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NCAA: Top-Ranked Washington Beats NDSU Whirlwind Horse, Mikayla, S.F www.yankton.net Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan ■ Saturday, May 22, 2010 PAGE 9A SCOREBOARD TRACK Roosevelt 5:24.5. 4, Peterson, Roosevelt 2:02.4 Pars 30, Golden Girls 28.5, Chip ‘N’ Detroit (Galarraga 1-0) at L.A. Gretchen, S.F. Lincoln 5:40.7. 5, 1600: 1, Brockmueller, Billy, Chicks 28, Tee For Two 26, M&M’s Dodgers (Ely 2-1), 6:10 p.m. From Page 6A McGee, Lexi, Brandon Valley 5:41.0. Brandon Valley 4:21.0. 2, 21.5, The Swingers 21.5, Speedy Bail N.Y. Yankees (P.Hughes 5-0) at 6, Leat, Jessica, S.F. Roosevelt Brockmueler, Bobby, Brandon Valley Bonds 15.5, Divettes 15.5, Tee Timers N.Y. Mets (Pelfrey 5-1), 6:10 p.m. 5:45.1. 7, Lubeck, Alice, S.F. Lincoln 4:28.8. 3, Killian, Blaze, Brandon 5 Toronto (Eveland 3-3) at Arizona 5:50.5. 8, Christensen, Anne, Valley 4:29.6. 4, Fugelstad, Jordan, (E.Jackson 2-5), 7:10 p.m. Brandon Valley 5:52.0 S.F. Roosevelt 4:30.2. 5, Schoppert, San Diego (Richard 3-2) at high jump (6-2), but didn’t make 3200: 1, Andrus, Ciara, Yankton Matt, O’Gorman, 4:31.0. 6, Tabbert, Hillcrest Golf Seattle (Snell 0-2), 9:10 p.m. it to the finals in the triple jump. 12:04.5. 2, Kruger, Haley, Brandon Ethan, S.F. Roosevelt 4:33.1. 7, THURSDAY MEN’S DAY Sunday’s Interleague Games Valley 12:06.6. 3, Robinson, Serina, Wilcox, Mark, Yankton 4:33.4. 8, First Flight Cincinnati at Cleveland, 12:05 “I don’t get discouraged from S.F. Lincoln 12:26.7. 4, Rahn, Shelby, Freese, Chance, O’Gorman, 4:42.7 FIRST: Aaron Hanson, Michael p.m. Brandon Valley 12:35.3. 5, Storm, 3200: 1, Hohenthaner, Alex, Pietila, Will Eidsness, David Kline 162 Baltimore at Washington, 12:35 not performing well in my field Lauren, Yankton 12:45.4. 6, Watt, Yankton 9:49.8. 2, Yaggie, Mitch, T-SECOND: Russ Pearson, p.m. events, because I know that I Sara, Yankton 12:53.5. 7, Behrend, Yankton 9:52.7. 3, Hauge, Nathan, Michael Kuchta, Greg Adamson, Ken Boston at Philadelphia, 12:35 Kaitlin, Brandon Valley 12:54.8. 8, Brandon Valley 9:55.2. 4, Hall, Alex, Bertsch 167 p.m. can,” Kramer said. “All my Stafford, Emily, S.F. Roosevelt S.F. Lincoln 10:04.3. 5, Kinsley, Kipp, T-SECOND: Kevin O’Brien, Ryan Chicago Cubs at Texas, 1:05 p.m. events were back-to-back 12:58.6 Yankton 10:16.2. 6, Nack, Tyler, S.F. Elwood, Jared Adamson 167 Florida at Chicago White Sox, 100 HURDLES: 1, Prochniak, Roosevelt 10:21.9. 7, Saavedra, Second Flight 1:05 p.m. (Friday) and I started getting a Kaylee, O’Gorman, 15.4. 2, Hora, David, O’Gorman, 10:25.1. 8, Carda, FIRST: Dale Thunker, Gary Tampa Bay at Houston, 1:05 p.m. little tired.” Mikala, Yankton 15.5. 3, Nordmeyer, Keegan, S.F. Washington 10:28.4 Stenstrom, Dave Cornemann, Marc Colorado at Kansas City, 1:10 Kaila, Brandon Valley 15.9. 