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Sports Scoreboard Saturday, September 4, 2010
College Football
Augustana- 32 St. Cloud State- 23
Central Florida- 38 South Dakota- 7
Colorado School of Mines- 52 South Dakota School of Mines- 24
Concordia/St. Paul, MN- 38 #14 Minot State- 17
Dakota Wesleyan- 42 Dordt- 7
#18 Dickinson State- 29 Concordia/Moorhead, MN- 24
Jamestown- 56 Peru State, NE- 54 (3 OT)
#1 Sioux Falls- 41 #23 Northwestern- 24
High School Football
Dakota Bowl XXXII
#3 S.F. Roosevelt- 12 #2 S.F. O'Gorman- 9
College Volleyball
Black Hills State- 3 Montana State/Billings- 1 (25-19, 14-25, 25-22, 25-19)
Bemidji State- 3 Black Hills State- 0 (25-21, 25-15, 25-20)
High School Volleyball
Big Horn, WY- 2 St. Thomas More- 1
Campbell County, WY- 2 St. Thomas More- 0
Mitchell- 3 Pierre- 0
Rawlins, WY- 2 St. Thomas More- 0
Watertown- 3 Aberdeen Central- 0
High School Boys Soccer
S.F. Washington- 4 Spearfish- 2
James Valley Christian- 13 Lead/Deadwood- 1
High School Girls Soccer
S.F. Washington- 3 Spearfish- 0
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Posted by A-Cody
on Monday, September 06, 2010 (17:21:20)
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Sports Scoreboard Friday, September 3, 2010
College Football
Black Hills State 14, Wisconsin-Stout 13 (OT) (Heard On KDSJ)
High School Football
Aberdeen Central 28, Huron 14
Aberdeen Roncalli 27, Groton Area 7
Alcester-Hudson 12, Gayville-Volin 7
Bon Homme 34, Platte-Geddes/Dakota Christian 0
Brandon Valley 13, Yankton 6
Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan 38, Gregory 0
Britton-Hecla 27, Webster 0
Canistota 65, Parker 14
Castlewood 36, Lake Preston 0
Chester 44, Mt. Vernon 8
Colman-Egan 20, Estelline 6
Colome 42, Kimball 12
Corsica/Stickney 54, Irene-Wakonda 0
Crow Creek 44, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 8
Dakota Valley 25, Beresford 14
Dell Rapids 20, Canton 18
DeSmet/Iroquois 38, Arlington 28
Douglas, Wyo. 38, Belle Fourche 6
Elk Point-Jefferson 33, Sioux Falls Christian 7
Eureka/Bowdle 66, Hoven/Edmunds Central 12
Faith 24, Dupree 12
Flandreau 28, McCook Central/Montrose 7
Freeman 36, Centerville 12
Garretson 38, Clark/Willow Lake 6
Gettysburg 28, Faulkton 0
Hamlin 48, Great Plains Lutheran 12
Hanson 30, Avon 6
Harding County 58, Newell 8
Hay Springs, Neb. 72, Oelrichs 6
Herreid/Selby Area 50, Timber Lake 0
Hitchcock-Tulare 42, Wolsey-Wessington 0
Howard 47, Marion 0
Kadoka Area 34, New Underwood 6
Lemmon/McIntosh 40, Bison 14
Leola/Frederick 50, Ipswich 6
Madison 25, Hot Springs 16
Menno 48, Marty Indian 18
Miller 26, Sioux Valley 13
Mitchell 23, Brookings 6
Mobridge-Pollock 44, Hill City 0
Northwestern Area 28, Langford 12
Philip 50, Jones County 6
#5 Rapid City Stevens 45, Spearfish 6
#3 St. Thomas More 43, Lead-Deadwood 0
#1 Sioux Falls Washington 38, Sioux Falls Lincoln 12
Sisseton 55, Deuel 0
South Central 13, Scotland 0
Sturgis 35, Rapid City Central 21
Sully Buttes 54, Highmore-Harrold 0
Sunshine Bible Academy 40, Lower Brule 0
Tea Area 17, Lennox 14
Todd County 39, Red Cloud 0
Tri-State 51, Tiospa Zina Tribal 0
Tri-Valley 34, Harrisburg 7
Tripp-Delmont/Armour 48, Andes Central 6
Valentine, Neb. 38, Chamberlain 6
Vermillion 24, South Sioux City, Neb. 21
Viborg/Hurley 67, Baltic 19
Wagner 49, Parkston 0
Warner 32, Sanborn Central 24
#4 Watertown 13, Pierre 12
Waverly-South Shore 38, Grant-Deuel 32, OT
West Central 54, Milbank 20
White River 32, Lyman 24
Wilmot 46, Florence/Henry 0
#1 Winner 26, Stanley County 20
College Volleyball
The Black Hills State University volleyball team split on the first day of the Dickinson Triangular on Friday. The Yellow Jackets fell in the first match of the tournament to Dickinson State 3-2 but rebounded to beat Montana State-Northern 3-1.
The Yellow Jackets will return to the court to complete the triangular today as they have a match with Bemidji (Minn.) State at noon followed by a rematch with Montana State-Northern at 2 p.m.
High School Boys Golf
Rapid City Stevens posted four scores in the 70s at Boulder Canyon Country Club in Sturgis to win the team title at the Black Hills Invitational on Friday.
Shane O'Brien's round of 74 led the way for the Raiders, who shot a 308 to top Pierre by eight strokes. Lance Beyer shot a 76, and Jared Jambor and Mac Young carded 79s.
O'Brien finished second in the individual race behind Sturgis' Clay Kopplin, who took medalist honors with a 72. The Scoopers finished third in the team standings with a 321 total. Lead-Deadwood (342) and Custer (354) rounded out the top 5.
Andrew Sullivan's 85 was the best score for Rapid City Central, which finished in sixth place. Beyer, Jambor, Young, the Wildcats' Chad Bryant (79), the Golddiggers' Garrett Mack (81) and the Scoopers' Alan Roth (81) rounded out the individual top 10.
