Saturday began with news of Earl Weaver's death at age 82. By the end of the night, 92-year-old Stan Musial had died, too, leaving baseball to reflect on two distinguished careers rich in contrasts. 

 One was born in St. Louis, the other became a star there. Aside from that, Weaver and Musial were about as different as two Hall of Famers could be.

 A three-time MVP and seven-time National League batting champion, Musial helped the Cardinals win three World Series championships in the 1940s. His popularity in St. Louis can be measured by the not one, but two statues that stand in his honor outside Busch Stadium. Weaver was born in St. Louis, but his greatest success came as a manager in Baltimore. He took the Orioles to the World Series four times, winning one title in 1970.

 Weaver, who won 1,480 Major League games, was the Aberdeen Pheasants manager in 1959.

ST. PAUL, Minn.-- Zach Parise scored his first goal with Minnesota.

 But Josh Harding's seventh career shutout was even bigger news in the Wild's 1-0 victory over the Dallas Stars on Sunday.

 It was his first start since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

 Harding became one of Minnesota's feel-good stories last year when the team announced his intention to manage his illness and continue playing.

 Earlier in the summer, he passed on the chance to leave and instead re-signed with the Wild to play behind Niklas Backstrom again.

 ''I can't say enough and I can't thank them enough for how good the team has been from the top down,'' Harding said. ''I'm not just talking about the players, I'm talking about management, I'm talking about everybody. It's one of the reasons I signed back here. This is a family and I can't say enough about each and every guy in here.''

 Harding stopped all 24 shots he faced in his first start since being diagnosed last summer.

 ''I can't say I'm surprised with how well he played,'' said Parise, who skated with Harding frequently at the University of Minnesota during the NHL lockout. ''He's been looking good for a while.''

 Parise got his third point with the Wild a night after getting two assists in Minnesota's season-opening win against Colorado.

 His first goal of the season came at 8:11 of the first period just as a 4-on-3 advantage for the Wild expired.

 Parise one-timed a pass from Pierre-Marc Bouchard past Cristopher Nilstorp from the slot.

 ''It felt good to get one and get one early in the season,'' he said. ''We did a good job. It was a tough game both offensively and defensively for us.''

 Both teams looked sluggish on the second night of back-to-back games. Each team was coming off a four-goal performance the night before, but struggled to find any sort of an offensive flow.

 The Stars were 0 for 4 on the power play and never found a rhythm against the Wild's defense and Harding.

 ''We knew it's going to be like that, with the short season, with such a short season and we get to make up a lot of games in a short time,'' Stars right wing Jaromir Jagr said.

 Despite their tired legs, the Stars had chances throughout thanks to the impressive play of Nilstorp, who signed with Dallas in June after playing the previous four seasons in the Swedish Elite League. He stopped 31 shots in his first career NHL start for Dallas.

 ''He played great,'' Alex Goligoski said. ''He was awesome. I don't know, they get the one on the power play, broke a couple of sticks, and other than that, he made some unbelievable saves.''

Just in time for the Lee Wolf Invitational this weekend in Aberdeen, coach Rocky Burkett and his Central wrestlers shined in Hartford Saturday.

 The Golden Eagles won the West Central Tournament, piling up 211 points.

 Central's Griffin Hieb was named the tournament's most valuable wrestler after recording three pins to win the 138-pound title. Another impressive thing about the tourney was Aberdeen's total team effort.

 Thirteen Aberdeen Central wrestlers placed fifth or higher in their weight class to boost the Golden Eagles to the win.

 Wow.

 More to come on the Golden Eagles and the Lee Wolf later this week.

Ex-NSIC QB takes control of Bears

 The new coach of the Chicago Bears has ties to the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.

 Marc Trestman was Minnesota State University Moorhead's starting quarterback for five games in 1978. He helped the Dragons to a 6-5 mark, including a 5-3 record in the NSIC.

 Trestman took over as the Moorhead quarterback from Ed Schultz. Now a successful national talk show host for MSNBC, Schultz was the starting quarterback for the Dragons in 1976 and 1977.

 Northern State did not play Moorhead in 1978, but went 1-1 (won 20-18 at Moorhead in 1976 and lost to the Dragons 35-14 in Aberdeen in 1977) when Schultz was the starting quarterback.

On the road

 Presentation College as an NCAA Division III men's basketball team without a conference has played 20 games this season, with 13 on the road. So far, the Saints have traveled 9,192 miles. PC has five games left, with only one at home. The Saints will travel another 1,846 miles for a total of 11,038 miles in the regular season.

Terrorizing opponents

 Before Sunday's 62-46 loss to Iowa, Purdue senior forward Sam Ostarello had helped the Boilermakers win four Big Ten Conference games in a row, including three in overtime. The graduate of Stanley County in Fort Pierre has 67 points, 70 rebounds, 12 blocked shots, eight steals and six assists in the five games. The Boilermakers (15-3, 4-1 Big Ten) will continue conference play at 7:30 p.m. Thursday against Northwestern in West Lafayette, Ind.

Terror II

 South Dakota State senior guard Nate Wolters passed the 2,000-point mark for his career last week. he all-time leading scorer in Jackrabbit history for men now has 2,022 points in 114 career games. He reached double figures for the 100th time in his career and for the 57th straight game. The Jackrabbits (15-6, 6-2 Summit League) will put their four-game winning streak on the line against North Dakota State at 2:05 p.m. Saturday at Frost Arena in Brookings.

Thriving on ice

 Massive new video display systems by Daktronics in Brookings made their debut in the NHL arena in Tampa Bay Saturday. Another one makes its debut in Columbus tonight.

Thriving on wood

 In Mitchell this weekend, the White River boys' basketball team defeated Canistota 62-50 in the Hanson Classic. Was that a preview to the State B championship March 16 at Wachs Arena in Aberdeen? Many feel White River will be there, since the Tigers have won three of the last five titles, but the vote on a possible opponent would be split among a variety of teams.

Double take

 Sometimes when you are typing up a lot of results (agate, the small type), you type stuff that makes you stop and look again. So it was with me Saturday in typing the results of the Northern State Track Open in the women's 800 meters. In first was Mikayla Barondeau of NSU and in second was Makayla Perryman of NSU.

John Papendick is the managing news-sports editor for the American News. Reach him at jpapendick@aberdeennews.com.

Blog: aberdeensports.net/inthehuddle.

WATERTOWN -- Watertown scored six goals in the first period and never looked back on its way to a 9-2 win over the Aberdeen Cougars on Sunday in high school boys' hockey action.

 The Lakers netted six goals -- three in a span of 14 seconds -- to take a commanding 6-0 lead after the first period. Watertown added two goals in the second period. The Lakers added another goal early in the third period to a 9-0 lead.

 Cameron Huff finally got the Cougars on the board with a goal midway through the third period. Thomas Hogg scored Aberdeen's other goal in the third on assists from Huff and Santjer.

 Patrick Merrigan and Joe Foley scored two goals apiece for Watertown. Spencer Hauge, Mike Steska, Skyler Sutten, Jamison Spiering and Spencer Riddle all scored a goal apiece for the Lakers.

 Aberdeen was out-shot 36-14 in the loss, including 21-5 in the first period. Aberdeen goalie Nick Dalchow had 18 saves, while fellow goalie Jon Loefke had nine saves.

Aberdeen|  0  0  2--2

Watertown|  6  2  1--9

 First Period: 1, Watertown, Joe Foley (Spencer Riddle), 4:48; 2, Watertown, Spencer Hauge (unassisted), 6:47; 3, Watertown, Mike Steska (Riddle), 11:10; 4, Watertown, Foley (Steska), 11:17; 5, Watertown, Skyler Sutten (Riddle, Foley), 11:24; 6, Watertown, Jamison Spiering (unassisted), 13:00. 

 Second Period: 7, Watertown, Riddle (Sutten), 14:44; 8, Watertown, Patrick Merrigan (unassisted), 14:44.

 Third Period: 9, Watertown, Merrigan (Colton Jordan), 4:20; 10, Aberdeen, Cameron Huff (unassisted), 9:51; 11, Aberdeen Thomas Hogg (Dustin Santjer, Huff), 12:44.

 Goalies: Aberdeen, Nick Dalchow (21 shots, 18 saves), Jon Loefke (15 shots, 9 saves); Watertown, Jordan Hamann (14 shots, 12 saves).

T he Aberdeen Cougars surrendered six goals in the third period en route to an 8-2 loss against the Sioux Falls Flyers on Sunday at the Odde Ice Center in high school girls' hockey action.

 The Flyers were clinging to a 2-1 lead after the second period. Aberdeen knotted up the score at 2-2 just 57 seconds into the third period on a goal by Hailey Gould. Mikayla Santjer assisted on the goal. However, the Flyers netted six unanswered goals on their way to the win.

 "Sioux Falls is a good team," Aberdeen coach Rob Weinmeister said. "We made a couple of mistakes and when we made those mistakes, they capitalized on them."

 Hanna Mutschelknaus accounted for five of the eight goals for Sioux Falls. Kayla Nack, Robin Hatcher and Jessica Sandahl each had a goal apiece for the Flyers.

 Gould scored the lone goal of the first period on an assist from Santjer. The Cougars outshot the Flyers 16-9 in the first period.

 "I was very proud of the girls with the way they played that first period, because that is probably the best hockey they have played all year," Weinmeister said. "That is the hockey they are capable of playing. Now it is just getting them to do that for three consecutive periods."

 Sioux Falls took the lead 2-1 on a pair of goals by Mutschelknaus and Nack in the second period.

 "We didn't play bad in the second," Weinmeister said. "We came out a little a flat. They got back in it right away. We didn't play bad the rest of the second, but in the third, we made a few mistakes. We will continue to work and improve on those."

 Aberdeen goalie Hailey Huff finished with 24 saves. Aberdeen was out-shot 32-30 in the loss. The Cougars will play at a tournament in Bismarck, N.D., this Friday through Sunday.

 "It is kind of nice to see some other competition," Weinmeister said.

Sioux Falls|  0  2  6--8

Aberdeen|  1  0  1--2

 First Period: 1, Aberdeen, Hailey Gould (Mikayla Santjer), 7:03. 

 Second Period: 2, Sioux Falls, Hanna Mutschelknaus (Jessica Sandahl, Kayla Nack), 1:14; 3, Sioux Falls, Nack (Maddie Elkins), 2:10.

 Third Period: 4, Aberdeen, Gould (Santjer), 0:57; 5, Sioux Falls, Mutschelknaus (Brooke Gronli), 1:24; 6, Sioux Falls, Robin Hatcher (unassisted), 4:37; 7, Sioux Falls, Mutschelknaus (Elkins), 8:16; 8, Sioux Falls, Mutschelknaus (Elkins), 8:59; 9, Sioux Falls, Mutschelknaus (Elkins), 11:52; 10, Sioux Falls, Sandahl (Hatcher), 14:20.

 Goalies: Sioux Falls, Brittany Corcoran (30 shots, 28 saves); Aberdeen, Hailey Huff (32 shots, 24 saves).

The newest team in the North American Hockey League has a name.

 The team, based in Richfield, Minn., will be the Minnesota Magicians. The team will take to the ice for the 2013-14 season.

 The Magicians will play their home games in Richfield Ice Arena, a two-sheet facility with a main arena that has seating for 1,800. The Magicians are expected to play in the Central Division with the likes of the Aberdeen Wings, Austin Bruins, Bismarck Bobcats, Brookings Blizzard, Coulee Region Chill and Minot Minotauros.

The Aberdeen Central gymnastics team will host a quadrangular at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Huron, Pierre and Watertown will join the Golden Eagles in the school's auxiliary gym.

This weekend will be a big one for wrestling in Aberdeen.

 The annual Lee Wolf Invitational will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday in Golden Eagles Arena. The finals are set for 6 p.m. There will be 16 teams at the Aberdeen Central event, including defending champion West Fargo, Roncalli, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte/Dupree, Potter County, Ipswich, Mobridge-Pollock, Redfield-Doland and Webster.

 On Friday night, Northern State will host Southwest Minnesota State in a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference dual at 7 p.m. at Wachs Arena. Across town in the Roncalli cafetorium, there will be a dual between Sioux Falls O'Gorman and Warner-Northwestern, followed by Roncalli vs. SFO.

