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SPORTS DIGEST Koletzky Named Sturgis USD’s Hertting Earns 20th runner-up finish in that event at the Dakota Realty tkowski-Gregg (Brookings) will be indicted for Mer- Wednesday at noon at the Elks Lodge, 504 West Alumni Meet. itorious Service; and Richard Weisz (Sturgis) as a 27th Street, Yankton. Football Coach Career SL Diving Honor McKelvey is a part of a group of throwers that Pioneer. The SDSUSBC will also recognize the This week’s speaker is South Dakota State STURGIS — Yankton High School alum Chris ELMHURST, Ill. — South Dakota sophomore will throw at the Iowa State Classic in Ames, Iowa, Aldridge-Goodrich-Meyer families of Black Hawk University head football coach Johns Stiegelmeier. Koletzky has been named the head football coach Greysen Hertting earned her 20th career Summit this weekend. The rest of the Coyotes will com- as the SD Bowling Family of the Year. Stiegelmeier, who became SDSU’s all-time win- for Sturgis High School, according to a report by League Diver of the Week honor for the period pete at the South Dakota State Classic in Brook- The induction and honor ceremony will take ningest football coach this past season, has the Rapid City Journal. ended Feb. 8, as released by the league office on ings. place at the Jamboree and Awards Banquet to be coached the Jackrabbits to a 120-86 record in 18 Koletzky, who was a member of Yankton’s Tuesday. held June 13 at the Ramkota Hotel and Confer- seasons at the helm. The Jackrabbits earned a 1999 state championship team, has been an as- Hertting collects the award for the 10th time this SO Southeast Area Basket- ence Center in Rapid City. More information about third consecutive FCS playoff bid in 2014, falling to sistant football coach for Sturgis for eight years, season after her performance against Iowa, North- the 2015 SDSUSBC Jamboree can be found on eventual champion North Dakota State in the sec- and serves as the weightlifting coordinator for Stur- ern Iowa and Western Illinois on Friday. She ball Tourn. Feb. 21 their website, bowlsd.com. ond round. SDSU recently announced its 2015 re- gis in all sports. He is also an assistant track posted the league’s highest marks in both the one- The Special Olympics South Dakota Southeast cruiting class, which includes multiple players from coach. meter and three-meter dives. The Appleton, Wis., Area basketball tournament will be held on Satur- S.D. Pacesetter Basketball Yankton. Koletzky was a four-year letterwinner in foot- native recorded a score of 282.80 in the three- day, Feb. 21, at the Summit Activities Center in The public is invited to attend. ball at the University of Sioux Falls, and earned his meter to place third and 259.80 in the one-meter Yankton. Tourn. April 11-12 master’s in technology in education and training for fourth. Athletes from Brandon, Brookings, Canton, HURON — The 6th Annual Pacesetter South Hy-Vee Triathlon In from the University of South Dakota. South Dakota’s swimming and diving teams Irene-Wakonda, Parkston, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Dakota Youth Basketball State Tournament will be advance to the Summit League Championships Vermillion, Yankton and surrounding communities held at Huron High School April 11-12 in Huron. Iowa Discontinued Kruse 12th At USA Junior held in Indianapolis, Ind., on Feb. 18-21. will participate in the event. Team competition be- Boys’ teams in grade 5, 7 & 9 and girls’ teams in DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Hy-Vee gins at 9:45 a.m., with skills competition set to grades 6 & 8 will play Saturday, April 11. Boys’ Triathlon in Iowa, once the world’s richest such XC Championships USD’s McKelvey Earns Sum- begin at 10:30 a.m. teams in grade 6 & 8 and girls’ teams in grades 5, event, has been discontinued. BOULDER, Colo. — Augustana College’s The public is invited to attend. 