrey from Texas (AHL). for future considerations. SPORTING KANSAS CITY — to become the defensive coordinator at Centennial Conference Tournament — Re- MONTREAL CANADIENS — Re- SOCCER Signed D Chance Myers. Ball State. Potter County 68, Edmunds Central Consolation 20 signed LS Randy Chevrier. — Assigned C called F Christian Thomas from Hamilton Major League Soccer COLLEGE MINOT STATE — Named Todd Grand Island Central Catholic 58, EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Release Blair Jones to Abbotsford (AHL). (AHL). LA GALAXY — Signed MF Stefan METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETiC CON- Hoffner football coach. Archbishop Bergan 15 THURSDAY’S S.D. GIRLS QB Kerry Joseph. — Acti- NHL Players Association Ishizaki. FERENCE — Named Glenn M. Wong NOTRE DAME — Promoted Mike Crossroads Conference Tournament ROUGHRIDERS vated G Cam Ward from injured reserve NHLPA — Announced the retirement PHILADELPHIA UNION — Signed legal counsel. Denbrock to offensive coordinator. Bon Homme 60, Andes Central 20 Semifinal — Re-signed DB Macho Harris and DB and assigned him to Charlotte (AHL) for of LW Jay Pandolfo. MF Vincent Nogueira. CHOWAN — Named Ashley Wells ST. SCHOLASTICA — Announced Clark/Willow Lake 49, Great Plains Giltner 60, Exeter/Milligan 47 Troy Stoudermire. Released SB Weston conditioning. ECHL SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC — Sold F assistant to the director of athletics. the retirement of football coach Greg Lutheran 36 Dakota Oyate Challenge Dressler. DALLAS STARS — Recalled F SOUTH CAROLINA STINGRAYS — Fredy Montero to Sporting Lisbon (Portu- GEORGETOWN — Announced the Carlson. Gayville-Volin 50, Bloomfield, Neb. First Round Traded D Brendan Rempel to Las Vegas gal). resignation of football coach Kevin Kelly 29 Omaha Nation 74, Crazy Horse, S.D. Groton Area 43, Webster 33 17 Ipswich 84, Aberdeen Christian 18 Eastern Midlands Conference Tourn. Irene-Wakonda 55, Freeman Acad- Semifinal Bloomfield 72, Gayville-Volin 42 For Crazy Horse, Ian Dull Knife scored 13 points and Jesse emy 33 Norris 53, Waverly 32 Brewer netted 12 points to lead the way. Jones County 58, Kadoka Area 17 Nebraska Capitol Conference Tourn. GAYVILLE — Bloomfield defeated Gayville-Volin 72-42 in a Miller 47, Faulkton 23 Semifinal Boys Marty (7-2) faces Crow Creek today (Friday) in the semifi- border battle in high school basketball action. Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 63, Platteview 46, Raymond Central 39 Quinn O’Brien led Bloomfield (7-4) with 16 points, while Kane nals. Crazy Horse draws Takini in consolation action today. Wessington Springs 28 Sandhills Conference Tournament From Page 6A MARTY (7-2)...... 49 90 Vermillion 57, Dell Rapids 45 Brady 45, Mullen 42 Fiedler added 12 points in the victory. CRAZY HORSE (1-5)...... 19 35 Viborg-Hurley 50, Centerville 32 Sandhills/Thedford 70, Hyannis 54 Brandon Van Osdel led Gayville-Volin (2-10) with 13 points, Big East Conference Tournament while Alec Barta added eight points, seven rebounds and four First Round Cooper Williams led Vermillion (13-1) with 17 points. Tyrell Tiospa Zina 72, Tiospaye Topa 18 Chester 53, Howard 36 TRANSACTIONS assists. BASEBALL HURON — Tiospa Zina overtook Tiospaye Topa in a 72-18 Garretson 49, Baltic 39 Harper added 16 points, eight rebounds and eight assists. Jayce American League Bloomfield will travel to Laurel-Concord on Saturday, while Dakota Oyate Challenge Huska added 15 points in the victory. victor after a 37-10 halftime score in Thursday’s opening round BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Pur- Gayville-Volin will travel to Freeman Academy next weekend. First Round of the Dakota Oyate Challenge at the Huron Arena. chased the contract of 1B Carlos Diaz Ty Hoglund led Dell Rapids (7-4) with 19 points. BLOOMFIELD (7-4) ...... 