INDIANAPOLIS - Andrew Luck and Peyton Manning will get a chance to be teammates after all - at Sunday's Pro Bowl. 

 Luck earned his way to the game when New England's Tom Brady pulled out with an undisclosed injury. 

 He'll be joined by teammates Reggie Wayne and Robert Mathis in Hawaii and Manning, the quarterback who preceded Luck in Indy. 

 Luck was the No. 1 overall pick in April's draft and set NFL rookie records for attempts, yards passing and 300-yard games. He fell just short of the league's rookie marks for completions and touchdowns.  

 Luck also won 11 games, the most by an No. 1 pick in the modern draft and tied an NFL mark by leading seven game-winning drives in the fourth quarter.

Sports books in Las Vegas made the San Francisco 49ers a favorite in the Super Bowl over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night based on the team's solid record and popularity with sports fans. 

 Oddsmakers gave the 49ers an early 4-1/2-point handicap and put the total score at 49 points for the Feb. 3 game in New Orleans. This means gamblers who bet on the Niners will collect only if they win by a margin of victory surpassing 4 points. 

 In addition to betting on the victor, fans can put money on whether the total points scored during the game will fall short of or exceed oddsmakers' predictions. 

 Jay Kornegay, race and sports book director at The LVH casino, said his book made the 49ers a 4-1/2-point favorite and quickly moved the line to 4 points as bettors gambled on the Ravens.

 The 49ers beat the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC title game Sunday afternoon, rallying in the second half after falling behind by 17 points. The Ravens defeated the New England Patriots for the AFC championship later that night, with Joe Flacco throwing three touchdown passes in just over 10 minutes. 

 Oddsmaker Benjamin Eckstein of America's Line said he made the 49ers a 4-1/2--point favorite to encourage action on both teams. 

 ''San Francisco is what we call a very public team because they've been very good over the past couple years, and people just like to bet on them,'' said Eckstein, who provides betting lines to more than 100 newspapers in the U.S. and Canada.

The Super Bowl will have a South Dakota feel to it.

 Baltimore will play San Francisco at 5 p.m. Feb. 3 on CBS in New Orleans for the NFL's biggest prize.

 Two former Northern State football players are on the 49ers' staff. Mark Uyeyama is the head strength and conditioning coach, while Nate Breske of Webster is an assistant athletic trainer. Also, a former South Dakota State assistant and opponent of NSU as a Bemidji State football standout, Trent Baalke, is the general manager of the 49ers.

 Plus, former SDSU assistant Brad Seely of Baltic is the special teams and assistant head coach for the 49ers.

HERREID -- Herreid-Selby Area knocked down its free throws in the fourth quarter to pull away for a non-conference 61-53 win over McLaughlin Monday.

 The Wolverines, who improved to 12-0 and are ranked third in the Class B poll, connected on 15 free throws in the final period while the visitors made two. Shauni Schwartz and Abbey Fjeldheim combined to sink 13 of 20 free throws for the hosts.

 Schwartz tallied 17 points to pace Herreid-Selby Area, which led by just a point at the end of three quarters. Fjeldheim and Kendra Thorstenson added 14 points each.

 Bobbi Jamerson poured in a game-high 24 points to pace McLaughlin.

|Non-conference at Herreid|

 McLAUGHLIN: McKenna Vetter 2 1-2 5, Shayla Gayton 2 0-0 4, Bobbi Jamerson 8 5-6 24, Shaunte Brown Otter 2 1-2 5, Jayda Bad Horse 5 0-0 11, Billi Jamerson 2 0-0 4. Totals 21 7-10 53.

 HERREID-SELBY AREA: Abbey Fjeldheim 3 8-13 14, Kendra Thorstenson 6 2-3 14, Taylor Madden 4 0-0 8, Shauni Schwartz 4 9-13 17, Haylee Biel 2 2-7 6, Kelsey Quaschnick 1 0-0 2. Totals 20 21-36 61.

McLaughlin (5-5)|  12  25  39  53

Herreid-Selby Area (12-0)|  13  24  40  61

 3-point field goals -- Schwartz, Bobbi Jamerson 3, Bad Horse. Fouled out -- Vetter, Bobbi Jamerson, Brown Otter. Total fouls -- Herreid-Selby Area 8; McLaughlin 26. Rebounds -- Herreid-Selby Area (Biel 8). Assists -- Herreid-Selby Area (Schwartz 4). Blocks -- Herreid-Selby Area (Schwartz 3). Steals -- Herreid-Selby Area (Schwartz 4, Thorstenson 4). Turnovers -- Herreid-Selby Area 15.

Potter County 56

Mobridge-Pollock 38

|Non-conference at Gettysburg|

 MOBRIDGE-POLLOCK: Maranda Wagner 2 0-0 4, Cass Heumiller 4 2-2 11, Katlyn Good Shield 2 0-0 5, Aundrea Kramer 2 3-3 7, Chelsy Hoffman 2 0-3 4, Alexa Schaefbauer 2 2-4 6, Kylee Wagner 0 1-2 1. Totals 14 8-14 38.

 POTTER COUNTY: Tara Heuer 2 0-0 4, Morgan Vander Vorst 3 0-0 7, Alli Lake 6 5-6 19, Hallee Cronin 2 5-10 9, Sydney Logan 3 1-1 7, Samantha Kilian 1 0-0 2, Alysyn Breaw 1 3-4 5, Shelby Kilian 0 0-2 0, Shaye Jungwirth 0 1-2 1, Regan Everson 0 0-2 0, Alyssa Haberer 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 15-27 56.

Mobridge-Pollock (1-11)|    7  16  28  38

Potter County (6-4)|  17  31  49  56

 3-point field goals -- Heumiller, Good Shield, Vander Vorst, Lake 2. Total fouls -- Mobridge-Pollock 16; Potter County 18. Rebounds -- Mobridge-Pollock 29 (Kramer 13); Potter County 46 (Lake 12). Turnovers -- Mobridge-Pollock 21; Potter County 13. B Game -- Potter County 27-10.

Rosholt 73

Langford Area 59

|Non-conference at Rosholt|

 LANGFORD AREA: Janae Carson 6 14-19 29, Nikki Anderson 2 2-3 6, Kristin Erickson 0 6-10 6, Tess Williams 2 4-4 9, Sierra Bivens 1 0-0 2, Savannah Bivens 2 1-2 5, Amber Ogren 1 0-0 2. Totals 14 27-38 59.

  ROSHOLT: Mackenzie Eggers 4 8-11 19, Keana Jackson 5 1-3 11, Taryn Pistorius 3 1-2 7, Theresa Zach 4 2-6 10, Carley Tangen 3 3-4 9, Kenzie Jackson 1 0-0 2, Sasha Hokanson 1 0-0 2, Anne Eggers 6 1-2 13. Totals 27 16-28 73.

Langford Area (4-5)|    9  26  35  59

Rosholt (9-3)|  19  31  54  73

 3-point field goals -- Carson, Williams, M. Eggers. Fouled out -- Keana Jackson. Total fouls -- Langford Area 19; Rosholt 23. Rebounds -- Langford Area 23 (Carson 8); Rosholt 29 (Zach 10). Turnovers -- Langford Area 16; Rosholt 13.

Clark-Willow Lake 67 

Lake Preston 25

|Non-conference at Willow Lake|

 LAKE PRESTON: Allison Strande 0 2-2 2, Samantha Bradfield 2 0-0 4, Marly Vendrig 1 0-0 2, Breanna Paul 2 0-0 5, Kristen Longville 2 1-8 5, Makayla Timm 1 1-2 3, Ashley Odegaard 0 1-2 1, Kiana Huff 0 0-3 0, Tara Scheidt 1 1-4 3. Totals 9-40 6-21 25.

 CLARK-WILLOW LAKE: Chynna Stevens 5 2-2 13, Mackenzie Huber 2 5-7 9, Janelle Paulson 3 2-4 8, Mikayla Prouty 2 0-0 6, Laura Alexander 2 0-0 5, Savannah Hovde 3 1-2 8, Morgan Huber 5 0-0 10, Marisa Olson 2 0-0 4, Kandace Kolden 1 0-0 2, Angela Young 1 0-0 2, Annabell Ryan 0 0-2 0. Totals 26-65 10-17 67.

Lake Preston|    5  13  20  25

Clark-Willow Lake (8-3)|  19  34  55  67

 3-point field goals -- Paul, Stevens, Prouty 2, Alexander, Hovde. Total fouls -- Lake Preston 15; Clark-Willow Lake 19. Rebounds -- Lake Preston 12; Clark-Willow Lake 31. Turnovers -- Lake Preston 14; Clark-Willow Lake 14. B Game -- Clark-Willow Lake 33-31.

Deuel 43

Estelline 35

|Non-conference at Estelline|

 DEUEL: Mackenzie Mack 5 0-0 10, Heather Dearing 2 3-4 8, Paige Heiberger 2 1-2 6, Erin Engelkes 4 0-1 8, Tiara Gibson 4 1-2 9, Haley Donahue 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 5-9 43.

 ESTELLINE: Erin Begalka 3 5-6 12, Shelby Reed 2 0-0 6, Katie Hendrickson 2 1-2 5, Savannah Dolezal 1 0-0 2, Michaela Derby 2 0-0 6, Danielle Thompson 1 0-0 2, Nicole Stroschein 1 0-0 2. Totals 12 6-8 35.

Deuel (9-4)|  10  23  36  43

Estelline|  10  19  27  35

 3-point field goals -- Dearing, Heiberger, Begalka, Reed 2, Derby 2. Fouled out -- Dolezal. Total fouls -- Deuel 11; Estelline 13. Rebounds -- Deuel 22 (Engelkes 6); Estelline 19 (Begalka 7). Turnovers -- Deuel 12; Estelline 13.

 DEUEL: Mackenzie Mack 5 0-0 10, Heather Dearing 2 3-4 8, Paige Heiberger 2 1-2 6, Erin Engelkes 4 0-1 8, Tiara Gibson 4 1-2 9, Haley Donahue 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 5-9 43.

 ESTELLINE: Erin Begalka 3 5-6 12, Shelby Reed 2 0-0 6, Katie Hendrickson 2 1-2 5, Savannah Dolezal 1 0-0 2, Michaela Derby 2 0-0 6, Danielle Thompson 1 0-0 2, Nicole Stroschein 1 0-0 2. Totals 12 6-8 35.

HERREID -- Herreid-Selby Area knocked down its free throws in the fourth quarter to pull away for a non-conference 61-53 win over McLaughlin Monday.

 The Wolverines, who improved to 12-0 and are ranked third in the Class B poll, connected on 15 free throws in the final period while the visitors made two. Shauni Schwartz and Abbey Fjeldheim combined to sink 13 of 20 free throws for the hosts.

 Schwartz tallied 17 points to pace Herreid-Selby Area, which led by just a point at the end of three quarters. Fjeldheim and Kendra Thorstenson added 14 points each.

 Bobbi Jamerson poured in a game-high 24 points to pace McLaughlin.

|Non-conference at Herreid|

 McLAUGHLIN: McKenna Vetter 2 1-2 5, Shayla Gayton 2 0-0 4, Bobbi Jamerson 8 5-6 24, Shaunte Brown Otter 2 1-2 5, Jayda Bad Horse 5 0-0 11, Billi Jamerson 2 0-0 4. Totals 21 7-10 53.

 HERREID-SELBY AREA: Abbey Fjeldheim 3 8-13 14, Kendra Thorstenson 6 2-3 14, Taylor Madden 4 0-0 8, Shauni Schwartz 4 9-13 17, Haylee Biel 2 2-7 6, Kelsey Quaschnick 1 0-0 2. Totals 20 21-36 61.

McLaughlin (5-5)|  12  25  39  53

Herreid-Selby Area (12-0)|  13  24  40  61

 3-point field goals -- Schwartz, Bobbi Jamerson 3, Bad Horse. Fouled out -- Vetter, Bobbi Jamerson, Brown Otter. Total fouls -- Herreid-Selby Area 8; McLaughlin 26. Rebounds -- Herreid-Selby Area (Biel 8). Assists -- Herreid-Selby Area (Schwartz 4). Blocks -- Herreid-Selby Area (Schwartz 3). Steals -- Herreid-Selby Area (Schwartz 4, Thorstenson 4). Turnovers -- Herreid-Selby Area 15.