High School Boys Soccer
Huron 13, Lead Deadwood 2
Spearfish 2, Brookings 1
High School Girls Soccer
Belle Fourche 6, Huron 1
Brookings 2, Spearfish 1
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Saturday, September 04, 2010 (10:04:14)
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Sports Scoreboard Thursday, September 2, 2010
High School Volleyball
Belle Fourche- 3 Hill City- 0
Custer- 3 Newell- 1
Pine Ridge- 3 St. Francis- 0
Rapid City Stevens- 3 Rapid City Central- 1
St. Thomas More- 3 Lead/Deadwood- 0
Timber Lake- 3 Bison- 0
White River- 3 New Underwood- 0
Girls Soccer
Belle Fourche- 2 Sturgis- 1
Boys Soccer
Sturgis- 9 Belle Fourche- 1
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, September 03, 2010 (19:01:05)
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19th Annual Prospector Bowl
The 19th Annual Prospector Bowl, presented by the Kiwanis Club of Lead will be held on Saturday, September 11. Ferguson Field in Deadwood will be the site for all the activities. Admission is just $4 for adults and $2 for students.
9:00 a.m.- Lead-Deadwood 5th-6th Grade Game
12:00 p.m.- New Underwood Tigers Vs. Wall Eagles (ON KDSJ)
3:00 p.m.- Little Wound Mustangs Vs. Cheyenne-Eagle Butte Braves
6:00 p.m.- Lead-Deadwood Golddiggers Vs. Hill City Rangers (ON KDSJ)
Halftime Entertainment will include the Lead-Deadwood Dance team and the Golddigger Pep Band.
A tailgate party will be held in the Kiwanis Tent beginning at 9:00 a.m. Commemorative hats and t-shirts will also be on sale throughout the day.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, September 03, 2010 (07:00:00)
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Sports Scoreboard Tuesday, August 31, 2010
High School Volleyball
Belle Fourche- 3 Red Cloud- 0
Custer- 3 Lead/Deadwood- 0
Edgemont- 3 Hill City- 0
Jones County- 3 Wall- 2
McLaughlin- 3 Dupree- 0
Sturgis- 3 Spearfish- 0
Timber Lake- 3 Cheyenne Eagle Butte- 2
Boys Golf
At Tomahawk Lake Country Club
Team Standings
1. Lead/Deadwood- 173
2. Spearfish- 192
3. Belle Fourche- 198
Lead/Deadwood
Zach Fox- 42
Garrett Mack- 43
Gabe Dirksen- 44
Dakota Simpson- 44
Tony Anderson- 48
Spearfish
Ben Deverman- 42
Dillion Orth- 48
Ryan Hamilton- 48
Jordan Mullaney- 54
Jackson Robertys- 56
Braden Anderson- 54
Belle Fourche
Josh Burr- 44
Cory Hewitt- 44
Dustin Westland- 56
Matt Beck- 61
Josh O'Bryne- 67
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, September 02, 2010 (01:18:22)
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BHSU Cross Country Ready For Another Season
By John Kietzmann
Black Hills State Athletics
The Black Hills State University women's cross country team is ranked tenth in the NAIA preseason poll. The men's cross country team is not in the top 25, but is receiving votes.
"Our women's team will be very strong again this year," said head coach Scott Walkinshaw. "There is no doubt that losing a student-athlete like Wendy O'Lexey will hurt us, but I think the kids that we have coming in are skilled athletes and are up to the challenge."
Last season, the Black Hills State women's team finished tenth at the NAIA National Championship Meet. The men's team did not qualify as a team for the national championship in 2009, but did finish No. 25 in the final poll.
Walkinshaw said, "On the men's side last season, we didn't get to the national meet as a team. The team is focused and wants to get back there this year."
Black Hills State opens the season on Saturday, September 4 in Billings, Montana for a triangular meet against Montana State-Northern and Rocky Mountain College.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Wednesday, September 01, 2010 (00:59:25)
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Sports Scoreboard Saturday, August 28, 2010
High School Football
Watertown 46, Spearfish 13 (Heard On KDSJ)
Chester 42, White Lake/Plankinton 8
Edgemont 40, Oelrichs 12
Leola/Frederick 64, Ellendale, N.D. 14
Rapid City Stevens 42, Brookings 14
Sioux Falls O'Gorman 33, AB Central 0
Sioux Falls Lincoln 29, Pierre 22
Sioux Falls Washington 38, Huron 0
Sturgis 27, Brandon Valley 13
Yankton 9, Rapid City Central 0
College Football
Grandview, IA 28, Black Hills State 0 (Heard On KDSJ)
Midland Lutheran, NE 38, Dakota State 7
South Dakota Mines 13, Montana Tech 6
Valley City State 44, Trinity Bible, ND 0
High School Volleyball
ABERDEEN 3, SPEARFISH 0: The Aberdeen Central volleyball team shed its first-match jitters and took a couple of big steps forward in the second match of the young season.
The Golden Eagles improved to 2-0 with a 25-16, 25-8, 25-11 nonconference win over Spearfish on Saturday in high school volleyball at Golden Eagles Arena.
The Eagles opened the match with kills by Kayla Schaunaman and Britini Haar, and two ace serves by Kelcy Schaunaman. The Spartans (0-2 overall) inched back to within 9-8 on four consecutive attacking errors by Aberdeen. Central coach Dennis Northrup called a timeout and his team responded by outscoring Spearfish 12-2.
Spearfish’s Amy Deichert finished with eight assists and two aces to lead the way.
The Spartans stay on the road with matches on Friday at Sioux Falls Lincoln and Saturday at Sioux Falls Washington.
LEAD-DEADWOOD 3, HARDING CO. 2: Lead-Deadwood made new head coach Erica Anshutz a winner in her first match as it downed Harding County 22-25, 26-24, 17-25, 15-9 on Saturday.
Jill Lundquist led the Golddigger attack with 12 kills, four blocks and three aces, while Jojo Wiseman had nine kills and three blocks. Chelsey Cate dished out 36 assists and tied for the team lead with three aces.
The Golddiggers are back in action Tuesday when they travel to face Custer.