12 33 41 72 Crow Creek 61, Takini 26 from the Mexico City Reds. Signed 3B GAYVILLE-VOLIN (2-10) ...... 14 21 35 42 Jeffrey Max Jr. led Tiospa Zina with 15 points. Jacob Haug Marty Indian 82, Tiospaye Topa 13 Vermillion will host Beresford on Tuesday. Dell Rapids will Jomar Reyes and assigned him and Diaz Omaha Nation, Neb. 74, Crazy play in the Pentagon Classic in Sioux Falls on Saturday. scored 12 points and Stefan Sheperd netted 10 points to the to the Gulf Coast League. Horse 17 VERMILLION (13-1)...... 22 33 48 68 victory. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Extended DELL RAPIDS (7-4) ...... 15 31 46 53 Corsica-Stickney 64, Menno 41 the player development contract with the Tiospaye Topa’s Timothy Pickner scored 6 points and Jake THURSDAY’S NEB. BOYS MENNO — Corsica-Stickney beat Menno 64-41 holding a Frazier netted 5 points to lead the way. Mahoning Valley (NYP) for two seasons first quarter lead in boys’ basketball action Thursday. Beatrice 62, Hastings 28 through 2016. Wagner 68, Scotland 35 Tiospa Zina faces Omaha Nation today in the semifinals. Cedar Valley 58, Palmer 56 MINNESOTA TWINS — Released In the win for Corsica-Stickney, Austin Tilton led the team Tiospaye Topa plays Flandreau in consolation action today. Elwood 67, Eustis-Farnam 38 LHP Andrew Albers. WAGNER — The Wagner Red Raiders faced off against with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Nicholas Blom scored 16 points TIOSPA ZINA (5-5)...... 37 72 Centennial Conference Tournament NEW YORK YANKEES — Added Scotland, taking on a 35-12 led through the half and continuing and Walker Baan Hofman grabbed eight rebounds. TIOSPAYE TOPA (3-3)...... 10 18 Consolation Kendall Carter, Brandon Duckworth, Joe on to win a 68-35 victory on Thursday night in Wagner. Bishop Neumann 72, Grand Island Espada, Dan Giese and Dennis Twomb- For Menno, Dustin Lehr scored 18 points with eight rebounds Central Catholic 29 ley to the major league/professional Wagner’s Noah St. Pierre notched a total of 24 points for the and Caleb Prezler scored nine points. Crow Creek 78, Takini 62 Boys Town 74, Lincoln Lutheran 47 scouting department. victor. Derek Soukup contributed as well, with 13 total points In the junior varsity game Corsica-Stickney won 40-33. Central Conference Tournament HURON — Crow Creek took a 12-point lead going into the American Association scored. Next Menno will play Centerville and Corsica-Stickney will half and would go on to defeat Takini 78-62 during the first round Semifinal SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Anthony Walloch and Tanner Skorepa both scored 6 points York 61, Holdrege 41 Signed INF Mark Sobolewski. play Warner Saturday. of boys’ basketball at the Dakota Oyate Challenge in the Huron Crossroads Conference Tournament Frontier League each for the Highlanders. CORSICA-STICKNEY (8-4) ...... 18 34 47 64 Arena on Thursday. Semifinal GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Signed Wagner (6-5) will play Hartington Cedar Catholic in Harting- MENNO (4-8) ...... 