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Mount Marty End Of Year Athletic Ceremony May 8 Press&Dakotan The Mount Marty College athletic department will host its End of the Year Athletic Cer- This ceremony will include the Hall of Fame inductions of Tim Jensen, Chris Orr, and emony on Sunday, May 8 in the Roncalli Main Dining Room on the Mount Marty College Michelle Pfeifer, along with senior student-athlete awards, Lancer Club Scholarship campus. The ceremony will start with a social at 3 p.m. President Dr. Carrol Krause will Awards, and Yankton Quarterback Club MMC Athlete of the Year Awards. There is no ad- DAILY DOSE begin the ceremony at 3:30 p.m. with opening remarks. mission and this event is open to the public.

Pitch, Hit & Run Competition May 7 Participants in grades 1-4 will go from 8:30-9:45 a.m., followed grades MMC Soccer Signs Mitchell Standout No-No Problem Yankton Sertoma Youth Baseball will host a free Aquafina Major 5-8 from 9:45-11 a.m. League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run competition for area youth on Saturday, All campers must submit registration by Tuesday, May 31. First-year Mount Marty College head women’s soccer coach May 7, at 1 p.m. at the Sertoma Park north fields. For more information, contact Doug Pesicka at 665-2019. Nathan Epp announced Tuesday that Carissa Scherschligt of Registration starts at 12:30 p.m., with competition set to begin at 1 Mitchel will attend MMC and play soccer for the Lancers next p.m. Dakota Warrior Celebrity Bartender Competitors will be divided into four age divisions, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 year. and 13-14. The individual pitching, hitting and running champions, along Night May 5 Scherschligt, an outside mid-fielder, is a four with the all-around champion in each age group at the local event, will ad- Join the Dakota Warrior semi-pro football team for Celebrity Bartender vance to the Sectional Level of competition. Night at The “7” Bar, 104 Capitol, on Thursday, May, 5 — Cinco de Mayo year letter winner and three year starter for All participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate and fill out — from 5-8 p.m. the Mitchell girls soccer team. a registration/waiver form prior to the start of play. For more information, Warrior players will provide the bartending and wait staff for the night. contact Sherri Koletzky at [email protected]. Enjoy a free taco bar, as well as, the regular menu items. There will be “It is great to have someone with Carissa’s team merchandise and game tickets available for purchase, a raffle draw- experience joining the group of young talent Yankton Baseball Skills Camp May 25 ing and a “Labor Auction” in which you can “buy” hours of labor for your we have in the program,” Epp said in the re- The Yankton Baseball Association will host a skills camp for ages 7- home or business from your favorite Warrior football player. lease. “She is a very hard worker and will be a 14 on Wednesday, May 25, at Riverside Field. Proceeds from the night go to support the 2011 football season this Times for the camps are as follows: 10 a.m.-noon (ages 13-14), 1-3 summer. positive influence on the soccer program and p.m. (11-12), 4-5 p.m. (9-10) and 6-7 p.m. (7-8). also the student body at Mount Marty.” Registration and waiver forms may be dropped off at the Summit Ac- YHS-Brandon Valley Alumni Football tivities Center, or mailed to Jeff Benjamin, 2711 Abbott Circle, Yankton, SD Scherschligt Scherschligt is also a very strong student. 57078. All registration forms must be turned in by May 20. Game Being Organized She is currently a member of the Bronze Honor Campers will be coached by Robb McClemans (YHS varsity and Former football players from Yankton High School and Brandon Val- American Legion head coach), Andy Bernatow (Mount Marty College ley High School will battle each other in an alumni game this summer to Roll at Mitchell High School and is also very ac- head coach), as well as Scott Morrison, Drew Lawrence, Trey Krier, Mark be coordinated and organized by Gridiron Alumni. tive in the high school band, marching band, and is involved Vig, D.J. Eversley, Chris Haynes, Adam McVay, Jason Livermont, Chris The organization provides the opportunity for players 18 and older to with Girl Scouts. Marlow, Derrik Nelson and Jared Miller. Yankton High School varsity play- play a full contact game. Gridiron Alumni will provide the equipment, the ers will also help campers. officials and everything necessary for such a game. Scherschligt is planning on majoring in nursing at Mount The first team to get 40 players signed up will get the home field ad- Marty College, where she will also be receiving an Academic Minnesota Twins starting pitcher Francisco Liriano works in vantage, where available. the fifth inning against the Chicago White Sox at U.S. Cellu- Gym Rat Basketball Camps June 1-2 To sign up, go to www.gridironalumni.com to find your city and high Incentive Scholarship as well a soccer scholarship. Carissa is Yankton High School girls basketball coach Doug Pesicka and his school. For more information, contact Tracy Cavender at 775-538-2755. the daughter of Mike and Jean Scherschligt of Mitchell. lar Field in Chicago on Tuesday. Liriano tossed a no-hitter in staff will be holding a fundamental instruction camp for area boys and a 1-0 victory. (Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune/MCT) girls in grades 1-8 on June 1-2 at the Yankton Middle School north gym.

