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Sports Scoreboard Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Legion Baseball
Spearfish-13 Sturgis-2 (Heard On KDSJ)
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, June 26, 2008 (05:16:43)
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Registration For Fall And High School Soccer
Registration forms are now being accepted for the 2008 fall and high school soccer season. A discount is being offered to those who register before July 18, 2008. After July 18th all rates increase per player in the amount of $50. Registration forms are available at the Spearfish Public Library, Spearfish Chamber of Commerce or CLICK HERE!
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, June 26, 2008 (04:17:07)
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Post 31 Goes 2-2 At Parkston Tourney
By Mark Watson
The Lead/Deadwood Legion baseball team split this weekend's Parkston Tournament 2-2 and learned that they are able to play against some of the top teams in the region.
"We're pleased going 2-2 in the tournament," said Post 31 coach Jim Startz. "We came away from the tournament learning that we are actually a really good team."
The local team faced Freeman, S.D. in their first game and won 11-9. "Ben Bartling pitched a heck of a game. It was a real good game played by both teams," Startz said. Bartling went 3-4 from the plate and Russel Hadden went 2-4.
Game 2 marked the first loss of the tourney with Lead/Deadwood falling 11-4 to Waterloo Valley, Nebraska.
For the third game Post 31 took on the hometown team of Parkston. "They pretty much gave it to us," Startz said. They beat us 14-1. "That was at 9 Sunday morning, after we finished at 11 Saturday night. There were just too many cobwebs."
The final game of the tournament was against Gering, Nebraska and Post 31 took the victory 7-4. "It was another well played ball game," he said. "Russel Hadden pitched a heck of a game. He kept batters off balance the whole game."
After the tournament, Lead/Deadwood Post 31 is now 13-10 on the season. They next play at Hot Springs on Tuesday.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Tuesday, June 24, 2008 (03:05:09)
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Sports Scoreboard Friday, June 20, 2008
Legion Baseball
Lead/Deadwood-16 Sturgis JV-6 (Heard On KDSJ)
Spearfish-3 Sioux Falls East-0
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Posted by A-Josh
on Saturday, June 21, 2008 (01:01:55)
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Golddigger Football Mini-Camp
The 2008 Lead-Deadwood Golddigger Football Mini-Camp will be Sunday, July 27 thru Wednesday, July 30. The camp is open to all area players 5th-12th grades. The attendees at the mini-camp will learn football fundamentals and schematic strategies along with having a great time! The 9th-12th graders will also receive "chalk talk" time with the Golddigger coaching staff.
The cost of the mini-camp is $30 for 5-8 grade, and $50 for 9-12 grade.
Make checks payable to "Golddigger Football", due by July 15th. Registrations are available at the high school office or by contacting Coach Biesiot at 641-5244 to make arrangements.
The schedule for the camp is as follows:
Friday, July 25- Checkout equipment to 9-12 grade campers from 1-4 p.m.
Sunday, July 27- 5:00-8:00 (9th-12th Grade)
Monday, July 28- 9:00-11:00 (5th-8th Grade)
-5:00-8:00 (9th-12th Grade)
Tuesday, July 29- 9:00-11:00 (5th-8th Grade)
-5:00-8:00 (9th-12th Grade)
Wednesday, July 30- 9:00-11:00 (5th-8th Grade)
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, June 20, 2008 (02:08:20)
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Late Rally Lifts Sturgis Past Hot Springs
STURGIS — Sturgis Post 33 scored three runs late in the game to come from behind and defeat Hot Springs 5-4 Tuesday night at Strong Field.
Trailing 4-2 with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning and runners in scoring position, the Titans were able to even things up when Kasidy Huffman scored from third on a wild pitch and Trevor Potts scored from second after an errant throw back to the pitcher.
In the bottom of the eighth, Gable Gillette hit a groundball to short and was safe at first, allowing Seth Lange to score Sturgis’ winning run from second base.
The Titans used four different pitchers, using Alan McMillin to start the game and ending with Lange.
“Alan McMillin had good command of his pitches and had one his better outings as far as locating all of his pitches,†said Sturgis head coach Nic Ewing.
The Titans (5-7 overall) travel to Omaha to face Chaos Blue from Colorado Thursday at 2:30 p.m. followed by Omaha Central at 5 p.m.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, June 19, 2008 (05:42:12)
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Lead-Deadwood Routs Belle Fourche
By Dennis Knuckles
BELLE FOURCHE - Lead-Deadwood used a potent offensive attack and strong pitching from Jordan Leveque and Derrik Fossen to soundly beat Belle Fourche 17-1 Tuesday night in Belle Fourche.
