MLB

Twins at Royals at 6:40

 

Women’s College Basketball-WNIT Fab Four

Illinois State at USD at 7pm

Track and Field

At the DWU Indoor Meet on Tuesday in Mitchell, Lincoln Kranig of Kimball/White Lake won the boys 200 in 23.12. Autumn Baker of Kimball/White Lake won the girls mile in 5:36:31. White River’s Elijah Haukaas was runner up in the boys 2 mile. Chamberlain’s Xavier Donovan won the boys 60 meter hurdles in 9.15. Chamberlain won the girls 4 x 8 relay in 9:32:69.

Track and Field

Burke, Baltic, Canton, Chamberlain, Kimball/White Lake, Lennox, Dell Rapids St. Mary’s, Todd County, West Central and White River at DWU Indoor Meet in Mitchell

 

Softball

Roosevelt at Brandon Valley

Dakota Valley at Canton

Deuel at Baltic

 

Club Baseball

Tri County at Lennox

Vermillion at Brandon Valley

Women’s College Basketball-WNIT

Illinois State over George Washington, 61-53. Illinois State will take on USD Wednesday night at 7pm in the Fab Four of the WNIT.

 

Winner graduate, Bella Swedlund, announced on Monday that she is transferring from Valparaiso to play College Basketball at Mount Marty University. Bella’s sister, Olivia, announced earlier this year that she will also be playing college basketball at Mount Marty as well.

 

MLB

Royals over the Twins, 3-1.

Women’s College Basketball Sunday

In the Great 8 of the WNIT, USD defeated Montana State, 65-56. With the win, the Lady Coyotes march on to the Fab Four, where they will meet the winner of Monday night’s winner between Illinois State and George Washington. The details of the semifinal game featuring the Lady Coyotes will be announced Monday night.

 

MLB Sunday

Orioles over the Twins, 8-6. Tristan Gray drove in three runs for Minnesota, who are now 1-2 and will begin a road series at Kansas City today. First pitch will be at 3:10.

 

Club Baseball Sunday

Gregory County over Canton, 11-0

Pierre over Tea Area, 16-3 and 10-4.

SF Christian and Stevens ended in a 16-16 tie

Lennox over Parker, 17-2

Club Baseball

SF Christian at Rapid City Stevens

Parker at Lennox

Pierre at Tea

Canton at Gregory County

 

MLB

Twins at Orioles at 12:35

 

Women’s College Basketball-WNIT-Great 8

1pm- Montana State at USD

Congratulations to former Winner Football Coach Dan Aaker on being inducted into the South Dakota Football Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame Class! Aaker was officially inducted into the Hall of Fame on Friday night during the annual banquet that was held in Brookings.

The South Dakota High School All-State Boys Basketball teams have been revealed:

Class AA

First team

Sam DeGroot, SF Lincoln

Blake Ellwein, Huron,

Gavin Shawd, Tea Area,

Stellen Larson, Harrisburg

Carter Buisker, Watertown

Brody Schafer, SF Lincoln

 

Second team

Colton Smith, Mitchell

Davis Chase, Huron

Ayuel Deng, Brandon Valley

Sam Ericsson, SF Lincoln

Colby Nuttbrock, SF Jefferson

Grifin Wiebenga, Tea Area

 

Honorable mention

Jackson McClemans, Watertown

Mason Clark, O’Gorman

Memphis Bylander, SF Roosevelt

Justin Bilal, SF Roosevelt

Hayden Rock, Sturgis

Bergan Tetzlaff, Brookings, 6-6, sr., F (15.3 ppg, 8.8 rpg, 3.2 apg)

 

*Player of the Year*

Sam DeGroot of Lincoln

 

Class A

First team

Brant Wassenaar, SF Christian

Marvin Richard III, Pine Ridge

Connor Mebius, West Central,

Trey Hansen, Vermillion

Jackson Wadsworth, Hamlin

Sully Felberg, Clark-Willow Lake

 

Second team

Will Kuhl, West Central

Wyatt Gylten, St. Thomas More

Ryder Johnson, Groton Area

Riley Casey, Little Wound

Boden Stevenson, Hamlin

Tatum Sorensen, Dakota Valley

 

Third team

Eddie Duffy, Stanley County

Tate Gerdes, Lennox

Aiden Hanssen, Lennox

Chris Bevers, Clark-Willow Lake

Zane Messick, Hill City

Cooper Goodbary, SF Christian

 

Honorable mention

Luke Sheppard, Flandreau

Damien Clown, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte

Carter Craven, Winner

Brady Hiltunen, Sioux Valley

Levi Elk Nation, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte

Isaak Hunter, Miller

Paxton Deal, Stanley County

 

*Player of the Year*

Brant Wassenaar of Sioux Falls Christian

 

Class B

First team

Grant Wilkinson, De Smet

Teelen Kjerstad, Wall

Wesley Wittler, Sully Buttes

Brady Schroedermeier, Viborg-Hurley

Kamden Keszler, Castlewood

David Walter, Freeman

 

Second team

Brycen Bruening, Parkston

Colby Flowers, Wessington Springs

MJ Diehm, Lyman

Chance Schoenfeld, Deubrook Area

Brooks Jett, Aberdeen Christian

Ben Weber, Bridgewater-Emery

 

Third team

Parker Graff, Wessington Springs

Tate Sorensen, Freeman

Emmet Dinger, Wall

Holden Wollman, Bridgewater-Emery

Jake Austin, Viborg-Hurley

Lucas Peskey, Iroquois/Lake Preston

 

Honorable mention

Noah Luethmers, De Smet

Dawsen Volmer, Lyman

Colt Keiser, Gregory

Westyn Thorpe, Leola/Frederick Area

Kassen Keough, Langford Area

Hogan Hlavacek, Waubay-Summit

Caleb Richmond, Wolsey-Wessington

 

*Player of the Year*

Grant Wilkinson of DeSmet

Club Baseball

Dell Rapids at Rapid City Christian

SF Christian at Belle Fourche

Harrisburg at Park Hill South, Kansas

Brandon Valley at Lawrence, Kansas

 

Softball

EPJ at Dell Rapids

Arlington at SF Christian

 

MLB

Twins at Orioles at 3:05

NCAA Men’s Basketball-Sweet 16

Iowa 77, Nebraska 71

 

NCAA Women’s Basketball-WNIT Round of 16

USD 73, Pepperdine 57. USD advances to the Great 8 as they will host Montana State in Vermillion on Sunday at 1pm.

 

MLB

Orioles 2, Twins 1

 

Track and Field

At the Class B Mount Marty Meet in Yankton on Thursday,

Lincoln Kranig of Kimball/White Lake won the boys 200 in 22.99. In the girls 4 x 8 relay, Kimball/White Lake finished runner up to Mount/Vernon Plankinton. In the boys 60 meter dash, Lincoln Kranig of Kimball/White Lake placed fifth. In the girls mile, Autumn Baker of Kimball/White Lake placed fifth, while her teammate, Alli McCord was sixth. In the girls 200, Breckynn Pistulka of Burke placed fourth.