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5:17.58; 2. Hannah Kastigar, Aberdeen Washington 4:54.37 Wednesday, May 4 BASEBALL, CLUB JV Yankton at Brandon Valley p.m.); Winside Inv. at Laurel (Newcastle, Wausa, Wynot, 10 Tourn. at Sioux City GOLF Central 5:18.5; 3. Whitlee Larson, Yankton 3200: 1. Brant Gilbertson, Watertown BASEBALL, CLUB Platte-Geddes-Dakota Christian vs. BASEBALL, CLUB 9/10 Brandon Valley Red at Yankton a.m.) TENNIS, BOYS’ S.C. East at Vermillion FOX RUN 5:21.33; 4. Tessa Stoltenburg, Watertown 10:50.26; 2. Brandon Olson, Watertown Wessington Springs-Mount Vernon-Ethan-Hanson- (DH, 5 p.m.) TRACK & FIELD, MS Brandon Valley/Vermillion at YMS TRACK & FIELD, COLLEGE OUTDOOR Howard Wood 5:26.85; 5. Katilyn Volk, Aberdeen Central 10:56.91; 3. Jordan Little, Watertown Woonsocket at Mount Vernon (6 p.m.) (4 p.m.) Dakota Relays (USD, 11:30 a.m.) TUESDAY MEN’S LEAGUE GOLF, BOYS’ Tri-Valley Conf. at Fox Run, Yankton (Al- LOW GROSS: Nels Thorsted 36 5:27.25; 6. Morghan Waage, Aberdeen 11:16.72; 4. Zakaria Okuwe, Sioux Falls GOLF, BOYS’ McCook Central Inv. (Freeman, 7:15 a.m.); cester-Hudson, Centerville, Freeman Academy, Gayville-Volin, Friday, May 6 TRACK & FIELD, PREP Howard Wood Dakota Relays LOW NET: Bill Pierce 33 Central 5:29.06 Washington 11:20.38; 5. Yassin Elmi, Niobrara-Verdigre Inv. at Niobrara Valley GC (Niobrara-Verdi- Irene-Wakonda, Viborg-Hurley, 2 p.m.); Wayne Inv. (Crofton, BASEBALL, COLLEGE Great Plains Athletic Conf. (YHS, Alcester-Hudson, Andes Central, Avon, Beresford, Bon RESULTS: Mannes Architects 68.5, 3200: 1, Courtney Neubert, Aberdeen Sioux Falls Washington 11:24.61; 6. Nick gre, Santee, 9:30 a.m.) Hartington Cedar Catholic, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, 9 a.m.) Tourn. at Sioux City (MMC, KVTK-AM) Homme, Centerville, Dakota Valley, Elk Point-Jefferson, Powerhouse 67, Dakota Express 65.5, Central 11:41.92; 2. Kaylee Kappes, Ab- Reiffenberger, Watertown 11:32.39 GOLF, GIRLS’ McCook Central Inv. (Freeman, 7:15 a.m.) GOLF, GIRLS’ S.F. Christian Inv. at Bakker Crossing GC BASEBALL, CLUB Bon Homme at Parkston (7 p.m.) Ethan-Parkston, Freeman, Freeman Academy, Gayville-Volin, Dean’s Cab 64.5, Team Snap-On 61, Com- erdeen Central 12:04.87; 3. Jordan Han- 110 HURDLES: 1. Justin Lillie, Yank- TRACK & FIELD, PREP St. Edward Inv. at Albion (Beresford, Dakota Valley, Elk Point-Jefferson, Wagner, 9 GOLF, BOYS’ Avon Inv. at Tyndall GC (Andes Central, Irene-Wakonda, Marion, Menno, Parker, Platte-Geddes, Scot- biners 59.5, Kolberg-Pioneer 57, Wohlen- son, Watertown 12:24.76; 4. Sara Watt, ton 15.02; 2. Lukas Bernard, Watertown (Bloomfield, 8:30 a.m.) a.m.); Tri-Valley Conf. at Fox Run, Yankton (Alcester-Hudson, Avon, Bon Homme, Freeman, Santee, Scotland, 9 a.m.); Stan- land, Vermillion, Wagner, 4 p.m.); Northeast Neb. Activities Yankton 12:38.57; 5. Heather Steen, Wa- 15.27; 3.Keyen Lage, Sioux Falls Wash- berg Ritzman & Co. 54.5, Casey Thursday, May 5 Centerville, Freeman Academy, Gayville-Volin, Irene- ton Inv. (Randolph, 9 a.m.); Wakefield Inv. (Laurel-Concord- Conf. at Plainview (Creighton, Crofton, Laurel-Concord-Co- tertown 13:04.48 ington 15.64; 4. Brandon Gildemaster, Music/TNT Ent. 53.5, Hay Country Plumb- BASEBALL, COLLEGE Great Plains Athletic Conf. Wakonda, Viborg-Hurley, 2 p.m.); Winner Inv. (Parkston) Coleridge, Ponca, 9 a.m.) leridge, Randolph, 3:30 p.m.); S.F. O’Gorman Inv. (YHS, Avon, 100 HURDLES: 1, Molly Ervin, Sioux Sioux Falls Roosevelt 15.86; 5. Randall ing 44, Robbies 42, O’Malleys 42, Miller Tourn. at Sioux City and South Sioux City (MMC vs. Doane, 9 SOFTBALL, COLLEGE Great Plains Athletic Conf. GOLF, GIRLS’ Big Eight Conf. at Harrisburg (Vermillion, Menno, Vermillion, Viborg-Hurley, noon) Lite 40.5, PMI 39, Wholesale Supply 36, Falls Washington 15.86; 2, Bridget White, Porter, Sioux Falls Roosevelt 15.95; 6. a.m., Voss Field, KVTK-AM; MMC vs. TBD, 4 or 7, KVTK-AM) Tourn. at Sioux City 9 a.m.); Bon Homme Inv. at Springfield GC (Andes Central, TRACK & FIELD, 9TH-SOPH S.F. O’Gorman Inv. (YHS, Team Shurco II 33.5, Kevin Guthmiller Aberdeen Central 16.11; 3. Emily Van- Brad Eichhorn, Sioux Falls Washington Avon, Bon Homme, Freeman, Scotland, 9 a.m.); Canton at noon) Laecken, Watertown 16.35; 4. Hailey De- 16.03; 7. Logan Ulmer, Yankton 16.04; 8. BASEBALL, CLUB Yankton at Brandon Valley (5 p.m.); TENNIS, BOYS’ Vermillion at YHS (6:30 p.m.) Agency 31, DeVries Construction 25 Dakota Valley at Beresford (5 p.m.); Wagner vs. Corsica-Stick- Elk Point-Jefferson boer, Sioux Falls Roosevelt 16.85; 5. Lori Brandon Antoine, Watertown 16.12. TRACK & FIELD, PREP Battle Creek Inv. (Hartington THURSDAY MEN’S LEAGUE ney-Armour-Plankinton