Post 31 exploded for 13 runs in the first two innings to put the game on ice. The 10 run rule was enforced after five innings.
Leveque pitched a masterful game, striking out 10 of the 12 batters he faced before giving way to Fossen in the fifth.
Post 31 Coach Jim Startz said he was tempted to let Leveque go for the no-hitter, but said the risk outweighed the reward.
“I would have left him (Leveque) in to finish it up, but it's not worth it (getting Leveque hurt),†said Startz.
After the game Leveque said he was in command of all his pitches.
“I felt like I was pitching pretty hard. My curve ball was working well,†said Leveque
When asked if he would have liked to have gotten the chance to throw the no-hitter Leveque smiled and said,†Yeah, definitely, but Fossen pitched well (in relief).â€
Jake Zoodsma had two hits and drove in two runs to lead the Post 31 attack.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, June 19, 2008 (05:37:55)
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LDHS Athletic Director Resigns
Lead-Deadwood Activities Director Jordan Franzen has announced his resignation which will become effective June 30.
Franzen has been the AD at Lead-Deadwood for the past two years, but is leaving to follow his wife who received a new position in Fargo, N.D.
"There are no openings in education there, but I want to stay close to high school athletics," Franzen said. He is originally from Sundance, Wyo. and had worked in North Dakota before coming to Lead two years ago.
The entire staff at KDSJ would like to thank Mr. Franzen for all his work and dedication to the Golddigger Athletic Department. He has been great to work with the last two years and we wish him and his family well.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, June 19, 2008 (05:30:23)
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Spearfish Youth Football Registration
The Spearfish Youth Football Association has opened registrations for the 2008 Fall Flag and Tackle Football Season. The primary registration for this year will be online and can be accessed at www.spearfishyouthfootball.com Flag Football is for boys and girls that will be in grades three and four this fall.
Tackle Football is for boys and girls that will be in grades five and six this fall. Please register online now! Questions regarding the program options or online registration can be sent to plrotert@rushmore.com or call Pat Rotert at 722-3990.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Sunday, June 15, 2008 (14:49:34)
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Bartling Fans 10 Batters In Win
By Mike Besso, Lawrence County Journal
STURGIS — Ben Bartling limited Sturgis to four hits and struck out 10 Titans hitters, as Lead-Deadwood captured a 4-3 win in American Legion baseball game Saturday at Strong Field.
The game was a late addition to the schedule when the Freedom Tournament was cancelled.
“Bartling pitched a whale of a game,†said Lead-Deadwood manager Jim Startz.
The two teams were deadlocked at 3-3 after six innings of play. In the top half of the seventh, Lead-Deadwood’s Ben Morris was hit by a pitch and Russ Hadden survived on an error. Both runners moved up a base on a double steal. Morris came home on a fly ball by Jake Startz for the game’s winning run.
Lead-Deadwood began the scoring in the first inning. Morris stroked a leadoff single. The Sundance, Wyo., athlete eventually scored on an errant throw to the second baseman. Morris is one of four Sundance players on the Lead-Deadwood squad.
Kasidy Huffman’s two-run, triple in the bottom half of the third inning presented Post 33 with a 2-1 advantage. Sturgis extended its lead to 3-1 in the home half of the fourth when Gable Gillett delivered a run-scoring single.
Post 31 sliced the deficit in half, plating one run in the top of the fifth. A bases loaded walk to Jake Startz forced in a run. Zach Startz led off the visitors’ sixth, enticing a base on balls. He later scored on an error, knotting the score at 3-3.
Morris scored two runs and had two hits for Lead-Deadwood. Hadden, Bartling and Zach Startz managed one hit each.
The win snapped a four-game losing streak for Lead-Deadwood. Post 31 lost two games each earlier this week during a road trip to Chamberlain and Elk-Point-Jefferson.
“When we play well and hit the ball well, we are a tough team to beat,†Startz said. “We played well up and down the lineup. It was nice to see all the pieces fit together today.â€
Gillett led Sturgis with a pair of hits. Kasidy and Brandon Huffman notched one hit apiece.
Kasidy Huffman pitched the initial three innings. Alan McMillin threw the next two innings. Casey Hanzlik absorbed the mound setback, pitching the final two innings.
“Lead-Deadwood came ready to play and we came out flat and went through the motions,†Sturgis manager Nic Ewing said.