MITCHELL 3, STURGIS 0: Mitchell downed Sturgis 25-9, 26-24, 25-18 in a volleyball match in Mitchell on Saturday. The Scoopers lost to Aberdeen Central on Friday and dropped to 0-2 on the year.
Sturgis will host GDC rival Spearfish on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
College Volleyball
BLACK HILLS STATE ON THREE-GAME WINNING STREAK: The Black Hills State volleyball team got 13 kills and 13 digs from Maggie O’Neill to power past Briar Cliff 25-21, 25-20, 25-23 on Saturday during the Red Raider Classic in Orange City, Iowa.
Brittani Casados led BHSU with 15 digs, while Tori Lounsbery added 10 and handed out 29 assists in the win over Briar Cliff.
Black Hills State completed the sweep with a come from behind 21-25, 25-23, 23-25, 25-18, 15-12 win over Dakota Wesleyan in the two-day tournament.
BHSU has now won three games in a row to improve to 3-6 on the season.
Boys High School Soccer
Lead Deadwood 6, Belle Fourche 3
SPEARFISH 5, WATERTOWN 1: Ryan Tollefsrud continued his strong start to the season, netting two more goals Saturday as Spearfish ran away from Watertown 5-1 in Spearfish.
The Arrows took the initial lead 10 minutes into the game, but from there on it was all Spearfish. Tollefsrud and Nicolas Kuhnke, a German transfer student, both scored first-half goals to answer the early Watertown strike.
“That was probably the biggest thing. (Watertown) scored in the first three minutes, and it was a pretty good wake-up call for the team,” Spearfish head coach Jim Hill said.
Rather than letting its guard down in the second half, Spearfish kept its foot on the gas, getting goals from Derek Deise, Leo Rodriguez and another from Tollefsrud in the opening minutes of the half to put the game away for the Spartans (2-0 overall). The offensive showing gave their head coach a glimpse of winning attitude that is starting to develop, particularly with his seniors.
Spearfish will take the field on Friday against Brookings at home at 8 p.m.
STURGIS 1, VERMILLION 1: The Sturgis boys got a late penalty kick from Logan Behnke to tie Vermillion 1-all on Saturday.
The Scoopers capitalized on a man-advantage after a Vermillion player was given a red card in the second half, but Sturgis head coach Jon Palmer thought his team could have done more.
“We should have done better,” Palmer said. “They went down a man and we were trying to play the long ball like them instead of playing the short passing game.”
The Scoopers are now 0-1-1 on the season.
Girls High School Soccer
SPEARFISH 6, WATERTOWN 0: It may have been the first game of the season for the Spearfish girls soccer team, but the Spartans looked in midseason form.
Spearfish got a hat trick from Jordan Post and goals from Whitney Leonard, Kelsey Lamb and Britain Burditt in a 6-0 rout of Watertown on Saturday.
“It was a good game for us,” Spearfish head coach Charlie Lamb said. “It was a good way to open the season.”
Spearfish, which led 3-0 at halftime, limited the Arrows to just two shots on goal.
“We had some things we wanted to work on,” Lamb said. “The girls worked hard all over the field. It was just a great way to get going, lots of work to do but we looked all right.”
Spearfish (1-0) will host Rapid City Stevens in a non-points matchup on Tuesday.
STURGIS 2, VERMILLION 1: Sturgis’ Breanne Kuehler broke a tie game, scoring in the second half to lift the Scoopers to a 2-1 win over Vermillion on Saturday in high school girls soccer action.
The win was the first of the season for Sturgis and improved the Scoopers to 1-1-1 on the season.
Kuehler’s goal came on an assist from Karli Wilson.
“It was a hard-fought game,” Sturgis head coach Dick Long said. “It was pretty much anybody’s game at halftime.”
Sturgis goalie Ericka Porter got the win, making 15 saves on 16 shots.
Amber Sieveke got Sturgis’ first goal, taking a pass from Ashley Rennie to give the Scoopers the early lead.
Sturgis returns to action on Thursday, hosting Belle Fourche.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Sunday, August 29, 2010 (10:10:49)
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Sports Scoreboard Friday, August 27, 2010
High School Football
Bon Homme 27, Tea Area 0
Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan 42, Freeman 8
Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 46, St. Francis Indian 6
Custer 15, Newcastle 12
Garretson 48, Sioux Falls Christian 7
Grant-Deuel 14, Hamlin 8
Groton Area 12, Britton-Hecla 3
Hanson 50, Marion 0
Harrisburg 21, West Central 19
Herreid/Selby Area 51, Strasburg-Zeeland, N.D. 0
Hitchcock-Tulare 36, Faulkton 6
Howard 28, Parker 8
Kimball 44, Lower Brule 8
Lemmon/McIntosh 22, Hettinger, N.D. 8
Linton-Hazelton-Moffit-Braddock, N.D. 34, Mobridge-Pollock 28
Parkston 8, Sioux Valley 0
Platte-Geddes 9, McCook Central/Montrose 6
Redfield/Doland 28, Aberdeen Roncalli 14
Richardton-Taylor-Hebron, N.D. 56, Bison 12
Sioux Falls Roosevelt 41, Mitchell 20
Sisseton 42, Milbank 20
St. Thomas More 72, Douglas 6
Stanley County 14, Bennett County 3
Sully Buttes 60, McLaughlin 6
Sunshine Bible Academy 20, Sanborn Central 6
Vermillion 30, Lennox 14
Viborg 46, Gayville-Volin 0
Wall 40, Newell 0
Warner 32, Wolsey-Wessington 20
Waubay/Summit 36, Tiospa Zina Tribal 0
Waverly-South Shore 22, Tri-State 20
Wilmot 28, Great Plains Lutheran 6
Winner 34, Hot Springs 0
Woonsocket/Wessington Springs 18, Mt. Vernon 14
High School Volleyball
Aberdeen Central def. Sturgis 3-0 (25-13, 25-19, 25-18)
Mitchell def. Spearfish 3-0 (25-17, 25-15, 25-14)
College Volleyball
Lee def. Black Hills State 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-14)
Black Hills State def. Oklahoma Baptist 3-2 (25-20, 28-26, 25-27, 13-25,15-13)
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Saturday, August 28, 2010 (09:42:13)
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KDSJ To Air Weekly Coaches' Radio Show
Black Hills State University will host a live weekly coaches’ radio show Monday nights at 6 p.m. The one-hour show will be held at the Stadium Sports Grill and rotate between the Spearfish and Belle Fourche locations each week and can be heard locally on KDSJ 980 AM or right here online.