at Corsica (7:30 p.m.) Cedar Catholic, 3 p.m.); Norfolk Catholic Inv. (Hartington, 1 SOFTBALL, COLLEGE Great Plains Athletic Conf. LOW GROSS: Steve Gross 36 Foltz, Watertown 16.92; 6. Chloe Corne- 300 HURDLES: 1. Lukas Bernard, LOW NET: Curt Bilbrey 33, Aaron An- man, Yankton 17.14 Watertown 40.03; 2. Randall Porter, Sioux derson 33 300 HURDLES: 1, Molly Ervin, Sioux Falls Roosevelt 42.4; 3. Josh Hilgemann, RESULTS: Scramblers 66, Air Free- Falls Washington 46.94; 2. Lori Foltz, Wa- Aberdeen Central 42.76; 4. Brandon Lan- man 60.5, Caddy Shack 59, Boomer’s 58, tertown 47.56; 3. Bridget White, Aberdeen ders, Watertown 42.77; 5. Logan Ulmer, DISCUS: 1, Nick Raab, Y 104-1; 2, 7-0; 2, Mason Carpenter, M 7-0; 3, Noah Dodgers (Lilly 2-2), 2:10 p.m. Durham (IL). women’s basketball coach. Pure Ice Par Club 56, Terminators 54, Central 49.29; 4. Shaylee Finnesand, Ab- Yankton 43.27; 6. Zach Fuller, Watertown Trent Noisy Hawk, M 92-9; 3, Jace Guth- Vetter, Y 5-6; 4, Joseph Kelly, Y 5-6 BASEBALL Milwaukee (Estrada 1-0) at Atlanta National League DAYTON—Named Allen Griffin men’s Willies Team 51.5, Miller Lite All-Stars 51, erdeen Central 50.19; 5. Kalli Thue, Water- 43.51 miller, Y 92-8; 4, Sam Bisgard, Y 90-0 SHOT PUT: 1, Tyler Schmidt, Y 38- (Hanson 3-3), 3:10 p.m., 1st game COLORADO ROCKIES—Placed INF assistant basketball coach. Walts Homestyle Foods 49.5, Long Knock- town 50.5; 6. Hailey Deboer, Sioux Falls 400 RELAY: 1. Watertown 44.15; 2. HIGH JUMP: 1,Matt Fitzgerald, Y 5-4; 8.5; 2, Brady Sorensen, Y 34-2.5; 3, Shel- AMERICAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh (Correia 4-2) at San Diego Ty Wigginton on the 15-day DL, retroactive GONZAGA—Announced G Demetri Roosevelt 51.12 Aberdeen Central 46.41; 3. Yankton 46.84; 2, Mitch Schlimgen, Y 5-0; 3, Javon Wach, don Gant, Y 32-6.5; 4, Andrew Smith, Y (Richard 1-2), 5:35 p.m. to April 27. Recalled INF Ian Stewart from Goodson has requested his release from ers 46, Sportsman’s Spirits & Fine Wines East Division 43.5, KYNT/KK93/KDAM 43, Vision Real 400 RELAY: 1, Watertown 50.13; 2. 4. Sioux Falls Washington 47.36; 5. Water- M 5-0; 4, Ben Miller, M 4-10 29-4.5 Washington (Marquis 3-0) at Philadel- Colorado Springs (PCL). the school and basketball team so he can Aberdeen Central 52.0; 3. Yankton 52.66; town 48.21; 6. Sioux Falls Roosevelt WLPctGB Estate 40, Coors Light 37, Keystone LONG JUMP: 1, Matt Fitzgerald, Y 16- SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS New York 17 10 .630 — phia (Worley 1-0), 6:05 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS—Announced pursue playing college football at another 4. Sioux Falls Washington 53.15; 5. Sioux 51.02; 7. Sioux Falls Roosevelt 52.03 Light/Yankton Ag 32, Phinney’s 29 10; 2, Brady Hale, Y 16-8; 3, Landon 100: 1, Erin Luken, Y 14.29; 2, Tampa Bay 16 13 .552 2 San Francisco (Lincecum 2-3) at N.Y. INF Joe Inglett cleared waivers and ac- school. Falls Washington 55.56 800 RELAY: 1. Yankton 1:35.69; 2. Ab- Neugebauer, M 16-6; 4, Matt Larson, M Gabrette Dodd, M 14.52; 3, Julie soto, Y Boston 14 15 .483 4 Mets (Capuano 2-2), 6:10 p.m. cepted his assignment to Oklahoma City KING (TENN.)—Named Simon Duffy LADIES LEAGUE 800 RELAY: 1, Watertown 1:50.89; 2. erdeen Central 1:36.83; 3. Sioux Falls TWO-MAN BEST BALL: Golden Girls 14-8 14.59; 4, Presley Pasco, Y 14.83 Baltimore 13 15 .464 4 1/2 Milwaukee (Greinke 0-0) at Atlanta (PCL). women’s soccer coach. Aberdeen Central 1:52.46; 3. Sioux Falls Washington 1:38.39; 4. Watertown 75, Tee For Two 77, Betsy & Betty 78, POLE VAULT: 1, Landon Neugebauer, 200: 1, N. Munsen, M 30.18; 2, Julie Toronto 13 16 .448 5 (T.Hudson 3-2), 6:40 p.m., 2nd game LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Placed LAMAR—Named Joseph Price men’s Washington 1:55.92; 4. Watertown 1:38.53; 5. Sioux Falls Washington M 6-0 Soto, Y 30.54; 3, Bailey Hohn, M 32.0; 4, Florida (Vazquez 2-2) at St. Louis OF Marquis Thames on the 15-day DL. Ac- assistant basketball coach. M&M’s 81, Chip ‘N’ Chicks 85, The Central Division Swingers 89, Lucky Pars 90, Speedy Bail 1:58.46; 5. Sioux Falls Roosevelt 2:04.63 1:41.32; 6. Sioux Falls Roosevelt 1:54.03 SHOT PUT: 1, Mitch Johnson, M 42- Erica Schaefers, Y 32.43 (Carpenter 0-2), 7:15 p.m. itvated OF Jay Gibbons from the 15-day LENOIR-RHYNE—Announced the re- 1600 RELAY: 1, Watertown 4:06.27; 2. 1600 RELAY: 1. Aberdeen Central WLPctGB Bonds 90, Tee Timers 91, Divettes 92 4.5; 2, Nick Raab, Y 39-6; 3, Evan Green- 400: 1, Kristin Pistulka, M 1:06.65; 2, Cleveland 19 8 .704 — Colorado (Chacin 3-2) at Arizona (En- DL. tirement of football coach Fred Goldsmith. Sioux Falls Washington 4:15.75; 3. Ab- 3:29.73; 2. Yankton 3:35.42; 3. Sioux Falls STANDINGS: Golden Girls 14, Tee way, Y 35-4; 4, Trent Noisy Hawk, Y 35-1.5 Maddie Manning, Y 1:11.41; 3, Savannah Kansas City 16 13 .552 4 right 1-2), 8:40 p.m. NEW YORK METS—Placed OF Named assistant head coach and defen- erdeen Central 4:18.48; 4. Sioux Falls Washington 3:37.1; 4. Watertown 3:41.44; For Two 13, Betsy & Betty 12, M&M’s 11, EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Woods, Y 1:11.48; 4, Alex Hatch, 1:11.79 Detroit 13 17 .433 7 1/2 Jason Bay on paternity leave. Recalled OF sive coordinator Mike Houston acting head Roosevelt 4:19.01; 5. Yankton 4:23.77 5. Sioux Falls Roosevelt 3:43.63; 6. Sioux The Swingers 9, Chip ‘N’ Chicks 6, Lucky 100: 1, Danielle Beckman, Y 13.92; 2, 800: 1, Genevieve Clark, Y 2:54.69; 2, Minnesota 10 18 .357 9 1/2 Lucas Duda from Buffalo (IL). coach. 