6 14 31 41 Crow Creek’s Devon Drapeau tallied a total of 28 points for High Plains Community 70, Giltner INF Tommy Richards. ton, Neb. today. Scotland (5-7) will be playing Freeman on Mon- 35 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — the team’s leading score. Trent Stepp scored 13 points while Eastern Midlands Conference Tourn. Signed RHP Seth Webster to a contract day. Hartington 75, Winside 15 Dale Big Eagle added up 10 points for the victory. Semifinal extension. Signed RHP Erik Shannahan HARTINGTON, Neb. — The Hartington Wildcats beat the For Takini, Trevor Logg netted 25 points and Jacob Fire Elkhorn South 66, Norris 42 and RHP Anthony Smith. Nebraska Frontier Conference Tourn. BASKETBALL Gregory 46, Avon 36 Winside Wildcats 75-15 in boys’ basketball action Thursday. Cloud contributed 14 points for the team’s final score. Semifinal National Basketball Association GREGORY — After a 2-point lead over Avon at the half, Gre- In the win for Hartington, Riley Haug scored 16 points, Derek Crow Creek faces Marty today in the semifinal round today. Parkview Christian 57, Omaha NBA — Announced the board of gov- gory went on to win a 10-point victory of 46-36 in boys’ basket- Jueden scored 15 points and Devryn Sudbeck scored 10 points. Takini goes up against Crazy Horse in consoltation action. Brownell-Talbot 43 ernors approved the appointment of Mark CROW CREEK (3-9)...... 41 78 Sandhills Conference Tournament ball on Thursday night in Gregroy. For Winside, Bryce Meis scored six points and Jadon Wag- Tatum to deputy commissioner and chief TAKINI (2-4) ...... 29 62 Semifinal operating officer. Promoted Bill Koenig to Sean Kafka was the leading scorer for Gregory, tallying a ner scored five points. Mullen 59, Arthur County 38 president, global media distribution; Sal total of 15 points. Gavin Thomas netted 14 points for the victory Next, Hartington will play Walthill and Winside will play Allen LaRocca to president, global operations and Robert Vomacka added 9 rebounds for the team. in the first round of the Lewis and Clark Conference Tourna- Omaha Nation 73, Flandreau Indian 56 THURSDAY’S NEB. GIRLS and merchandising; and Danny Meiseles Logan Mudder was Avon’s top scorer for the game at 13 ment Saturday. HURON — Omaha Nation won against Flandreau Indian Adams Central 52, Lexington 48 to president and executive producer, con- WINSIDE ...... 0 6 12 15 from a 41-27 halftime score to a final victory of 73-56 at the Centura 44, Fullerton 36 tent. points. HARTINGTON (9-7) ...... 21 43 54 75 Clarkson/Leigh 52, Bancroft-Rosalie HOUSTON ROCKETS — Recalled Gregory’s JV also won a victory over Avon with a final score opening rounds of boys’ basketball in the Dakota Oyate Chal- 49 G Isaiah Canaan from Rio Grande Valley lenge on Thursday at the Huron Arena. (NBADL). of 55-28. Clearwater/Orchard 66, Wausa 46 Gregory (10-2) will play McIntosh on Saturday in Onida and Omaha Nation’s Marcus Walker scored a total of 25 points Conestoga 37, Johnson County NEW YORK KNICKS — Recalled C Dakota Oyate Challenge for the victory. Central 36 Cole Aldrich, G Toure’ Murry and F Je- Avon (4-8) will face off against Menno on Monday night at home. Deshler 69, Kenesaw 30 remy Tyler from Erie (NBADL). GREGORY (10-2) ...... 8 14 27 46 Clinton Ten Fingers netted 15 points for the Flandreau Indi- Emerson-Hubbard 65, Allen 53 FOOTBALL AVON (4-8)...... 4 20 27 36 Marty 90, Crazy Horse 35 ans, while Leroy King contributed 10 points to the final score. Eustis-Farnam 52, Elwood 33 HURON — Marty jumped out to a 49-19 halftime lead on the Omaha Nation faces off against Tiospa Zina tonight for the Ewing 52, Osmond 24 TENNESSEE TITANS — Named way to a 90-35 victory over Crazy Horse in the opening round Friend 73, East Butler 43 Nick Eason assistant defensive line semifinals round at Huron. Flandreau Indians will play Tiospaye coach. of the Dakota Oyate Challenge on Thursday at the Huron Arena. Topa today as consolation action. Clinton Neiss scored 18 points to lead Marty. Tyan Arrow net- OMAHA NATION (7-6)...... 