7 & 9 will play Sunday, April 12. Hy-Vee, the Midwest-based grocery chain, an- Annie Kruse placed 12th in the junior women’s mit League Weekly Honors Top teams in each grade level will earn a bid to nounced the decision in a recent email to potential race at the USA Cross Country Championships, ELMHURST, Ill. — South Dakota senior Kyle S.D. Bowling Hall Announces play in the Pacesetter Great Four-State Champi- participants. The event had been held in either held this past Saturday in Boulder, Colo. McKelvey earned his second career Summit onship at the Target Center in Minneapolis in an downtown Des Moines or neighboring West Des Kruse, a freshman from Yankton, completed League Men’s Indoor Track and Field Athlete of Induction Class 8-team bracket against the top teams from Min- Moines since 2007. the 6,000-meter course in 23:24. Her place means the Week honor for the period ended Feb. 8, as Six individuals will be honored when the South nesota, North Dakota and Iowa in the Pacesetter The total purse for the triathlon reached as high she will be first alternate for the APA Pan Ameri- released by the league office on Tuesday. Dakota State USBC will induct its 2015 class for Great Four-State Championship. as $1.1 million before being reduced to $500,000 can Cross Country Cup. This is McKelvey’s second selection for the the state bowling Hall of Fame on June 13 in Rapid Each bracket is limited to the first 16 teams to in 2013. Top-six qualifiers will compete in the IAAF award this season. He set a new DakotaDome and City. enter. Further information and registration are Hy-Vee says it is exploring “new avenues” for World Cross Country Championships in Guiyang, school record with his throw of 60 feet, 5.25 inches Marty Barington (Mitchell) and LaVern Fischer available at www.pacesetternet.com health and wellness promotion, including an event China. The next five will compete for Team USA at in the shot put. The toss ranks at the top of the (Sturgis) will be inducted for Superior Performance for children and families. The company says more the APA Pan American Cup later this month in Bar- Summit League and 34th in the nation this sea- and Meritorious Service; Terry McNamara (Rapid Stiegelmeier At QB Club information on that proposed event will be re- ranguilla, Columbia. son. The Beresford, native also set a new per- City) and Marla Paulsen (Harrisburg) will be in- The Yankton Quarterback Club will meet leased in March. sonal-best in the weight throw (56-10) for a ducted for Superior Performance; Carol Ret-

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Feilmeier Scotland 51, Parkston 48, OT Central/Newman Grove 46 Wednesday, February 11 million at West Central; Winner at Platte-Geddes; Wakonda at Canton; Laurel-Concord-Coleridge at VOLLEYBALL Sioux Falls O’Gorman 55, Sioux Gretna 52, Blair 31 BASKETBALL, MEN’S Briar Cliff at MMC (8 Wisner-Pilger at Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Bloomfield; Marion vs. Bridgewater-Emery at Mitchell; YANKTON PARKS & REC TUESDAY’S S.D. SCORES Falls Roosevelt 50 Hampton 50, Dorchester 35 p.m., KYNT-AM) WRESTLING, PREP Dakota Niobrara-Verdigre at Boyd County; Osmond at West Central 63, Chamberlain 18 Sully Buttes 57, Herreid/Selby Area Hartington-Newcastle 51, Wausa 45 BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S Briar Cliff at MMC (6 Valley/Harrisburg/Vermillion at S.F. Washington (5 Wausa; Platte-Geddes at Bon Homme; Ponca at COED COMPETITIVE LEAGUE 