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Morning Coffe E PAGE 10 Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan ■ Saturday, March 5, 2011 www.yankton.net PHOTOS OF THE DAY SCOREBOARD Sioux Falls Washington 55, Christa Paul, Madison; Shannon Harrisburg; Taylor Harris, Harrisburg; Sacramento 15 44 .254 26 1/2 Dallas at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. City Basketball Yankton 37 Spurgin, Madison; Lexy Hofer, West Josh Mettler, West Central; Tyler Thursday’s Games Sunday’s Games A Soleful Crowd MEN’S C LEAGUE District 3AA Third Place Central; Allie Macdonald, West Central; Stolsmark, West Central; Tim Weber, Orlando 99, Miami 96 Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, RESULTS: Gause Honey def. Huron 66, Aberdeen Central 50 Brianna McEntee, Lennox; Lexi West Central; Spencer Hastings, West Denver 103, Utah 101 11:30 a.m. Miller Painting 59-51; Cortrust def. The District 4AA Regenrus, Vermillion Central; Brett Bye, Vermillion, Regan Friday’s Games New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 2 Blazers 94-38 Championship HONORABLE MENTION: Katie Bye, Vermillion, Lance Burkhart, New Jersey 116, Toronto 103 p.m. STANDINGS: Cortrust 8-2, Miller Rapid City Central 59, Sturgis 49 Goldammer, Harrisburg; Bailey Milne, Vermillion; Dexter Mehlhaf, Vermillion; Chicago 89, Orlando 81 Washington at Florida, 4 p.m. Painting 6-3, Waterboys 5-4, Gause Third Place Madison; Hilary Mettler, West Central; Will Mart, Vermillion, Austin Lynde, Philadelphia 111, Minnesota 100 Buffalo at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Honey 4-6, The Blazers 1-9 Rapid City Stevens 65, Spearfish Chelsea Sweeter, Lennox; Kelly Lennox Oklahoma City 111, Atlanta 104 Nashville at Calgary, 7 p.m. 38 Amundson, Vermillion HONORABLE MENTION: Derek Boston 107, Golden State 103 Vancouver at Anaheim, 7 p.m. District 3A Championship SOUTHEAST S.D. CONF. Landeen, Madison; Colin Johnson, Cleveland at New York, 7:30 p.m. City Bowling Redfield/Doland 69, Great Plains All-Conference Madison; Austin Heffern, Madison; New Orleans at Memphis, 8 p.m. CLASSIC Lutheran 51 FIRST TEAM: Devon Brecke, Jared Peters, Madison; Skyler Indiana at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Transactions HIGH TEAM GAME: Barta Electric District 4A Championship Wagner; Marie Malloy, Parkston; Tara Hastings, West Central; Cole Tirrel, Phoenix at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL 925 Hamlin 38, Deuel 33 Ronke, Bon Homme; Emily Johnson, West Central; Matt Lawrence, West Miami at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. American League HIGH TEAM SERIES: Fastenal District 5A Championship Platte-Geddes; Jenna Reiser, Parkston Central; Brandon Pennock, West Charlotte at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 TEXAS RANGERS—Agreed to 2484 Madison 45, Flandreau 26 SECOND TEAM: Raquel Sutera, Central; T.J. Harrington, Lennox p.m. terms with general manager Jon HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME: Ryan District 6A Championship Bon Homme; Jessa Doom, Wagner; Saturday’s Games Daniels on a four-year contract exten- Barta 267, Jimmy Hahn 259, Chuck Dell Rapids 59, Sioux Falls Logan Wagner, Parkston; Jaymee Toronto vs. New Jersey at sion through the 2015 season. Turner 244, Lamonte Bak 243, Jeremy Christian 35 Knippling, Chamberlain; Aisha