Football: Yankton @ Brookings (Live on KCountry 102 @ 6:30)
Huron @ Aberdeen Central
Pierre @ Mitchell
Sioux Falls Lincoln @ Brandon Valley
Watertown @ Sioux Falls Washington
Douglas @ Rapid City Central
Sturgis @ Sioux Falls O’Gorman
Rapid City Stevens @ Sioux Falls Roosevelt
Castlewood @ Deubrook (Live on B93.7 @ 6:30)
Baltic @ Alcester-Hudson
Sisseton @ Britton-Hecla
Tea Area @ Canton
Parker @ Chester
Dells St. Mary’s @ Colman-Egan
Aberdeen Roncalli @ Deuel
Arlington @ Elkton-Lake Benton
Redfield-Doland @ Groton
Waubay/Summit @ Hamlin
West Central @ Harrisburg
Freeman @ Howard
Estelline @ Lake Preston
Milbank @ Madison
Sioux Falls Christian @ McCook Central/Montrose
Webster @ Mobridge-Pollock
DeSmet/Iroquois @ Oldham-Ramona/Rutland
Clark/Willow Lake @ Tri-State
Dell Rapids @ Tri-Valley
Waverly-South Shore @ Wilmot
Volleyball: IUPUI @ South Dakota State, 7:00pm
Tennis: South Dakota State women @ Northern Iowa Invitational, Waterloo
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22:
College FB: South Dakota State @ Indiana State (Live on Ranch 910AM @ Noon)
Southern Illinois @ Missouri State
Illinois State @ Western Illinois
Northern Iowa @ Youngstown State
Prairie View A&M @ North Dakota State
South Dakota @ Northwestern
Dakota State @ Northwestern, IA
Bemidji State @ Sioux Falls
St. Cloud State @ Wayne State
Minnesota-Moorhead @ Minnesota State-Mankato
Concordia St. Paul @ Northern State
Minot State @ Upper Iowa
Southwest Minnesota State @ Minnesota-Crookston
Winona State @ Mary
Augustana @ Minnesota-Duluth
Hastings @ Briar Cliff
Midland @ Morningside
Dordt @ Concordia
Nebraska Wesleyan @ Doane
Colorado Mesa @ Black Hills State
South Dakota Mines @ William Jewell College
Volleyball: Western Illinois @ South Dakota State, 7:00pm
Watertown @ Sioux Falls O’Gorman
Sioux Falls Lincoln @ Brandon Valley
Sioux Falls Washington @ Pierre
Aberdeen Central @ Yankton
Clark/Willow Lake @ Castlewood
Sioux Falls Christian @ Orange City, IA
Milbank, Sisseton, @ Tri-Valley—Eastern Classic
Florence/Henry @ Great Plains Lutheran Tournament
Howard, Oldham-Ramona/Rutland @ Menno Tournament
Flandreau Indian School, Dells St. Mary’s @ Don Magnus Tournament @ Elkton
Tennis: South Dakota State women @ Northern Iowa Invitational, Waterloo
Milbank, Sioux Falls Roosevelt @ Brookings, 10:00am
Equestrian: Texas A&M @ South Dakota State, 9:00am
Golf: ESD Conference Tournament @ Yankton, 10:00am
Cross Country: Sioux Valley @ NXN Heartland Pre-Regional, Sioux Falls, 10:00am
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23:
Tennis: South Dakota State women @ Northern Iowa Invitational, Waterloo
Softball: Madison, Jackson, MN @ Brookings Varsity, 12:30pm
Madison, Tea @ Brookings J-V, 12:30pm
BHS VB…Brookings got back on the winning track, defeating Watertown 25-17, 25-19 and 25-23 Thursday night in ESD Conference volleyball in Brookings.
Mack Rief had 11 kills in the Bobcats’ seventh win of the season. Kenzie Thuringer had eight kills, Alyssa Tvedt four blocks, Emily Johnson 18 digs and Marisa Milton had 26 assists and three service aces.
Head coach Jodi Melius says Brookings served well. 97636 :14 “pretty rounded attack”.
Melius says the Bobcats controlled Watertown’s Ashtin McClemans, and the other Arrow hitters. 97637 :24 “at the net”.