41 Harvard 36, Lawrence-Nelson 33 p.m., KYNT-AM) p.m.) Homer; Viborg-Hurley at Parker; Wagner at Chamber- RESULTS: Dakota Drywall def. Will Garretson Quadrangular McCook Central/Montrose 45, Tea Area 68, Flandreau Indian 34 Hastings 46, Crete 39 BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Crazy Horse at Santee Friday, February 13 lain; Wynot at Hartington-Newcastle Work for Sets 21-10, 21-16, 21-17; Get- Tri-Valley 62, Sioux Falls Christian Hastings St. Cecilia 61, Adams Cen- BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ Crazy Horse at Santee BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Dakota Plains Inv. at BOWLING, CLUB HS Yankton at S.F. Washing- ting Diggy With It def. Phinney’s 21-14, Howard 24 Howard 48, Parker 34 36 tral 32 Thursday, February 12 Santee (Freeman Academy, Marty Indian, Santee); ton; Harrisburg vs. Vermillion at Yankton 21-16, 21-10 Viborg-Hurley 38, Avon 29 Heartland Lutheran 68, Elkhorn Val- BASKETBALL, MEN’S USD at Omaha (7 p.m., Alcester-Hudson at Baltic; Avon vs. Tripp-Delmont-Ar- GYMNASTICS, PREP S.D. State Champi- STANDINGS: Dakota Drywall 9-1, Howard 40, Garretson 30 McCook Central/Montrose 51 Parker Wall 52, Custer 47 ley 36 KVHT-FM) mour at Armour; Beresford at Elk Point-Jefferson; onships at Watertown Getting Diggy With It 8-2, Will Work For Waubay 50, Aberdeen Christian 14 Hemingford 53, Kimball 37 BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S Omaha at USD (7 Centerville at Gayville-Volin; Chamberlain at Wagner; HOCKEY, BOYS’ Yankton at Sioux Falls I (7:30 Sets 6-4, Here For The Exercise 2-8, 29 Garretson 46, Parker 27 Webster 58, Northwestern 46 Howells/Dodge 43, Bancroft-Rosalie p.m., KVTK-AM) Creighton at Plainview; Crofton at Randolph; Dakota p.m.) Phinney’s 0-10 White River 56, Gregory 42 32 BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Dakota Plains Inv. at Valley at Dell Rapids; Gregory at Scotland; Irene- SOFTBALL, COLLEGE Islanders Inv. at Corpus COED JUST FOR FUN LEAGUE McCook Central/Montrose 43, Gar- retson 24 Wynot, Neb. 69, Irene-Wakonda 47 Humphrey St. Francis 61, Aquinas Santee (Freeman Academy, Marty Indian, Santee); Wakonda at Canton; Laurel-Concord-Coleridge at Christi, Texas (USD vs. Wisconsin, DH, 10 a.m.) RESULTS: Ben’s Brewing Company POSTPONEMENTS 56 Bloomfield at Allen; Burke-South Central at Andes Bloomfield; Niobrara-Verdigre at Boyd County; Os- TRACK & FIELD, COLLEGE INDOOR SDSU In- def. Upper Deck/E.N.T. 21-9, 21-7, 21-14; Aberdeen Central vs. Watertown, Hyannis 56, Banner County 22 Central; Freeman vs. Corsica-Stickney at Stickney; mond at Wausa; Platte-Geddes at Bon Homme; door Classic (MMC, USD); Iowa State Classic (USD); Dam Fireworks def. Marquardt/Phinney’s BASKETBALL ppd. to Feb 19. Kearney Catholic 74, Centura 55 Hartington Cedar Catholic at Battle Creek; Lutheran Ponca at Homer; Tea Area at Parkston; Viborg-Hurley Tyson Inv. at Fayetteville, Ark. (USD) 22-20, 21-16, 21-17; Schieffer Masonry & Clark/Willow Lake vs. Tiospa Zina Lincoln Southeast 54, Omaha South High Northeast at Creighton; Menno at Canistota- at Parker; Wynot at Hartington-Newcastle WRESTLING, PREP Neb. Districts — B1 at Blair Concrete def. Cottonwood Fireballs 21- TUESDAY’S S.D. BOYS Tribal, ppd. to Feb 27. 