41 73 ted 16 points and Xiomar Zephier added 12 points in the vic- FLANDREAU INDIAN (5-5) ...... 27 56 Rose Drapeau scored 11 points. OMAHA NATION ...... 49 74 tory. For Tiospaye Topa, Gibby Red Bird CRAZY HORSE ...... 8 17 Girls scored five points. Next, Marty will play Omaha Nation in Other Games From Page 6A semi-final action and Tiospaye Topa will N. DAKOTA ST. (16-5) son 1-2 0-0 2, Larson 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 21-47 15-21 63. play Crazy Horse Friday. Hanson 46, Braun 3-15 5-5 11, Wright 7-14 3-4 20, Bjorklund Halftime—N. Dakota St. 44-33. 3-Point Goals—N. 3-11 0-0 6, Alexander 3-8 3-4 12, Brown 2-3 5-8 9, Felt Dakota St. 6-13 (Alexander 3-3, Wright 3-9, Braun 0-1), TIOSPAYE TOPA ...... 11 13 Coyotes 0-0 0-0 0, Kading 0-0 0-0 0, Aaberg 4-5 0-0 8. Totals S. Dakota 6-12 (Thoseby 3-3, Flack 1-1, Kasperbauer MARTY ...... 56 82 Kimball-White Lake 41 ond round of play, while Parker will play ALEXANDRIA — Despite a low scoring first 22-56 16-21 66. 1-1, Bos 1-5, Norris 0-1, Pomlee 0-1). Fouled Out— From Page 6A S. DAKOTA (8-12) Bjorklund. Rebounds—N. Dakota St. 29 (Wright 8), S. Flandreau in the losers bracket. quarter, Hanson was able to defeat Kimball-White Dakota 36 (Flack 10). Assists—N. Dakota St. 9 (Braun SIOUX VALLEY (9-2)...... 22 46 58 78 Crow Creek 61, Takini 26 Lake 46-41 on Thursday. Flack 4-5 0-2 9, Rowson 1-2 0-0 2, Gruis 4-12 8-10 16, Norris 2-4 0-0 4, Bos 4-14 5-6 14, Thoseby 3-5 2- 5), S. Dakota 8 (Bos 3). Total Fouls—N. Dakota St. 18, PARKER (1-11)...... 6 16 24 30 HURON — Crow Creek beat Takini 61-26 in Hailey Doyle led Hanson (13-2) with 11 points S. Dakota 17. A—1,756. the first round of the first round of the girls’ Dakota and five assists. 3 11, Kasperbauer 1-1 0-0 3, Pomlee 1-2 0-0 2, Robert- Oyate Challenge Thursday. Jazymn Hinker led KWL (9-5) with 14 points Wright led the Bison with McCook Cent-Montrose 45, In the win for Crow Creek, Jamie marks led the and eight rebounds. 20 points and eight rebounds, team with 15 points. Shanise Pease also scored in Hanson will host Dakota Christian on Thurs- Flandreau 38 double digits with 14 points. day, while KWL will travel to Wolsey-Wessington. while Lawrence Alexander FLANDREAU — McCook Central-Montrose For Takini, Christien Dupris scored nine points HANSON (13-2)...... 8 22 32 46 had 12 points. edged past Flandreau 45-38 in the first round of and Alanis Cook scored five points. KIMBALL-WHITE LAKE (9-5) ...... 2 20 33 41 Catch The Fastest the Big East Conference Tournament on Thursday. Next, Crow Creek will play the winner and The attention now turns Brianna Painter led MCM (7-4) with 13 points. Takini will play the loser of the Flandreau Indian Brookings 50, Aberdeen toward the rival Jackrabbits Baylee Relf led Flandreau (7-5) with 11 points. School and Tiospa Zina game Friday. for the Coyotes, who have Gam e In Tow n ! MCM will play Sioux Valley in the second CROW CREEK ...... 38 61 round, while Flandreau will play Parker in the los- TAKINI ...... 11 26 Central 40 less than 48 hours to move ers bracket. BROOKINGS — Brookings’ Sara Tvedt past a tough loss. MCCOOK CENTRAL-MONTROSE (7-4)11 17 25 45 posted a double-double and two other Bobcats Friday, January 31st FLANDREAU (7-5)...... 9 20 28 38 Omaha Nation 74, scored in double figures as Brookings pulled past “This one hurt, though, Aberdeen Central 50-40 in Eastern South Dakota this one really hurt tonight,” Crazy Horse 17 Conference girls’ basketball action on Thursday. 1:00pm – 4:00pm : Open Skate HURON — Omaha Nation beat Crazy Horse Tvedt had 12 points and 11 rebounds, and James said. Dakota Oyate Chall. 