Boys Golf

Valentine at Ainsworth Triangular

Track and Field

Todd County at Douglas Early Bird Invite

MLB

Twins at Orioles at 2

The Minnesota Twins will look to build off the success they had last season when they open the 2018 campaign in Camden Yards again Baltimore this afternoon against the Orioles. Two seasons ago, Paul Molitor’s team had a league worst 59 wins before they appeared in the playoffs last season against New York. Newcomer Jake Odorizzi will take the ball on the mound for the Twins this afternoon against Baltimore righty Dylan Bundy. First pitch is scheduled for 2:05. Go Twins!

The South Dakota Basketball Coaches Association has released the Girls Class ‘A’ All-State Basketball Team. Morgan Koepsell of McCook/Central Montrose was named the player of the year. Locally, Todd County’s Caelyn Valandra made second team all-state as she averaged over 19 points a game in her freshman season. Winner Sophomore Morgan Hammerbeck made third team all-state as she averaged over 16 points a game for the Lady Warriors.

Dakota Wesleyan University Invitational results from Tuesday- Courtesy of the Mitchell Daily Republic

Boys events (top six)

60-meter dash: 1. Bryce Plamp, CS, 7.58; 2. Weston Tobin, MVP, 7.61; 3. Hunter Antrobus, Y, 7.63; 4. Malcolm Janis, W, 7.69; 5. Ryan Wager, JVC, 7.70; 6. Gavin Holland, A, 7.73.

200: 1. Courtney Miller, Mitchell, 24.78; 2. Miles Rolle, Mitchell, 25.21; 3. Sam Edwards, Mitchell, 25.64; 4. Gavin Holland, A, 25.9; 5. Max Donovan, Chamberlain, 25.93; 6. Kezery LeBeau, KWL, 26.0;

400: 1. Paul Lauck, MCM, 54.98; 2. Brandon Andrews, B, 55.16; 3. Austin Frick, Y, 55.82; 4. Jarod Uher, Mitchell, 56.44; 5. Jacob Jarding, Mitchell, 57.94; 6. Isaac Dietzenbach, Canton, 58.11.

800: 1. Matthew Toso, Canton, 2:08.05; 2. Kyle Glanzer, MVP, 2:08.07; 3. Colton Schweigert, JVC, 2:13.54; 4. Matthew Hoffman, B, 2:17.87; 5. Logan Bush, MVP, 2:21.45; 6. Jake Limmer, B, 2:22.28.

1600: 1. Alec Atwood, B, 4:46.17; 2. Cody Szarmach, Canton, 5:04.01; 3. Braden Held, JVC, 5:07.31; 4. Justin Cap, Y, 5:08.67; 5. Dallas Davis, B, 5:10.27; 6. Trevor Rafferty, Y, 5:13.49.

3200: 1. Tim Merchen, Y, 11:05.97; 2. Cody Szarmach, Canton, 11:21.13; 3. Bradyn Lhotak, W, 11:47.48; 4. Ryker Erstad, A, 12:08.93; 5. Layne Lewis, MVP, 12:10.96; 6. Jared Cutler, Y, 12:15.02.

4×200: 1. James Valley Christian, 1:39.85; 2. MVP, 1:40.01; 3. CS, 1:40.34; 4. Yankton, 1:41.65; 5. Chamberlain, 1:41.67; 6. Beresford, 1:44.40.

4×400: 1. Corsica-Stickney, 3:43.78; 2. MVP, 3:44.50; 3. JVC, 3:45.91; 4. Beresford, 3:51.83; 5. MCM, 3:58.99; 6. Wagner, 3:53.34.

4×800: 1. James Valley Christian, 8:16.59; 2. MVP, 8:17.68; 3. Corsica-Stickney, 8:24.39; 4. Beresford, 9:11.18; 5. Chamberlain, 9:13.26; 6. MCM, 9:23.02.

High jump: 1. Cole Sievert, Mitchell, 5-06; 2. Paxon Fleming, SFR, 5-04; 3. Will Parry, A, 5-04; 4. Cayden Peterson, Y, J5-04; 5. K.J. St. Pierre, W, J5-04; 6. Patrick Niyonshuti, SFR, J5-04.