“We are very excited to be able to reach our fans this way on a weekly basis,” said athletic director Jhett Albers. “We encourage fans to come down and join us. If you can’t join us at the Stadium, you can join us online.”
The first show is scheduled to air on Monday, August 30 from the Stadium Sports Grill in Spearfish and will be hosted by KDSJ’s Cody Oliver.
“We are more than happy to be a part of this program,” said Stadium Sports Grill co-owner John Heck. “With the move to (NCAA) Division II, The Stadium wants to show support for the Yellow Jackets.”
The Stadium Sports Grill has locations in Spearfish, Belle Fourche, and Madison. It is open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through Saturday, and 10 a.m. to midnight on Sunday.
Don't miss the "KDSJ Coaches Huddle" season premiere this Monday night from 6-7 p.m. from the Stadium Sports Grill and right here on 980 AM KDSJ!
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 27, 2010 (05:03:02)
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College Football: BHSU Picked To Finish Third In DAC
Defending conference co-champions Dickinson State and Minot State sit first and second in the Dakota Athletic Conference Preseason Football Coaches' Poll.
The Blue Hawks received five first-place votes to edge the Beavers out for the top spot. Minot State picked up the other three first-place ballots.
Black Hills State placed third in the poll, followed by Jamestown College, South Dakota School of Mines, Valley City State, Dakota State and Mayville State.
The Yellow Jackets finished tied with Jamestown for third place in the conference a season ago, posting a 6-4 record overall. Black Hills State does return the reining conference player of the year in defensive end Wacey Coleman to go along with an experienced defense around him.
This is the last season the DAC will operate as an eight-team conference with both Black Hills State and Mines in the process of moving to NCAA Division II, and Dakota State has made the decision to become a NAIA independent following the season.
The poll was conducted by the Dakota Athletic Conference.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 27, 2010 (04:58:04)
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Yellow Jacket Football Set To Kick-Off 2010 Campaign
By John Kietzmann
Black Hills State Athletics
The Black Hills State University football team is making its final preparations before the season opener against Grand View this Saturday, August 28.
“Our goal is to win the conference and go back to the NAIA playoffs again,” said senior linebacker Forest Sainsbury. “Coach Long expects a lot out of us. He recruited some of us when he was an assistant. I know that he wants us to be successful this year.”
The Yellow Jackets currently have a 93-man roster with only 10 seniors on the team.
“We have a very young team this year,” said head coach Jay Long. “We have 76 players on the roster that are sophomores or younger.”
Even with all the youth on the team, the senior leadership will play a critical role if the success of the season. The offense will be directed by senior quarterback Drew Hodgs. Hodgs split time as the starter last season with fellow senior Zac Zandstra. In 2009, Hodgs threw for 1,244 yards and 10 touchdowns. Zandstra threw for 381 yards and three touchdowns.
Long said, “This past off-season was good for Drew and Zac. They pushed each other and challenged each other to get better. After completing the off-season we have confidence in both senior quarterbacks. Drew will get the starting nod against Grand View. However, it is a good feeling to know that we have two senior quarterbacks that can lead the team.”
The defense will be led by returning Dakota Athletic Conference Player of the Year Wacey Coleman. Coleman tallied nine sacks in 2009. Backing up Coleman are senior linebackers Sainsbury and Richard Fairhead. Sainsbury and Fairhead combined for 136 total tackles last season. The Yellow Jackets ended the season ranked No. 4 in the NAIA in total defense allowing 252 yards per game.
“The defense is gelling together,” said Sainsbury. “For us, it is all about flying around and being nasty.”
The Yellow Jackets will open the season on Sat., Aug. 28, at Grand View in Des Moines, Iowa. Game time for the season opener is scheduled at 12 p.m. MST. You can catch all the action beginning at 11:30 a.m. with the pre-game show followed by the kick-off at noon. Cody Oliver will have all of the play-by-play.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 27, 2010 (04:49:12)
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BHSU Volleyball Second In DAC Preseason Coaches Poll
By John Kietzmann
Black Hills State Athletics
The Black Hills State University volleyball team was picked to finish second in the Dakota Athletic Conference (DAC) Preseason Poll released by the conference office.
The Yellow Jackets finished last season 24-12 overall and 11-3 in the DAC. Black Hills State won the DAC Tournament in each of the past two seasons knocking off Jamestown. Jamestown was picked first in the 2010 poll with seven first-place votes.
Dickinson State picked up the final first place vote to finish third. South Dakota Mines is picked fourth, Mayville State fifth, Minot State sixth, while Dakota State and Valley City State are tied for seventh.
The poll was conducted by the Dakota Athletic Conference.
“This season will be a challenge for our program after losing so many seniors from a year ago,” said head coach Jennifer Weitzel. “Our team is ready to face that challenge and is looking forward to competing on the court.”
The Black Hills State Volleyball team is at the Red Raider Classic in Orange City, Iowa this weekend. The Lady Yellow Jackets will face off against Lee, Tennessee and Oklahoma Baptist on Friday and then Briar Cliff and Dakota Wesleyan await in Saturday's action.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 27, 2010 (04:43:21)
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BHSU All-Sport Athletic Season Tickets On Sale Now
By John Kietzman
Black Hills State Athletics
The Black Hills State University athletic department is now selling all-sport season tickets. Both reserved and general admission seating options are available.
“Purchasing an all-sport season ticket is a great way to show your support of Black Hills State student-athletes,” said athletic director Jhett Albers. “We have been very successful recently and this season is looking to be no different. The games provide great entertainment and all of the ticket sales go right back into supporting Yellow Jacket Athletics.”
