Chris Doski will hit the road again as he will have coverage of a boys and girls basketball doubleheader this Friday when Winner travels to Wagner. Pre-game coverage for the first varsity game will start at around 6:10. Remember we will stream both of the games here at kwyr.com! Chris will be joined after each of the two games by Coach Larry Aaker and Coach Brett Gardner. Good luck to Winner in their season opener this week!

The following is the KWSN/KSFY South Dakota Broadcaster’s Basketball Poll that KWYR takes part in:

Girls

AA

School 1^{st Pts}

1. Aberdeen Central (8) 61

2. Lincoln (3) 41

3. Washington (1) 31

4. Harrisburg (1) 30

5. O’Gorman (1) 28

Others

Roosevelt 11

Brandon Valley 2

RC Central 2

Yankton 2

RC Stevens 1

Brookings 1

Class A Girls

School 1st Pts

1. St. Thomas More (13) 69

2. McCook Central/Montrose 38

3. Hamlin 32

4. Webster Area 31

5. Dakota Valley (1) 15

Others

Sioux Valley 6

Pine Ridge 5

Lennox 5

Dakota Valley 3

Mt.Vernon/Plankinton 3

Custer 2

Winner 1

Madison 1

Dell Rapids 1

Groton Area 1

Elk Point/Jefferson 1

Class B Girls

School 1st Pts

1. Sully Buttes (11) 65

2. Ethan (2) 52

3. SC/Woonsocket (1) 43

4. Castlewood 17

5. DeSmet 13

Others

Northwestern 6

Warner 4

Hanson 3

Wall 3

Jones County 2

Summit 1

Class AA Boys

School 1st Pts

1. Washington (7) 59

2. O’Gorman (5) 56

3. Brandon Valley 25

4. Aberdeen Central 20

5. Lincoln (2) 19

Others

RC Stevens 16

Huron 6

Watertown 4

Pierre 3

Brookings 2

Class A Boys

Schools 1st Pts

1. SF Christian (6) 50

2. Madison (5) 48

3. STM (2) 41

4. Sioux Valley (1) 22

5. Dakota Valley 18

Others

Dell Rapids 12

Chamberlain 11

Tea Area 4

Flandreau 2

Aberdeen Roncalli 1

Winner 1

Vermillion 1

Class B Boys

1. Warner (7) 52

2. Chester Area (1) 42

3. Langford Area (5) 40

4. Corsica-Stickney (1) 31

5. Bridgewater-Emery 11

Others

Irene-Wakonda 10

Colman-Egan 6

White River 6

Wolsey/Wessington 5

Canistota 4

Potter County 2

Girls Basketball

Andes Central/Dakota Christian at Gregory

Burke/South Central at Lyman on 93.7FM

Jones County at New Underwood

Corsica/Stickney at Colome

St. Francis at Pine Ridge

Chamberlain at Mt. Vernon/Plankinton

Kimball/White Lake at James Valley Christian

Bennett County at Todd County

The Sports Zone with Doski and Casey Hutmacher will be back on the air this Thursday on 93.7FM beginning at 1:45! The guys will make their NFL picks for this week and break down each game. Remember at the end of the show the guys will once again be giving away a Bud Light prize package to one lucky caller who answers their trivia question correctly!

‘Vikings Visit’ with Chris Doski will return tomorrow. Chris and a local Minnesota Vikings fan will recap the Vikings-Cowboys game from Thursday and look ahead to the final four games of the regular season. The program will air at around 3:45 Tuesday afternoon on Country 1260AM, and at around 7:10pm tomorrow night on 93.7FM.

Chris Doski will have coverage of Girls High School Basketball tomorrow night on 93.7FM! Chris will have the call for the Burke/South Central at Lyman contest. Pre-game coverage from the Lyman Gardens in Presho will begin at around 7:40 on Magic 93. Best of luck to the Lady Cougars and to the Lady Raiders in a matchup between two of our area teams! The game will also be streaming online as well.