41 Marion; Wisner-Pilger at Laurel-Concord-Coleridge BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ Dakota Plains Inv. at (Hartington Cedar Catholic); C2 at O’Neill (Crofton- 15, 21-9, 21-5; JJ Benji’s def. Honey Baltic 46, Howard 30 Deuel vs. Sioux Valley, ppd. to Feb Lyons-Decatur Northeast 61, Wis- BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ Dakota Plains Inv. at Santee (Andes Central, Freeman Academy, Marty In- Bloomfield, Niobrara-Verdigre); D-2 at Creighton Badgers 21-19, 21-15, 22-20 Bon Homme 45, Burke/South Cen- 20. ner-Pilger 49 Santee (Andes Central, Freeman Academy, Marty In- dian, Santee); Alcester-Hudson at Baltic; Avon vs. (Creighton, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, Ponca, Ran- STANDINGS: Dam Fireworks Hot tral 44 Faulkton vs. Great Plains Lutheran, Maywood 47, South Platte 31 dian, Santee); Bloomfield at Allen (Parents Night); Tripp-Delmont-Armour at Armour; Beresford at Elk dolph); KWLPG Quad at Kimball (Kimball-White Lake- Shots 9-1, Schieffer Masonry & Concrete Chamberlain 65, Crow Creek 39 ppd. Nebraska City Lourdes 48, Omaha Gayville-Volin at Marion; Hartington Cedar Catholic at Point-Jefferson; Centerville at Gayville-Volin; Platte-Geddes, 5 p.m.); Marion-Freeman Quad 9-1, Marquardt-Phinney’s 6-4, Ben’s Dakota Valley 56, Vermillion 48 Grant-Deuel vs. Lake Preston, ppd. Brownell-Talbot 25 Battle Creek; Lutheran High Northeast at Creighton; Creighton at Plainview; Crofton at Randolph; Dakota (Alcester-Hudson, Marion-Freeman, Wagner, 5 p.m.); Brewing 6-4, Cottonwood Fireballs 5-5, Dell Rapids 83, Mt. Vernon/Plankin- Waverly-South Shore vs. Langford, Omaha Benson 51, Bellevue East 30 Norfolk Catholic at Crofton; Parkston at Lennox; Ver- Valley at Dell Rapids; Gregory at Scotland; Irene- MCM Duals at Salem (Andes Central, 4 p.m.) Honey Badgers 2-8, Upper Deck-ENT 2- ton 42 ppd. Omaha Gross Catholic 38, Omaha 8, J.J. Benji’s 1-9 Douglas 59, Oelrichs 48 Concordia 34 WOMEN’S POWER LEAGUE Elk Point-Jefferson 60, Homer, Neb. TUESDAY’S NEB. BOYS Omaha Nation 54, Siouxland Com- homa 7, Washington 6, St. John’s 5, ATLANTA HAWKS — Traded F/C Ryan Faragher from Utah (ECHL) to Nor- RESULTS: Wing It def. Plumbing & 51 SOCCER munity Christian, Iowa 39 Western Kentucky 4. Adreian Payne to Minnesota for a pro- folk (AHL). Electric 21-18, 21-10, 21-15; Drotzmann Groton Area 49, Britton-Hecla 36 Aquinas 68, Humphrey St. Francis Major League Soccer Pawnee City 51, Axtell, Kan. 44 tected future first-round draft pick. DALLAS STARS — Assigned G Jack Construction def. Mighty Moms 21-6, 22- Hitchcock-Tulare 67, Highmore-Har- 57 D.C. UNITED — Signed M Michael Peetz, Colo. 41, Potter-Dix 40 CHARLOTTE HORNETS — Traded Campbell from Texas (AHL) to Idaho 20, 23-25; Westy’s Electric def. Skerrs rold 49 Banner County 63, Hyannis 35 Farfan. Raymond Central 36, Louisville 31 TRANSACTIONS G Gary Neal and a second-round draft (ECHL). 21-13, 21-10, 21-12 Ipswich 73, Edmunds Central 71 Boys Town 63, Parkview Christian 40 BASEBALL FC DALLAS — Signed M Fabian Red Cloud 49, Kenesaw 38 pick to Minnesota for Gs Mo Williams and MINNESOTA WILD — Placed LWs STANDINGS: Wing It 8-0, Plumbing James Valley Christian 79, Mitchell Columbus Scotus 63, Wahoo 54 COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Castillo to a five-year contract. Seward 59, Fairbury 54 Troy Daniels. Ryan Carter and Jason Zucker on injured & Electric 6-3, Westy’s Electric 5-4, Ben’s Christian 45 Cozad 65, Gibbon 56 Suspended N.Y. Mets RHP Tim Peterson L.A. GALAXY — Signed M Ryo Fujii. Silver Lake 67, Shelton 26 MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Recalled reserve. Recalleed D Stu Bickel and F Brewing 5-4, Mighty Moms 3-6, Drotz- Lennox 47, Tri-Valley 36 Diller-Odell 57, College View Acad- 80 games for a violation of the Minor SEATTLE SOUNDERS — Signed D South Loup 69, Anselmo-Merna 60 F/C Jarnell Stokes and G Russ Smith Brett Sutter from Iowa (AHL). mann Const. 