“They just wanted it more than we did.â€
Lead-Deadwood visits Belle Fourche in a doubleheader Tuesday. Sturgis hosts Hot Springs in a nine-inning game on Tuesday.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Sunday, June 15, 2008 (14:16:31)
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Spearfish Downs Sturgis Behind Pitching
By Jason Gross, Meade County Times
STURGIS — Dustin Wisener pitched Spearfish to a 4-3 American Legion baseball victory over Sturgis at Strong Field on Friday night.
The right-hander hurled all nine innings and scattered five hits. He walked four batters and struck out three.
Spearfish (6-10 overall) took the lead for good in the eighth on Ryan Royer’s two-out single. Jess Cooper and Wisener dashed home to put Post 164 ahead 4-3. Wisener faced the minimum six batters the rest of the way, inducing four groundouts and a fly out. One of those groundouts resulted in a double play to end the eighth inning.
Spearfish struck first in the fourth inning when Wisener lofted a sacrifice fly to deep center field. Jordan Johnson trotted home for the 1-0 edge. Alan McMillin plated Sturgis’ equalizer in the fifth on Eli Bueno’s single. McMillin was on third base when the two-out hit was struck. Wisener put Spearfish ahead 2-1 in the sixth when he came home on Royer’s RBI single.
Sturgis, which had its record fall to 4-5, loaded the bases with no outs in the sixth. Seth Lange scored on a bases-loaded walk to pull the Titans into a 2-2 tie. A lineout and fielder’s choice kept the bases loaded with two outs. The next batter, Bryan Cooley, drew a bases-loaded walk to bring home Kasidy Huffman and give Sturgis a 3-2 edge.
Wisener’s two-run, one-hit effort complemented his pitching performance. Royer laced two of Spearfish’s hits.
Casey Hanzlik, the second of two Sturgis pitchers, was tagged with the loss. Lange scored one run and added a hit. Andy Jones contributed two hits.
“Dustin pitched one heck of a game,†Spearfish manager Matt Kemp said. He added the squad survived four errors, and Wisener excelled in throwing first-pitch strikes.
“We are starting to jell,†Kemp said. “You can tell that by looking at the kids. We also had timely hitting tonight.â€
Sturgis manager Nic Ewing said the game was clean and very well-played. He added the pitchers set the tone for the contest, which ended with the sides combining for only 11 hits. Ewing praised Wisener’s effort and added, “He worked fast. He worked off his fastball. There wasn’t a lot of trickery. He made it work all game.â€
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Posted by A-Cody
on Sunday, June 15, 2008 (14:12:08)
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Sports Scoreboard Thursday, June 12, 2008
Legion Baseball
Elk Point Jefferson-10 Lead/Deadwood-4
Elk Point Jefferson-12 Lead/Deadwood-2
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, June 13, 2008 (18:07:44)
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Open Enrollment Sports Limit Rejected
South Dakota high school officials have rejected a proposal that would have required student athletes to sit out one year if they switch schools through the 1997 state open enrollment law.
South Dakota High School Activities Association bylaws amendments need 60 percent approval. This one received just 48 percent.
In 1998, 71 students switched school districts for sports reasons. The total shot to 235 in 1999, prompting SDHSAA to establish a rule that allows students to open enroll only once during high school and still be eligible for sports.
Last year, 174 student athletes transferred to schools in other districts without moving to those communities.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, June 12, 2008 (06:44:28)
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Sports Scoreboard Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Legion Baseball
Spearfish-10 Sheridan-0 (5 Innings) (Heard On KDSJ)
Spearfish-17 Sheridan-2 (5 Innings)
Chamberlain-10 Lead/Deadwood-0 (6 Innings)
Chamberlain-4 Lead/Deadwood-2
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Posted by A-Cody
on Wednesday, June 11, 2008 (21:35:00)
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Mickelson Trail Marathon Draws Praise From Runners
By Jake Nordbye
Marathon runners and father and son duo Kip and Riley Coates had high expectations coming into the Deaadwood Mickelson Trail Marathon on Sunday. The two of them had been training for the event for the last several weeks and knew that it would be a tough field. They surpassed those expectations when Riley, 15, won his age group and finished third overall, while Kip finished 11th overall. Riley was the highest finisher from the area in the half marathon with a time of 1 hour, 17.22 minutes.
The marathon featured runners from all over the world, people came from as far away as Norway, and all corners of the United States. There were runners competing in their first marathon, all the way to veteran runners that have competed all over the world.