Abbink, Men’s Hoops London, England, 2 p.m. National League Shelburg 243 District 10A Championship Scotland SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURN. Minnesota at Washington, 6 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS— HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES: Ryan Wagner 57, McCook Central- THIRD TEAM: Haley Brunke, March 5-8 at Sioux Falls Indiana at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Reassigned LHP Matt Chico, RHP Joe Barta 741, Jimmy Hahn 696, Todd Montrose 54 Scotland; Talia Peters, Wagner; Paxton Saturday, March 5 Quarterfinals Sacramento at Utah, 8 p.m. Bisenius and RHP Shairon Martis to Kautz 671, Lamonte Bak 669, Todd District 6B Championship Johnson, Gregory; Kelly Knudson, GAME 1: (1) Oakland (22-9, 17-1) Charlotte at Portland, 9 p.m. their minor-league camp. Crofton students hold up shoes during a Lady Moody 658 Eureka/Bowdle 50, Herreid/Selby Platte-Geddes; Alex Pederson, vs. (8) Southern Utah (11-18, 7-11), 6 Denver at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. American Association Warrior free throw attempt during the semifi- STANDINGS: Barta Electric 19, Area 29 Chamberlain p.m. Sunday’s Games FORT WORTH CATS—Signed Eisenbraun & Associates 16.5, District 7B Championship LITTLE MISSOURI VALLEY CONF. GAME 2: (2) Oral Roberts (17-14, Chicago at Miami, Noon LHP Joel Kirsten. nals of the Nebraska State Class C2 Girls' Fastenal 16, Lucky Strikers 15, H&K Canistota 46, Bridgewater-Emery All-Conference 13-5) vs. (7) North Dakota State (14- L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 2:30 KANSAS CITY T-BONES— Basketball Tournament, Friday at Pershing Oil 12, Yankton Motor 11, Rotten 32 FIRST TEAM: Devon Brecke, 14, 8-10), 8:30 p.m. p.m. Signed INF Jimmy Mojica, LHP Rusty Apples 10.5, Plath Chiropractic 8 District 8B Championship Wagner; Marie Malloy, Parkston, Sunday, March 6 Quarterfinals Washington at Detroit, 5 p.m. Jones and RHP Drew A. Graham. Auditorium in Lincoln, Neb. Crofton beat David INDUSTRIAL Irene-Wakonda 50, Centerville 45 Raquel Sutera, Bon Homme, Kellie GAME 3: (4) IPFW (18-11, 11-7) Golden State at Philadelphia, 5 SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CAP- City Aquinas Catholic 49-36, and will play HIGH TEAM GAME: Yankton District 12B Championship Winckler, Andes Central; Jenna Reiser, vs. (5) South Dakota State (18-11, 10- p.m. TAINS—Signed INF Uriak Marquez. Redi-Mix 846 Corsica/Stickney 60, Tripp- Parkston 8), 6 p.m. New York at Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. Frontier League Homer for the championship today (Saturday). HIGH TEAM SERIES: Dakota Delmont/Armour 39 SECOND TEAM: Tara Ronke, Bon GAME 4: (3) IUPUI (18-13, 12-6) New Orleans at Cleveland, 5:30 WINDY CITY THUNERBOLTS— (James D. Cimburek/P&D) Trailer 2371 District 13B Championship Homme; Jessa Doom, Wagner; Haley vs. (6) UMKC (16-13, 9-9), 8:30 p.m. p.m. Signed 3B Nick Kuroczko to a contract HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME: Ryan White River 85, Kadoka Area 56 Brunke, Scotland; Lanae Van Gerpen, Monday, March 7 Semifinals Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. extension. Signed LHP Todd Privett. Weverstad 279, Jimmy Hahn 254, FRIDAY’S S.D. GIRLS Avon; Logan Wagner, Parkston GAME 5: Game 1 Winner vs. Memphis at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. BASKETBALL Ryan Goehner 253, Mike Kellen 251, Region 1A THIRD TEAM: Aisha Abbink, Game 3 Winner, 6 p.m. Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. National Basketball Association Dan Liebl 235 Sisseton 52, Aberdeen Roncalli 27 Scotland; Erica Herrold, Parkston; GAME 6: Game 2 Winner vs. SAN ANTONIO SPURS—Signed Heat Earn Title, Runner-Up Finish HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES: Region 6A Chesney Nagel, Avon; Talia Peters, Game 4 Winner, 8:30 p.m. F Steve Novak for the rest of the sea- Jimmy Hahn 676, Ryan Weverstad Mobridge-Pollock 57, Miller 44 Wagner; Morgan Flying Hawk, Andes Tuesday, March 8 Championship The NHL son and G-F Othyus Jeffers to a 10- 659, Don Casey 643, Ryan Goehner Region 1B Central Game 5 Winner vs. Game 6 EASTERN CONFERENCE day contract. 630, Ryan Liebl 629 Summit 60, Ipswich 40 BIG SIOUX CONFERENCE Winner, 8 p.m. Atlantic Division NBA Development League STANDINGS: Dakota Trailer Region 5B BOYS GP W L OT Pts GF GA RIO GRANDE VALLEY 146.5 (wins third quarter, Yankton Mitchell Christian 47, James MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Philadelphia 63 40 17 6 86 205 162 VIPERS—Acquired G Kelvin Lewis Redi-Mix 143, Don's Auto 118.5, Bowl Valley Christian 41 Ethan Pace, Elk Point-Jefferson Women’s Hoops Pittsburgh 66 37 21 8 82 190 164 from Texas as part of a three-team Dogs 108.5, Steiner's Locker 108, H&K ———— All-Conference SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURN. N.Y. Rangers 67 34 29 4 72 186 164 trade. Rio Grande Valley sent G Craig Oil 97.5, H&K Oil #2 95, Wholesale NEB. STATE GIRLS’ TOURN. FIRST TEAM: Cole Langer, Dell March 5-8 at Sioux Falls New Jersey 64 29 31 4 62 136 166 Winder to Maine and Texas received Supply 93, Yankton Redi-Mix #2 91, CLASS A Rapids; Matt Lupkes, Dakota Valley; Saturday, March 5 Quarterfinals N.Y. Islanders65 24 32 9 57 177 208 Maine’s 2011 sixth-round draft pick. Coca-Cola Rollers 79 Semifinals, Friday Ethan Pace, Elk Point-Jefferson; Brady GAME 1: (1) Oral Roberts (20-9, Northeast Division FOOTBALL At Devaney Sports Center Van Holland, Sioux Falls Christian; 16-2) vs. (8) Western Illinois (8-20, 6- GP W L OT Pts GF GA National Football League Bellevue East 54, Millard West 43 Brock Zeller, Elk Point-Jefferson 12), noon Boston 64 38 19 7 83 197 149 HOUSTON TEXANS—Named City Volleyball Bellevue West 69, Omaha Central SECOND TEAM: Trae Bergh, Tri- GAME 2: (2) IPFW (19-9, 13-5) Montreal 65 35 23 7 77 172 165 Bobby King defensive assistant coach. MEN’S LEAGUE TOURN. 63 Valley; Joey Feilmeier, Dakota Valley; vs. (7) UMKC (14-15, 9-9), 2:30 p.m. Buffalo 63 30 25 8 68 181 182 MIAMI DOLPHINS—Re-signed G RESULTS: Net Ninja’s def. Gang Championship, Saturday Thomas Geraets, Dell Rapids; Alex Sunday, March 6 Quarterfinals Toronto 65 29 27 9 67 170 197 Richie Incognito. Green 2-1 21-19, 15-21, 21-17; At Devaney Sports Center Irvine, Tea Area; Bryce Koch, Dell GAME 3: (4) Oakland (18-11, 12- Ottawa 65 22 34 9 53 147 206 HOCKEY Stockmen’s def. Phinney’s “33” 2-0 21- Bellevue East (27-1) vs. Belleuve Rapids 6) vs. (5) Southern Utah (16-13, 10-8), Southeast Division National Hockey League 14, 21-9; Bud Attitude def. Phinney’s 2- West (25-2), 1 p.m. THIRD TEAM: Holden Cotton, noon GP W L OT Pts GF GA NHL—Suspended New York 0 21-11, 21-5; KPI def.
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