3,200 RELAY: 1, Sioux Falls Washing- Falls Washington 3:43.9 TRANSACTIONS Pars 3.5, Speedy Bail Bonds 3.5, Tee Janae Osborne, Y 14.26; 3, Alex Weber, Maddie Manning, Y 2:57.68; 3, Erin Farn- Chicago 11 20 .355 10 MILWAUKKE BREWERS—Rein- LSU—Named Tasha Butts, Tony Per- ton 10:54.31; 2. Watertown 11:35.51 MEDLEY RELAY: 1. Aberdeen Central M; 4, Josy Thompson, M 14.7 ham, M 3:05.06; 4, Karlie Brown, M stated OF Nyjer Morgan from the 15-day otti and Stacie Terry women’s assistant Timers 2, Divettes 1 West Division BASEBALL MEDLEY RELAY: 1, Sioux Falls 3:50.45; 2. Watertown 4:04.28; 3. Sioux 200: 1, Danielle Beckman, Y 29.18; 2, 3:05.06 Major League Baseball DL. Placed LHP Zach Braddock on the 15- basketball coaches, Jon Silver director of Washington 4:50.56; 2. Watertown Falls Washington 4:14.39; 4. Sioux Falls WLPctGB Janae Osborne, Y 29.93; 3, Beth Pearson, 1600: 1, Savannah Woods, Y 5:47.2; Texas 16 13 .552 — MLB—Suspended Seattle OF Milton day DL. basketball operations and Angel Elderkin HILLCREST 4:58.77; 3. Sioux Falls Roosevelt 5:06.4 Roosevelt 4:44.39 Y 30.66; 4, Abbie Young, M 31.16 2, Genevieve Clark, Y 6:06.59; 3, Karlie Los Angeles 16 14 .533 1/2 Bradley one game and fined him an undis- HOCKEY director of video operations. 2011 GREEN-BLUE JACKET DISCUS: 1, Katelyn Stoltenburg, Wa- 3200 RELAY: 1. Aberdeen Central 400: 1, Shannon Doyle, Y 1:10.43; 2, Brown, M 6:15.66; 4, Erin Farnham, M Oakland 15 14 .517 1 closed amount for his actions during an National Hockey League MIAMI—Announced OL Joel Figueroa TEAM SCORES: Lisa Berry, Hank Pe- tertown 117-2; 2. Michaela Mayer, Sioux 8:47.63; 2. SFE 9:04.59; 3. Watertown Sarah Rockne, Y 1:12.54; 3, Lindsay Lar- 6:18.13 April 30 game at Boston. ST. LOUIS BLUES—Signed president has received a sixth season of NCAA eligi- tersen 64; Jeff Wolfgram, Dennis Schieffer Seattle 13 16 .448 3 Falls Washington 109-6; 3. Mikayla Whirl- 9:09.63; 4. Sioux Falls Washington son, Y 1:14.45; 4, Taina Youngstrom, M 100 HURDLES: 1, Sydney Swindler, American League of hockey operations John Davidson to a bility. 66; Kyle Repp, Ron Hatch 67; Dave wind Horse, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, 94-9; 9:27.12; 5. Sioux Falls Roosevelt 9:30.41. Monday’s Games 1:17.6 M 19.64; 2, Ellie Fedders, Y 20.07; 3, Oakland 5, Texas 4, 10 innings OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Named multiyear contract extension. NORTH CAROLINA STATE—Named O’Brien, Mark Yonke 67; Jim Pesicka, Judy 4. Brianna Holter, Watertown 94-0; 5. Liz DISCUS: 1. Cullen Mack, Watertown 800: 1, Shannon Doyle, Y 2:56.84; 2, Shelby Riggs, M 20.33; 4, Cinnamon Ed- N.Y. Yankees 5, Detroit 3 Mike Henriques interim strength and condi- COLLEGE Bob Alejo assistant athletics director for Gregg 68; Brian Strahl, Rudy Gerstner 68; Barthel, Watertown 90-0; 6. Clara Schild, 174-4; 2. Jack Lembcke, Sioux Falls Roo- Ellie Rew, M 3:00.5; 3, Karla Resendiz, M wards, M 20.9 Boston 9, L.A. Angels 5 tioning coach. CARROLL (MONT.)—Announced the strength and conditioning and the strength Andy Cody, Bill Berry 68; Denny Fokken, Yankton 89-2 sevelt, 144-4; 3. Derek Farniok, Sioux Falls 3:04.02; 4, Julie Knight, M 3:07.27 400 RELAY: 1, Yankton 57.6; 2, Chicago White Sox 6, Baltimore 2 TAMPA BAY RAYS—Reinstated 3B resignation of women’s basketball coach and conditioning coach. Jeff Larson 68; Cal Carlson, Tom Cihak 69; HIGH JUMP: 1, Kelsey Fitzgerald, Washington 142-3; 4. Elijah Heth, Sioux 1600: 1, Tristian Roy, Y 6:25.46; 2, Mitchell 58.79; 3, Mitchell 1:00.52; 4, Evan Longoria from the 15-day DL. Desig- Shawn Nelson to take the same position at OGLETHORPE—Named Aaron Dr. J. Hubner, Don Munson 70; John Thie- Yankton 5-1; 2. Emma Hanson, Sioux Falls Falls Roosevelt, 133-2; 5. Ty Soulek, Yank- Tuesday’s Games Caitlen Evans, Y 6:36.39; 3, Karla Re- Mitchell 1:03.79 Tampa Bay 3, Toronto 2 nated INF Felipe Lopez for assignment. Central Washington, Nester women’s basketball coach. man, Bob Kellen 71; Bill Fejfar, Lois Haar Washington 5-0; 3. Emily Anderson, Yank- ton 131-6; 6. Blake Lohr, Watertown 123-2 sendiz, Y 6:43.2 800 RELAY: 1, Yankton 2:05.42; 2, Detroit 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 Recalled RHP Brandon Gomes from COLGATE—Named Nicci Hays-Fort TULSA—Named Emmett Davis men’s 71; Deb Gubbels, Gail Gubbels 71; John ton 5-0; 4. Alexis Clark, Aberdeen Central HIGH JUMP: 1. Chris Parker, Sioux 100 HURDLES: 1, Ellie Rew, M 17.6; Mitchell 2:07.11; 3, Mitchell 2:14.47; 3, Boston 7, L.A. Angels 3 Ehret, Jim Tramp 71; Jeb Christensen, 4-11; 4. Hannah Bohling, Aberdeen Cen- Falls Washington 6-5; 2. Jordan Hejna, 2, Becca Sadler, M 18.41; 3, Hallie Misi- Mitchell 2:14.47 Kansas City 6, Baltimore 5, 10 innings Robert Haar 71; John Sternquist, Dean tral 4-10; 6. Kelsey Hannigan, Aberdeen Yankton 6-3; 3. Blaine Dunne, Sioux Falls aszek, M 18.8; 4, Rachel Bucholz, M 18.84 1600 RELAY: 1, Mitchell 4:44.44; 2, Minnesota 1, Chicago White Sox 0 Thomsen 72; Jason Tramp, Jack Gregg Central 4-10 Washington 6-1; 4. Tate Krumwiede, Wa- 400 RELAY: 1, Mitchell 56.85; 2, Yank- Yankton 4:54.9 Cleveland at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. 