The full-marathon was won by James McGown of Sidney, Nebraska with a time of 2:33.52
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Posted by A-Cody
on Wednesday, June 11, 2008 (06:17:56)
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Sports Scoreboard Saturday, June 7, 2008
South Dakota vs. Wyoming All-Star Games
Heard on KDSJ
Girls
Wyoming-93 South Dakota-88
Boys
Wyoming-129 South Dakota-108
Legion Baseball
R.C. Post 320-10 Sturgis-0
Sturgis-7 R.C. Post 320-2
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Posted by A-Cody
on Sunday, June 08, 2008 (14:52:12)
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Sports Scoreboard Friday, June 6, 2008
South Dakota vs. Wyoming All-Star Games
Gillette, Wyoming
Girls
South Dakota-85 Wyoming-79
Boys
Wyoming-126 South Dakota-95
Lewis and Clark Wood Bat Legion Tournament
Omaha Bryan-5 Spearfish-3
Yankton-3 Spearfish-2
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Posted by A-Cody
on Saturday, June 07, 2008 (04:41:51)
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Youth Track Meets Scheduled
The Spearfish High Shool Track team will be hosting two youth track meets this summer at the BHSU track. The dates for the meets are June 10th and June 19th. They both start at 5:00 p.m. and are for ages 14 and under with four age divisions. For more information go to the Spearfish High School website. The entry fee is $5. The top six places will receive a ribbon and the proceeds will go to the Spearfish High School track team.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Saturday, June 07, 2008 (04:35:03)
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Hitting For Hospice Golf Tournament Rescheduled
Due to the weather and course saturation, the 12th Annual Hitting for Hospice Benefit Golf Tournament has been rescheduled to take place at the Spearfish Canyon Country Club on Saturday, September 6th with a shotgun start at 1 p.m.
For more information about the golf tournament's schedule change, call Karen Bridges at (605) 644-4238 or CLICK HERE.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Friday, June 06, 2008 (03:24:01)
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Spartans Head Wrestling Coach Headed To St Thomas More
St. Thomas More has a new wrestling coach and it is a name Black Hills area wrestling fans should be familiar with. The Cavaliers have hired Nick Durham to be its head coach, replacing Bo Secrest who moved to a new job in Washington state. Durham comes to St. Thomas More after spending three years as the head coach in Spearfish.
"I look forward to the opportunities and challenges of building a wrestling program at St. Thomas More that their school and the community of Rapid City can be proud of," Durham said. "This move to More also allows me to be near my wife, Jennifer, and our three kids since we have lived in Rapid City the past three years.
While at Spearfish, Durham coached one state champion, a runner-up and four other state place winners. Before coaching Spearfish, Durham was a middle school wrestling coach in Colorado for two years.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, June 05, 2008 (03:38:33)
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Sports Scoreboard Monday, June 2, 2008
Legion Baseball
Rapid City Post 320 JV-7 Lead/Deadwood Post 31 JV-4
Lead/Deadwood Post 31-10 Rapid City Post 320-0 (5 Innings) (Heard On KDSJ)
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Tuesday, June 03, 2008 (00:53:38)
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Searching For A Successor
By Padraic Duffy
The search for a new activities director at Rapid City Stevens is moving along slowly but surely.
“There isn’t really much to say about it right now,†Rapid City assistant superintendent Katie Bray said of the search. “The interview process is still under way and it’s against our personnel regulations to say who those interviewees are. But we are in the process of finding a new activities director at Stevens and are trying to fill the position as soon as possible.â€
The position opened up earlier this year when former activities director Paul Sterling announced that this year would be his last in the position at the school. Sterling has worked at Stevens since 1998, when he took over for longtime activities director Duane Whalen.
Sterling has overseen numerous state championship-winning programs in his tenure at the school in boys cross country, track and field, golf, tennis and wrestling and girls’ track and field, cross country, volleyball, golf, tennis and gymnastics. The Raiders won 2008 state championships in girls track and field — their 13th straight title, which tied a national record — wrestling, boys tennis and volleyball. Sports Illustrated called Stevens the No. 1 high school sports program in South Dakota in a 2005 article.
The search for a new AD is currently in the hands of Stevens principal John Julius and a seven-member search committee. The committee is conducting interviews for the position and will turn over its recommendation for the job to the superintendent Peter Wharton’s office for review.
Wharton will then review the committee’s recommendation and possibly conduct another interview of the candidate or candidates before submitting his recommendation to the school board for a vote. The school board will actually make the hire.