Long jump: 1. Darrian Hood, JVC, 21-02.0; 2. Malcolm Janis, W, 19-08.75; 3. Carson Powers, Chamberlain, 19-03.5; 4. Hunter Borah, B, 18-02.0; 5. Presley Johnson, SFR, 18-01.0; 6. Drayton Priebe, Chamberlain, 18-00.25;

Triple jump: 1. Darrian Hood, JVC, 41-07.0; 2. Josh Galvin-Hofer, Y, 39-04.25; 3. Joe Beyke, Canton, 38-04.0; 4. Jack Antonson, B, 38-03.75; 5. Cayden Peterson, Y, 35-01.25; 6. Jordan Massie, MVP, 35-00.75.

Shot put: 1. Nash Hutmacher, Chamberlain, 53-06; 2. Caleb Carnes, B, 50-02.5; 3. Justin Becker, KWL, 41-11.0; 4. Jacob Joachim, CS, 41-07.0; 5. Cordel Menning, CS, 40-07.5; 6. Joe Eichacker, MCM, 40-05.0;

Pole vault: 1. Kiel Nelson, Mitchell, 13-00; 2. Sutton Carpenter, Mitchell, 13-00; 3. Jaden Peters, W, 12-06; 4. Nathan Moon, SFR, 12-00; 5. Sam Jones, Mitchell, 11-06; 6. Oakley Palmer, Y, 10-00.

Girls

Team Scores: 1. Yankton, 104; 2. Mount Vernon/Plankinton, 61; 3. Chamberlain, 57; 4. Beresford, 51; 5. Kimball/White Lake, 48; 6. Mitchell, 36; 7. Canton, 29; 8. McCook Central/Montrose, 28; 9. Wagner, 23; 10. James Valley Christian, 10; 11. Corsica-Stickney, 8; 12. Arlington, 2; 13. Sioux Falls Roosevelt, 1.

60-meter dash: 1. Camie Walz, MVP, 8.32; 2. Alanna Hood, JVC, 8.50; 3. Cora Schurman, Y, 8.53; 4. Kennedy Leiferman, KWL, 8.60; 5. Makenzie Sorensen, Chamberlain, 8.62; 6. Savannah Risseeuw, MVP, 8.63.

200: 1. Kyla Crago, Mitchell, 28.06; 2. Kennedy Leiferman, KWL, 28.86; 3. Josie Jensen, Y, 29.13; 4. Caitlin Ostbye, M, 29.14; 5. Nykki Husman, 29.50; 6. Abby Dethlefsen, C-S, 29.66.

400: 1. Anna Atwood, B, 1:03.30; 2. Dacey Rihanek, MVP, 1:03.78; 3. Jacy Pulse, MCM, 1:03.87; 4. Josie Jensen, Y, 1:05.54; 5. Harley Miles, MCM, 1:05.80; 6. Tanley Goebel, A, 1:07.00.

800: 1. Madisyn Bietz, Y, 2:34.09; 2. Hallie Schmidt, MVP, 2:47.12; 3. Lorna Gregerson, MVP, 2:49.63; 4. Abby Hutmacher, Chamberlain, 2:50.09; 5. Tessa Pickart, MVP, 2:52.51; 6. Courtney Shumaker, JVC, 2:52.60.

1600: 1. Ella Byers, Chamberlain, 5:22.14; 2. Cait Savey, B, 5:26.03; 3. Maddy McClure, Y, 5:29.23; 4. Ellie Overweg, KWL, 5:58.00; 5. Lauren Eidsness, Y, 6:04.25; 6. Tayler Factor, Mitchell, 6:14.00.

3200: 1. Allison Hough, Chamberlain, 13:08.65; 2. Sidney McCord, KWL, 13:18.02; 3. Alcista Dion, W, 13:18.80; 4. Maria Baker, MVP, 13:23.04; Peyton DeLange, C-S, 14:03.30; 6. Morgan Clites, C-S, 14:20.50.

4×200: 1. Yankton, 1:53.29; 2. Mount Vernon/Plankinton, 1:54.92; 3. Canton, 1:59.06; 4. Beresford, 1:59.42; 5. Corsica-Stickney, 2:01.30; 6. Arlington, 2:01.31.