75; Jean Tramp, Linda Frick 77 LONG JUMP: 1, Paige KarYankton tertown 5-11; 5. Brandon Antoine, Water- ton 57.54; 3, Mitchell 59.28; 4, Mitchell MEDLEY RELAY: 1, Mitchell 2:10.33; Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. MEN’S MIXER #2 Watertown 16-5; 2. Rachael Johnson, town 5-11; 6. Ben Green, Sioux Falls 1:02.58 2, Mitchell 2:17.46; 3, Yankton 2:22.25 FIRST: Scott Hiltunen, Bill Pierce, Yankton 16-1.5; 3. Cassandra Kranz, Wa- Washington 5-9 Wednesday’s Games 800 RELAY: 1, Mitchell 2:03.27; 2, DISCUS: 1, Julie Vandriel, M 64-4; 2, Minnesota (Blackburn 1-4) at Chicago Luke Serck, Jim Tramp 161 tertown 15-10.5; 4. Ariana Arampatzis, Ab- LONG JUMP: 1. Neil Hohenthaner, Yankton 2:06.34; 3, Mitchell 2:09.54 Allie Goldammer, M 60-4; 3, Reggie Van- White Sox (Danks 0-4), 1:10 p.m. SECOND: Waren Muller, Cal Carlson, erdeen Central 15-4.25; 5. Taylor Yankton 20-10; 2. Connor Fitzsimmons, 1600 RELAY: 1, Yankton 4:54.21; 2, driel, M 54-11; 4, Brandi Doering, M 54-6 Toronto (Morrow 0-1) at Tampa Bay Don Edwards, Gene Jensen 160 Schweitzer, Aberdeen Central 14-8.5; 6. Yankton 19-3.75; 3. Justus St. Sauver, Wa- Mitchell 4:54.68 HIGH JUMP: 1, Tevyn Waddell, M 4- (Niemann 1-3), 5:40 p.m. THIRD: Michael Kuchta, Reed May- Alisa Albers, Sioux Falls Washington 14-7 tertown 18-9.75; 4. Ben Green, Sioux Falls MEDLEY RELAY: 1, Mitchell 2:20; 2, 6; 2, Darian Miller, Y 4-4; 3, Presley Pasco, N.Y. Yankees (F.Garcia 1-1) at Detroit berry, Marv Steffes, Neil Connot 150 POLE VAULT: 1, Brittany Stangl, Wa- Washington 18-8.5; 5. Zac Freese, Sioux Yankton 2:25.08 Y 3-10; 3, Gabrielle Dodd, M 3-10 (Scherzer 4-0), 6:05 p.m. FOURTH: Chuck Olsen, Mike tertown 12-0; 2. Emily VanLaecken, Water- Falls Washington 18-6.75; 6. Jordan En- DISCUS: 1, Shelbi Lee, Y 70-6; 2, LONG JUMP: 1, Kayla Stangeland, M L.A. Angels (E.Santana 1-3) at Boston Kabeiseman, Don Neukirch, Chris Hath- town 11-0; 3. Alexis Clark, Aberdeen gelhart, Watertown 18-5.5 Maddie Dangler, Y 62-5; 3, Kaley Nolz, M 12-8; 2, Erin Luken, Y 12-7.5; 3, Ellie Fed- (Beckett 2-1), 6:10 p.m. away 143 Central 10-6; 4. Jordan Fox, Watertown 9- POLE VAULT: 1. Marcus Weber, Wa- 61-4; 4, Aesley McNeill, Y 60-1 ders, Y 12-5.5; 4, Hallie Lason, M 11-8 Baltimore (Arrieta 3-1) at Kansas City FIFTH: Larry Young, Todd Van Maa- 6; 5. Laura Buckman, Yankton 9-6; 6. tertown 13-0; 2. Brian Anderson, Water- HIGH JUMP: 1, Sara Rockne, Y 4-4; POLE VAULT: 1, Kate Colins, M 5-0; (Davies 1-3), 7:10 p.m. nen, Max Payne, Gary Dybsetter 142 Logan Amdahl, Watertown 9-0 town 13-0; 3. Mark Vetter, Yankton 12-9; 4. 2, Tiadea Zimmerman, M 4-2; 3, Paige 2, Haley Nettinga, M 5-0 Cleveland (Tomlin 4-0) at Oakland SIXTH: Brian Strahal, Ron Evans, SHOT PUT: 1, Katelyn Stoltenburg, AJ Larson, Yankton 12-3; 5. Eric Ramm, Thieman, Y 4-0; 3, Hallie Misiaszek, M 4-0 SHOT PUT: 1, Adriene Rasck, Y 28-2; (Cahill 4-0), 9:05 p.m. Mike Kellen, Michael McVay 142 Watertown 38-0; 2. Michaela Mayer, Sioux Sioux Falls Roosevelt, 12-3; 6. Colton Jor- LONG JUMP: 1, Elizabeth Rust, Y 14- 2, Julie Vandriel, M 27-4.25; 3, Brienna Texas (C.Wilson 3-1) at Seattle SEVENTH: Steve Weiland, Jeb Chris- Falls Washington 36-7.5; 3. Mikayla Whirl- dan, Watertown 12-3 0; 2, Ellie Rew, M 13-5.25; 3, Shannon Morgan, M 25-9.5; 4, Reggie Vandriel, M (Pineda 4-1), 9:10 p.m. tensen, James Hilton, Ron Tappe 141 wind Horse, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, 35-4; SHOT PUT: 1. Alex Renner, Water- Doyle, Y 12-8; 4, Hannah Webster, M 12-4 25-8 4. Clara Schild, Yankton 33-7; 5. Danika town 53-9; 2. Blake Lohr, Watertown 51-5; POLE VAULT: 1, Abby Sudbeck, M 5- BASKETBALL Johnson, Watertown 32-10.75; 6. Brianna 3. Ty Soulek, Yankton 48-6; 4. Zach Ferdi- 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Holter, Watertown 32-3.5 nand, Sioux Falls Washington 48-5.5; 5. SHOT PUT: 1, Abby Sudbeck, M 31- HOCKEY East Division WOMEN’S B LEAGUE TRIPLE JUMP: 1, Emily Anderson, Brody Knodel, Yankton 46-8; 6. Tyler 10; 2, Shelbi Lee, Y 29-1; 3, Paige Thie- NHL PLAYOFFS WLPctGB RESULTS: Last Minute def. Shooters Yankton 33-11; 2. Brittney Anderson, Wa- Robel, Watertown 46-3.5 man, Y 28-2; 4, Maddy Logue, Y 26-5.5 Philadelphia 19 9 .679 — CONFERENCE SEMIS (Best-of-7) by forfeit; Team Red def. Portillo Drywall tertown 33-10.5; 3. Cassandra Kranz, Wa- TRIPLE JUMP: 1. Connor Fitzsim- SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Florida 18 10 .643 1 tertown 33-5.5; 4. Emily VanLaecken, mons, Yankton 41-3.5; 2. Blaine Dunne, Saturday, April 30 Atlanta 15 15 .500 5 62-44 100: 1, Cole Christensen, M 12.87; 2, Boston 7, Philadelphia 3 Watertown 32-11; 5. Kelsey