3-6, Skerrs 1-8 Madison 88, Pipestone, Minn. 77 emy 28 League Drug Prevention and Treatment Andres Correa. Southern 38, Lewiston 28 fromi Iowa (NBADL). NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Re- WOMEN’S COMPETITIVE LEAGUE Miller 49, Mobridge-Pollock 44 Elk Point-Jefferson, S.D. 60, Homer Program. North American Soccer League St. Mary’s 60, Boyd County 40 Women’s National Basketball Assoc. called D Anthony Bitetto and F Viktor RESULTS: Sh-Booms def. First New Underwood 53, Kadoka Area 36 51 American League JACKSONVILLE ARMADA — St. Paul 42, Ravenna 31 WNBA PLAYERS UNION — Named Stalberg from Milwaukee (AHL). Dakota Bank 21-10, 21-13, 21-12; Parkston 69, Scotland 42 Exeter/Milligan 53, McCool Junction BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Agreed to Signed G Sebatian Evers, D Ramak Safi Stanton 62, Logan View 19 Evie Goldstein director of operations. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — As- JoDeans def. Yankton Motor Sports 19- Rapid City Christian 74, Edgemont 51 terms with LHP Mark Hendrickson and and Ms Nicolas Perea and Tyler Williams. Sutherland 60, Maxwell 33 FOOTBALL signed F Danick Gauthier from Syracuse 21, 21-18, 21-19; Neu Pond & Landscap- 15 Hitchcock County 51, Cheylin, Kan. OF Nolan Reimold on minor league con- COLLEGE Thunder Ridge, Kan. 77, Franklin 15 National Football League (AHL) to Wichita (ECHL). ing def. Yankton Motor Sports 11-21, Sturgis 56, Pierre 53 34 tracts. ALABAMA — Suspended RB Tyren Wauneta-Palisade 57, Chase ATLANTA FALCONS — Named WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Re- 21-15, 21-19; Slammin’ Hot def. Dave Sully Buttes 50, Herreid/Selby Area Kearney Catholic 64, Centura 59 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Agreed Jones indefinitely. County 55 Keith Carter assistant offensive line called D Steven Oleksy from Hershey Stevens Concrete Construction 21-18, 48, OT Louisville 68, Raymond Central 52 to terms with OF Matt Joyce on a one- CARTHAGE — Named Lauren Hein West Holt 53, Niobrara/Verdigre 25 coach, Matt LaFleur quarterbacks coach, (AHL). 21-10, 21-19; Don’t Bump to Strangers Tea Area 72, Flandreau Indian 58 Papillion-LaVista 71, Bellevue West year contract. women’s lacrosse coach. West Point-Beemer 76, Madison 31 Doug Mallory defensive assistant/line- def. Walnut 21-11, 21-14, 21-15; Bud Walthill, Neb. 79, Gayville-Volin 63 63 National League FLORIDA — Named Kerry Dixon II Wilcox-Hildreth 39, Overton 29 backers coach, Marquand Manuel sec- — Re- Bumpers def. Becker Body Shop forfeit, Webster 71, Northwestern 44 Pawnee City 65, Axtell, Kan. 53 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — As- receivers coach. Wynot 69, Irene-Wakonda, S.D. 47 ondary coach/senior defensive assistant, called D Jaynen Rissling from Cincinnati 21-8, 21-14 West Central 76, Beresford 43 Ravenna 65, St. Paul 46 signed LHP Cesar Jimenez outright to GEORGE WASHINGTON — Added Mike McDaniel offensive assistant, Chris (ECHL). Signed D Jared Nightingale to a STANDINGS: Slammin’ Hot 9-0, Winner 75, St. Francis Indian 63 Southern 68, Lewiston 40 Lehigh Valley (IL). Erin Lycan Ridley to the women’s soccer USA TODAY WOMEN’S TOP 25 Morgan offensive line coach, Jeff Ulbrich professional tryout agreement. Don’t Bump To Strangers 7-2, Dave POSTPONEMENTS Thunder Ridge, Kan. 55, Franklin 33 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — As- staff. linebackers coach and Chad Walker de- HAMILTON BULLDOGS — As- Stevens Concrete Const. 