Potter County 56

Mobridge-Pollock 38

|Non-conference at Gettysburg|

 MOBRIDGE-POLLOCK: Maranda Wagner 2 0-0 4, Cass Heumiller 4 2-2 11, Katlyn Good Shield 2 0-0 5, Aundrea Kramer 2 3-3 7, Chelsy Hoffman 2 0-3 4, Alexa Schaefbauer 2 2-4 6, Kylee Wagner 0 1-2 1. Totals 14 8-14 38.

 POTTER COUNTY: Tara Heuer 2 0-0 4, Morgan Vander Vorst 3 0-0 7, Alli Lake 6 5-6 19, Hallee Cronin 2 5-10 9, Sydney Logan 3 1-1 7, Samantha Kilian 1 0-0 2, Alysyn Breaw 1 3-4 5, Shelby Kilian 0 0-2 0, Shaye Jungwirth 0 1-2 1, Regan Everson 0 0-2 0, Alyssa Haberer 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 15-27 56.

Mobridge-Pollock (1-11)|    7  16  28  38

Potter County (6-4)|  17  31  49  56

 3-point field goals -- Heumiller, Good Shield, Vander Vorst, Lake 2. Total fouls -- Mobridge-Pollock 16; Potter County 18. Rebounds -- Mobridge-Pollock 29 (Kramer 13); Potter County 46 (Lake 12). Turnovers -- Mobridge-Pollock 21; Potter County 13. B Game -- Potter County 27-10.

Rosholt 73

Langford Area 59

|Non-conference at Rosholt|

 LANGFORD AREA: Janae Carson 6 14-19 29, Nikki Anderson 2 2-3 6, Kristin Erickson 0 6-10 6, Tess Williams 2 4-4 9, Sierra Bivens 1 0-0 2, Savannah Bivens 2 1-2 5, Amber Ogren 1 0-0 2. Totals 14 27-38 59.

  ROSHOLT: Mackenzie Eggers 4 8-11 19, Keana Jackson 5 1-3 11, Taryn Pistorius 3 1-2 7, Theresa Zach 4 2-6 10, Carley Tangen 3 3-4 9, Kenzie Jackson 1 0-0 2, Sasha Hokanson 1 0-0 2, Anne Eggers 6 1-2 13. Totals 27 16-28 73.

Langford Area (4-5)|    9  26  35  59

Rosholt (9-3)|  19  31  54  73

 3-point field goals -- Carson, Williams, M. Eggers. Fouled out -- Keana Jackson. Total fouls -- Langford Area 19; Rosholt 23. Rebounds -- Langford Area 23 (Carson 8); Rosholt 29 (Zach 10). Turnovers -- Langford Area 16; Rosholt 13.

Clark-Willow Lake 67 

Lake Preston 25

|Non-conference at Willow Lake|

 LAKE PRESTON: Allison Strande 0 2-2 2, Samantha Bradfield 2 0-0 4, Marly Vendrig 1 0-0 2, Breanna Paul 2 0-0 5, Kristen Longville 2 1-8 5, Makayla Timm 1 1-2 3, Ashley Odegaard 0 1-2 1, Kiana Huff 0 0-3 0, Tara Scheidt 1 1-4 3. Totals 9-40 6-21 25.

 CLARK-WILLOW LAKE: Chynna Stevens 5 2-2 13, Mackenzie Huber 2 5-7 9, Janelle Paulson 3 2-4 8, Mikayla Prouty 2 0-0 6, Laura Alexander 2 0-0 5, Savannah Hovde 3 1-2 8, Morgan Huber 5 0-0 10, Marisa Olson 2 0-0 4, Kandace Kolden 1 0-0 2, Angela Young 1 0-0 2, Annabell Ryan 0 0-2 0. Totals 26-65 10-17 67.

Lake Preston|    5  13  20  25

Clark-Willow Lake (8-3)|  19  34  55  67

 3-point field goals -- Paul, Stevens, Prouty 2, Alexander, Hovde. Total fouls -- Lake Preston 15; Clark-Willow Lake 19. Rebounds -- Lake Preston 12; Clark-Willow Lake 31. Turnovers -- Lake Preston 14; Clark-Willow Lake 14. B Game -- Clark-Willow Lake 33-31.

Deuel 43

Estelline 35

|Non-conference at Estelline|

 DEUEL: Mackenzie Mack 5 0-0 10, Heather Dearing 2 3-4 8, Paige Heiberger 2 1-2 6, Erin Engelkes 4 0-1 8, Tiara Gibson 4 1-2 9, Haley Donahue 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 5-9 43.

 ESTELLINE: Erin Begalka 3 5-6 12, Shelby Reed 2 0-0 6, Katie Hendrickson 2 1-2 5, Savannah Dolezal 1 0-0 2, Michaela Derby 2 0-0 6, Danielle Thompson 1 0-0 2, Nicole Stroschein 1 0-0 2. Totals 12 6-8 35.

Deuel (9-4)|  10  23  36  43

Estelline|  10  19  27  35

 3-point field goals -- Dearing, Heiberger, Begalka, Reed 2, Derby 2. Fouled out -- Dolezal. Total fouls -- Deuel 11; Estelline 13. Rebounds -- Deuel 22 (Engelkes 6); Estelline 19 (Begalka 7). Turnovers -- Deuel 12; Estelline 13.

 3-point field goals -- Dearing, Heiberger, Begalka, Reed 2, Derby 2. Fouled out -- Dolezal. Total fouls -- Deuel 11; Estelline 13. Rebounds -- Deuel 22 (Engelkes 6); Estelline 19 (Begalka 7). Turnovers -- Deuel 12; Estelline 13.

A South Dakota high school wrestler enjoying his moment in the spotlight had the match abruptly cut short when the light crashed down on top of him. 

 Michael McComish took stitches after the Friday night incident during the Madison High School senior's match against an opponent from Chamberlain. 

 The tournament features an overhead light fixture about the size of a large truck tire that casts a spotlight on the mat. 

 As seen in a YouTube video, the wrestlers sparred for about 50 seconds when McComish got into the referee's position with his hands and knees on the middle of the mat. Just before his opponent took the top position, the fixture crashed down on top of McComish. 

 Athletic director Bud Postma said McComish is recovering and was back in school Monday.

A guard from down south is shooting up the all-time scoring list at Trinity Bible College.

 Mikey Rosario recently surpassed the 2,000 career-point plateau for the Lions. He has 2,020 career points and is fourth on the all-time scoring list at TBC.

 "I think it just shows how much hard work I put in the gym everyday," the senior said about reaching 2,000 career points. "It means a lot."

 The all-time scoring record is well within striking distance for Rosario. Bill Jackson is the all-time leading scorer with 2,184 points. Second on the Lions' all-time list is Bill Schofield with 2,134 points and Vaughn Jordan is third with 2,056 points.

 "That will be a great honor," Rosario said about possibly being the all-time leading scorer.

 Rosario hails from Fort Worth, Texas. He visited Trinity Bible College after his senior season at Calvary Christian Academy. Rosario didn't know what to expect when he made the trip Fort Worth to Ellendale, N.D., especially considering the differences in the two areas.

 "I just really fell in love with the atmosphere," he said, "because it was really peaceful."

 He said he wasn't homesick when he first moved to North Dakota. He said the people were friendly and he fit in right away. Rosario fit in right away on the basketball court as well. He started his freshman season and averaged 12 points per game.

 He has been a consistent performer for the Lions ever since. His scoring load has increased every year. Last season, he scored 850 points.

 "He is always in the gym shooting around," Trinity Bible College Jordan Nowell said. "He knows how to get his shot off and he has put in so much time. Every time he shoots, it has a very good chance of going in. That is just through his hard work."

 The 5-foot-11 Rosario anticipates he spends three hours a day in the gym working on his game. He shoots 100 free throws, 100 jump shots and 100 three-pointers a day.

 "He is really hard to guard him because he will take you to the hoop," Nowell said. "He can take you off the dribble. He is really tough. What makes him tough is how much time he spends in the gym."

 The Lions are 7-10 this season. Trinity Bible has 11 games left on the regular season schedule. The goal this season is to make it to the national tournament again, said Rosario. Trinity Bible advanced to the national tournament last season in Springfield, Mo.

 There are a few regular-season games on the schedule that Rosario has got his eye on. The first is this Friday against rival Presentation College in Ellendale. The Lions defeated the Saints earlier in the season in Aberdeen. It was Rosario's first time beating Presentation in his four seasons at TBC.

 "I always seem to play well against them," Rosario said. "To go down there and to win in their place, it was pretty cool."

 The other two games he is looking to forward to are on Feb. 1-2 against Oak Hills Christian College in Ellendale. The opponent is not what excites him. He is excited because his mother, Debbie, will be there to watch him play. It will be the first time anybody from his family will see him play a college basketball game.

 "It will be emotional," he said, "because she hasn't seen me play since high school."

 SDSU, Wyoming in Spearfish

 The Division I wrestling teams South Dakota State and 15th-ranked Wyoming took their show on the road this past weekend.

 A large and enthusiastic crowd watched Wyoming defeated SDSU 21-13 in a Western Wrestling Conference dual at the Donald E. Young Center in Spearfish. At 141 pounds, Kyle Komata of Wyoming nipped freshman Ben Gillette of Redfield 14-8.

 "It's a great environment and we enjoyed coming out here," SDSU coach Chris Bono told the Rapid City Journal. "And we need to be out here. We have a lot of fans here and they have great wrestling out here, so it is well worth our time to come out and showcase our program."

Staff reports

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 South Dakota State's Nate Wolters is the Summit League men's basketball player of the week. Wolters averaged 17.0 points, 6.5 assists and 5.5 rebounds against Western Illinois and IUPUI last week. It is Wolters 12th time receiving the honor.

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WARNER -- When it comes to South Dakota's best in high school girls' basketball or volleyball these days, Summit and Warner are in the conversation.

 The problem for both schools, however, is that the roads to those state tournaments lead through Region 1B, composed of Summit's District 1B and Warner's District 2B. Summit, with a high school of 43 students in a town of 275, has won three of the last four State B basketball titles with a runner-up finish in the other one, along with fielding some great volleyball teams. Warner, 93 students and 462 residents, has won three of the last six State B volleyball titles with one runner-up finish, along with having some great basketball teams.

 Tuesday night before a packed gymnasium in Warner, No. 1 Summit defeated No. 2 Warner 52-41 in girls' basketball. Summit is 12-0 and Warner 12-1.

 "What a great atmosphere for these kids, and I hope the fans enjoyed it," Summit coach Mark Amdahl said. "It was two good teams battling. You can't get too high about winning these games, and we leave here knowing we have some things to work on."

 Now that they have met in the regular season, the two teams will work toward a Region 1B clash later this season when the postseason rolls around. However, there are a lot of teams in the Class B districts of 1 and 2 that will have a say in whether that happens.

 Summit used long-range shots to beat back the Monarchs, who would fall behind and then charge back throughout the game. Six of Summit's nine second-half field goals were three-pointers.

 Things looked bright for Warner early in the third quarter. The hosts were down by 10 in the final minute of the second quarter, but would score five (Carly Rozell and an Emily Larson three-pointer) before the half ended. Then Warner came out and scored the first three points (a Rachel Rogers free throw and Ashley Rozell basket) of the second half to trail 25-23. Plus, Summit senior standout Logan O'Farrell picked up her fourth foul right after halftime and sat out the rest of the third quarter.

 That is when Summit kicked it into high gear.

 O'Farrell's twin sister Presley generated an 8-0 Summit run by scoring five and getting a steal. The other three points came from Kalissa Pereboom, who hit the first of her three three-pointers of the half.

 Warner would rally to within five 80 seconds into the fourth quarter, but Summit answered with another 8-0 run. This one was fueled by three-pointers from Karissa Chamley and Pereboom and a Presley O'Farrell basket.

 "Pereboom was lights out for us tonight," Amdahl said. "And Chamley hit a big three for us as well. We just have a lot of kids playing with confidence."