All season ticket packages include admission to all regular season home football, volleyball, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball contests. Each reserved season ticket includes seating in the chaired section of the Donald E. Young Center, an assigned seat in Lyle Hare Stadium, and access to the VIP room between home men’s and women’s basketball contests. Reserved ticket prices are $300 for an adult, $150 for a youth (ages 6-18), and $135 for a senior (ages 65+). General admission ticket prices are $200 for an adult, $50 for a youth (ages 6-18), and $35 for a senior (ages 65+).
“Our fans are critical to our team’s success at home,” said head football coach Jay Long. “Playing in front of our home crowd in a packed stadium is a thrill for our guys. Our players feed off of that energy.”
Tickets can be purchased by contacting John Kietzmann at (605) 642-6832.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 27, 2010 (04:36:26)
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Black Hills Workshop Foundation Golf Classic II
The Black Hills Workshop Foundation Golf Classic II is right around the corner and we would like to invite area golfers and businesses to participate. This event is set for Friday, September 17 and will be held at the newest golf course to the area, Elkhorn Ridge Golf Club in Spearfish.
Registration will begin at 11:00 a.m. and golf will begin at noon with a shotgun start. This 2-person scramble format includes; 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch, chances to win some great prizes and lots of FUN.
The cost is $125 per person or $250 per team. Call Brian Munsell at 605-718-6207 or 605-209-5284 to get registered, become a sponsor or to get more information.
All proceeds go to the Black Hills Workshop Foundation, who supports the services of the Black Hills Workshop. More than 600 adults with a variety of disabilities will benefit. Our vision is a community where all people are good neighbors, valued friends, productive workers, respected leaders and caring volunteers.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 27, 2010 (04:32:24)
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NHFRC Flag Football Registration
The Northern Hills Family Recreation Center in Lead, is currently taking applications for youth flag football.
This program is for kindergarten through fourth grade. Practices will start September 6, with games running September 13 through October 15.
Please call Tom at 584-1113 with any questions or stop at the rec center for registration information.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 27, 2010 (04:24:31)
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Sports Scoreboard Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Boys Golf Hot Springs Invitational
Team Scores
1. Lead-Deadwood 325, 2. Hot Springs 366, 3. St. Thomas More 369, 4. Belle Fourche 374, 5. Bennett County 458.
Individual Scores
Medalist — Tristen Long, Red Cloud, 77.
Lead-Deadwood — Gabe Dirkson 78, Zach Fox 88, Garrett Mack 80, Dakota Simpson 88.
Belle Fourche — Tyler Burr 81, Austin Westland 94, Luke Lexington 96, Matt Beck 103
Bennett Co. — Bo Johnson 95, Bryce Fushs 136, Joel Pauly 104, Sage Alexander 123.
Hot Springs — P.J. Wetzel 78, Brady Besco 82, Jacob Palo 94, Christian Hogan 112.
St. Thomas More — Joe Michalewicz 89, Jeron Laurenti 99, Henry O’Mera 88, Cavan McNeely 93.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Thursday, August 19, 2010 (01:36:32)
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Sports Scoreboard Monday, August 16, 2010
Boys Golf Sturgis Invitational
Team Scores
1. Rapid City Stevens, 298; 2. Sturgis, 310; 3. Lead-Deadwood, 329; 4. Rapid City Central, 341; 5. Belle Fourche, 353; 6. Spearfish, 358; 7. Custer, 362; 8. Douglas, no score.
Top 10 Finishers
1. Mac Young, Rapid City Stevens, 69; 2T. Clay Kopplin, Sturgis, 73; 2T. Tyler Burr, Belle Fourche, 73; 4T. Ben Deverman, Spearfish, 75; 4T. Lance Beyer, Rapid City Stevens, 75; 6. Shane O’Brien, Rapid City Stevens, 76; 7. Zac Fox, Lead-Deadwood, 77; 8T. Zac Smith, Sturgis, 78; 8T. Blake Beebe, Rapid City Stevens, 78; 10. Andrew Sullivan, Rapid City Central, 79.
Individual Scores
Sturgis (310)—Clay Kopplin 35-38—73; Tate McVay 41-38—79; Alan Roth 39-41—80; Zac Smith 39-39—78; Tanner Shoup 46-47—93.
Rapid City Stevens (298)—Mac Young 36-33—69; Shane O’Brien 37-39—76; Blake Beebe 36-42—78; Lance Beyer 38-37—75; Jared Jambor 42-39—81; Sam Musch 39-40—79.
Rapid City Central (341)—Andrew Sullivan 42-37—79; Jacob Alderman 48-52—100; Noah Fenske 44-40—84; Gavin Fenske 49-44—93; Jake Preble 43-42—85; Cody Sack 48-45—93.
Douglas (inc.)—Brennan Bartos 62-58—120; Terry Pallas 64-63—127.
Spearfish (358)—Ben Devermen 39-36—75; Jordan Mullaney 48-44—92; Ryan Hamilton 54-44—98; Dillon Orth 46-47—93; Jackson Roberts 45-56—101; Matt Dorfschmidt 57-55—112.
Custer (362)—Chad Bryant 38-42—80; Cody McLaughlin 44-38—82; Cody Marinz 46-50—96; Rhett Larson 48-56—104.
Lead-Deadwood (329)—Garrett Mack 42-42—84; Gabe Dirksen 42-42—84; Zac Fox 36-41—77; Dakota Simpson 43-42—85; Tony Anderson 48-40—88; Jake O’Grady 41-43—84.
Belle Fourche (353)—Tyler Burr 35-38—73; Austin Westland 47-42—89; Cory Hewitt 45-46—91; Matt Beck 56-53—109; Luke Leverington 49-51—100; Josh O’Byrne 56-54—110.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Thursday, August 19, 2010 (01:34:35)
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BHSU To Hold "Midget Mania Football Camp"
The Black Hills State University football team will host a "Midget Mania Football Camp" on Saturday, August 14 from 9-11 a.m.
"I know that all of our football players and coaches at Black Hills State look forward to this event every year," said head football coach Jay Long. "Our guys really enjoy the interaction with the young kids and have a lot of fun during the camp."