4, Ervin, 110 HURDLES: 1, Bakke, Chris, Mooney 155 p.m. Kramer was able to make up Molly, S.F. Washington 16.5. 5, Brandon Valley 15.5. 2, Robey, Alex, SECOND: Larry Meyer, Pat Milwaukee at Minnesota, 1:10 for the lost events by qualifying Walker, Whitney, S.F. Washington O’Gorman, 15.7. 3, Landon, James, Kramer, Robert Haar, Don Neukirch p.m. 16.5. 6, Mergens, Sarah, O’Gorman, S.F. Lincoln 15.8. 4, Laird, Jacob, S.F. 158 L.A. Angels at St. Louis, 1:15 p.m. for finals in the 110 and 300 hur- 16.8. 7, Munson, Courtney, Brandon Washington 16.2. 5, Lage, Keyen, THIRD: Jay Hubner, Steve San Francisco at Oakland, 3:05 dles. Valley 16.8. 8, Sumner, Emme, S.F. Washington 16.3. 6, Augustad, Slowey, Tom Cihak, Frank Messner p.m. Brandon Valley 17.0 Paul, S.F. Roosevelt 16.4. 7, Ulmer, 162 Detroit at L.A. Dodgers, 3:10 p.m. “I want to win both of the hur- 300 HURDLES: 1, Ervin, Molly, Logan, Yankton 16.9. 8, Kulzer, Nick, Third Flight San Diego at Seattle, 3:10 p.m. dles, but I would like to get a S.F. Washington 48.1. 2, Ezslinger, Brandon Valley 17.7 T-FIRST: Bernard Kline, Cliff Toronto at Arizona, 3:10 p.m. Jamie, S.F. Lincoln 49.4. 3, Mergens, 300 HURDLES: 1, Augustad, Groseth, Robert Pulscher, Hank N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 7:05 personal best in each (today),” Sarah, O’Gorman, 49.5. 4, Sickler, Paul, S.F. Roosevelt 41.3. 2, Shafer, Petersen 165 p.m. Kramer added. Jane, Brandon Valley 49.8. 5, Perry, Yankton 41.8. 3, Gabon, T-FIRST: Don Anderson, Dutch Cornemann, Chloe, Yankton 50.3. 6, Hashim, S.F. Lincoln 42.2. 4, Laird, Erickson, Elmer Karl, John Cimpl 165 Chad Miller of Hartington had Deboer, Hailey, S.F. Roosevelt 50.6. Jacob, S.F. Washington 42.7. 5, King, THIRD: John Hughes, Wayne NBA Playoffs a busy day qualifying for the 100 7, Beckmann, Desi, Yankton 50.6. 8, Damon, S.F. Lincoln 43.5. 6, Ulmer, Anderson, Bob Kellen, Ron Tappe 168 CONFERENCE FINALS Hall, Alana, Brandon Valley 51.1 Logan, Yankton 43.6. 7, Klumpp, Wednesday, May 19 (11.7) and 200-meter dash (23.4) 400 RELAY: 1, Brandon Valley ‘A’ John, Brandon Valley 44.2. 8, Rucker, L.A. Lakers 124, Phoenix 112, finals. 50.3. 2, Sioux Falls Washington ‘A’ Michael, Yankton 44.7 Coll. Baseball L.A. Lakers lead series 2-0 50.9. 3, Sioux Falls Roosevelt ‘A’ 51.7. 400 RELAY: 1, Brandon Valley ‘A’ NAIA NATIONAL TOURN. Saturday, May 22 Bloomfield’s Austin Hamm 4, Sioux Falls O’Gorman ‘A’ 52.1 43.9. 2, Sioux Falls Lincoln ‘A’ 44.7 LUBBOCK BRACKET Orlando at Boston, 7:30 p.m. took third place in the 3200 800 RELAY: 1, Sioux Falls 800 RELAY: 1, Sioux Falls Tuesday, May 18 Sunday, May 23 Washington ‘A’ 1:46.8. 2, Sioux Falls Lincoln ‘A’ 1:30.7. 2, Sioux Falls GAME 1: Mount Marty 10, Texas- L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. (10:09.6) this is Hamm’s third Lincoln ‘A’ 1:47.4. 