 Pereboom ended with 14 points. So did Presley O'Farrell, who did most of her damage in the second half while her sister Logan scored 12 of her 13 points in the first half. Presley scored 10 of her 14 points, had four of her five steals and got most of her seven rebounds in the second half.

 "This is a true team effort every night," Presley said. "The success of this team is built around teamwork and our coach, who is great. I know I can always count on all my teammates. We just work hard and have a lot of fun."

 The Eagles also got nine rebounds from Logan O'Farrell and six assists from Shenia Steinocker.

 Warner got 11 points and eight rebounds from Miranda Ristau and 13 points from Ashley Rozell.

 "We made some defensive mistakes, but give all the credit to Summit," Warner coach Stewart Bohl said. "They are No. 1 for a reason. That is one very good basketball team and they are well-coached. They came out and hit shots. We went toe to toe with them, kept battling back and played hard, but it didn't go our way tonight. But again, give the credit to Summit."

 This is a busy week on the road for Summit. The Eagles play at Wilmot Friday and then play Fulda, Minn., at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the fieldhouse on the Dakota State campus in Madison with a college basketball doubleheader to follow between DSU and Trinity Bible (women at 4 and men at 6).

 It also is a big week for Warner. The Monarchs will play Aberdeen Roncalli (8-2) - honorable mention in Class A - at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Aberdeen Civic Arena followed by the boys' varsity game at 8. The Warner boys are 8-1 and Roncalli 8-3.

 SUMMIT: Logan O'Farrell 3 5-6 13, Presley O'Farrell 5 2-3 14, Christine Pearson 0 2-4 2, Shenia Steinocker 0 0-1 0, Kalissa Pereboom 4 3-4 14, Karissa Chamley 1 0-0 3, Nicolette Kneeland 3 0-0 6. Totals 16-43 12-18 52.

 WARNER: Emily Larson 1 2-2 5, Jaici Schlosser 2 0-0 5, Ashley Rozell 6 0-0 13, Rachel Rogers 0 1-3 1, Carly Rozell 3 0-0 6, Miranda Ristau 5 1-1 11. Totals 17 4-6 41.

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 3-point field goals - Summit 8 (Pereboom 3, L. O'Farrell 2, P. O'Farrell 2, Chamley 1); Warner 3 (Larson 1, Schlosser 1, A. Rozell 1). Fouled out - Warner, C. Rozell. Total fouls - Summit 14; Warner 19. Rebounds - Summit 31 (L. O'Farrell 9); Warner 23 (Ristau 8). Turnovers - Summit 12; Warner 17. Officials - Tom Waage, Steve Markley, Kerry Wenbourne. B game - Summit 28-23.

COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

 Mount Marty at Dakota Wesleyan

COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL

 Mount Marty at Dakota Wesleyan

MEN'S CITY LEAGUE BASKETBALL

at Washington Street Gym

 6:30 p.m. - Tapz vs. Coke Zero.

 7:45 p.m. - Spanier Harvesting/Western Printing vs. Aberdeen Bombers.

 9 p.m. - Outlaws vs. Rem Dog/Barnett Vision/Kleffman Construction.

at Civic Arena

 6:30 p.m. - Circus Sports Bar vs. Ball-aholics.

 7:45 p.m. - Heartland State Bank vs. Frederick Farmers.

 9 p.m. - Hooligans vs. Cunningham Electric.

BOWLING

MICHELOB CLASSIC LEAGUE

 Standings: Michelob Light 12, Bud Light 10½, Busch Light 9½, Bud Dry 8.

 High Games: Joseph Gourneau III 279-238-221-218, Vern Meyers 278-225-223-220, Jeff Fisher 269-258-224, Allen Waltman 258-244-216, Mike Snover 247-233-203-202, Jerry Sjerven 247-233, Drew Vandekamp 243-223, Todd Christians 233-233-204, Joseph Gourneau Jr. 225-223-212-210, Len Scherr 221-201, Doug Thompson 216.

 High Series: (3-games) Joseph Gourneau III 735, Vern Meyers 723, Jeff Fisher 700, Joe Gourneau Jr. 660, Mike Snover 651, Allen Waltman 648, Drew Vandekamp 606, Todd Christians 603; (4-games) Joseph Gourneau III 956, Vern Meyers 946, Jeff Fisher 924, Mike Snover 885, Joseph Gourneau Jr. 870, Allen Waltman 864, Drew Vandekamp 849, Todd Christians 836, Len Scherr 812, Jerry Sjerven 810.

GROTON COFFEE CUP LEAGUE

 Standings: James Valley Telephone 17, Farm Girls 14, Jungle Lanes 11, Ken's 6½, K&L Cabin 4.

 High Games: Mavis Rossow 189, Penny Stolle 184, Mary Jane Jark 174

 High Series: Mavis Rossow 495, Penny Stolle 480, Vickie Kramp 468.

CONDE NATIONAL LEAGUE

 Standings: Braves 7, Cubs 6½, Pirates 3, Mets 3, Giants 2½, Colts 2.

 High Games: Butch Farmen 213-202, Chad Furney 178, Larry Frohling 166, John Lowery 166.

 High Series: Butch Farmen 576, Chad Furney 495, Tom Paepke 449.

TLC MIXED LEAGUE

 Standings: Bowling Stones 10, Black Sheep 10, Looney Crew 9, Bench Warmers 6, Trouble Makers 1, Red Barchettas 0.

 High Games: (men) Mike Kramer 211, Brian Johnson 205-203, Mike Steckelberg 205-204, Matt Luitjens 203-202, Troy Adams 200; (women) Heather Elsen 202, Susan Selzler 188, Merrie Atherton 184, Marie Keller 178.

 High Series: (men) Brian Johnson 597, Mike Steckelberg 596, Matt Luitjens 568, Mike Kramer 565, Carl Knott 558, Troy Adams 541; (women) Merrie Atherton 495, Susan Selzler 464, Heather Elsen 464, Marie Keller 452, Phyllis Yates 425.

JAYCEE LEAGUE

 Standings: Hub City 30, Rohly's Bar 26, Steven Lust Automotive 25, Pierson Ford/Malsam Construction 25, Gardner Locksmithing 24, Earl's Mowing Service 24, Circus Bar 21, Bain Installation 20, B&H Masonry 19, R&K Computers 18, The Chosen Few 18, Aberdeen Clean All 17, Rick's Heating & Air Conditioning 16, IDC 16, Zombie Squad 14, Wolves 7.

 High Games: Josh Shoultz 275-214, Matt Bain 269-248-213, Cliff Kuckelburg 259-231-215, Ken Jacobson 258-232, Chris Robey 256-224-222, Owen Swanson 255, Tyler Pomplun 247, Dan Streifel 244-200, Ron Greer 243-204, Dean Schaunaman 242-240, Brandon Kakwitch 242-205, Larry Hendrickson 234-210, Ricardo Sabalier 233-209-204, Steve Grieben 233, Terry Ford 232, Chad Simes 231-231-205, Gary Schaunaman 226-202, Dave Lenling 224-209, Corey Schuh 223, Brian Humann 221, Rich Strudle 219-207, Dale Mork 216-214, Mitch Grieben 216-211, Jason Schaunaman 214, Laverne Lanz 213-208, Bryan Pence 211-203, Kevin Weldon 211, Brandon Lafferty 210, Buddy Yamaura 209-201, Derek Burdick 209, Lee Bohling 206, Matt Hollister 206, Dennis Von Eschen 203, Chuck Witte 202, Sean Stroh 202, Bob Zimmerman 201, Austin Vaughn 200.

 High Series: Matt Bain 730, Cliff Kuckelburg 705, Chris Robey 702, Josh Shoultz 688, Ken Jacobson 680, Chad Simes 667, Dean Schaunaman 666, Ricardo Sabalier 646, Larry Hendrickson 624, Brandon Kakwitch 620, Ron Greer 614, Laverne Lanz 607, Steve Grieben 604, Dale Mork 601, Bryan Pence 600, Corey Schuh 600.

GYMNASTICS

High School

Milbank Invitational

 Team Scores: Deuel 139.800, Hendricks, Minn. 131.000, Milbank 127.550, Britton-Hecla 119.600, Sisseton 117.300, Ortonville, Minn. 99.550, Warner 33.250.

 Beam: 1, Meghan Sievers, Deuel, 9.30; 2, Karina Noem, Deuel, 8.70; 3, Courtney Trapp, Milbank, 8.65; 4, Halley Teske, Hendricks, 8.15; 5, Kelly Wollschlager, Deuel, 8.10.

 Floor: 1, Sievers, Deuel, 9.65; 2, Wollschlager, Deuel, 9.35; 3, Alex Stein, Deuel, 9.30; 4, Trapp, Milbank, 9.25; 5, Greta Johnson, Hendricks, 9.15.

 Bars: 1, Sievers, Deuel, 9.50; 2, Sam Wiekamp, Deuel, 8.70; 3, Trapp, Milbank, 8.6; 4, Stein, Deuel, 8.45; 5, Teske, Hendricks, 8.40.

 Vault: 1, Sievers, Deuel, 9.90; 2, Johnson, Hendricks, 8.95; 3, Natalie Stohr, Milbank, 8.90; 4, (tie) Stein, Deuel, and Erin Punt, Warner, 8.85.

 All-Around: 1, Sievers, Deuel, 38.350; 2, Trapp, Milbank, 35.250; 3, Stein, Deuel, 34.20; 4, Johnson, Hendricks, 34.05; 5, Wollschlager, Deuel, 33.50.

WRESTLING

South Dakota High School Ratings

CLASS A

 Team: Pierre 182, Rapid City Central 152, Huron 130, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood 110, Rapid City Stevens 101, Aberdeen Central 97, Sioux Falls Roosevelt 88, Brookings 81, Sioux Falls Washington 69, Dell Rapids 65.

Individual Ratings

 106 Pounds: 1, Tyler Waterson, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 2, Chase O'Conner, Sioux Falls Washington; 3, Zane Joens, Sturgis; 4, Carter Lohr, Sioux Falls Roosevelt; 5, Spencer Sarringer, Pierre; 6, Tyler Pfeifle, Rapid City Central; 7, Noah Vetter, Yankton; 8, Kyle Tulowetzke, Watertown; 9, Jacob Puppe, Brookings; 10, Hunter O'Conner, Sioux Falls Lincoln; 11, Austin Idecker, West Central; 12, Trent Francom, Huron.

 113 Pounds: 1, Brady Burghardt, Watertown; 2, Logan Wood, Rapid City Stevens; 3, Jebben Keyes, Pierre; 4, Rance Sivertson, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 5, Kahlen Morris, Sioux Falls Roosevelt; 6, Wyatt Skillingstad, Huron; 7, Brody Jorenson, Sturgis; 8, Spencer Huber, Yankton; 9, Nathan Dressen, Rapid City Central; 10, Connor Rowbotham, Brandon Valley; 11, Seth Moore, Aberdeen Central; 12, Jimmy Lusk, Milbank.

 120 Pounds: 1, Keaton Ohlson, Rapid City Stevens; 2, Troy Kiggens, Sioux Falls Roosevelt; 3, David Potratz, Sioux Falls Washington; 4, Hayden Hansen, Rapid City Central; 5, Gene Trimble, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 6, Tanner Brengle, Sturgis; 7, Jackson Pletten, Brandon Valley; 8, James Suter, Watertown; 9, Trevor Hieb, Aberdeen Central; 10, Trey Hohn, Mitchell; 11, Matt Mazourek, Lennox; 12, Tristan Boeckholt, West Central.

 126 Pounds: 1, Chet Glanzer, Huron; 2, Justice Lamer, Brookings; 3, Ryan O'Conner, Sioux Falls Lincoln; 4, Alan Heidinger, Rapid City Central; 5, Jordan Moser, Rapid City Stevens; 6, Adam Pressler, Brandon Valley; 7, Grant Rosheim, Sioux Falls Washington; 8, Jesse Skidmore, Sturgis; 9, Brock Kortan, Sioux Falls Roosevelt; 10, Conner Tomac, Sioux Falls O'Gorman; 11, Trevor Larson, Aberdeen Central; 12, Aaron O'Day, Pierre.