Melius says it was a more focused effort than Tuesday’s loss to Mitchell. 97638 :15 “we’re getting there”.
The Bobcat J-V, and sophomore, teams each fell in straight sets. Brookings visits Yankton Tuesday – Watertown visits Sioux Falls O’Gorman Saturday.
THURSDAY VB SCORES…
Arlington def. DeSmet, 25-7, 25-11, 25-10
Britton-Hecla def. Hamlin, 25-21, 26-24, 25-21
Canistota def. Hanson, 25-23, 26-24, 16-25, 17-25, 15-13
Chester def. Deubrook, 25-18, 25-13, 25-23
Dell Rapids def. Flandreau, 22-25, 27-25, 25-16, 25-17
Dell Rapids St. Mary def. Colman-Egan, 25-7, 25-22, 20-25, 25-23
Deuel def. Webster, 25-16, 25-15, 25-19
Elkton-Lake Benton def. Estelline, 25-23, 25-17, 25-22
Harrisburg def. Canton, 25-18, 25-11, 25-17
James Valley Christian def. Wolsey-Wessington, 25-19, 25-23, 25-14
Lennox def. West Central, 25-21, 21-25, 21-25, 25-20, 15-13
Milbank Area def. Groton Area, 22-25, 25-14, 25-14, 25-19
Oldham-Ramona/Rutland def. Lake Preston, 19-25, 25-12, 25-10, 25-22
Parker def. Baltic, 25-9, 25-17, 25-18
Parkston def. McCook Central/Montrose, 17-25, 25-19, 25-15, 19-25, 15-11
Redfield/Doland def. Aberdeen Roncalli, 25-17, 25-17, 21-25, 25-22
Sanborn Central/Woonsocket def. Iroquois, 25-15, 25-8, 25-9
Sioux Falls Christian def. Dakota Valley, 25-16, 27-25, 25-17
Sioux Falls Lincoln def. Huron, 25-16, 22-25, 25-22, 25-19
Sioux Falls Roosevelt def. Brandon Valley, 25-11, 25-14, 25-15
Sisseton def. Clark/Willow Lake, 25-17, 25-23, 25-21
Tri-Valley def. Madison, 19-25, 26-24, 23-25, 25-8, 15-7
Warner def. Northwestern Area, 25-11, 25-19, 25-15
Waverly-South Shore def. Waubay, 25-20, 25-15, 25-14
BHS XC…Results of Thursday’s Russ Strande Invitational cross country meet in Brookings:
BOYS: Brookings 57; Pierre 60; Brandon Valley 71; Madison 111; Sioux Falls Washington 122; Montevideo 165; Aberdeen Central 165; Watertown 172. CHAMPION: Addison DeHaven, Brookings, 15:35.84. BROOKINGS: Justice Lamer 5th; Patrick Chapin 6th; John Olson 21st; Justin Perry 24th.
GIRLS: Brandon Valley 69; Pierre 71; Aberdeen Central 74; Sioux Falls Washington 75; Watertown 151; Brookings 157; Madison 182; Mitchell 189; Montevideo 222. CHAMPION: Rachel Propst, Pierre, 14:22.75. BROOKINGS: Emily Berzonsky, 5th, 15:06.03; Haley Kindvall, 23rd; Ronna Heaton, 42nd; Emily Holm, 47th; Miriam Crinion, 75th.
GIRLS JV: Brandon Valley 43; Huron 56; Aberdeen Central 60; Watertown 86; Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 127; Madison 138; Montevideo 199
BOYS JV: Sioux Falls Washington 77; Harrisburg 84; Brookings 84; Montevideo 105; Pierre 145. BROOKINGS: Mike Rynearson, 7th.
MS GIRLS: Aberdeen Central 18; Watertown 53; Brandon Valley 90, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 90
MS BOYS: Brandon Valley 39; Brookings 53; Aberdeen Central 69; Harrisburg 76; Watertown 124; Huron 173, Montevideo 179. BROOKINGS: Greg Opdahl, 2nd.
BHS FB…Unbeaten Yankton visits Brookings Friday night for the Bobcats’ homecoming football game. Kickoff at Coughlin-Alumni is at seven – live coverage begins at 6:30 on KCountry 102.