All campers will receive two hours of football technique from Yellow Jacket football players, a t-shirt, and a ticket to the post-camp team bar-b-cue. Campers will receive free admission to Black Hills State home football games when they wear the camp t-shirt to the game.
Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. with the camp beginning at 9 a.m. The cost of the camp is $25 and includes a bar-b-cue after the camp at 11 a.m. Parents are invited to join campers and players at the bar-b-cue. Cost for the bar-b-cue is $5 per person for all non-campers. Campers are requested to bring a t-shirt, shorts, and football cleats or appropriate tennis shoes.
For more information on the football camp, contact John Reiners at 605-642-6036.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 06, 2010 (07:00:00)
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Hospice Golf Tourney August 21
The 14th Annual Hitting for Hospice Benefit Golf Tournament will take place at the Spearfish Canyon Country Club on Saturday, August 21.
Registration will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 1:00 p.m.
The proceeds from the four-person scramble tournament will benefit Hospice of the Nothern Hills. Spearfish Regional Hospital, Hospice of the Northern Hills and the Spearfish Wal-Mart are co-sponsoring the tournament.
The$85-per-person entry fee includes green fees, cart and dinner, as well as many prizes. Registration is on a first-come, first serve basis and is limited to the first 136 golfers.
For more information about the golf tournament, including donations and sponsorship opportunities, call Hospice of the Northern Hills at 644-4238 or 644-4444.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, August 06, 2010 (07:00:00)
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Sturgis High School Fall Sports
Sturgis Brown High School has released its fall sports practice times.
Monday, August 9: Boys Golf, grades 7-12 will meet at the Boulder Canyon Country Club from 3-5 p.m.; Girls Tennis for grades 7-12 will meet at the high school at 9:00 a.m.
Monday, August 16: Football for grades 9-12 will practice at the high school from 7:00 a.m.- Noon; Cross Country for grades 9-12 will be at the high school at 8:00 a.m.; Competitive Cheer for grades 9-12 at the high school from 12-4 p.m.; sideline cheer for grades 9-12 will meet at the high school at 1:30 p.m.
Monday, August 23: Competetive Dance for grades 9-12 will be at the high school from 4-6 p.m.
Sturgis Williams Middle School practices (football, volleyball and cross country) will begin the first day of school, Monday, August 30.
All students in grades 6-12 that plan on participating in Meade School District extracurricular activities must have a 2010-2011 Annual Athletic Physical and all Parental Consent and Participation forms completely signed prior to the first practice.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Tuesday, August 03, 2010 (01:47:34)
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Spearfish High School Fall Practices
Spearfish High School will begin practices for fall activities this month. All students that plan to participate in any South Dakota High School Activities Association sponsored sports or high school soccer must have a current physical on file in the activities office prior to participating in the first practice. Physical forms are available at the Spearfish School District office or through local clinics.
A meeting for all freshmen and new students, and their parents, interested in participating in any sport will begin at 5:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium on Sunday, August 15. The Spearfish Athletic Booster Club will provide burgers and chips beginning at 5:30 on Sunday, August 15 at the high school. The general activity rules meeting for freshmen through seniors will begin at 6:30 in the auditorium for all athletes and parents interested in participating in any sport during the 2010-2011 school year. Please bring proof of insurance. Following the general meeting there will be specific fall sport meetings with the coaches.
--Boys Golf will begin for freshmen through seniors on Monday, August 9 at 6:00 p.m. at the Spearfish Canyon Country Club with Head Coach Eric Lightenberg. Practices for the remainder of the week will be at 7:00 a.m.
--Girls Soccer will hold their first practice at 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Monday, August 16 at the High School with Head Coach Charles Lamb.
--Boys Soccer will practice at 4:00-5:40 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. on Monday, August 16 at the Black Hills Power Sports Complex with Head Coach Jim Hill.
--Cross Country will practice at 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. beginning on Monday, August 16. This practice is required for 9-12 grades and any 6-12 grade student interested in running. Cross Country will meet at the high school with Head Coach LeAnn Vette.
--Girls Tennis will begin practice on August 9. Call Head Coach Doug Dexheimer at 584-2292 for times.
--Volleyball for grades 9-12 will begin on Monday, August 16 with practices at 9:00-11:30 a.m. and 1:00-3:00 p.m. in the high school gym with Head Coach Susanna Feiro.
--Football will begin on Monday, August 16 at 7:00 a.m. until approximately noon under the direction of Head Coach Todd Lambrecht.
--Competitive Dance will practice from 3:00-6:00 p.m. in the upper gym beginning August 2 under the direction of coach Jessie Jeffrey.
--Cheerleading will practice from 4:00-6:00 beginning on August 16 under the direction of coach Pamela Waterson.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Tuesday, August 03, 2010 (01:37:15)
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Rodeo: Cole Elshere Holds Off Loaded Field For Win
By Joe Kavanaugh
Rapid City Journal
One of a new generation of South Dakota saddle bronc riders made the biggest splash Saturday night as the 88th annual Days of ’76 rodeo closed the chutes for the final time before a near-capacity crowd.
Despite a field featuring three former South Dakota world champion saddle bronc riders —Jeff Willert, Chad Ferley and five-time world champion and legendary cowboy Billy Etbauer — Cole Elshere, one of South Dakota’s new breed of bronc busters, stood atop the pack when the dust finally settled. His 87-point ride late in the round nipped Chad Ferley by a single point.
“I’ve seen the horse for probably five years,” said Elshere, a first cousin to NFR saddle-bronc qualifier J.J. Elshere and the 2009 Badlands Circuit saddle bronc champion.
“I’ve liked him ever since I started bronc riding,” Cole said. “He’s kind of a horse you dream about I guess, and when I drew him I was really excited. I rode in Burwell, Neb., last night and didn’t do any good, but this really makes up for it.”
South Dakota cowboys swept the bronc-riding events as Dustin Reeves of Owanka, a veteran Badland Circuit bareback rider, posted an 83-point romp-bustin’ bareback ride Saturday afternoon to claim the bareback title. Reeves nipped the 82-point effort of Rapid City’s Scott Montague, a close friend and occasional traveling partner.
Reeves’ score was originally posted as an 82-point ride and did not know he had been elevated into the lead until he returned for the evening performance.