 132 Pounds: 1, Tanner Monfore, Pierre; 2, Casey Skillingstad, Yankton; 3, Garrett Peterson, Rapid City Stevens; 4, Kyle Yasgar, Sioux Falls Roosevelt; 5, Russel Felicia, Chamberlain; 6, Alex Herrick, Mitchell; 7, Garrett Keegan, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte; 8, Peter Hansen, Brookings; 9, Josh Mettler, West Central; 10, Zack Gross, Harrisburg; 11, Tanner Fridrich, Tea Area; 12, Carter Kratz, Vermillion.

 138 Pounds: 1, Griffin Hieb, Aberdeen Central; 2, Caleb Stoltenburg, Pierre; 3, Zac Determan, Sioux Falls Roosevelt; 4, Cole Tirrel, West Central; 5, Darin Peterson, Sisseton; 6, Blake Perryman, Dakota Valley; 7, Tyler Ashley, Douglas; 8, Taylor McLaughlin, Watertown; 9, Ethan Parr, Mitchell; 10, Austin Heien, Tea Area; 11, Caleb Karrels, Sturgis; 12, Tyler Nordlund, Sioux Falls Lincoln.

 145 Pounds: 1, Blake Stone, Rapid City Central; 2, Matt Huber, Yankton; 3, Nick Hansen, Brookings; 4, Mitch Johnson, Aberdeen Central; 5, Casey Klapprodt, Rapid City Stevens; 6, Regan Bye, Vermillion; 7, Chase Harmon, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 8, Tyler Abbott, Douglas; 9, Matt Larson, Mitchell; 10, AJ Dorschner, Pierre; 11, Grant Dougherty, Brandon Valley; 12, Wyatt Fender, Madison.

 152 Pounds: 1, Brett Bye, Vermillion; 2, John Frisco, Aberdeen Central; 3, Hartman Katz, Huron; 4, Tyler Gee, Dell Rapids; 5, Matt Goth, Madison; 6, Devon Crandall, Brookings; 7, Wyatt Winter, Brandon Valley; 8, Cole Hemmah, Sturgis; 9, Alec Williams, Pierre; 10, Bailey Konvolin, Rapid City Stevens; 11, Kyle Carlson, Rapid City Central; 12, Wade Seacrest, Sioux Falls Roosevelt.

 160 Pounds: 1, Regan Francom, Huron; 2, Shane O'Connell, Rapid City Central; 3, Spencer Folk, Milbank; 4, Phillip Schwebach, Dell Rapids; 5, Seth Scott, Pierre; 6, Adam Palmer, Brookings; 7, James Hisek, Yankton; 8, Luke Reiter, Sioux Falls Washington; 9, Zach Melcher, Aberdeen Central; 10, Tate McVay, Sturgis; 11, Andy Nelson, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 12, Jesse Forman, Watertown.

 170 Pounds: 1, Mason Bender, Brandon Valley; 2, Ramsey Norton, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 3, Dawson Monfore, Pierre; 4, Jordan Hunt, Douglas; 5, Casey Johnston, Rapid City Stevens; 6, Grayson Neuharth, Aberdeen Central; 7, Francis Boehmer, Sioux Falls Roosevelt; 8, CJ Warren, Yankton; 9, Brandon Pennock, West Central; 10, Seth Haper, Sioux Falls Lincoln; 11, Sterling Gehrke, Watertown; 12, Ethan Bennet, Sturgis.

 182 Pounds: 1, Aero Amo, Rapid City Central; 2, Jackson Entringer, Dell Rapids; 3, Kyle Sarringer, Pierre; 4, Tyler Kleinsasser, Huron; 5, Tyler Currey, Madison; 6, Tristan Wirtjes, Watertown; 7, Cole Carlson, Aberdeen Central; 8, Dan Marlette, Sioux Falls Washington; 9, Payson Dirk, Sturgis; 10, Gabe Langner, Brandon Valley; 11, Austin Chleborad, Rapid City Stevens; 12, Luke McFarland, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood.

 195 Pounds: 1, Nate Rotert, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 2, Trey Maier, Pierre; 3, Matt Schirado, Harrisburg; 4, Dustin French, Huron; 5, Andrew Sorenson, Brandon Valley; 6, Thomas Kruse, Yankton; 7, Aaron Henley, Aberdeen Central; 8, Jon Wilcox, Sturgis; 9, Jonah Devries, Sioux Falls Washington; 10, Cody Carlson, Rapid City Central; 11, Corey Welbon, Madison; 12, Trevor Peter, Dell Rapids.

 220 Pounds: 1, Jarren Jensen, Rapid City Central; 2, Lane Lettau, Pierre; 3, Josh Hunt, Douglas; 4, Leon Maxwell, Dell Rapids; 5, Taylor Lambert, Dakota Valley; 6, Sam Schaunaman, Aberdeen Central; 7, Mark Christenson, Huron; 8, Trey Crisp-Peterson, Sioux Falls Washington; 9, Jack Schuver, Sioux Falls O'Gorman; 10, Brendon Rotert, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 11, Tyson Sprinkle, Mitchell; 12, Kyle Hanson, Harrisburg.

 Heavyweight: 1, Tanner Lamber, Dakota Valley; 2, Justin Behrend, Brookings; 3, Matt Halter, Huron; 4, Dylan Bennet, Pierre; 5, Aaron Beaird, Rapid City Central; 6, Chris Vroman, Sioux Falls Washington; 7, John Wilson, Sturgis; 8, Ayson Jones, Madison; 9, Layne Krier, West Central; 10, Robert McCardle, Mitchell; 11, Royce Reisner, Yankton; 12, Jess Trueblood, Pine Ridge.

 Dynamite Dozen: 1, Aero Amo, Rapid City Central; 2, Nate Rotert, Spearfish-Lead-Deadwood; 3, Griffin Hieb, Aberdeen Central; 4, Tanner Monfore, Pierre; 5, Caleb Stoltenburg, Pierre; 6, Brett Bye, Vermillion; 7, Jarren Jensen, Rapid City Central; 8, Regan Francom, Huron; 9, Brady Burghardt, Watertown; 10, Mason Bender, Brandon Valley; 11, Blake Stone, Rapid City Central; 12, Lane Lettau, Pierre.

 Wrestler of the Week: Logan Wood, Rapid City Stevens.

CLASS B

 Team: Parkston 152, Webster 111, Tri-Valley 93, Wagner 91, Canton 89, Beresford 89, Philip 83, Howard 74, Bon Homme 70, Flandreau 64.

Individual Ratings

 106 Pounds: 1, Duncan Stoebner, Bon Homme; 2, Kelby Hawkins, Groton; 3, Logan Richie, Webster; 4, Brice Harkless, Hot Springs; 5, Nick Casperson, Beresford; 6, Jeb Brown, Philip; 7, Dylan Eldeen, Tri-Valley; 8, Dirk Wolf, Lemmon-McIntosh; 9, Jordan Sehr, Canton; 10, Daniel Slama, Stanley County; 11, Kyler Holzbauer, Parkston; 12, JC Forman, Miller-Highmore-Harrold.

 113 Pounds: 1, Blake Bietz, Parkston; 2, Bailey Neises, Howard; 3, Joseph Verkerna, Burke-Gregory; 4, John Lemer, Canton; 5, Jared Lyle, Beresford; 6, Alex Caba, Bon Homme; 7, Rance Johnson, Philip; 8, Israel Appel, Sunshine Bible; 9, Jacob Fitzgerald, Garretson; 10, Josh Simunek, Hot Springs; 11, Rayce Harder, Groton; 12, Cole Thuress, St. Thomas More.

 120 Pounds: 1, Luke Loudenburg, Howard; 2, Justin Haneke, Beresford; 3, Kurt Braun, Burke-Gregory; 4, Michael Weidenbach, Miller-Highmore-Harrold; 5, Oliver Aesoph, Faulkton; 6, Dominick Schroeder, Hill City; 7, Austin Gilbertson, Kingsbury County; 8, Jacob Thom, Tri-Valley; 9, Nick Donnelly, Philip; 10, Nathan Jones, Britton-Hecla/Langford; 11, Jess Karber, Clark-Willow Lake; 12, Dawson Semmler, Parkston.

 126 Pounds: 1, Ryan Schuman, Tri-Valley; 2, Nolan Richie, Webster; 3, Lincoln Stoebner, Bon Homme; 4, Marshall Swanson, Hill City; 5, Thomas Howe, Garretson; 6, Sage Zephier, Wagner; 7, Ethan Murtha, Parkston;  8, Lane Peterson, Ipswich-Leola; 9, Brody Schatz, Potter County; 10, Tyrel Haley, Winner; 11, Trent Lunders, McCook Central-Montrose; 12, Cole Hodges, Howard.

 132 Pounds: 1, Austin Oyen, Tri-Valley; 2, Sean Bice, Winner; 3, Josh Manning, Beresford; 4, Jakob Weisbrod, Clark-Willow Lake; 5, Michael Scott, Stanley County; 6, Levi Schonebaum, Burke-Gregory; 7, Austin Grout, Webster; 8, Colby Pierret, Garretson; 9, Brook Anderson, Groton; 10, Teigan Strohschein, Newell; 11, Casey Johnson, Flandreau; 12, Tayte Clark, Sunshine Bible.

 138 Pounds: 1, Tyler Dion, Wagner; 2, Spencer Rausch, Webster; 3, Evan Donahue, Howard; 4, Myles Bialas, Parkston; 5, Tate Lacey, Flandreau; 6, Nolan Donahue, Winner; 7, Sam Ireland, Bennett County; 8, Jared Hueser, Elk Point-Jefferson; 9, Derek Stukel, Burke-Gregory; 10, Jace Everson, Potter County; 11, Cooper Carter, Stanley County; 12, Alex Marsh, Ipswich-Leola.

 145 Pounds: 1, Alex Davies, Canton; 2, Jace Christensen, Flandreau; 3, Weslee Dvorak, Parkston; 4, Austin Soukup, Wagner; 5, Seth McCann, Newell; 6, Wyatt Harrowa, Stanley County; 7, Jared Limoges, Elk Point-Jefferson; 8, Jacob DeSersa, Hot Springs; 9, Derek Eldeen, Tri-Valley; 10, Austin Kaul, Bon Homme; 11, Tyler Wagner, Webster; 12, Paul Waring, Miller-Highmore-Harrold.

152 Pounds: 1, Zach Schuman, Tri-Valley; 2, Mitch Heisinger, Parkston; 3, Lane Blasius, Philip; 4, Kent Hall, Faulkton; 5, Nick Weis, Elk Point-Jefferson; 6, Jake Scofield, Flandreau; 7, Devon Gnat, Miller-Highmore-Harrold; 8, Corey Schlotte, Webster; 9, Cole Geditz, Potter County; 10, Thad Henkel, Howard; 11, Turner Serr, Burke-Gregory; 12, Dylan Severyn, Custer.

 160 Pounds: 1, Tyson Mitzel, Aberdeen Roncalli; 2, David Kocer, Wagner; 3, Blase Vanecek, Bon Homme; 4, Chandler Sudbeck, Philip; 5, Jared Harkless, Hot Springs; 6, Dakota McTaggart, Newell; 7, Nathan Duerre, Webster; 8, Brandon Potter, Faulkton; 9, Jonah Beck, Burke-Gregory; 10, Dillon Stadlman, Parkston; 11, Jerry Kappenman, McCook Central-Montrose; 12, Austin Haberer, Potter County.

 170 Pounds: 1, Clayton Wahlstrom, Custer; 2, Josh Casperson, Beresford; 3, Trevor Lensing, Wagner; 4, Clint Everet-Stout, Philip; 5, Tate Novotny, Winner; 6, Miles Semmler, Parkston; 7, James Jungwirth, Howard; 8, Kyle Scofield, Flandreau; 9, Jared McClurg, Webster; 10, Caleb Van Whye, Canton; 11, Herman Fennell, Stanley County; 12, Turner Blasius, Kimball-White Lake.

 182 Pounds: 1, Kase Jacobs, Canton; 2, Dalton McCullom, Bennett County; 3, Dakota Peterson, Flandreau; 4, Mark Meland, Webster; 5, Chance Knutson, Philip; 6, Tre Blasdell, Miller-Highmore-Harrold; 7, Evan Larsen, Kingsbury County; 8, Dakota Zephier, Wagner; 9, Clay Seidler, Custer; 10, David Jensen, Mobridge-Pollock; 11, Tyler Masat, Redfield-Doland; 12, Brady Boes, Burke-Gregory.