6-3, Walnut 6-3, Clark/Willow Lake vs. Tiospa Zina Walthill 79, Gayville-Volin, S.D. 63 The top 25 teams in the USA Today signed RHP Eric Fornataro outright to NEW JERSEY CITY — Named fensive assistant/defensive backs. signed D David Makowski to Wheeling Bud Bumpers 6-3, ShBoom’s 5-5, Neu Tribal, ppd. to Feb 16. Wilcox-Hildreth 63, Overton 49 women’s college basketball poll, with Syracuse (IL). Jorge Rodriguez men’s assistant volley- NEW YORK JETS — Signed CB (ECHL). Pond & Landscaping 4-5, JoDean’s 4-5, Deuel vs. Sioux Valley, ppd. to Feb Wisner-Pilger 54, Lyons-Decatur first-place votes in parentheses, records American Association ball coach. Curtis Brown. ECHL Yankton Motor Sports 2-7, First Dakota 27. Northeast 36 through Feb. 9, points based on 25 points AMARILLO THUNDERHEADS — OHIO STATE — Named Tony Alford WASHINGTON REDSKINS — ECHL — Suspended Greenville D Bank 1-8, Becker Body Shop 0-9 Hamlin vs. Deubrook, ppd. to Feb for a first-place vote through one point for Released RHPs Derek Blacksher and assistant head coach for offense/running Signed OL Tyler Larsen and Ty Nsekhe. Sean Escobedo one game, Florida F Alex WOMEN’S RECREATIONAL LEAGUE 16. TUESDAY’S NEB. GIRLS a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: Tyler Hale, C Jeff Farnham and INF backs. Arena Football League Lavoie and Indy F Vincent Arseneau one RESULTS: JJ Benji’s def. Czeckers Watertown vs. Aberdeen Central, Ainsworth 54, Stuart 37 Record Pts Pvs Kevin Mahoney. RUTGERS — Announced the resig- SPOKANE SHOCK — DB Sergio additional game and Kalamazoo F Ben 21-16, 16-21, 21-11; Lewis & Clark Spe- ppd. to Feb 21. Allen 50, Winside 22 1. UConn (32) 23-1 800 2 GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS nation of offensive coordinator Ralph Gilliam has been assigned to the roster. Wilson three additional games. Fined cialty Hospital def. Inside Outers 22-20, Arthur County 55, Stapleton 28 2. South Carolina 22-1 757 1 — Signed OF Drew Martinez. Friedgen, who will become special assis- League South Carolina D Wade App. 21-12, 21-10; TNT def. Lady Rangers 21- Bayard 41, Leyton 40 3. Baylor 22-1 741 3 JOPLIN BLASTERS — Traded INF tant to the head coach. Promoted wide TUESDAY’S S.D. GIRLS B.C. LIONS — Signed LBs Solomon ALLEN AMERICANS — Added G 16, 24-22, 21-10 Bellevue West 43, Papillion-LaVista 4. Notre Dame 23-2 685 4 Cory Morales to Amarillo for OF Sawyer receivers coach Ben McDaniels to offen- Burke/South Central 49, Bon Elimimian and to contract Josh Trimberger as emergency backup. STANDINGS: Lewis & Clark Spe- 23 5. Maryland 21-2 671 5 Carroll. sive coordinator. Named Phil Galiano Homme 45 extensions through the 2017 season. ELMIRA JACKALS — Signed D cialty Hospital 8-1, Inside Outers 6-3, Bishop Neumann 67, Platteview 53 6. Tennessee 20-3 643 6 LAREDO LEMURS — Claimed RHP special teams and tight ends coach. Re- Dakota Valley 73, Vermillion 64 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS — Signed Zach Josepher. TNT 5-4, Lady Rangers 4-5, J.J. Benji’s Boys Town 52, Parkview Christian 39 7. Florida State 22-2 601 8 Ian Kadish off waivers from Gary assigned tight ends coach Anthony Cam- Dupree 64, Wakpala 37 WR Spencer Watt. GREENVILLE ROAD WARRIORS 3-6, Czeckers 1-8 Bruning-Davenport/Shickley 45, 8. Louisville 20-3 561 9 SouthShore. panile to wide receivers coach. Elk Point-Jefferson 57, Homer, Neb. MONTREAL ALOUETTES — Re- — Signed D Jordan Ciccarello. Osceola 32 9. Oregon State 21-2 533 7 Frontier League UALR — Announced G DeVonte 51 signed CB Geoff Tisdale to a one-year STOCKTON THUNDER — Added G Cambridge 51, Arapahoe 44 10. Kentucky 18-5 499 12 ROCKFORD AVIATORS — Signed Smith has left the men’s basketball pro- WRESTLING Ethan 73, Marion 25 contract extension. Dave Guy as emergency backup. Cheylin, Kan. 56, Hitchcock County 11. Duke 18-6 440 15 1B Devon Rodriguez. gram. Hanson 67, Freeman 54 — — Loaned D YANKTON YOUTH 44 12. Arizona State 21-3 424 10 WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — Howard 54, Baltic 53 Signed WR Darvin Adams, OL Marc Dile, Joel Chouinard to Iowa (AHL). Columbus Scotus 39, Columbus 