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.
Men’s College Basketball from Wednesday
Division 2 Tournament- Elite 8 in Pittsburgh
Nova Southeastern 76, Black Hills State 66. The Yellow Jackets end their season with a school record 30 wins.
Thursday’s Schedule
Track and Field
Burke, Baltic, Dell Rapids St. Mary’s, Parker/Marion and Kimball/White Lake at Class B Mount Marty Meet in Yankton
Club Baseball
Dell Rapids at St. Thomas More
MLB
Twins at Orioles at 2:05- Season Opener
NCAA Women’s Basketball
WNIT Round of 16
7pm- Pepperdine at USD
NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament- Sweet 16
Nebraska vs Iowa in Houston at 6:30
The All-State Girls Basketball teams have been revealed:
Class AA
First team
Alyvia Padgett, Brandon Valley
Sydney Terveen, O’Gorman
Brinley Altenburg, SF Jefferson
Dana Harpe, SF Washington
Ruby Moore, O’Gorman
Gracie Salter, Brandon Valley
Second team
Addie Siemsen, Mitchell
Hylton Heinz, Huron
Leah Landry, RC Central
Taryn Hermansen, Aberdeen Central
Lauryn Burckhard, Aberdeen Central
Josie Biteler, Sioux Falls Washington
Honorable mention
Henlee Loof, Sioux Falls Roosevelt
Jayna VanLaecken, Tea Area
Eden Wolfgram, Yankton
Kate Scharf, Spearfish
Ava Kellenberger, Brandon Valley
Player of the Year-
Alyvia Padgett, Brandon Valley
Class A
First team
Ashlyn Koupal, Wagner
Ashlan Carlow-Blount, Mahpiya Luta
Addison Neuendorf, Hamlin
Taylor Reuvers, Vermillion
Lezlei Setzer, Sioux Falls Christian
Blake Thompson, Mobridge-Pollock
Second team
Kacey Jaton, West Central
Kailey Cradduck, Sioux Valley
Ella Merriman, Beresford
Amelia Shangreaux, Lakota Tech
Morgan Sheppard, Flandreau
Rorie Thoreson, Dell Rapids
Third team
Lizzie Robinson, Lakota Tech
Aubree Worden, Dakota Valley
Issie Steffensen, Hamlin
Andie Peters, Lennox
Shania Ferguson, Mahpiya Luta
Belle Pauli, Milbank
Honorable mention
Bergan Musser, Lennox
Mya Anderson, Canton
Suni Bowman, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte
Ashlynn Vavruska, Florence-Henry
Isabella Shangreaux, Lakota Tech
Mya Mills, Mahpiya Luta
Player of the Year
Ashlyn Koupal, Wagner
Class B
First team
Jaelyn Huntimer, Arlington
Brynlee Landis, Colman-Egan
Peyson O’Neill, Bennett County
Izzie Eide, Centerville
Jordyn Scott, Lyman
Mak Scott, Lyman
Second team
Marissa Storm, Ethan
Hazel Luethmers, De Smet
Reagan O’Neill, Bennett County
Braylee Bordewyk, Corsica-Stickney,
Addison Heinje, Waubay-Summit
Liz Boschee, Sanborn Central-Woonsocket
Third team
Taziah Hawkins, Ethan
Keeara Oakley, Parkston
Berkley Ziebart, Parkston
Jacy Wolf, Chester
Rylie Peters, Freeman
Jada Baloun, Highmore-Harrold
Honorable mention
Kamryn Padden, Harding County
Amree Vander Vorst, North Central
Oakley Weber, Bridgewater-Emery
Emmerson Eppard, Chester
Drew Terkildsen, Philip
Rilyn Thury, Avon
Player of the Year
Jaelyn Huntimer, Arlington
The 33rd annual East/West Basketball Shootout was held Monday at the Gregory Auditorium. The East All Stars won the girls game, 107-54. Wagner’s Ashlyn Koupal led the East with 31 points, while Burke’s Emmi Hausmann chipped in 19. Winner’s Kylie Sachtjen led the West with 14 points while Kali Randall of Chamberlain added 11 points. The boys game was won by the East team, 93-81. Ky Arpan of Wagner led the East with 21 points while Gregory’s Colt Keiser had 20 points. Riddik Big Eagle of Chamberlain and Jye Bailey of Platte/Geddes each scored 12 points for the West. Kate Lichty of Miller won the girls 3 point shootout, while Braxton Harrison of Chamberlain won the boys 3 point shootout.