Boys Basketball

Avon 62, Tripp-Delmont/Armour 46

Burke 62, Kimball/White Lake 46

Castlewood 58, Oldham-Ramona-Rutland 27

Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 92, Crazy Horse 37

Elk Point-Jefferson 78, Lakota Tech 31

Elkton-Lake Benton 68, Estelline/Hendricks 57

Flandreau Indian 59, Gayville-Volin 55

Freeman 70, Corsica-Stickney 27

Gettysburg 65, Faulkton Area 54

Hamlin 74, Deuel 21

Hill City 61, Douglas 41

Huron 64, Aberdeen Central 40

Irene-Wakonda 58, Marty 45

James Valley Christian 81, Arlington 42

Kadoka Area 59, Bison 29

Lyman 77, Philip 50

Mobridge-Pollock 71, Sully Buttes 63

New Underwood 86, Bennett County 68

Northwestern 59, Great Plains Lutheran 49

Sioux Falls Christian 77, Western Christian (Iowa) 62

St. Francis Indian 58, White River 54

Spearfish 58, Custer 38

 

Girls Basketball

Aberdeen Central 56, Huron 44

Arlington 59, James Valley Christian 24

Avon 43, Tripp-Delmont/Armour 33

Bennett County 62, New Underwood 24

Castlewood 60, Oldham-Ramona-Rutland 28

Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 75, Lower Brule 55

Gayville-Volin 88, Flandreau Indian 32

Hamin 59, Deuel 25

Herreid/Selby Area 48, Leola/Frederick Area 36

Ipswich 49, Wilmot 29

Irene-Wakonda 55, Marty 13

Lyman 55, Philip 23

McIntosh 80, Takini 12

Milbank 53, Florence/Henry 31

Mobridge-Pollock 85, Sully Buttes 29

Northwestern 40, Great Plains Lutheran 33

Pine Ridge 81, Crow Creek 54

Spearfish 60, Custer 20

St. Francis Indian 74, Little Wound 43

Wessington Springs 48, Hitchcock-Tulare 41 (OT)

West Central 55, Elk Point-Jefferson 29

Wolsey-Wessington 66, De Smet 55

 

 

Girls Wrestling

At the Hot Springs Tournament, Rapid City Central won the team title with 81.5 points. Winner was sixth with 20 points. Jadelynn McCall went 4-1 for Winner and finished runner up.

 

Men’s College Basketball

Black Hills State 87, Colorado School of Mines 69. Blake Volmer, formerly of Winner, had two points and a couple of rebounds in the win.

Denver over SDSU, 79-61. Joe Sayler, formerly of White River, had 15 points for the Jackrabbits.

 

Women’s College Basketball

USD over Kansas City in OT, 70-65

SDSU over North Dakota, 94-48.