13. Iowa 19-4 395 17 Signed RHP Kyle Hayes. Traded OF Kyle VERMILLION TOURN. Huron 48, Mitchell 38 LB Sam Hurl and DL Ivan Brown. TULSA OILERS — Released F Lakeview 23 14. North Carolina 19-5 387 11 Robinson to Kansas City (AA) for a player FIRST: Shayce Platt, Damian Janish, James Valley Christian 58, Mitchell HOCKEY Charles Lachance. Cozad 50, Gibbon 17 15. Mississippi State 23-3 347 19 to be named. Devon Coke, Ashton Keller, Josh Riibe Christian 35 National Hockey League UTAH GRIZZLIES — Added G Justin Creek Valley 48, Perkins County 31 16. Texas A&M 18-6 333 13 BASKETBALL SECOND: Kyle Greger, Kason Han- Kimball/White Lake 41, Lyman 39, 17. Rutgers 18-5 251 22 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled G Masterman as emergency backup. son, Kyler Kozak, Corbyn Palsma, Joel- OT Diller-Odell 69, College View Acad- National Basketball Association emy 16 18. Princeton 21-0 229 20 ton Reimnitz-Hahn, Connor Warren- Lead-Deadwood 36, Hot Springs 26 19. Stanford 17-7 171 14 Slaba, Tucker Bahm, Joseph Smith Lemmon 74, Bison 26 East Butler 49, Cross County 40 Elk Point-Jefferson, S.D. 57, Homer 20. Nebraska 17-6 148 18 THIRD: Dylan Sloan, Ira Greger, Zac Lennox 51, Canton 45 21. George Wash. 21-2 145 23 Briggs, Triston Spears, Gerald Greger, Leola/Frederick 58, Edmunds Cen- 51 on Friday. Elm Creek 55, Elwood 41 22. Syracuse 17-7 143 25 Lennox 51, Canton 45 Dominic Leonard, Ocean Hawk tral 18 23. Texas 15-7 103 16 WEST CENTRAL (14-3) ...... 12 29 47 56 FOURTH: Connor Bain, Nikolas Menno 44, Canistota 38 Emerson-Hubbard 56, Randolph 46 BERESFORD (10-8)...... 17 21 26 39 LENNOX — With three Ewing 55, Clearwater/Orchard 43 24. Seton Hall 21-3 100 24 Girls Sasse, Shaylor Platt, Navaeh Leonard, Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 52, Dell Freeman 43, Sterling 35 25. South Florida 19-4 64 — players in double figures, Collin Patrick, Tye Briggs Rapids 40 Others receiving votes: James Madi- WAGNER TOURN. Oldham-Ramona/Rutland 36, Hen- Fullerton 52, St. Edward 25 From Page 9 Lennox took out Canton 51-45 Gothenburg 53, Ogallala 50 son 51, Georgia 37, Chattanooga 28, De- Emerson-Hubbard 56, FIRST: Ashton Keller, Langdon dricks, Minn. 17 Paul 24, California 21, Arkansas-Little Tuesday in Lennox. Klinkhammer, Bentley Klinkhammer, Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 68, Grand Island Central Catholic 45, Wood River 34 Rock 10, Florida Gulf Coast 10, North- Randolph 46 Josh Riibe, Damian Janish Iroquois 18 western 10, Gonzaga 8, LSU 8, Okla- Taylor Weeldneyer cashed FOURTH: Kolter Feilmeier, Roper Grand Island Northwest 52, Boone added 12 points and seven re- RANDOLPH, Neb. — Emer- 14 points and eight rebounds bounds. son-Hubbard outshot Ran- for Lennox, and both Jordan Hanson hosts Corsica- dolph 56-46 Tuesday night in Kruse and McKenzie Weeld- Dorsett Played ‘Not Knowing’ Dementia Could Result Stickney on Friday and Free- Randolph. neyer added 10 points to the DALLAS (AP) — Hall of In a lengthy interview with Dorsett rushed for 12,739 man visits Ethan next No stats were reported for win. Fame running back Tony The Associated Press in 2012, yards in 11 seasons with the Tuesday. Emerson-Hubbard. For Canton, Halie Mc- HANSON (15-3)...... 17 31 46 67 For Randolph, Katelyn Mains totaled 15 points, and Dorsett says he started playing Dorsett discussed the toll his Cowboys and one with Denver. FREEMAN (14-4)...... 