Fitzgerald, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, 41-3; 3. Neil Hohen- Washington 14 15 .483 5 1/2 STANDINGS: Last Minute 5-0, Shoot- Seth Heng, M 13.22; 3, Tyler Schmidt, Y Nashville 2, Vancouver 1, 2OT, series Yankton 32-10.75; 6. Taylor Schweitzer, thaner, Yankton 40-11.5; 4. Jesse Harder, New York 12 17 .414 7 1/2 ers 2-3, Team Red 3-2, Portillo Drywall 0- 13.87; 4, Tyler Guthmiller, Y 14.13 tied 1-1 5 Aberdeen Central 32-7.5 Sioux Falls Roosevelt, 40-11.5; 5. Tony 200: 1, Kristian Cazar, M 26.90; 2, Central Division Struwe, Watertown 37-10.75; 6. Zac Sunday, May 1 BOYS’ DIVISION Cole Christensen, M 27.13; 3, Brady San Jose 2, Detroit 1, San Jose leads WLPctGB 100: 1. Nate Gerry, Sioux Falls Wash- Lupica, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, 37-6.25 St. Louis 17 13 .567 — Sorenson, Y 28.56; 4, Blake Savey, Y series 2-0 TRACK ington 10.72; 2. Blaine Dunne, Sioux Falls 28.69 Cincinnati 14 15 .483 2 1/2 Tampa Bay 3, Washington 2, OT Pittsburgh 14 15 .483 2 1/2 WATERTOWN MEET Washington 10.92; 3. Tanner Abens, Ab- MIDDLE SCHOOL: YMS AT 400: 1, Blake Savey, Y 1:03.34; 2, erdeen Central 10.94; 4. Sam Cooke, Monday, May 2 Milwaukee 13 15 .464 3 MITCHELL Justin Syring, M 1:05.19; 3, Jared Rafferty, Boston 3, Philadelphia 2, OT, Boston May 3 at Watertown Sioux Falls Washington 10.99; 5. Chris Chicago 12 16 .429 4 Y 1:05.26; 4, Raden Terea, Y 1:07.02 leads series 2-0 GIRLS’ DIVISION Parker, Sioux Falls Washington 11.01; 6. May 2 at Mitchell Houston 12 17 .414 4 1/2 100: 1, Karlie Mueller, Sioux Falls 800: 1, Christian Fossum, M; 2, Noah Levi Winkels, Watertown 11.08 EIGHTH GRADE BOYS Tuesday, May 3 Roosevelt 12.42; 2. Macy Denzer, Water- Vetter, Y 2:47.32; 3, Coleton James, Y Tampa Bay 4, Washington 3, Tampa West Division 200: 1. Nate Gerry, Sioux Falls Wash- 100: 1, Osmar Pusheso, Y 12.32; 2, town 12.62; 3. Ashley McDonald, Sioux 2:49.13; 4, Joseph Kelly, Y 2:55.03 Bay leads series 3-0 WLPctGB ington 22.36; 2. Tanner Abens, Aberdeen Mitch Johnson, M 12.70; 3, Wyatt Adam, Y Colorado 17 9 .654 — Falls Roosevelt 12.66; 4. Brittany Stangl, 1600: 1, Jon Davis, M 5:09.07; 2, Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. Central 22.71; 3. Serkout Aware, Sioux 13.01; 4, Matt Larson, M 13.04 Los Angeles 15 15 .500 4 Watertown 12.85; 5. Paige KarYankton Hiram Alvarez, Y 5:31.37; 3, Christian Fos- Falls Washington 22.85; 4. Lukas Bernard, 200: 1, Landon Neugebauer, M 25.67; Wednesday, May 4 San Francisco 14 15 .483 4 1/2 Watertown 13.0; 6. Jessica Weber, Ab- sum, M 5:37.65; 4, Lincoln Megard, Y Washington at Tampa Bay, 6 p.m. Watertown 22.87; 5. Levi Winkels, Water- 2, Cody Geary, Y 26.11; 3, Tyler Larson, M Arizona 12 15 .444 5 1/2 erdeen Central 13.02 5:50.73 Philadelphia at Boston, 6 p.m. town 23.13; 6. Sam Cooke, Sioux Falls 27.16; 4, Wyatt Adam, Y 27.71 San Diego 11 18 .379 7 1/2 200: 1, Molly Ervin, Sioux Falls Roo- 110 HURDLES: 1, Cole Christensen, San Jose at Detroit, 7 p.m. Washington 23.28 400: 1, Landon Neugebauer, M 55.89; sevelt 26.15; 2. Macy Denzer, Watertown M 18.37; 2, Tanner Frick, Y 19.09; 3, Monday’s Games 400: 1. Alex Waddell, Sioux Falls 2, Mason Strahl, Y 57.92; 3, Tyler Larson, Washington 2, San Francisco 0 26.57; 3. Ashley McDonald, Sioux Falls Raden Tevca, Y 19.38; 4, Reid Swatzke, Y Washington 49.28; 2. Collin Schull, Water- M 1:00.94; 4, Connor Chambers, Y 1:03.02 Atlanta 6, Milwaukee 2 Roosevelt 26.75; 4. Tia Hemiller, Water- 20.74 BASKETBALL town 49.47; 3. Kirk Gilbertson, Watertown 800: 1, Mason Strahl, Y 2:23.69; 2, Houston at Cincinnati, ppd., rain town 27.04; 5. Bridget White, Aberdeen 400 RELAY: 1, Mitchell 56.59; 2, Yank- 49.91; 4. Serkout Aware, Sioux Falls Roo- John Dannenbring, Y 2:24.32; 3, Isaac NBA PLAYOFFS Florida 6, St. Louis 5 Central :27.65; 6. Jessica Wirth, Yankton ton 56.64 sevelt 50.37; 5. Jonah Warwick, Sioux Novak, M 2:33.0; 4, Sam Bisgard, Y Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 3 27.73 800 RELAY: 1, Mitchell 1:58.62; 2, CONFERENCE SEMIS (Best-of-7) Falls Washington :51.08; 6. Taylor Wesn- 2:38.08 L.A. Dodgers 5, Chicago Cubs 2 400: 1, Kari Heck, Sioux Falls Wash- Yankton 1:59.78 Sunday, May 1 mann, Aberdeen Central 52.16; 1600: 1, Kyle Bergeson, Y 5:18.42; 2, Memphis 114, Oklahoma City 101, ington 55.6 (third fastest time in state his- 1600 RELAY: 1, Yankton 4:17.59; 2, Tuesday’s Games 800: 1. Scott Strand, Sioux Falls Ethan Klimisek, Y 5:37.95; 3, Jacob Dryle, Memphis leads series 1-0 Philadelphia 4, Washington 1 tory); 2. Tia Hemiller, Watertown 59.96; 3. Mitchell 4:26.12 Washington 1:59.21; 2. Alex Holm, Sioux Y 5:51.53; 4, James Reindl, Y 5:54.13 Miami 99, Boston 90 Houston 10, Cincinnati 4 Abby Davis, Watertown 1:00.26; 4. Jordyn MEDLEY: 1, Yankton 2:04.00; 2, Falls Washington 2:00.34; 3. Cameron 110 HURDLES: 1, Cody Geary, Y San Francisco 7, N.Y. Mets 6, 10 in- Houseman, Sioux Falls Washington Mitchell 2:11.20 Monday, May 2 Sannes, Sioux Falls Washington 2:02.06; 17.22; 2, Osmar Pusheso, Y 17.36; 3, Jack Atlanta 103, Chicago 95, Atlanta leads nings 1:02.48; 5. Lexi Weisbeck, Aberdeen Cen- DISCUS: 1, Sheldon Gant, Y 94-2; 2, 4. Taylor Wensmann, AC, 2:02.3; 5. Tramp, Y 17.79; 4, JavonWach, M 18.05 series 1-0 Milwaukee at Atlanta, ppd., rain tral 1:02.91 Brady Sorensen, Y 76-9; 3, Colin Muth, Y Nathan VanMaanen, Watertown 2:03.51; 400 RELAY: 1, Mitchell (Wach, Lar- Dallas 96, L.A. Lakers 94, Dallas leads St. Louis 7, Florida 5 800: 1, Sami Smith, Sioux Falls Wash- 68-3; 4, Cole Hart, M 64-1 6. Logan Smith, Yankton 2:06.15 son, Larson, Johnson); 2, Yankton 50.63; series 1-0 Colorado at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. ington 2:17.62; 2. Whitlee Larson, Yankton HIGH JUMP: 1, Jetli Heng, M 4-10; 2, 1600: 1. Kipp Kinsley, Yankton 3, Yankton 54.85; 4, Mitchell 56.15 Pittsburgh at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. 