 195 Pounds: 1, Eugene Martin, Kingsbury County; 2, Witt Dobesh, St. Thomas More; 3, Chad Sjurson, Webster; 4, Andrew Semmler, Parkston; 5, Logan T. Ammons, Philip; 6, Tad Reiner, McCook Central-Montrose; 7, CJ Geary, Elk Point-Jefferson; 8, Scott Assman, Winner; 9, Chase Schoenhard, Mobridge-Pollock; 10, Brett Christman, Redfield-Doland; 11, Mike Murray, Custer; 12, Matt Schlosser, Aberdeen Roncalli.

 220 Pounds: 1, Brady Reiff, Parkston; 2, Brody Peterson, Lemmon-McIntosh; 3, Tanner Broughton, Canton; 4, Logan Tonak, Clark-Willow Lake; 5, Brady Spiry, Mobridge-Pollock; 6, Derek Wiebers, Beresford; 7, Robert Hoiten, McCook Central-Montrose; 8, Matt Muth, Britton-Hecla/Langford; 9, Dominick Burggraff, Tri-Valley; 10, Dowain Kerner, Burke-Gregory; 11, Alec Lee, Faulkton; 12, Trenton Duncan, Groton.

 Heavyweight: 1, Robbie Aesoph, Faulkton; 2, Dalton Locke, Groton; 3, Danny Stibral, Scotland; 4, Austin Bertram, Parkston; 5, Tate Gress, Harding County; 6, Cody Friese, Redfield-Doland; 7, Sawyer Rous, Bennett County; 8, Garrett Clark, Lemmon-McIntosh; 9, Braxton Fuller, Deuel; 10, Cade Larson, Stanley County; 11, Payton Jensen, Parker; 12, Chase Beitzel, Canton.

 Dynamite Dozen: 1, Ryan Schuman, Tri-Valley; 2, Austin Oyen, Tri-Valley; 3, Nolan Richie, Webster; 4, Eugene Martin, Kingsbury County; 5, Tyler Dion, Wagner; 6, Zach Schuman, Tri-Valley; 7, David Kocer, Wagner; 8, Luke Loudenburg, Howard; 9, Alex Davies, Canton; 10, Jace Christensen, Flandreau; 11, Sean Bice, Winner; 12, Justin Haneke, Beresford.

 Wrestler of the Week: Rance Johnson, Philip.

BASKETBALL

High School

SD Scores

Tuesday's Scores

BOYS BASKETBALL

 Aberdeen Christian 78, Waubay 49

 Canistota 75, Chester 61

 Canton 65, Tri-Valley 59

 Dakota Valley 64, Homer, Neb. 33

 Deuel 83, Elkton-Lake Benton 64

 Dupree 60, Faith 41

 Estelline 66, Iroquois 33

 Ethan 83, Freeman Academy 42

 Garretson 73, Flandreau 57

 Harding County 61, Sundance, Wyo. 32

 Herreid/Selby Area 80, Wakpala 63

 Hot Springs 49, Wall 40

 Huron 61, Mitchell 39

 Irene-Wakonda 57, Marion 40

 James Valley Christian 73, Highmore-Harrold 29

 Jones County 55, Lyman 30

 Kimball/White Lake 59, Sunshine Bible Academy 48

 Leola/Frederick 45, Oakes, N.D. 33

 Madison 72, Harrisburg 59

 McCook Central/Montrose 46, Freeman 42, OT

 Menno 56, Gayville-Volin 43

 Miller 53, Chamberlain 44

 Mobridge-Pollock 80, McLaughlin 48

 Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 72, Wagner 57

 New Underwood 55, Newell 40

 Northwestern 47, Faulkton 44

 Oelrichs 76, Minatare, Neb. 36

 Parker 58, Howard 39

 Parkston 60, Platte-Geddes 49

 Pierre 72, Aberdeen Central 59

 Pine Ridge 59, Little Wound 56

 Potter County 67, Eureka/Bowdle 52

 Redfield/Doland 52, Ipswich 44

 Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 59, Hanson 50

 Sioux Falls Christian 72, Tea Area 66

 Sioux Falls Roosevelt 75, Watertown 60

 Sioux Falls Washington 55, Brandon Valley 48

 Sioux Valley 61, DeSmet 41

 Sully Buttes 70, Stanley County 25

 Timber Lake 52, McIntosh 32

 Todd County 68, Winner 61

 Vermillion 63, West Central 43

 Viborg-Hurley 71, Alcester-Hudson 49

 Warner 51, Hitchcock-Tulare 49

 Wheaton/Herman-Norcross, Minn. 49, Rosholt 47

 Wilmot 67, Summit 39

GIRLS BASKETBALL

 Aberdeen Central 56, Pierre 41

 Avon 53, South Central 37

 Beresford 43, Dell Rapids 35

 Chadron JV, Neb. 50, Rapid City Christian 42

 Clark/Willow Lake 68, Florence/Henry 29

 Corsica/Stickney 48, Dakota Christian 37

 Deubrook 64, Castlewood 45

 Deuel 64, Grant-Deuel 13

 Elk Point-Jefferson 44, Akron-Westfield, Iowa 23

 Ethan 67, Freeman Academy 20

 Groton Area 37, Britton-Hecla 34

 Homer, Neb. 71, Dakota Valley 54

 Ipswich 48, Redfield/Doland 42

 Irene-Wakonda 47, Marion 42

 Langford 53, Edmunds Central 31

 Mitchell 64, Huron 33

 Oakes, N.D. 67, Leola/Frederick 39

 Oelrichs 54, Minatare, Neb. 29

 Parker 62, Howard 43

 Platte-Geddes 61, Parkston 57

 Scotland 60, Bridgewater-Emery 36

 Sioux Falls Lincoln 44, Sioux Falls Washington 39

 Sioux Falls O'Gorman 63, Sioux City, East, Iowa 37

 Sioux Falls Roosevelt 63, Watertown 42

 Spearfish 44, St. Thomas More 33

 Tri-Valley 39, Canton 27

 Tripp-Delmont/Armour 54, Gregory 33

 Wagner 76, Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 61

 Waubay 73, Aberdeen Christian 23

 Webster 73, Waverly-South Shore 46

 West Central 46, Vermillion 31

 White River 44, Bennett County 42

ND Scores

Tuesday's Scores

BOYS BASKETBALL

 Beulah 94, Killdeer 41

 Bismarck St. Mary's 81, Jamestown 36

 Bowman County 62, New England 43

 Carrington 70, Langdon 34

 Cavalier 91, Park River/Fordville Lankin 45

 Central Cass 65, Linton-HMB 60

 Des Lacs-Burlington 63, Garrison 38

 Devils Lake 72, Turtle Mountain 52

 Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier 55, Barnes County North 44

 Ellendale 59, Pingree/Buchanan-Kensal 55

 Fargo Davies 68, Wahpeton 61

 Fargo North 49, Grand Forks Central 34

 Fargo Shanley 79, West Fargo 53

 Finley-Sharon/Hope-Page 43, Lisbon 39

 Grafton 51, Drayton/Valley-Edinburg 46

 Harvey-Wells County 81, Warwick 54

 Hatton-Northwood 61, Dakota Prairie 48

 Heart River 57, Hettinger/Scranton 20

 Kidder County 51, Napoleon 45

 Lakota/Adams-Edmore 45, New Rockford-Sheyenne 40

 Leola/Frederick, S.D. 45, Oakes 33

 Mott-Regent 85, Hazen 79

 New Salem 56, Glen Ullin-Hebron 53

 North Shore 58, Parshall 54

 Powers Lake 58, Tioga 57

 Ray 58, Divide County 37

 Rugby 71, Dunseith 55

 Shiloh Christian 81, Standing Rock 48

 Sidney, Mont. 51, Williston 42

 St. John 57, Mohall-Lansford-Sherwood 44

 Stanley 70, Burke County 46

 Trenton 75, Trinity Christian 45

 Turtle Lake-Mercer 64, Underwood 34

 Wilton-Wing 51, Center-Stanton 41

Jamestown Tournament

 Strasburg-Zeeland 69, Central Prairie 42

GIRLS BASKETBALL

 Beach 61, Wibaux, Mont. 40

 Benson County 67, Langdon 32

 Central Cass 58, Linton-HMB 26

 Des Lacs-Burlington 48, Kenmare 41

 Devils Lake 80, Turtle Mountain 72

 Fairmount-Campbell-Tintah 50, Richland 20

 Fargo Davies 64, Wahpeton 51

 Fargo North 61, Grand Forks Central 45

 Fargo South 73, Bemidji, Minn. 56

 Four Winds-Warwick-Minnewauken 63, St. John 33

 Glenburn 41, Lewis and Clark-Berthold 40

 Grafton 64, Drayton/Valley-Edinburg 34

 Grant County 63, Richardton-Taylor 44

 Hatton-Northwood 46, Dakota Prairie 26

 Hillsboro/Central Valley 58, Larimore 38

 Jamestown 55, Bismarck St. Mary's 46

 Maple Valley 67, North Sargent 50

 Midway-Minto 49, North Border 39

 Minot Bishop Ryan 64, Minot Our Redeemer's 35

 Mohall-Lansford-Sherwood 65, Surrey 43

 Napoleon 60, Kidder County 45

 Oakes 67, Leola/Frederick, S.D. 39

 Parshall 62, North Shore 44

 Powers Lake 41, Tioga 40

 Rolla 60, North Star 56

 Rugby 58, Sawyer 43

 Strasburg-Zeeland 51, Central Prairie 33

 Thompson 72, Northern Cass 64

 Trenton 56, Trinity Christian 52

 Turtle Lake-Mercer 48, Underwood 38

 Velva 53, Towner-Granville-Upham 24

 Washburn 49, Beulah 36

 Watford City 89, Mandaree 15

 West Fargo 61, Fargo Shanley 58

 Wilton-Wing 52, Center-Stanton 44

 Groton grabbed up 34 rebounds to 22 for Britton-Hecla. Camille Sippel topped Groton with seven rebounds. Courtney Kurtz and Carly Wheeting scored 11 points each.

 Britton-Hecla was led by Shelby Elsen with 15 points.

  BRITTON-HECLA: Shelby Elsen 5 3-4 15, Morgan Storley 1 0-0 3, Aria Meyer 1 3-4 5, Kassi Jones 2 0-2 4, Emily Bremmon 2 1-1 6, Mallori Rabenberg 0 1-2 1. Totals 11 8-13 34.

 GROTON: Halle Dohman 1 0-1 2, Kylie Hawkins 2 0-1 4, Regan Lowandowski 1 0-0 2, Camille Sippel 2 0-0 5, Courtney Kurtz 4 1-2 11, Carly Wheeting 5 0-1 11, Tori Bjerke 1 0-0 2. Totals 16 1-5 37.

Britton-Hecla (4-5) 11 20 24 34

Groton (8-5)15 17 30 37

 3-point field goals - Elsen 2, Storley, Bremmon, Sippel, Kurtz 2, Wheeting. Total fouls - Britton-Hecla 12; Groton 13. Rebounds - Britton-Hecla 22 (Jones 9); Groton 34 (Sippel 7). Turnovers - Britton-Hecla 5; Groton 10. B Game - Groton 23-14.

Langford Area 53

Edmunds Central 31

Non-conference at Langford

 EDMUNDS CENTRAL: Lexi Nehlich 0 0-2 0, Elaine Schaible 1 0-0 2, Shelby Hinz 8 0-4 16, Sarina Scherr 2 1-2 5, Bernadette Heier 1 0-0 2, Guadalupe Ramirez 2 0-0 4, Amanda Schneider 1 0-0 2. Totals 15 1-8 31.

 LANGFORD AREA: Jenae Carson 7 3-4 17, Kristen Erickson 3 4-4 10, Amber Ogren 1 0-0 2, Nikki Amundson 2 1-5 5, Sierra Bivens 0 3-6 3, Savannah Bivens 0 1-2 1, Tess Williams 6 2-3 15. Totals 19 14-24 53.