74-17 in the first round of the girls’ Dakota Oyate Lauren Coughling had 12 points and six steals to “But we’ll bounce back Saturday, February 1st Challenge Thursday. lead Brookings. Sidney Berreth added 11 points in and be ready to go Saturday, I Marty 82, In the win for Omaha Nation, four girls scored the victory. Squirt Tournam ent (ages 10-11) in double digits. Donnette Blackbird led the team For Aberdeen Central, Leah Beringer led the can promise you that.” Tiospaye Topa 13 with 22 points, Brenna Parker scored 12 points way with 15 points. Brianna Kusler had 10 re- 8:30: Yankton B vs Sioux Falls Red and Cheyenne Webster and Thristina Morris both bounds. You can follow Jeremy HURON — Marty beat Tiospaye Topa scored 10 points respectively. Brookings, 7-4, hosts Pierre on Saturday. Ab- 9:30: Yankton A vs Sioux Falls Blue in the first round of the girls’ Dakota Oyate For Crazy Horse, Shauntay Gilbert, Amber La- erdeen Central, 4-9, hosts Harrisburg today (Fri- Hoeck on Twitter at Challenge Thursday. mont and Santana Chips each scored five points day). twitter.com/ jhoeck. Discuss 10:45: Rushm ore W hite vs Sioux Center Blue In the win for Marty, Appollonia Ze- respectively. ABERDEEN CENTRAL (4-9)...... 12 19 29 40 Next, Omaha Nation will play Marty in semi- BROOKINGS (7-4)...... 10 19 33 50 this story at www.yankton.net. 11:45: Rushm ore Yellow vs Sioux Center W hite phier led the team with 21 points. Ar- final action and Crazy Horse will play Tiospaye manda Iron Elk scored 18 points and Topa Friday. N. DAKOTA ST. 66, S. DAKOTA 63 1 :0 0 : R u sh m o re G o ld v s S io u x Fa lls B lu e 2:00: Rushm ore Black vs Aberdeen Blue decision. Skylar Elle picked give it our best shot anyway.” hagen Y dec. Chip Shillingstad H 14-4; 113 — Trent 3:15: Boji Blizzard vs Rushm ore Yellow Francom H dec. Bashir Abd-Al-Kreem Y 7-5; 120 up the lone pin in the match. He also feels it’s not the — Wyatt Shillingstad H pin. Victor Lacey Y :44; 126 — 4:15: Yankton B vs Sioux Center W hite Bucks Yankton won by forfeit eight right time to pull his injured Spencer Huber Y dec. Wyatt Larsen H 15-5; 132 — Chet Glanzer H pin. Skylar Elle Y 1:28; 138 — Jesse 5:30: Rushm ore Black vs Yankton A From Page 6A times in the match. wrestlers from the side-line. Mikrut H dec. Jamee Bruegman 16-0; 145 — Arthur “We went 4-1, you’re never “We’re being pretty pre- Hines H dec. Hiram Alvarez Y 19-7; 152 — Nick Chris- tensen H pin. Jordan Lucht Y :44; 160 — Colin Simons 6:30: Rushm ore Gold vs Aberdeen going to complain about a 4- cious with some of our in- H dec. Ryan Sternhagen Y 9-5; Cody Hanzlik Y by for- 1,” Hage said. “Although Tea juries,” Hage said. “To put a feit; 182 — Bailey Schloenfelder H pin. Dylan Lynde Y 7:45: Yankton B vs Sioux Center Blue Bailey Schloenfelder also re- 1:47; 195 — Tyler Kleinsasser H pin. Zach Hanzlik Y ceived a pin. The last three (Area) doesn’t have the expe- guy out a day early, it’s prob- :51; 285 — Josh Waagen H pin. Landon Binder Y 1:26. Sunday, February 2nd weight classes: 195, 220, 285 rience that many of the teams ably not very wise with re- HURON 65, TEA AREA 9: 106 — Chip Shillingstad H pin. Gage Matzen T 1:03; 113 — Trent Francom H by Squirt Tournam ent (ages 10-11) also had pins for the Tigers. have, or even we have, but on gions right around the forfeit;120 — Jacob Elkins T dec. Wyatt Shillingstad 7- Yankton ultimately lost the other side of things the corner. We’re going to hold 4; 126 — Wyatt Larsen H pin. Rashaan Sykes T 1:07; 132 — Chet Glanzer H pin. Nick Eli T 2:03;138 — Jesse 8:00: Boji Blizzard vs Rushm ore W hite the match 57-15, losing the guys