South Dakota High School Sports News

The 7-footer, who averaged around... A University of South Dakota track and field athlete has been named one of two recipients of a $24,000 postgraduate scholarship.

O'Gorman's boys tuned up for the state tennis tournament next week with 2 wins Friday over the Rapid City schools.

This is the last week of regular season competition for the track athletes looking to gain automatic qualification to the state meet in Sioux Falls in a couple weeks.

The Lady Tigers used improved times to inch closer to being where they want to be in time for postseason, while the banged up Tigers still took second place at the Eureka Legion Meet on Tuesday.

Of all the track and field competitions Cassidy Wright has been a part of during her tenure at Dell Rapids High School, the 2013 LenWood Invite in Lennox might be the one that she remembers forever.

The Baltic boys track and field team christened the school's new athletic digs with style.

Dell Rapids' Cole Langer proved he is among the best shot putters in South Dakota Saturday at the Howard Wood Dakota Relays when he output a host of athletes also eyeing a state championship.

It can be difficult for spectators to plan how to divide their attention with more than 3,000 high school and college athletes from 296 schools competing in the 88th Howard Wood Dakota Relays, which run today and Saturday at Howard Wood Field.

The Lynx boy's tennis team improved their season record to 7-4 following their 9-0 win over Pipestone, Minn., Tuesday afternoon in Brandon.

Finally getting a chance to perform outside, the athletes in northern South Dakota did not waste any time.

The Tigers set two relay records at the Black Hills Track Classic in Sturgis on Saturday.

The conditions for Friday's boys 200-meter special event at the Howard Wood Dakota Relays probably won't be conducive to making history.

Dell Rapids lady tracksters were top performers in two Terry Bong Invitational events Thursday, April 25, and the Quarriers took a third place title home with them from Canton.

The Quarriers continued their string of dominating performances last week at Canton's Terry Bong Invitational on April 25.

The Bobcats were ranked No. 1 in the region and No. 35 in Division II. They advance to the national tourney in Surprise, Ariz.

The top two players in the state squared off Monday night at McKennan Park as O'Gorman hosted Lincoln at the Dakota Cup - O'Gorman's tennis equivalent to the Dakota Bowl, which is termed "Knights Under the Lights." The second-ranked Knights defeated Lincoln 7-2, and No.

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For all their accolades on the field, a collection of the Sioux Falls area's finest high school and college athletes were recognized on Wednesday for what most people don't see as the FCA Honor Athlete Luncheon honored five student-athletes. . Seniors Chase Marso of Brandon Valley and Hayley McCarron of Sioux Falls Christian earned the high school ... (more)

Frustrated by this year's wet and wild spring, some high school administrators and coaches are exploring ways to avoid a parade of postponements when Mother Nature gets nasty in the Upper Midwest.

The Quarrier girls track team earned a third place finish at the Beresford Alcenster-Hudson track and field meet Tuesday, April 16 in Beresford with strong performances by the usual suspects.