14 30 56 54 football “not knowing that the football career took on his body He won his only Super Bowl Backhaus cashed 17 points. Kristen Jennings put up 13 end was going to be like this” — and brain, detailing a helmet-to- when he was a rookie after the Madysen Andrew totaled 10 points. what he calls a frustrating bat- helmet hit in a 1984 game that 1977 season. He told the radio West Central 56, points, and Haley Schoor Lennox hosts Parkston tle with a condition caused by knocked him out. He called it station he often forgets how to Beresford 39 scored nine. Thursday, and Canton hosts head trauma that can lead to the hardest hit he ever took. get to places he’s visited for BERESFORD — McKenzie Emerson-Hubbard hosts Irene-Wakonda Friday. dementia and depression. “That ain’t the first time I years. He has previously said Walthill Friday, and Randolph CANTON (2-14) ...... 7 22 33 45 Stone had 16 points and LENNOX (8-8) ...... 10 21 33 51 The former Heisman Trophy was knocked out or been dazed he was troubled by short-tem- three teammates also hosts Crofton the same day. winner at Pittsburgh and Super over the course of my career, pered moments with his family. EMERSON-HUBBARD (19-3)...... 11 32 45 56 reached double figures as RANDOLPH (13-5) ...... 10 21 35 46 Norfolk Catholic 42, Bowl champion with the Dallas and now I’m suffering for it,” “Some days are good. Some West Central beat Beresford Cowboys was diagnosed in 2013 Dorsett told the AP three years days are bad,” Dorsett told the as having signs of chronic trau- ago. “And the NFL is trying to radio station. “I signed up for 56-39 on Tuesday in Beres- Huron 48, Mitchell 38 Guardian Angels 41 matic encephalopathy, a degen- deny it.” this when, I guess, I started ford. MITCHELL — Sarah Carr NORFOLK, Neb. — Norfolk erative brain condition. Dorsett Dorsett and thousands of playing football so many years Bailey Meadors added 12 led Huron to a 48-38 victory Catholic edged out Guardian told Dallas-area radio station former players have accused ago. But, obviously, not know- points for West Central (14- over Mitchell with 17 points Angels Central Catholic 42-41 KTCK-AM 1310 last week that the NFL of long hiding what it ing that the end was going to be 3), while Alexa From had 11 and 11 rebounds Tuesday Tuesday in Norfolk. he loves football and it was knew about concussions and like this.” points and Kylie Hanisch night in Mitchell. Geena Piper netted 14 “good to me.” brain injuries to keep players Dorsett held the NCAA ca- added 10 points. Adding to Huron’s win was points and grabbed 12 re- “It’s just unfortunate that on the field. The 60-year-old reer rushing record for 22 years The biggest difference was Jazmin Newton with 10 bounds for Norfolk Catholic, I’m going through what I’m Dorsett opted out of a settle- with 6,082 yards at Pittsburgh West Central’s 18-5 edge in points and six rebounds. and Maddie Love added 13 going through,” Dorsett said. ment between the NFL and for- before Texas’ Ricky Williams the third quarter. For Mitchell, Taylor points to the win. “I’m in the fight, man. I’m not mer players that could end up broke it in 1998. He said he’d For Beresford (10-8), No stats were given for just laying around letting this paying out $1 billion. He said he still encourage young athletes, Volesky totaled 18 points and Becca Nelson had nine points grabbed eight rebounds. Guardian Angels Central overtake me. I’m hoping we can wanted his case to stand on its including those in his family, to while Hannah Hepner and Catholic. reverse this thing somehow.” merits. play football. Huron hosts Brandon Val- Maddee Antonson both ley Friday, and Mitchell hosts Thursday, Norfolk scored eight points. Brandon Valley Thursday. Catholic travels to Crofton, West Central hosts Vermil- HURON (5-11) ...... 8 15 30 48 and Guardian Angels Central lion on Thursday and Beres- MITCHELL (6-10)...... 7 18 27 38 Catholic host Pierce. 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