went out and built confi- them out, get them out there Mikrut H pin. Michael Karn 1:22; 145 — Arthur Hines H last nine. dence from the practice room next week and see where by forfeit; 152 — Nick Christensen H pin. Tyler Phelps 9:00: Yankton A vs Rushm ore Gold T 1:28; 160 — Colin Simons H by forfeit; 170 — Dallas In the second match, to the mat.” they are at. The big picture is Gjerston T by forfeit; 182 — Bailey Schloenfelder H by 10:15: Rushm ore Black vs Sioux Falls Blue Huron rolled past Tea Area Hage is looking for his February, the big picture is forfeit; 195 — Tyler Kleinsasser H by forfeit; 220 — Jer- emiah Johnson H by forfeit; Josh Waagen H by forfeit. 11:15: Rushm ore Yellow vs Sioux Falls Red 65-9. young squad to build off a the state tournament and YANKTON 71, TEA AREA 6: 106 — Cody Vorn- At 106, Chip Shillingstad victory over a lesser oppo- that’s what we have to keep hangen Y dec. Gage Matzen T 11-3; 113 — Bashir Abd- 12:30: Boji Blizzard vs Sioux Center Blue nent. our eyes on.” Al-Kreem Y by forfeit; 120 —Victor Lacey Y by forfeit; earned a pin. Wyatt Larsen at Spencer Huber Y dec. Rashaan Sykes T 6-2; 132 — 1:30: Yankton B vs Rushm ore W hite 126, also earned a pin. At 132 “Hopefully if your stuff Skylar Elle Y pin Nick Eli T 2:00; 138 — Jamee Brueg- man Y dec. Michael Karn T 10-9; 145 — Casey and 138, Chet Glanzer and works against this level of You can follow Nick Robin- Skillingstad Y by forfeit; Tyler Phelps T pin. Jordan Lucht 2:45: Yankton A vs Abderdeen Blue Jesse Mikrut added pins for competition, you have to son on Twitter at Y :44; 160 — Ryan Sternhagen Y by forfeit; 170 — think it will work at a higher twitter.com/RobinsoNick2013. Cody Hanzlik Y by forfeit; 182 — Dylan Lynde Y by for- 3:45: Sioux Falls Red vs Sioux Center Green the Tigers. Nick Christensen feit; 195 — Brock Folkers Y by forfeit; 220 — Zach Han- earned the last pin for Huron level,” Hage said. “You im- zlik Y by forfeit; 285 — Landon Binder Y by forfeit. Wednesday, February 5th at 152. pose your will on the oppo- HURON 57, YANKTON 15: 106 — Cody Vorn- Coach Hage used this time nent and get after it.” 6:00pm – 8:00pm : Open Skate to pick his team up from a The Yankton Bucks will Saturday, February 8th tough loss. compete in the Brookings “I told the team it was a High School Inviation, start- I can relax knowing our 1:00pm – 4:00pm : Open Skate better effort, some of the in- ing Saturday morning. carpet is clean and his 5:00pm : Yankton PeeW ee A vs Pierre A tensity had came back,” he Hage understands where said. “Although we may not his team is at currently, but is home is healthier. 7:00pm : Yankton Girls JV vs Pierre be where we want to be, expecting them to perform we’re definitely a step ahead against the area’s best Sunday, February 9th of where we were the past wrestlers. 8:00am : Yankton Bantam B vs Sioux Center two weeks. We pin-pointed “It’s a big invite, there’s Call the good things and patted about 17 to 18 teams compet- 10:00am : Yankton PeeW ee A vs Pierre A them on the back, you have ing up there,” he said. “If you 12:00pm : Yankton Girls JV vs Pierre to do that. I thought it was a take a look online at the seed- 665.4839 good idea to do that after the ing just about every weight 2:00pm : Yankton Bantam B vs Sioux Center Huron dual.” class has about six to eight to *N o Open Skate Today With motivation from 10 to 12 rated wrestlers. It’s their coach, the Bucks were as close to a state wrestling able to roll past Tea Area 71- tournament as it gets. It’s 6. going to be brutal, no doubt FloorTec MEMBER about it. 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