FRIDAY, JANUARY 18:
Boys’ Basketball: Aberdeen Central @ Watertown
   Rapid City Central @ Brandon Valley
   Sioux Falls Lincoln @ Huron
   Yankton @ Mitchell
   Sisseton @ Hamlin
   McCook Central/Montrose @ Flandreau
   FIS @ Lower Brule
   Tri-Valley @ Dakota Valley
   Castlewood @ Langford
   Dakota Valley Conference Tournament @ Elkton, Arlington
   @ Arlington 6:30pm:  Lake Preston vs. Oldham-Ramona/Rutland
                     8:00pm:  Deubrook vs. Arlington
      @ Elkton  6:30pm:  Estelline vs. Dells St. Mary’s
                     8:00pm:  Colman-Egan vs. Elkton-Lake Benton

Girls’ Basketball: Watertown @ Aberdeen Central
   Rapid City Central @ Brandon Valley
   Groton @ Clark/Willow Lake
   Sisseton @ Hamlin
   Dell Rapids @ Sioux Valley
   McCook Central/Montrose @ Flandreau
   FIS @ Lower Brule
   Madison @ Sioux Falls Christian
   Tri-Valley @ Dakota Valley

Bowling:  Vermillion @ Brookings

Wrestling:  Huron @ Brookings
Kingsbury County Quadrangular

Hockey:  Brookings Blizzard @ Bismarck, 7:15pm
   Mitchell @ Boys’ Varsity, 6:00pm (Live on KBRK 1430 @ 5:45)
   Sioux Falls @ Girls J-V, 6:15pm
   Duluth @ SDSU Men, 8:00pm
   Sioux Falls vs. Girls’ Varsity, 8:00pm  

SATURDAY, JANUARY 19:
Men’s Basketball: South Dakota State @ IUPUI (Live on Ranch AM910 @ 1:30)

Women’s Basketball: IUPUI @ South Dakota State (Live on B93.7 @ 3:30)

Boys’ Basketball: Huron @ Brookings (Live on KCountry 102 @ 7:00)
   Rapid City Stevens @ Brandon Valley
   Flandreau @ Parker
   Harrisburg @ Tri-Valley
   Howard @ Menno
   Dakota Valley Conference Tournament @ White
   Deuel, Sioux Valley, Dell Rapids @ Hanson Classic, Mitchell
   Eastern Coteau Conference Tourney @ Great Plains Lutheran

Girls’ Basketball: Huron @ Brookings (Live on KCountry 102 @ 5:15)
   Rapid City Stevens @ Brandon Valley
   Harrisburg @ Tri-Valley
   Dakota Valley Conference Tournament @ White
   Eastern Coteau Conference Tournament @ Great Plains Lutheran

Wrestling:  Clark/Willow Lake, Howard @ Parkston Tournament
   Sioux Valley, Flandreau @ Kingsbury County Tournament
   McCook Central/Montrose @ Ipswich Tournament
   Big Sioux Conference Tournament @ Tea Area

Gymnastics:  Brookings @ Watertown Invitational, Noon

Swimming:  St. Cloud State @ South Dakota State

Indoor Track:  South Dakota State @ Jack Johnson Invitational, Minneapolis

Hockey:  Brookings Blizzard @ Bismarck, 7:15pm
   Mitchell @ PeeWee 2, Noon
   Bantam 1 @ Mitchell, 2:00pm
   Duluth @ SDSU Men, 3:00pm
   Mitchell @ PeeWee 2, 4:00pm
   Sioux Center @ Bantam 2, 6:15pm
   SDSU Women’s Game, 7:00pm
   Sioux Center @ Boys’ J-V, 8:00pm

SUNDAY, JANUARY 20:
Wrestling:  Wyoming vs. South Dakota State @ Spearfish

Hockey:  Sioux Falls 2 @ Bantam 2, 9:00am
   SDSU Women’s Game, 9:00am
   Sioux Falls 1 @ Boys’ J-V, 11:00am
   Sioux Falls East @ PeeWee 1, 11:00am
   Sioux Falls @ Boys’ Varsity, 1:00pm (Live on KBRK 1430 @ 12:45)
   Pee Wee 2 @ Luverne, 1:30pm
   Sioux Falls East @ PeeWee 1, 3:00pm

SDSU MBB… Nate Wolters scored 22 points and surpassed the 2,000-point mark for his career, helping South Dakota State snap Western Illinois' 11-game winning streak and hand the Leathernecks their first Summit League loss of the season with a 59-53 victory Thursday night.
   Wolters, the Jackrabbits' all-time leading scorer, now has 2,010 points. He also had six assists, five rebounds and three steals Thursday.
   Jordan Dykstra added 12 points and Chad White had 10 points and nine rebounds for South Dakota State (14-6, 5-2 Summit) in a rematch of last season's Summit League tournament championship game. The Jackrabbits also won that game in overtime, 52-50, to advance to the NCAA Division I tournament for the first time.
   Jack Houpt scored 16 points for Western Illinois (14-4, 6-1), which hadn't lost since Nov. 24 and had been 8-0 at home this season. Terell Parks added 14 points and 10 rebounds, and Adam Link had 13 points.