3, Sioux Falls Washington ‘A’ 1:33.9. 3, Sioux Falls Brownsville 2 time at the state meet and O’Gorman ‘A’ 1:50.0 Roosevelt ‘A’ 1:34.3. 4, Sioux Falls GAME 2: York 11, Avila 1 1600 RELAY: 1, Brandon Valley O’Gorman ‘A’ 1:35.0 GAME 3: Lubbock Christian 7, NHL Playoffs improved two places from last ‘A’ 4:05.2. 2, Sioux Falls Washington 1600 RELAY: 1, Sioux Falls Mount Marty 2 CONFERENCE FINALS year. ‘A’ 4:09.7. 3, Sioux Falls O’Gorman ‘A’ Lincoln ‘A’ 3:26.4. 2, Sioux Falls Wednesday, May 19 Thursday, May 20 4:11.3. 4, Sioux Falls Lincoln ‘A’ 4:12.6 Washington ‘A’ 3:29.8. 3, Sioux Falls GAME 4: Texas-Brownsville 15, Montreal 5, Philadelphia 1, “I thought that I ran very well 3200 RELAY: 1, Yankton ‘A’ O’Gorman ‘A’ 3:43.8. 4, Yankton ‘A’ Avila 5; Avila eliminated Philadelphia leads series 2-1 today, I moved up two places 9:54.0. 2, Sioux Falls Lincoln ‘A’ 3:47.7 GAME 5: Lubbock Christian 15, Friday, May 21 10:04.1 DISCUS: 1, Harner, Greg, S.F. York 8 San Jose at Chicago, 7 p.m. from last year,” Hamm said. “I DISCUS: 1, Januschka, Kae, Lincoln 144-07. 2, Hoffman, Chris, GAME 6: Mount Marty 10, Texas- Saturday, May 22 knew I was going to have to push O’Gorman, 126-11. 2, Broders, Yankton 137-10. 3, Heth, Elijah, S.F. Brownsville 5; Texas-Brownsville elim- Philadelphia at Montreal, 2 p.m. Christine, Yankton 123-00. 3, Roosevelt 137-05. 4, Guinn, Clay, inated Sunday, May 23 myself and I only let two people Whirlwind Horse, Mikayla, S.F. Brandon Valley 136-06. 5, Farniok, Thursday, May 20 San Jose at Chicago, 2 p.m. get away from me.” Roosevelt 119-05. 4, Salonen, Kayla, Derek, S.F. Washington 135-09. 6, GAME 7: Mount Marty 12 York 5; Yankton 114-06. 5, Swenson, Kate, Schurrer, Powers, Yankton 135-08. 7, York eliminated On the girls’ side, the Brandon Valley 110-09. 6, Koehn, Mudder, Ryan, Brandon Valley 134- CHAMPIONSHIP: Mount Marty Transactions Hartington Wildcats and the Allison, Brandon Valley 104-01. 7, 04. 8, Brakke, Logan, S.F. 3, Lubbock Christian 2 BASEBALL Moran, Sam, S.F. Roosevelt 102-07. Washington 124-11 Friday, May 21 Major League Baseball Wynot Blue Devils are each tied 8, Langin, Tori, O’Gorman, 91-01 HIGH JUMP: 1, Michels, Brett, CHAMPIONSHIP: Lubbock MLB—Suspended three Atlanta HIGH JUMP: 1, Wirth, Mary, S.F. S.F. Lincoln 5-09. 1, Bakke, Chris, Christian 23, Mount Marty 5; Lubbock minor leaguer players, INF Albaro for 19th place after day one. Lincoln 5-02. 2, Fitzgerald, Kelsey, Brandon Valley 5-09. 3, Parker, Christian advances to AVILA-NAIA Campusano (Myrtle Beach-Carolina), Hartington saw preliminary Yankton 5-02. 3, Anderson, Emily, Christian, S.F. Washington 5-09. 3, World Series INF Geraldo Rodriguez (Myrtle Beach- Yankton 5-00. 3, Hickey, Rebecca, Potas, Connor, S.F.
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