The following are results from High School Wrestling Tournaments that took place on Saturday:

Wrestling

Burke/Gregory, Todd County, St. Francis and Lyman at Stanley County Invite

Chamberlain at O’Neill Invite

Winner Area at Kimball Invite

College Football- FCS Playoffs

Villanova at SDSU at 2pm

We want to say congratulations to Winner’s Harvey Naasz on being selected for induction into the South Dakota Sports Hall of Fame! Harvey is one of ten individuals who will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at the Sioux Falls Convention Center on April the 8th of 2017. The other coaches who were selected for induction are Burnell Glanzer and Forry Flaagan.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Dez Bryant caught four passes for 84 yards and the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter, helping the Dallas Cowboys win their 11th straight game with a 17-15 victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday night.

Bryant’s 56-yard catch in the first half set up Ezekiel Elliott’s 1-yard plunge. The receiver caught an 8-yard scoring pass in the fourth quarter after a fumbled punt by Minnesota’s Adam Thielen.

Elliott rushed for 86 yards on 20 carries for the Cowboys (11-1). They have the longest single-season winning streak in franchise history.

Sam Bradford threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Jerick McKinnon with 25 seconds to play, but the 2-point conversion failed for the Vikings (6-6), who found out earlier on Thursday that coach Mike Zimmer would not be able to attend the game after having emergency eye surgery on Wednesday night.

Dak Prescott was 12 for 18 for 139 yards passing for Dallas.

Bradford completed 32 of 45 passes for 247 yards, Danielle Hunter had two sacks and Kai Forbath kicked three field goals for Minnesota, which has last six of the last seven games after a 5-0 start.

Vikings special teams coordinator Mike Priefer was elevated to head coach for the game and it remains unclear how long Zimmer will be out. Minnesota’s third-ranked defense did their fiery leader proud, holding the explosive Cowboys offense to season lows in points, yards (264) and first downs (13).

The Vikings forced two turnovers from a team that had not coughed one up in the previous four games, including a strip sack by Brian Robison that set up Forbath’s 33-yard field goal for a 9-7 lead early in the fourth quarter.

KEY PLAY

With Dallas’ offense doing nothing, Kyle Wilber made the play of the game when he punched the ball out of Thielen’s hand, then pulled the ball away as the two rolled to the turf. Officials initially did not catch the fumble, but a heads-up challenge by Jason Garrett got the call overturned and Prescott found Bryant on the next play.

CATCHLESS IN MINNEAPOLIS

Cowboys tight end Jason Witten did not catch a pass, snapping a team-record streak of 130 straight games with a reception dating to 2008.

MISSED OPPORTUNITY

On a night when offense was hard to come by, Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph let a big-time opportunity slip through his fingers in the third quarter. Bradford squeezed a throw to Rudolph between two defenders, but the big tight end dropped what would have been a go-ahead 18-yard touchdown.

The Vikings settled for a field goal, cutting the Cowboys’ lead to 7-6.

A TD TO TIE TD

Elliott’s 1-yard plunge in the second quarter gave Dallas a 7-3 lead. It was his 12th touchdown rushing this season, tying him with Tony Dorsett for most by a rookie in Cowboys history.

BRADFORD UNDER SEIGE

Playing behind a patchwork offensive line that included center Nick Easton making his first career start in place of the injured Joe Berger (concussion), Bradford was under pressure all night long from a Cowboys defense that has often struggled in that area this season.

Bradford was sacked three times and had to leave the game on the final drive of the second quarter after taking a helmet from Maliek Collins to his rib cage. After getting some medical attention during halftime, Bradford was able to remain in the game.

ZIMMER TRIBUTE

Before the game, the Vikings played a short video of Zimmer addressing the team during a practice. Zimmer’s primary message: “Do your job.”

That has been a common theme during his three seasons in Minnesota, and the organization likely wanted the players to hear it one more time before taking the field. After the video, a picture of Zimmer was put on the big screen with a “Get Well Soon” message attached.

UP NEXT
Cowboys: Dallas heads to New York on Dec. 11 to face the Giants, the only team to have beaten the Cowboys this season.

Vikings: Minnesota will travel to Jacksonville on Dec. 11 to face the Jaguars, hoping the extra time off will be enough for Zimmer to recover and return to the sideline.

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