“We’re still in the process of interviewing candidates,†Bray said. “Then there will be reference checks and possibly another interview before the board has final approval. It’s quite a process but the position carries a great deal of responsibility. Once Mr. Julius completes his team they’ll get right into things, but it’s a huge job and they need to find the right candidate.â€
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Monday, June 02, 2008 (22:59:57)
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Sports Scoreboard Friday, May 30, 2008
Legion Baseball
Mitchell Post 18-9 Sturgis Post 33-4 (Heard On KDSJ) First Game
Sturgis Post 33-9 Mitchell Post 18-3
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Saturday, May 31, 2008 (01:37:17)
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Area Players Named To All-Region Team
The Class B Region 4 all-region baseball team has been announced with several area players named to the team.
Lead/Deadwood's Jake Startz and Bennet County's Logan Risse were the lone players from their teams, while Winner/Colome had three representatives in Josh Sherman, Derek Beck and Rob Cahoy. Chamberlain also had three players named to the team in Joe Hieb, Joe Tyrell and Mike Schwartz.
Startz, a junior for the Golddiggers, hit .563 with 18 hits and 13 RBI's while playing first base in the field.
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Posted by A-Cody
on Thursday, May 29, 2008 (04:46:37)
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South Dakota-Wyoming All-Star Game
Some of the best high school basketball players in South Dakota will face off against top Wyoming players June 6 and 7 for a Lions Club Fundraiser.
The Lions Club invited some of the top graduated senior basketball players to play in the game. The first day the all-star teams face off in Gillette, Wyo., but then on June 7 they face off at the Young Center in Spearfish. Game times are at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are available at the door for $5, with students being $2, and under age 10 are free. The game is a fundraiser for the local Lions Club. Last year about five BHSU basketball freshman played in the games.
Thus far several local standouts have agreed to play including:
Erika Carlson-Spearfish
Nathan Jacobson-St. Thomas More
Amanda Jenson-Harding County
Isaac Parsons-Custer
Thomas Nettleton-Sturgis
Stevie Statz-St. Thomas More
Tanner Wince-St. Thomas More
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Posted by A-Cody
on Saturday, May 24, 2008 (17:20:02)
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Sports Scoreboard Sunday, May 11, 2008
Legion Baseball
Rapid City Post 22-11 Spearfish Post 164-1 (6 Innings)
Spearfish Post 164-7 RC Post 22 Split Squad-6 (Heard on KDSJ)
High School Baseball
Bennett County-13 Lead-Deadwood-4
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Posted by A-Kory
on Sunday, May 11, 2008 (21:18:38)
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Greater Dakota Conference Golf Tourney
Friday At Elmwood Golf Course
Team Scores
Sioux Falls O'Gorman (OG)-335
Rapid City Stevens (RCS)-351
Sioux Falls Washington (SFW)-352
Sioux Falls Roosevelt (SFR)-377
Sioux Falls Lincoln (SFL)-379
Sturgis (Stur)-381
Spearfish (Spear)-427
Rapid City Central (RCC)-535
Top 20
Paige Osterloo (RCS)-75
Chelsea Cadwell (SFW)-76
Katie Benedict (OG)-79
Michaela Kouri (OG)-81
Megan McDougal (Stur)-82
Molly Donohue (OG)-84
Callie Helms (SFR)-87
Keni Nelson (SFW)-87
Erin Cheever (RCS)-87
Liz Wright (SFR)-89
Ashley Schaefers (SFW)-90
Grace Peterson (SFL)-90
Brigid Hurley (OG)-91
Katelyn Belzer (RCS)-92
Lauren Haahr (SFL)-94
Brianna Dodge (Stur)-94
Whitney Wheeler (OG)-96
Josie Funk (SFL)-96
Hayley Decker (Spear)-96
Molly Webster (RCS)-97
Megan Wheeler (OG)-97
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Saturday, May 10, 2008 (14:27:29)
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St Thomas More Edges Spearfish, Sturgis
The St Thomas More tennis team edged both Spearfish and Sturgis on Thursday at the Spearfish Triangular, winning both matches by a score of 5-4.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Saturday, May 10, 2008 (12:46:53)
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East Tops Victory With A Triple Play
By Joe Kavanaugh
Rapid City East defeated Sturgis 14-3 Tuesday night in a game shortened to five innings by the 10-run rule and highlighted by a game-ending triple play started by East third baseman Tommy Berg.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Wednesday, May 07, 2008 (17:10:53)
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Central Beats The Scoopers
The Rapid City Central boys tennis team got a busy week started well as it downed Sturgis 9-0 on Monday.
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Posted by A-Ryan
on Tuesday, May 06, 2008 (18:22:21)
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