Edmunds Central (2-10) 6 12 21 31

Langford Area (5-5) 12 31 44 53

 3-point field goals - Williams. Fouled out - Hinz. Total fouls - Edmunds Central 16; Langford Area 10. Rebounds - Edmunds Central 32 (Hinz 14); Langford Area 25 (Erickson 8). Turnovers - Edmunds Central 23; Langford Area 11.

Webster 73

Waverly-South Shore 43

Non-conference at Webster

 WAVERLY-SOUTH SHORE: Chandler Britzman 1 0-0 2, Kendra Thyen 1 0-2 3, Mercedes Zemlicka 0 1-2 1, Mikaela Fischer 5 10-13 21, Mallory Stricherz 1 1-3 3, Michaela Kranz 3 1-1 7, Kristin Kowalski 1 0-0 2, Courtney Arthur 0 2-2 2, Jordan Zemlicka 1 0-0 3. Totals 13-36 15-22 43.

 WEBSTER: Megan Nelson 2 4-4 9, Jade Storley 1 7-8 9, Jamie Sichmeller 1 0-0 2, Breanna Bullert 4 4-5 12, Dylan Hanson 0 1-2 1, Jobi McCreary 2 1-2 5, Lindsey Vogl 3 1-1 9, Haley Rithmiller 7 5-7 19, Whitney Keller 1 1-2 3, Chelsea Ryan 2 0-0 4. Totals  23-44 24-31 73. 

Waverly-S. Shore (6-7) 6 9 23 43

Webster (7-3) 18 45 52 73

 3-point field goals - Thyen, Fischer, J. Zemlicka, Vogl 2, Nelson. Fouled out - Bullert. Rebounds - Webster 26. Turnovers - Waverly-South Shore 16; Webster 11 B Game - Webster 51-15.

Oakes 67

Leola-Frederick 39

Non-conference at Oakes, N.D.

 LEOLA-FREDERICK: Haili Wimer 1 0-1 2, Taylor Kindelspire 2 3-4 7, Amanda Daniels 1 0-0 2, Megan Walworth 1 0-0 2, Mariah Mikkonen 0 0-2 0, Denae Melland 1 0-1 2, Chandler Ellwein 1 1-2 3, Mackenzie Heilman 3 0-0 6, Elizabeth Grabowska 4 1-2 9, Emily Grabowska 3 0-0 6. Totals 17 5-12 39.

  OAKES: Madison Quandt 3 2-3 8, Sydney Breitbach 6 0-0 13, Shelby Gelinske 1 0-0 2, Karlie Knutson 1 0-0 2, Lydia Hansen 4 1-2 9, Quinn Vculek 8 0-3 16, Nicole Warren 8 1-2 17. Totals 31 4-10 67.

Leola-Frederick 6 16 25 39

Oakes 20 41 55 67

 3-point field goals - Breitbach. Fouled out - Walworth, Quandt. Total fouls - Leola-Frederick 11; Oakes 19.

Clark-Willow Lake 68

Florence-Henry 29

Non-conference at Willow Lake

 FLORENCE-HENRY: Emily Kahnke 4 0-0 8, Whitney Schaack 1 0-2 2, Morgan Schaack 1 0-2 3, Breanna Rogge 2 0-0 4, Taylor Busskohl 0 1-3 1, Abbey Kittelson 2 4-8 8, Sammie Popham 0 1-4 1, Kelsie Bastian 1 0-0 2. Totals 11-54 6-19 29.

 CLARK-WILLOW LAKE: Chynna Stevens 7 3-3 17, Mackenzie Huber 6 0-0 12, Janelle Paulson 6 1-2 13, Mikayla Prouty 2 0-0 4, Laura Alexander 1 1-2 4, Morgan Huber 6 0-0 12, Marisa Olson 2 0-0 4, Angela Young 1 0-0 2. Totals 31-74 5-7 68.

Florence-Henry 6 16 20 29

Clark-Willow Lake 24 38 56 68

 3-point field goals - Schaack, Alexander. Total fouls - Florence-Henry 18; Clark-Willow Lake 7. Rebounds - Florence-Henry 25; Clark-Willow Lake 33 (Stevens 11). Turnovers - Florence-Henry 22; Clark-Willow Lake 18. Assists - Clark-Willow Lake (Paulson 7). Steals - Clark-Willow Lake (Stevens 5). JV Game - Clark-Willow Lake 56-23.

Monday's Late Game

Milbank 48

Morris (Minn.) 47

Non-conference at Morris, Minn.

 MILBANK: Kendra Snaza 7-17 4-4 19, Abbie Snaza 0 0-0 0, McKenzie Mertens 4 1-3 9, Amanda Stone 4 0-0 8, Brittany Ackerman 1 2-4 4, Cori Redmond 3 2-3 8. Totals 19-59 9-14 48.

 MORRIS: M. Smith 2 0-1 4, B. Holland 3 3-4  10, B. Holland 1 0-1 2, K. Holzheimer 6 0-0 15, N. Strobel 0 5-6 5, T. Meichsner 2 3-5 7, A. Olson 1 0-0 2, K. Volegl 1 0-0 2. Totals 16-57 11-17 47. 

Milbank 1 12 33 48

Morris 9 23 39 47

 3-point field goals - Snaza, B. Holland, Holzheimer 3. Fouled out - A. Snaza. Total fouls - Milbank 17; Morris 16. Rebounds - Milbank 39 (Stone 8); Morris 52 (Smith 8, Meichsner 8). Turnovers - Milbank 14; Morris 19. Assists - Milbank 7; Morris 5 (B. Holland 2). Steals - Milbank 13 (A. Snaza 3, Redmond 3); Morris 8 (Meichsner 3). Blocked shots - Milbank 4 (K. Snaza 2); Morris 1 (Holzheimer 1).

 Highlights: Milbank's McKenzie Mertens made the game winning basket with 1.9 seconds left in the game.

 Warner bolted out to an early double-digit lead only to have Hitchcock-Tulare rally and grab a three-point edge heading into the final period.

 Jarrod Tuszka finished with 20 points and Derrek Tuszka added 14. Each hauled down seven rebounds as Warner improved to 8-1 on the season.

 Hitchcock-Tulare received 17 points from Landon Gatzke and 14 from Trent Hofer.

 HITCHCOCK-TULARE: Landon Gatzke 6 3-3 17, Trent Hofer 6 0-1 14, Clay Jens 4 0-0 8, Dan Marshall 3 0-0 6, Landon Bushong 2 0-0 4. Totals 21 3-4 49.

 WARNER: Jarrod Tuszka 7 6-7 20, Derrek Tuszka 5 4-5 14, Mitch Boesl 2 0-0 6, Ryan Heilman 2 0-0 6, Tennison Easton 1 0-0 3, Dirk Backman 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 10-12 51.

Hitchcock-Tulare (8-4) 10 29 42 49

Warner (8-1) 20 29 39 51

 3-point field goals - Hofer 2, Gatzke 2, Boesl 2, Heilman 2, Easton. Rebounds - Hitchcock-Tulare 15 (Jens 4, Bushong 4); Warner 22 (J. Tuszka 7, D. Tuszka 7). Turnovers - Hitchcock-Tulare 13; Warner 13. B Game - Warner 27-20.

Leola-Frederick 45

Oakes 33

Non-conference at Oakes, N.D.

 LEOLA-FREDERICK: Tyler Hoffman 1 0-0 2, Derrick Podoll 4 2-3 10, Evan Emery 1 0-0 3, Brian Sumption 8 2-3 18, Matt Weisser 4 4-4 12. Totals 18 8-10 45.

 OAKES: Carter Zetocha 0 0-2 0, Tristen Meier 2 3-4 7, Ethan Zetocha 4 0-0 9, Bryce Meehl 3 2-3 8, Jon Tyre 1 0-0 3, Stephen Quandt 2 2-2 6. Totals 12 7-11 33.

Leola-Frederick (6-5) 8 23 28 45

Oakes 3 15 25 33

 3-point field goals - Emery, E. Zetocha, Tyre. Total fouls - Leola-Frederick 16; Oakes 15.

Potter County 67

Eureka-Bowdle 52

Yellowstone Trail Conference at Bowdle

 POTTER COUNTY: Tanner Heuer 2 0-0 4, Tate Nafziger 3 1-2 7, Eric Worth 0 1-2 1, Mitch Hinkley 1 3-3 5, Chayce Hall 7 1-2 18, Chase Sievers 1 0-0 2, Colton Hall 1 0-0 2, Ashur Fleming 0 2-2 2, Kole Hawkinson 6 5-6 22, Dave VanderVorst 2 0-0 4. Totals 23 13-17 67.

 EUREKA-BOWDLE: Tyler Wipf 7 3-6 18, Brandon Beutler 3 0-0 6, Austin Weiszhaar 6 6-8 19, Josh Raile 2 1-2 7, Jesse Weber 0 0-2 0, Alex Rastel 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 10-18 52.

Potter County (10-0) 15 33 48 67

Eureka-Bowdle (4-5) 7 20 38 52

 3-point field goals - Chayce Hall 3, Hawkinson 5, Wipf, Wieszhaar, Raile 2. Fouled out - Worth, Nafziger. Total fouls - Potter County 21; Eureka-Bowdle 14. Rebounds - Potter County 24 (Worth 6); Eureka-Bowdle 25 (Wipf 9). Turnovers - Potter County 11; Eureka-Bowdle 21. B Game - Potter County 41-19.

Herreid-Selby Area 80

Wakpala 63

Yellowstone Trail Conference at Selby

 WAKPALA: Patryc Jordan 4 2-2 10, Ty Cadotte 1 2-4 6, Carlin Mellette 10 5-6 29, Shilo Cadotte 1 0-0 2, Teddy Iron Cloud 6 4-8 16. Totals 22 13-20 63.

 HERREID-SELBY AREA: Brady Vander Vorst 4 0-0 12, Nick Larson 10 0-0 26, Lane Rossow 1 0-0 3, Kennedy Kosters 8 5-8 21, Dakota Thorstenson 3 3-4 9, Cooper Schaefbauer 2 1-2 5, Cade Opheim 1 0-0 2, Logan Schaefbauer 1 0-0 2. Totals 30 9-14 80.

Wakpala (8-3) 19 30 42 63

Herreid-Selby Area (5-5) 16 43 64 80

 3-point field goals - Mellette 4, Vander Vorst 4, Larson 6, Rossow. Fouled out - C. Schaefbauer. Total fouls - Wakpala 11; Herreid-Selby Area 15. Rebounds - Wakpala 27; Herreid-Selby Area 31 (Kosters 9). Turnovers - Wakpala 13; Herreid-Selby Area 12. JV Game - Herreid-Selby Area 35-21.

Sully Buttes 70

Stanley County 25

Non-conference at Onida

 STANLEY COUNTY: Brevin Klemann 1 0-0 2, Kevin Anderson 1 2-2 4, Brady Washechek 3 0-0 6, Tucker Fischbach 1 2-2 4, Colten Drageset 1 2-4 4, Blake Onken 2 0-0 4, Kaiden Karst 0 1-2 1. Totals 9 7-10 25.

 SULLY BUTTES: Josh Lamb 2 3-4 7, Scott Senftner 3 2-4 10, Lewis Hofer 9 1-1 21, Cody Nelson 1 0-0 3, Brayden Wittler 6 2-2 17, Reed Feller 3 0-0 7, Conner Archer 1 0-0 3, Bramm Pickner 1 0-0 2. Totals 26 8-11 70.

Stanley County (2-10) 4 13 23 25

Sully Buttes (5-4) 20 42 56 70

 3-point field goals - Senftner 2, Hofer 2, Nelson, Wittler 3, Feller, Archer. Total fouls - Stanley County 8; Sully Buttes 11.

Mobridge-Pollock 80

McLaughlin 48

Big Dakota Conference at Mobridge

 McLAUGHLIN: Dennis Walking Elk 1 0-1 2, Shane Fetzer 0 0-2 0, Payton Tiokasin 7 1-1 17, Thomas Little Bear 0 1-2 1, Jayson Running Hawk 1 1-2 4, Amon Talks 1 0-0 3, Clifford One Feather 5 0-2 15, Tristen Flying Horse 2 0-0 6. Totals 17-44 3-10 48.