SDSU WBB…Four South Dakota State players scored in double figures and all 12 Jackrabbit players to see action scored in an 86-51 victory over Western Illinois in Summit League women's basketball action Thursday night at Frost Arena.
   The Jackrabbits, who ran their winning streak to eight, improved to 14-5 overall and 6-0 in league play. WIU dropped to 9-8 
   Ashley Eide led the Jackrabbits with 16 points, followed by 15 from reigning Summit League Player of the Week Megan Waytashek. Reserve Megan Stuart scored a career-high 10 points, while Katie Lingle also came off the bench to score 10 points.
   Western Illinois received 13 points on 6-of-7 shooting from the field by Ashley Luke. Rebecca Henricson added 10 points and three assists for the Fighting Leathernecks. Luke and Saule Kontautaite posted a team-high six rebounds each. Kontautaite, who came into the game as WIU's leading scorer with an average of 13.9 points per game, was held scoreless in Thursday's contest.

THURSDAY BBB SCORES…
      Baltic 54, Freeman Academy 48
     Canistota 61, Hanson 42
     Clark/Willow Lake 53, Groton Area 48
     Deuel 50, Aberdeen Roncalli 43
     Hamlin 44, Britton-Hecla 42
     Howard 47, Bridgewater-Emery 42
     Madison 63, Dell Rapids 45
     Sioux Falls Christian 67, Vermillion 52
     Sioux Falls Roosevelt 64, Sioux Falls Washington 39
     Sioux Valley 56, Chester 41
    
281 Conference Tournament
Seventh Place
     Wessington Springs 65, Iroquois 50
Fifth Place
     Sunshine Bible Academy 64, Highmore-Harrold 43
Third Place
     Hitchcock-Tulare 71, Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 63
Championship
     James Valley Christian 66, Wolsey-Wessington 58

Eastern Coteau Conference Tournament
Seventh Place
     Waubay 46, Grant-Deuel 39

THURSDAY GBB SCORES…
     Aberdeen Roncalli 46, Deuel 39
     Baltic 68, Freeman Academy 30
     Bridgewater-Emery 49, Howard 33
     Britton-Hecla 47, Hamlin 42
     DeSmet 45, Castlewood 38
     Garretson 46, Tea Area 34
     Mitchell 72, Yankton 34
     Sioux Valley 58, Chester 30
    
281 Conference Tournament
Seventh Place
     Wolsey-Wessington 37, Iroquois 25
Fifth Place
     Hitchcock-Tulare 50, Sunshine Bible Academy 31
Third Place
     James Valley Christian 40, Wessington Springs 34
Championship
     Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 61, Highmore-Harrold 56

Dakota Valley Conference Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
     Arlington 55, Lake Preston 46, 2OT
     Dell Rapids St. Mary 51, Colman-Egan 41
Semifinal
     Deubrook 48, Oldham-Ramona/Rutland 42
     Estelline 48, Elkton-Lake Benton 37

Eastern Coteau Conference Tournament
Seventh Place
     Waubay 41, Grant-Deuel 30

Little Moreau Tournament
First Round
     Lemmon 96, Bison 9
     McIntosh 101, Tiospaye Topa 19
    
DeHAVEN…Brookings junior Addison DeHaven has been named South Dakota’s Gatorade Boys’ Cross Country Runner of the Year – the first BHS runner to earn the honor.
   DeHaven won the Class “AA” individual title last fall, leading the Bobcats to a third-place finish in the meet.  He placed tenth at the Nike Cross Nationals Heartland Regional meet, and 23rd at the Foot Locker Midwest Regional Championships. 
   Brookings head cross country and track coach Chris Gruenhagen says it’s exciting news.  97636   :20   “of that list”.
   Other award winners include Josh Heitkamp of Sioux Falls Washington, and two time winner Tony Smoragiewicsz of Rapid City Central. 
   Gruenhagen says DeHaven’s work ethic is incredible.  97637   :27   “winner next year”.
   Gruenhagen says DeHaven could have a crazy senior season.  97638   :25   “year…next year”.
   DeHaven’s father, Rod, is the track and cross country coach at South Dakota State – Gruenhagen says Addison’s skills may go beyond that level.  97639   :28   “somewhere real big”. 
   He also has a 3.46 grade average in the classroom.

FLATTEN NOMINATED…The list of 814 prep seniors who have been nominated to play in the 2013 McDonald’s All American Games includes Clark/Willow Lake’s Skyler Flatten - the second consecutive year he’s been nominated. Flatten is one of two players nominated from South Dakota. Jolonna Sazue of Pine Ridge High School also received a nomination.
   The final roster of 24 boys and 24 girls who will be selected to play in the 2013 Games will be announced during the McDonald’s All American Games Selection Show on ESPNU on February 14.
   The 36th Annual Boys Game will tip-off on Wednesday, April 3 at 8:30 p.m. CT from Chicago’s United Center and will be broadcast on ESPN. The 12th Annual Girls Game will precede the Boys Game, beginning at 6 p.m. CT and will broadcast live on ESPNU.

PELLINI…Nebraska football coach Bo Pelini has received a strong endorsement from new athletic director Shawn Eichorst (IKE-horst).
   Eichorst said in an interview with The Associated Press that he admires how Pelini runs the Cornhuskers' program and that he believes Pelini is on track to end a conference-championship drought that dates to 1999.
   The Huskers were 10-4 this past season, finishing with a 31-point loss to Wisconsin in the Big Ten championship game and a 14-point loss to Georgia in the Capital One Bowl.
   Eichorst said even though the season ended in disappointment, the Huskers are "not far away" from a Big Ten title.
   Eichorst called Pelini "an excellent coach, character-based, fundamentally sound." Eichorst said he's impressed with the discipline and academic achievement of the players.