2:22.54; 3. Hailey Baumgartel, Sioux Falls Tyler Schmidt, Y 4-8; 3, Colton James, Y Tuesday, May 3 4:36.62; 2. Keegan Carda, Sioux Falls 800 RELAY: 1, Yankton 1:47.65; 2, Miami 102, Boston 91, Miami leads Chicago Cubs at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 Washington 2:25.85; 4. Brynn Flakus, Ab- 4-6; 4, Cody Goldhammer, M 4-2 Washington 4:41.95; 3. Brennan Foust, Mitchell 2:01.34 series 2-0 p.m. erdeen Central 2:26.18; 5. Hannah Kasti- 1600 RELAY: 1, Yankton 4:00.19; 2, LONG JUMP: 1, Jetli Heng, M 14-9; 2, Watertown 4:46.29; 4. Dylan Little, Water- Memphis at Oklahoma City, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games gar, Aberdeen Central 2:28.92; 6. Sydney Mitchell 4:16.62 Hiram Alverez, Y 14-2; 3, Lincoln Megard, town 4:52.49; 5. Shay Robinson, Yankton Wednesday, May 4 Houston (An.Rodriguez 0-0) at Cincin- Waterman, Aberdeen Central 2:29.23 MEDLEY: 1, Yankton 1:49.17; 2, Y 14-0; 4, Sheldon Gant, Y 13-10 4:54.36; 6. Jacob Green, Sioux Falls POLE VAULT: 1, Cole Christensen, M Atlanta at Chicago, 7 p.m. nati (T.Wood 1-3), 11:35 a.m. 1600: 1, Jenna Grossenburg, Yankton Mitchell 2:01.58 Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Zambrano 3-1) at L.A.

with 62 points. Lauren Sokolowski, Irene-Wakonda 15.26; 300 HURDLES: Lau- ond place showing of 92 points. ren Sokolowski, Irene-Wakonda 50:27; 400 RELAY: Irene- Lauren Sokolowski of Irene-Wakonda led Wakonda 53.39; 800 RELAY: Freeman Academy 1:50.99; 1600 Harrisburg landed third place with 91 points, the Eagles with two wins in the 100 (15.26) and RELAY: Freeman 4:24.4; 3200 RELAY: Freeman Academy while Lennox claimed fourth with 69 points. Track 10:13.77; MEDLEY RELAY: Freeman Academy 4:24; WEIGHT 300-meter hurdles (50.27). Irene-Wakonda also Harrisburg’s Cailyn Schreurs earned first won two relays including the 400 (53.39) and RELAY: Irene-Wakonda 53.03; DISCUS: Marissa Whipple, Baltic place in both the 100 hurdles (16.3) and the 300 From Page 8 125-0; HIGH JUMP: Haley Jorgensen, Viborg-Hurley 5-0; LONG the weight relay (53.03). JUMP: Abbi Klyaic, Canistota 15-7.5; POLE VAULT: Katelyn Ko- hurdles (49.6), while teammate Taylor VanHol- Marissa Whipple of Baltic took home two talik, Menno 7-9; SHOT PUT: Marissa Whipple, Baltic 38-10; land took first in both the 1600 (5:47.9), and the wins in the discus (125) and shot put (38-10). TRIPLE JUMP: Kieran O’Malley, Centerville 33-1 3200 (12:53.2). 3; HIGH JUMP — Anthony Huber, Ethan-Parkston 6-0; LONG The Freeman Academy Bobcats ended the GIRLS’ DIVISION JUMP — Conner Florey, Andes Central 20-7.75; POLE VAULT Lenwood Invite TEAM SCORES: 1, Sioux Falls Christian 146; 2, Dell — Spencer Peters, Wagner 11-0; SHOT PUT — Spencer Bloch, day with five first place wins in the 100, 200, 800 Rapids 92; 3, Harrisburg 91; 4, Lennox 69; 5, Tri-Valley 68; 6, Scotland 47-4; TRIPLE JUMP — Colter Florey, Andes Central relay, 3200 relay and the medley relay. With the LENNOX — The Dell Rapids Quarriers and Parker 61; 7, Chester Area 23 42-1 two individual wins for the Bobcats were Sara Sioux Falls Christian Chargers went home with 100: Becca Lythgoe, Tri-Valley 13.4; 200: Stacy Smidt, first place finishes at the Lenwood Invite on Sioux Falls Christian 26.9; 400: Tessa Weeldreyer, Parker Friesen in the 100 (12.98) and Karina Ortman 1:01.2; 800: Katie Ackerman, Sioux Falls Christian 2:34.9; 1600: Don Diede Relays in the 200 (27.37). Tuesday in Lennox. Taylor VanHolland, Harrisburg 5:47.9; 3200: Taylor VanHolland, FREEMAN — The McCook Central-Mon- BOYS’ DIVISION The Quarriers finished with 106 points, fol- Harrisburg 12:53.2; 100 HURDLES: Caitlyn Schreurs, Harris- trose Fighting Cougars boys’ track and field TEAM SCORES: 1, McCook Central-Montrose 107; 2, Can- lowed by Sioux Falls Christian with 95 points burg 16.3; 300 HURDLES: Cailyn Schreurs, Harrisburg 49.6; team earned first place in the Don Diede Relays istota 86; 3, Irene-Wakonda 83; 4, Mount Vernon 66; 5, Viborg- and Lennox with 86 points. 