“I walked back later after the afternoon performance just to see what they had tonight and found out that I was leading the event,” Reeves said. “To win at Deadwood is pretty cool. I really didn’t think the score would hold up, but they kept the scores pretty moderate here this year.
“I knew that I had a pretty decent horse and to be in Deadwood and compete against a lot of guys, you really have to flash it up and have a good bucking horse to help you.”
One former world champion who did step to the fore on Saturday was two-time world champion Brittany Pozzi out of Victoria, Texas. Pozzi, currently ranked No. 2 in the world made her way to the top of the leaderboard with a lightning-quick 16.53-second run. Pozzi’s toughest trip of the day may have been the one that got her to Deadwood.
“We had a hard night last night,” Pozzi said as she tended to her horse, Duke, following the winning run. “We drove all night and just got here a couple of hours before the rodeo started, so I was a little worried that my horse wasn’t going to fire just because he might be a little tired, but he sure didn’t show it today.”
In rodeo’s classic closing event, bull riding, a top pen of bulls for the most part proved a little too tough for the intrepid group of bull riders.
Moundville, Mo., cowboy Dusty Elkinton did chalk up an 85-point ride, good enough for second in the rodeo average behind event-winner Chad Everett Denton’s 88-point Thursday ride.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Tuesday, August 03, 2010 (01:13:28)
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South Dakota Cowboys Seek To Improve During Weekend Events
By Joe Kavanaugh
Rapid City Journal
Rough stock rodeo made its first appearance at the Days of ’76 rodeo on Thursday night. And as usual, when cowboys contest a rough stock event — bareback, saddle bronc or bull riding — chances are pretty good a South Dakota cowboy will end up somewhere near the top.
The first performance was no exception, as Rapid City’s own Scott Montague turned a bumpy eight-second ride into 82 points and top money in the first go-round.
“I did OK, though I should have got a little more out of the horse,” a somewhat dispirited Montague said, despite his winning effort. “This is such a tough rodeo, and while an 82 may be catching a check, (for it) to win the rodeo would be on a wing and a prayer, I’m afraid.
“Unfortunately, I need any little dollar I can pick up, so it’s nice to win. But I need some big things to happen here in the next couple of weeks, or just say ‘To heck with it’ and try again next year.”
Thursday night was not so kind to South Dakota saddle bronc riders, however. One of South Dakota’s best, Camp Crook’s Jesse Bail, did scrape together a 77-point ride. The run was good enough for second, behind a 78 by Canadian bronc rider Todd Herzog.
“I actually got a little better horse than I expected, but right there at the end he kind of whirled there, and that hurt my points pretty good,” Bail said while strapping on gear for a bull ride later in the evening. “I felt like I had a pretty good ride, did what I could, and just need to move on to the next one.”
Most of the big names in South Dakota saddle bronc circles will appear tonight and Saturday night. Among them will be 2005 world champ Jeff Willert, who currently is fifth in this year’s standings.
“I’ve been going to Deadwood since 2002,” said Willert from his home near Belvidere. “It’s been a pretty good rodeo for me (Willert won back-to-back Days of ’76 saddle bronc titles in 2005 and 2006), and hopefully I can win it one more time. It’s always been fun, the horses are good and the town is good, so it’s always a fun rodeo for me.”
Willert saddles up in Saturday night’s final performance. Arriving tonight is another former Days of ’76 champion, world No. 7 J.J. Elshere of Quinn.
“Oh, yeah, Deadwood is always special,” Elshere said en route to Burwell, Neb., for a Thursday appearance. “It’s neat not being too far from home and having a lot of friends and family being able to come to it. That, and the town itself make it a pretty neat rodeo all around.”
Elshere is hoping to bounce back tonight from a so-so outing at Cheyenne’s Frontier Days earlier in the week. Given his track record at big-time South Dakota rodeos — he’s won the Black Hills Stock Show and Range Days Rodeo titles — a good draw will most likely put Elshere back in the money again.
Oelrichs cowboy Chad Ferley — the 2006 world champion — is also expected to be competing this weekend.
Tonight’s performance begins at 7 p.m. and will be “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” night.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Friday, July 30, 2010 (21:33:06)
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2010 South Dakota State American Legion Baseball Tournament
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Pierre Post 8- 6 Watertown Post 17- 5
Sioux Falls East Post 15- 9 Aberdeen Post 24- 1
Rapid City Post 22- 3 Sioux Falls West Post 15- 2
Mitchell Post 18- 13 Alexandria Post 41- 10
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Games Suspended Due To Weather
Friday, July 30, 2010
Watertown Post 17- 7 Sioux Falls East Post 15- 5
Aberdeen Post 24- 15 Alexandria Post 41- 0
Rapid City Post 22- 14 Pierre Post 8- 0
Sioux Falls East Post 15- 8 Mitchell Post 18- 4
Aberdeen Post 24- 6 Pierre Post 8- 2
Watertown Post 17- 9 Mitchell Post 18- 7
Rapid City Post 22- 3 Sioux Falls East Post 15- 2
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Sioux Falls East Post 15- 9 Watertown- 8
Aberdeen Post 24- 11 Rapid City Post 22- 9
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Elmination Game: Sioux Falls East Post 15- 18 Aberdeen Post 24- 10
Championship: Rapid City Post 22- 6 Sioux Falls East Post 15- 1
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Thursday, July 29, 2010 (17:51:52)
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Spearfish Youth Football Registration
The Spearfish Youth Football Association has opened registration for the fall football season. This program is for student who will be in 3-6 grades in the fall of the 2010-2011 school year. Flag football is offered for 3-4 graders and costs $25. Tackle football is offered for 5-6 graders and costs $50.
All registrations must be completed online by CLICKING HERE.
The SYFA is a locally based youth sports organization in the community for over 10 years. Helmets, shoulder pads, and pants are provided by the organization. Players are not required to buy their own uniforms. The SYFA invested $3,800 this year into 70 new Riddell Attack helmets.