4×400: 1. Yankton, 4:21.70; 2. Mount Vernon/Plankinton, 4:22.06; 3. Kimball/White Lake, 4:33.38; 4. Canton, 4:36.74; 5. McCook Central/Montrose, 4:38.87; 6. Corsica-Stickney, 4:39.09.

4×800: 1. Yankton, 10:19.89; 2. Kimball/White Lake, 10:45.36; 3. Wagner, 10:45.91; 4. Beresford, 10:52.06; 5. Mount Vernon/Plankinton, 10:53.10; 6. Chamberlain, 10:58.59.

High jump: 1. Carly Haring, Mitchell, 5-4; 2. Jessica Niles, B, 4-10; 3. Aubrey Twedt, B, 4-10; 4. Madison Wuebben, Y, 4-8; 4. Amy Uher, Mitchell, 4-8; 6. Taliyah Hayes, SFR, 4-6.

Long jump: 1. Jocelyn Krouse, MCM, 16-5.75; 2. Sage Pulse, KWL, 15-8; 3. Avany Long, Chamberlain, 15-2.25; 4. Paige Gullikson, Y, 15-0.50; 5. Jessica Niles, B, 15-0; 6. Nykki Husman, Y, 14-8.50.

Triple jump: 1. Jocelyn Krouse, MCM, 33-06; 2. Nissa Vetos, Canton, 32-02; 3. Madison Wuebben, Y, 30-08; 4. Jayd Chmela, Chamberlain, 30-06.25; 5. Nykki Husman, Y, 29-06; 6. Aubrey Twedt, B, 28-11.25.

Shot put: 1. Mandy Handel, Chamberlain, 34-09.5; 2. Aurora Papstein, Y, 34-06.5; 3. Randa VandenHoek, KWL, 34-01.5; 4. Katlyn Briggs, MVP, 33-09; 5. Aubrey Boden, B, 32-09; 6. Janae Patterson, W, 32-07.5.

Pole vault: 1. Britney Krcil, W, 8-06; 2. McKenzie Norton, Mitchell, 8-06; 3. Miranda Schulte, Y, 8-06.

If you are planning on playing softball for Clearfield this summer, they will have signups take place tonight from 6-7pm at Wings N’ More inside the Winner American legion. If you have a friend who would like to play and they aren’t committed to another team, feel free to bring them along to the signups! If you can’t make it please contact Patti Duffy, Skyler Best or Haley Barfuss.

Boys Golf

Valentine and Ainsworth at West Holt Scramble

Track and Field

Kimball/White Lake and Chamberlain at DWU Invite in Mitchell at 2

Club Baseball

Chamberlain/Kimball at Wessington Springs at 5:30

The 12th annual Great Plains Senior All Star Basketball Games will take place on Tuesday, April 3rd at the Barnhart Gymnasium in White River! Doors will open at 5pm and the girls game will kick things off at 6pm. Halftime of the girls contest will be the girls three point shootout. A dunk contest will be done after the girls game wraps up followed by the boys all star game. Halftime of the boys game will be the boys three point shootout. If you have questions you can call Peri Strain at 516 0326.

Beginning this Saturday, Sportsmax will air in place of Coaches Corner beginning at 9am on Country 1260. Sportsmax will run from 9-10am each and every Saturday until we get you ready for the fall sports season. If you won’t be able to catch it on Saturday, we will re-air the program in its entirety from 1-2pm each and every Sunday on Country 1260.

In Vermillion last night in Women’s WNIT Sweet 16 action, USD got a huge three from Chloe Lamb late as USD took down Michigan State, 85-83 in overtime. USD was down 83-81 with 22 seconds remaining when Lamb was able to hit the go ahead three. The Lady Coyotes were led in scoring by Ciara Duffy’s 25 points. Next up for USD is TCU on Sunday in the quarterfinal round. Tipoff time in Vermillion is 6pm.

In the Men’s NCAA Division II Final Four last night in Sioux Falls, the fans got their money’s worth as Northern State was able to hold off Queens, North Carolina in double overtime, 105-99. The Wolves were down five in the first overtime before they were able to force an extra frame. Ian Smith led Northern in scoring with 22 points. The Wolves will play in the program’s first ever division II championship game on Saturday against Ferris State at 2pm.