400 RELAY: Harrisburg (Halling, Van Heerde, Walz, Taylor) 52.8; Hurley 60; 6, Bridgewater-Emery 41; 7, Hanson 41; 8, Baltic 40; 800 RELAY: Parker (Hay, Burt, Leloux, Weeldreyer) 1:51.9; 1600 on Tuesday, defeating second place Canistota 9, Mitchell Christian 40; 10, Corsica-Stickney 38; 11, Freeman Dell Rapids saw Cole Langer place first in RELAY: Sioux Falls Christian (Reed, Velgerdyk, Smidt, Stern) 107-86. Academy; 12, Menno 32; 13, Freeman 31; 14, Marion 21.5; 15, two events — the shot put (55-5) and discus 4:31.1; 3200 RELAY: Sioux Falls Christian (Vanzee, Velgersdyk, Irene-Wakonda came in third place with 83 Gayville-Volin 19; 16, Centerville 16; 17, Howard 13.5; 18, (153-0). Also for the Quarriers, Casey Boever Alpers, Ackerman) 10:17.4; MEDLEY: Harrisburg (Loos, Van Spearfish 10; 19, Plankinton 0 Heerde, Walz, Halling) 4:39.2; DISCUS: Anna Leloux, Parker; points, while Mount Vernon placed fourth with EVENT WINNERS — 100: Tyler Handel, Menno 10.95; won the 400-meter run, while the 800-meter HIGH JUMP: Kiara Vanderpol, Sioux Falls Christian 5-1; LONG 66 points, and Viborg-Hurley landed the fifth 200: Trey Walter, Freeman 23.35; 400: Baker Diede, Spearfish relay team consisting of Channing Barber, JUMP: Kara Koth, Sioux Falls Christian 16-4.75; SHOT PUT: Al- place spot with 60 points. 51.10; 800: Kody Weiss, Mount Vernon 2:10.74; 1600: Cristian Brodie Sharp, Chris Furness and Zachary Bar- lison Cross, Tri-Valley 36-2.75; TRIPLE JUMP: 1, Madie Vietor, Van Dyke, Mitchell Christian 4:47.15; 3200: Cristian Van Dyke, Dell Rapids 33-10 McCook Central-Montrose’s Gavin Mitchell Christian 10:35.21; 110 HURDLES: Sam Jolley, Canis- ber scored a first place win with a time of 1:31.6. BOYS’ DIVISION Gassman earned two first place medals by dou- tota 15.84; 300 HURDLES: Sam Jolley, Canistota 41.35; 400 For Tri-Valley, the multiple winner of the TEAM SCORES: Dell Rapids 106, Sioux Falls Christian 95, bling up in the weights with a 45-9.5 throw in the RELAY: Canistota 44.51; 800 RELAY: McCook Central-Mon- meet was Seth Boomsma, who won the 100 Lennox 86, Harrisburg 70, Tri-Valley 67, Chester Area 66, Parker shot put and a 140-1 foot throw in the discus. trose 1:34.58; 1600 RELAY: McCook Central-Montrose 3:37.65; (10.6) and 200-meter dash (22.1). Both times 66 3200 RELAY: Mount Vernon 8:56.08; MEDLEY: Bridgewater- 100: Seth Boomsma, Tri-Valley 10.6; 200: Seth Boomsma, Canistota’s Sam Jolley doubled up the hur- Emery 3:48.25; COED WEIGHT RELAY: Irene-Wakonda 53.03; for Boomsma were good enough to qualify for Tri-Valley 22.1; 400: Casey Boever, Dell Rapids 53.4; 800: Bran- dles with a win in both the 110 high hurdles DISCUS: Gavin Gassman, McCook Central-Montrose 140-1; the state meet. The Mustangs also had Kyle Er- den Anderson, Chester Area 2:09.6; 1600: Harrison Hitt, Sioux (15.84) and the 300 hurdles (41.35). HIGH JUMP: Shayne Gottlob, McCook Central-Montrose 6-0; ickson win the triple jump (41-8), which was just Falls Christian 4:46.5; 3200: Duane Jongeling, Parker 10:09.9; Cristian Van Dyke helped his Mitchell Chris- LONG JUMP: Tyler Gerdes, Viborg-Hurley 20-4; POLE VAULT: over a foot longer than second place finisher 110 HURDLES: Adam Pohlmann, Harrisburg 16.1; 300 HUR- Andrew Gross, Hanson 13-3; SHOT PUT: Gavin Grossman, Mc- DLES: Adam Pohlman, Harrisburg 42.3; 400 RELAY: Harrisburg tian team place 9th with a top spot in both the Cook Central-Montrose 45-9.5; TRIPLE JUMP: 1, Tyson Kayser, Austin Opdahl (41-6.25). (Warren Handschumaker, Trevor DeSchepper, Adam Pohlman, 1600 (4:47.15) and the 3200 (10:35.21). Bridgewater-Emery 43-8 Parker had a solid meet as Duane Jongeling Kory Wheeler) 46.9; 800 RELAY: Dell Rapids (Channing Bar- In the girls’ division, The Irene-Wakonda Ea- GIRLS’ DIVISION won the 3200-meter run (10:09.9) that time ber, Brodie Sharp, Chris Furness, Zachary Barber) 1:31.6; 1600 TEAM SCORES: Irene-Wakonda 102, Centerville 85.5, RELAY: Sioux Falls Christian (Carter Vliem, Court Ecklund, gles had a lot to smile about after scoring 102 Freeman Academy 80, Corsica-Stickney 76, Freeman 62, Baltic bested second finisher by just under 10 sec- Cameron Brooks, Andrew Devany) 3:37.2; 3200 RELAY: Parker points to put them into first place. 50.5, Canistota 47, Marion 46, Menno 44, Viborg-Hurley 39, onds. The Pheasants also won the 3200-meter (Michael Olson, Duane Jongeling, Mark Olson, Seth Olson) The Eagles were followed by Centerville with Hanson 37, Mount Vernon 29, McCook Central-Montrose 28, relay (8:32.9) led by Michael Olson, Jongeling, 8:32.9; MEDLEY RELAY: Harrisburg (Steve Selchert, Chad TeS- 85.5 points and Freeman Academy with 80 Mitchell Christian 24, Howard 15, Plankinton 13 lan, Trevor DeSchepper, Kory Wheeler) 3:47.9; DISCUS: Cole EVENT WINNERS — 100: Sara Friesen, Freeman Acad- Mark Olson and Seth Olson. Langer, Dell Rapids 153-0; HIGH JUMP: Keegan Mechels, points. emy 12.98; 200: Karina Ortman, Freeman Academy 27.37; 400: In the girls division, the Sioux Falls Christian Lennox 5-11; 2; LONG JUMP: Carter Vliem, Sioux Falls Chris- Corsica-Stickney came in fourth with 76 Kylie Hughes, Marion 1:02.94; 800: Cailey Roth, Freeman Girls track and field team dominated with a first tian 20-3; SHOT PUT: Cole Langer, Dell Rapids 55-5; TRIPLE 2:28.3; 1600: Becca Steadman, Centerville 5:27.29; 3200: JUMP: Kyle Erickson, Tri-Valley 41-8 points, while Freeman rounded out the top five Becca Glanzer, Mitchell Christian 12:22.95; 100 HURDLES: place score of 146 points to Dell Rapid’s sec-