Registration scholarships are available on a case-by-case basis upon request. For more information call Pat Rotert at 722-3990.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Sunday, July 25, 2010 (07:00:00)
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Region 3A Legion Baseball Tournament
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
First Round
Rapid City Post 22- 16 Spearfish- 2 (In 7 Innings) (On KDSJ)
Sturgis- 3 Rapid City Post 320- 2 (On KDSJ)
Rapid City Post 22- 6 Pierre- 1
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Second Round
Spearfish- 6 Rapid City Post 320- 5 (On KDSJ)
Pierre- 8 Spearfish- 0 (On KDSJ)
Rapid City Post 22- 11 Sturgis- 1 (7 Innings) (On KDSJ)
Pierre- 16 Sturgis-6 (8 Innings) (On KDSJ)
Friday, July 23, 2010
Championship Game
Rapid City Post 22- 17 Pierre- 4 (In 7 Innings)
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, July 22, 2010 (01:36:28)
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Rodeo: Nation's Best To Converge In Deadwood
As they have for the past 87 years, the nation’s best cowboys and cowgirls will converge in Deadwood at one of the top outdoor rodeos in the country – the 88th annual Days of ’76 Rodeo, July 27-31.
The Days of ’76 started as a small celebration of Deadwood’s past. Over time, the celebration evolved to include one of the nation’s most highly-rated rodeos, which has been honored by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association more than 10 times. The PRCA has named the Days of ’76 the Small Outdoor Rodeo of the Year four times and Medium Rodeo of the Year each year since 2004. In 2007, the Days of ‘76 was also named the Badlands Circuit Rodeo of the Year.
Spectators will see more than 600 of the nation’s finest rodeo stars competing in bareback riding, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding, team roping, tie-down roping, barrel racing and bull riding. All of the competitors are PRCA card holders, and many make the national finals in Las Vegas.
Deadwood’s Days of ’76 rodeo performances will be held at 7 p.m. each night from July 29-31. There will also be a 1:30 p.m. performance on July 31. “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” day is July 30.
Days of ’76 week kicks off on July 27 with PRCA steer roping at 10 a.m. Tie-down roping, steer wrestling and team roping slack will begin at 8 a.m. July 28, with more timed event slack on July 29, also at 8 a.m.
Barrel racing slack will be held after the timed-event slack on July 29. Days of ’76 competitors will compete for the Committee’s Purse, which in 2010 will be nearly $50,000.
The mile-long historic parades will be held on July 30 at 1:30 p.m. and July 31 at 10 a.m. You can hear coverage of the parades right here on 980 AM KDSJ each day.
The rodeo is a nonprofit event made possible through sponsors, previous ticket sales and the city of Deadwood. The Days of ’76 Rodeo Committee plans and organizes the rodeo. Stay tuned to KDSJ all week July 26-31 for special reports from the Days of 76 festivities.
88th Annual Days of '76 Schedule of Events
Tuesday, July 27
10:00 a.m.- PRCA Steer Roping
Wednesday, July 28
8:00 a.m.- Timed Events Rodeo Slack
Thursday, July 29
8:00 a.m.- Timed Events Rodeo Slack. WPRA Barrel Racing Slack following Timed Events Slack.
7:00 p.m.- PRCA Rodeo Performance
Friday, July 30
1:30 p.m.- Historic Parade on Deadwood's Main Street (On KDSJ)
7:00 p.m.- PRCA Rodeo Performance
Saturday, July 31
10:00 a.m.- Historic Parade On Deadwood's Main Street (On KDSJ)
1:30 p.m.- PRCA Rodeo Performance
7:00 p.m.- PRCA Rodeo Performance
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, July 22, 2010 (01:32:44)
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Corporate Cup Fundraiser
The Northern Hills Family Recreation Center will be having a Corporate Cup fundraiser beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 24 at Manuel Brothers Park in Lead.
There will be food, fun and prizes. Teams can register at the Northern Hills Recreation Center, 845 Miners Avenue in Lead by Friday, July 23. It is $150 per team of five people, $10 per person after five on a team.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Wednesday, July 21, 2010 (01:29:48)
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Golddigger Mini Football Camps Coming Soon
Lead-Deadwood High School will be holding the Golddigger Mini-Camps the last week of July.
This year the Golddigger Mini-Camp is as important as ever. It's highly recommended that all future Golddiggers participate. The mini-camp will allow the coaches to introduce the Golddigger football system as well as teaching the fundamentals of football that are important at all levels.
Head coach Tony Biesiot and his staff are excited to get the 2010 season on its way, and are looking forward to teaching the game of football to all the future Golddiggers.
July 22 and 23 coaches will checkout equipment to grades 9 through 12 from 1-4 p.m.
Here are the dates of the camps:
July 28 and 29: Grades six through eight from 9-11 a.m. and grades nine through 12 5-8 p.m.
July 30: Grades nine through 12- TBA
The Golddigger Offense and Defense will be implemented in the camp as well as the fundamentals. Grades nine through 12 will also receive "chalk talk" time with the Golddigger coaching staff.
Cost of the camp is $20 for grades six through eight and $50 grades nine through 12. Make checks payable to Golddigger Mini Camp. For more information call 717-3890.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Wednesday, July 21, 2010 (01:26:34)
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Spearfish Spartan Football Camp
The Spearfish Spartan Football Camp will be held July 26-28 at the Spearfish High School practice fields. The camp is for boys in grades 3-12.
The practice schedule is as follows:
Grades 3-5: 8 am-10 am
Grades 6-8: 10 am-12 noon
Grades 9-12: 6 pm-8:30 pm
The cost of the camp is $40 for grades 3-8 and $50 for grades 9-12.
Learn how to pass, catch, punt, kick, and play football. Football camp players will get instruction in the fundamentals of how to play football by the Spearfish Spartan coaching staff and Spartan football players.
The camp includes three days of offensive, defensive, and special team instruction of fundamentals as well as team play.
Also included is a camp T-shirt and various prizes.
You can get your registration form by CLICKING HERE.
If you have any questions, call head coach Todd Lambrecht at 645-0964 or assistant coach Bruce Bresee at 723-8871 or 641-0230.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Monday, July 19, 2010 (07:00:00)
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