 MOBRIDGE-POLLOCK: Zach Dockter 10 5-5 27, Cody Schaefbauer 7 0-2 14, Pearson Wientjes 4 1-1 11, Jason Hill 2 0-0 4, Preston Frederick 5 2-2 13, Mason Keller 4 1-3 11. Totals 33-57 9-13 80.

McLaughlin 9 26 40 48

Mobridge-Pollock 27 47 62 80

 3-point field goals - Tiokasin 2, Running Hawk, Talks, One Feather 5, Flying Horse 2, Dockter 2, Frederick, Keller 2. Total fouls - McLaughlin 13; Mobridge-Pollock 13. Rebounds - McLaughlin 22 (Tiokasin 5, One Feather 5); Mobridge-Pollock 27 (Dockter 6). Turnovers - McLaughlin 22; Mobridge-Pollock 13. Assists - McLaughlin 4; Mobridge-Pollock 13 (Wientjes 4). Blocked Shots - McLaughlin 2; Mobridge-Pollock 5. Steals - McLaughlin 7; Mobridge-Pollock 15 (Keller 5).

Miller 53

Chamberlain 44

Big Dakota Conference at Miller

 CHAMBERLAIN: Reuben Estes 5 1-2 11, Skyler Bertram 5 0-2 12, Gage Basting 4 3-5 11, Dalton Andera 3 0-0 6, Lane Shroyer 1 2-3 4. Totals 18 6-12 44.

 MILLER: Drew Beilke 1 3-4 5, Preston Blackwell 2 3-10 7, Lee Sivertsen 3 0-0 6, Haydn Hermn 4 3-4 11, Beau Keeter 11 2-2 24. Totals 21 11-20 53.

Chamberlain 12 25 29 44

Miller (8-2) 10 25 39 53

 3-point field goals - Bertram 2. Fouled out - Basting. Total fouls - Chamberlain 22; Miller 15. Rebounds - Chamberlain 28 (Andera 9); Miller 27 (Blackwell 7, Sivertsen 3). Turnovers - Chamberlain 20; Miller 14. Assists - Chamberlain 6; Miller 6. Steals - Chamberlain 15; Miller 11. JV Game - Chamberlain 42-35.

Timber Lake 52

McIntosh 19

Little Moreau Conference at Timber Lake

 McINTOSH: Will Vanlishout 2 1-2 6, Braydon Katus 1 2-6 4, Trever Uhrig 1 2-2 4, Jett Bailey 0 2-5 2, Kordell Arnold 2 1-2 3. Totals 5 8-17 19.

 TIMBER LAKE: Kyle Schumacher 5 2-2 13, Kaden Tiger 0 4-6 4, Kellon Lawrence 6 0-0 16, Bruce Biegler 2 0-0 4, Clay Lindskov 2 0-1 4, Tanner Kraft 1 1-2 3, Wyle Livermont 1 0-0 2, Nicholas Bad Warrior 0 1-4 1, Shaun Maher 1 0-0 2, Garrett Nash 1 1-1 3. Totals 19 9-16 52.

McIntosh 7 19 19 19

Timber Lake 12 23 39 52

 3-point field goals - Vanlishout, Schumacher, Lawrence 4. Total fouls - McIntosh 10; Timber Lake 12.

Dupree 60

Faith 41

Little Moreau Conference at Dupree

 FAITH: Jarius Halligan 3 0-0 6, Reggie Rhoden 8 3-5 19, Cody Bernstein 2 0-0 4, Drew Vance 2 0-0 4, Cody Trainor 3 2-6 8, Josh Afdahl 0 1-2 1, Caden Smiley 0 1-2 1. Totals 18 5-11 41.

 DUPREE: Kash Deal 3 0-2 6, Tate Widow 3 0-0 9, Trenton Pretty Weasel 2 0-0 5, Nate Widow 11 4-5 32, Dayton Spiel 1 0-2 2, Creighton LeBeau 2 1-2 6. Totals 22 5-11 60.

Faith (10-1) 9 21 29 41

Dupree (10-1) 18 38 46 60

 3-point field goals - T. Widow 3, Pretty Weasel, N. Widow 6, LeBeau. Total fouls - Faith 11; Dupree 15. Rebounds - Faith 21 (Rhoden 8, Trainor 8); Dupree 21 (T. Widow 6, Pretty Weasel 6). Turnovers - Faith 19; Dupree 14. Assists - Faith 14 (Trainor 10); Dupree 9. B Game - Faith 35-27.

Wilmot 67

Summit 39

Eastern Coteau Conference at Summit

 WILMOT: Leading scorers: Austin Hulscher 25 points, Chase Bronson 17, Landon Hammer 10.

  SUMMIT: Leading scorer: Jake Steinocker 23 points.

Wilmot (8-4) 15 31 52 67

Summit (7-5) 7 12 31 39

 Rebounds - Wilmot (Alex Goodhart 10).

W-H-N 49

Rosholt 47

Non-conference at Wheaton, Minn.

 ROSHOLT: Adam Krueger 7 1-2 16, Chase Shypkowski 3 4-6 10, Walker Lick 3 0-3 6, Mathew Wieser 2 0-0 5, Dylan Lick 1 2-2 5, Taylor Braun 1 0-0 2, Alex Krueger 1 1-2 3. Totals 18-57 8-15 47.

 WHEATON-HERMAN-NORCROSS: C. Thiel 2 3-3 7, G. Pralle 1 1-4 3, C. Mandal 2 0-0 5, M. Pederson 3 0-0 7, M. Persing 3 2-6 8, T. Raguse 0 0-1 0, J. Lupkes 6 6-10 18. Totals 17 12-27 49.

Rosholt 19 47

Wheaton-Herman-Norcross 23 49

 3-point field goals - Adam Krueger, Wieser, D. Lick, Mandal, Pederson. Fouled out - Mandal. Total fouls - Rosholt 17; Wheaton-Herman-Norcross 14. Rebounds - Rosholt 31 (W. Lick 12, Shypkowski 12); Wheaton-Herman-Norcross 32. Turnovers - Rosholt 13.

Deuel 83

Elkton-Lake Benton 64

Non-conference at Clear Lake

 ELKTON-LAKE BENTON: Heath Schindler 2 3-3 7, Trevan Farnham 2 0-0 6, Nick Delaney 1 1-2 3, Nathan Krog 1 0-0 2, Braden Carmody 6 2-2 16, Ethan Pearson 5 2-2 14, Jake Van Dyke 0 1-2 1, Tyler Schindler 4 7-8 15. Totals 21 16-19 64.

 DEUEL: Brent Krause 3 1-2 8, Justin Cassels 2 2-2 6, Lincoln Swenson 10 2-2 28, Trevor Cassels 5 0-0 10, Curt Boeke 5 4-6 14, Zach Toben 5 1-1 11, Gage Schake 2 0-0 4, Andrew Puetz 1 0-0 2. Totals 33 10-13 83.

Elkton-Lake Benton (11-2) 16 27 45 64

Deuel (10-2) 20 43 61 83

 3-point field goals - Farnham 2, Carmody 2, Pearson 2, Krause, Swenson 6. Fouled out - T. Cassels, Boeke. Total fouls - Elkton-Lake Benton 17; Deuel 15. Rebounds - Elkton-Lake Benton 23; Deuel 27 (Swenson 8). Turnovers - Elkton-Lake Benton 14; Deuel 12.  Steals - Elkton-Lake Benton 6 (Delaney 5); Deuel 10. B Game - Elkton-Lake Benton 45-27.

Kimball-White Lake 59

Sunshine Bible 48

Non-conference at Miller

 KIMBALL-WHITE LAKE: Kyle Peters 3 0-0 6, Russell Pick 1 0-0 2, Jesse Taylor 7 6-6 20, Eathen Gaulke 3 0-2 6, Jacob Kirsch 9 5-9 24, Willie Norwood 0 1-2 1. Totals 23 12-19 59.

  SUNSHINE BIBLE: Brady Brockel 9 1-2 19, Brian LaDue 3 3-5 9, Daniel Pedersen 1 2-2 4, Jaden Brockel 0 1-2 1, Drew McClain 4 2-2 13, Chibueze Egeruoh 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 9-13 48.

Kimball-White Lake (7-3) 20 34 41 59

Sunshine Bible (3-7) 13 26 38 48

 3-point field goals - Kirsch, McClain 3. Total fouls - Kimball-White Lake 10; Sunshine Bible 15. Rebounds - Kimball-White Lake 28 (Taylor 10); Sunshine Bible 33 (B. Brockel 11). Turnovers - Kimball-White Lake 12; Sunshine Bible 21.

Ellendale 59

P-B-K 55

at Ellendale, N.D.

 PINGREE-BUCHANAN-KENSAL: Cole Diede 16 points, Kollen Sabinash 11, Wyatt Guthmiller 9, J.R. Perleberg 8, Shawn Baker 6, Cody Horn 4, Chase Thomas 1. Totals 19 9-17 55.

 ELLENDALE: Adam White 33 points, Shawn Hofer 8, Joe Cegla 6, Chase Durheim 5, Zach Dathe 4, James Johnston 2, Logan Wang 1. Totals 23 12-20 59.

P-B-K 12 21 36 55

Ellendale 14 27 39 59

 3-point field goals - Diede 4, Guthmiller 2, Perleberg 2, Durheim. Fouled out - Diede, Johnston. Total fouls - Pingree-Buchanan-Kensal 20; Ellendale 17.

Justin Parizek: 6-foot-1, 195-pound, 20-year-old forward from Lakeville.

Peter Krieger : 5-foot-11, 180-pound, 19-year-old forward from Oakdale.

Jake Horton: 5-foot-11, 190-pound, 18-year-old defenseman from Plymouth.

 Last season, more than 160 scouts attended the event. Every NHL team and NCAA Division I school had scouts there. 

 More than one-third of the players who competed in last year's event ended up with an NCAA Division I opportunity.

 This year, 120 NAHL players will be spread among six teams. The six teams - Dakota, Frontier, Great Lakes, Midwest, Texas and the NAHL 18U Selects - will each play three games.

 The three Wings will play for Dakota, which will be coached by Austin coach Chris Tok (head) and Bismarck coach Layne Sedevie (assistant). Players from those three teams plus Brookings and Minot make up the Dakota group.

 Each of the six teams will consist of 12 forwards, 6 defensemen and 2 goaltenders. The number of players represented by each NAHL team was based on each team's winning percentage within their division as of Jan. 14.

 Here is the schedule for the Dakota team at the tourney:

•  Vs. Great Lakes at 2 p.m. Feb. 18.

•  Vs. NAHL 18U Selects at 2 p.m. Feb. 19.

•  Vs. Texas at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 20.

 The Wings will host Bismarck in Aberdeen this weekend. Both games start at 7:15 p.m. at the Odde Ice Center.

 As a result, Marking-coached high school and college teams won almost 74 percent of their games. Marking, 85, died Saturday at the Brookings Hospital.

 Funeral services are at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Thomas More Catholic Parish in Brookings. Burial is in Greenwood Cemetery. Visitation is from 4 to 7 this afternoon (Wednesday) at Eidsness Funeral Home in Brookings, with a wake service at 7 tonight.

 Marking graduated from Parkston High School and South Dakota State.

 He was the SDSU men's basketball coach from 1965-74. His Jackrabbits won the conference title four times and reached the postseason five times. He retired as the winningest coach in SDSU men's basketball history (148-80).

 He was the first high school coach in South Dakota history to win state titles in Class A and B.

 In four years at Hayti, he was 117-13, guiding the Redbirds to four state tourney appearances. Hayti was the State B champion in 1954 and runner-up twice.

 In five years at Watertown, his teams were 78-35 and played in four State A tourneys, winning one (1959) and finishing second twice.

 Marking's wife of 59 years, Carola (Koehn), died March 18, 2012. She also attended Parkston and SDSU and was the 1952 Jackrabbit Queen.

 Survivors include his sister, Theresa (Don) Maxwell of Mountain View, Calif.; five children, Nancy Johnson of Sioux Falls, Tom (Cindy) Marking of Porterfield, Wis., Dan (Susan) Marking of Grand Rapids, Minn., Robert Marking of Brookings, Pam (Marvin) Rathlisberger of Crystal, Minn.; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.