Brookings coach Lee Schmidt says his team’s no-huddle style eventually wore Pierre down last week in a 34-26 loss, but the Bobcats allowed too many big plays. 97628 :28 “the job done”.
Schmidt says Yankton’s been successful running the ball, but the Bucks’ passing game is just as lethal. 97629 :29 “on Yankton yet”.
Schmidt says the offensive line’s been the Bucks’ catalyst. 97630 :41 “lot of people”.
Schmidt says Brookings has to mix the run and pass to keep Yankton’s defense off-balance.
HURON REPLAYS… Huron High School teacher Mike Carda (SAR-duh) has begun restoring a number of Tiger football games from the 1950's thru 80's captured on film.
Carda says the project began a few years ago when he discovered a number of game tapes on 16 millimeter film in an old office. Most of the tapes were aging, and Carda said he felt they should be saved. 97625 :24 “went from there”.
Carda explains the process of copying the original film to DVD. 97626 :31 “on that card”..
Games into the late 60’s were played at the old stadium off Dakota Avenue in Huron - he says it's hard to spot a ot of differences from the Tigers’ current home. 97627 :27 “interesting that way”.
Carda has converted games with Sioux Falls Lincoln, Aberdeen, Rapid City Central, and both Watertown and Brookings from 1968 and 74. The oldest film he found was between Huron and Watertown from 1957, and just about everybody in the ESD, including former member Madison, have films.
There is no sound with the films, but a few of the more recent games are in color. The 1967 games are being shown on the Huron cable television system.
SDSU FB…South Dakota State opens the Missouri Valley Football Conference schedule Saturday at Indiana State. The game features the top two runners in Division I – the Sycamore’s Shakir Bell and SDSU’s Zach Zenner.
Jacks’ head coach John Stiegelmeier says Indiana State coach Trent Miles has done a great job in a short time. 97634 :23 “great job there”.
SDSU’s defense held the Cal-Davis offense to about 230 yards last week – Stiegelmeier’s happy with the defense and the way it does its job. 97635 :35 “the pass game”.
You’ll hear the game on the Ranch 910AM, starting at noon with the pre-game show.
SDSU FB SKED… South Dakota State and Iowa State have reached an agreement to play each other in the 2018 football season opener.
The game is set for Saturday, Sept. 1, 2018, at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa. The teams last played in 2008, with the Cyclones winning 44-17 on their home field.
SDSU now has four games against Football Bowl Subdivision opponents scheduled for future seasons: 2013 at Nebraska, 2014 at Missouri, 2015 at Minnesota and 2018 at Iowa State.
The Cyclones have won the three previous meetings in the series, which dates back to 1952.
ROME RETURNS…Nebraska coach Bo Pelini has announced that defensive tackle Chase Rome has returned to the team and will be available to play Saturday against Idaho State.
Rome left the team last week after starting the first two games. Pelini said Thursday that Rome has been practicing all week.
The sophomore from Columbia, Mo., didn't play much in the second half of the Cornhuskers' 36-30 loss at UCLA. Pelini said last week that Rome's "personal goals and personal perception of where he should be on this football team doesn't match the team goals."
Rome had four tackles in the first two games.
2013 PARK LICENSES… The 2013 annual park entrance license for South Dakota's state parks and recreation areas go on sale October 1. The 2013 park entrance license is valid from October first through May 18, 2014. Purchasers of one license can also buy a second license at half price.
The license is required for entrance into designated state parks, recreation areas and lakeside-use areas, although it does not cover camping costs or other fees.
Entrance licenses can be purchased at local state park offices or by calling the South Dakota Division of Parks and Recreation.
The 2013 annual entrance license features the image of a soaring eagle. Parks near the dams on the Missouri River offer excellent opportunities for bald eagle viewing in winter months.
AD SUDDENLY QUITS…Brian DeAngelis has resigned as Texas A&M-Kingsville's athletic director after just 80 days on the job.
The university announced the resignation in a terse one-sentence statement on Thursday. The statement said the move was effective Wednesday.
University Chief of Staff Randy Hughes told the Corpus Christi Caller-Times that DeAngelis didn't give a reason for his resignation. A message left at DeAngelis' home by The Associated Press on Thursday evening wasn't returned.
Vice President for Institutional Advancement D. Scott Gines will assume operational control of the athletic department as a search for a new director begins.
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