By Plainsman Staff
Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 55, Wolsey-Wessington 49
WOLSEY — Sanborn Central/Woonsocket held Wolsey-Wessington scoreless in the second quarter en route to a 55-49 victory in a 281 Conference matchup on Saturday.
The Blackhawks, who improved to 12-3, led 18-17 after the opening quarter and carried a 26-17 lead into the second half. Wolsey-Wessington managed to pull back to within four points, 40-36, at the end of the third quarter, but the comeback bid would fall short.
Sam Baruth had 19 points, which included six 3-pointers, to lead Sanborn Central/Woonsocket. Landon Jensen and Grant Edwards had 12 and 11 points, respectively, while Eli White added eight points.
Ten of the 17 field goals in the game by Wolsey-Wessington were from 3-point range.
Larz Tvedt had 19 points, including five 3-pointers, for the Warbirds (10-7). Caleb Richmond had 11 points, while Clay Kahre and Jett Kleinsasser had nine and eight points, respectively.
Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 18 26 40 55
Wolsey-Wessington 17 17 36 49
Sanborn Central/Woonsocket (12-3): Eli White 4 0-0 8; Grant Edwards 4 2-2 11; McCoy Schulz 2 1-1 5; Sam Baruth 6 1-1 19; Landon Jensen 4 2-4 12. Totals: 20 6-8 55.
Wolsey-Wessington (10-7): Caleb Richmond 5 0-0 11; Clay Kahre 3 0-0 9; Jett Kleinsasser 3 0-0 8; Larz Tvedt 6 2-2 19; Sawyer Nelson 1 0-0 2. Totals: 17 2-2 49.
Sioux Valley 65, De Smet 62
SIOUX FALLS — For the second time in a week, Class B’s top-ranked team suffered a 3-point setback.
Sioux Valley, which is receiving votes in the Class A rankings, rallied in the final quarter to emerge with a 65-62 victory against De Smet during the Heritage Classic on Saturday at the Sanford Pentagon.
The Cossacks, who improved to 11-5, led 17-14 after the first quarter and 29-27 at the half. However, De Smet carried a 49-48 lead into the final quarter.
Brady Hiltunen tallied a game-high 34 points to lead Sioux Valley, while Connor Reif added 16 points and Holdyn Ruesink had seven points.
Hiltunen had seven rebounds for the Cossacks, while Carter Sapp had three assists and Reif had a pair of steals.
Noah Luethmers converted on five 3-pointers en route to scoring 23 points for De Smet. Grant Wilkinson added 22 points and had 16 rebounds.
Slayten Wilkinson had six assists for the Bulldogs, who are now 11-4.
Sioux Valley 17 29 48 65
De Smet 14 27 49 62
Sioux Valley (11-5): Brady Hiltunen 14 1-1 34; Carter Sapp 3 0-1 6; Connor Reif 6 2-4 16; Hldyn Ruesink 3 0-0 7; Braden Danzeisen 1 0-0 2. Totals: 27-51 3-6 65.
De Smet (11-4): Noah Luethmers 8 2-4 23; Slayten Wilkinson 0 1-2 1; Kolby Sinclair 1 2-4 5; Grant Wilkinson 8 6-8 22; Carter Wilkinson 3 1-2 8; Coy Van Regenmorter 1 0-0 3. Totals: 21-61 12-20 62.
Rebounds: SV 25 (Hiltunen 7); D 42 (G. Wilkinson 16). 3-point goals: SV 8-18 (Hiltunen 5, Reif 2, Ruesink 1); D 8-28 (Luethmers 5, Sinclair 1, C. Wilkinson 1, Van Regenmorter 1). Turnovers: SV 8; D 8. Assists: SV 10 (Sapp 3); D 14 (S. Wilkinson 6). Steals: SV 4 (Reif 2); D 3. Fouls: SV 21 (Ruesink, out); D 14.
Mitchell Christian 61, Sunshine Bible Academy 49
MITCHELL — Mitchell Christian led 38-13 at the half en route to a 61-49 victory against Sunshine Bible Academy on Monday.
Isaac Hague had 22 points to lead the Crusaders, while Henrik Wipf had 11 points. Anders Wipf added eight points.
Hague and Jonah Pribyl each had nine rebounds for SBA. Henrik Wipf had four assists, while Toby Mickelson had three steals.
Individual statistics were not available for Mitchell Christian.
Jett Kleinsasser of Wolsey-Wessington puts up a 3-pointer during a game against Sanborn Central/Woonsocket on Saturday in Wolsey.
Miller 69, Platte-Geddes 57
MILLER — A 23-10 run in the third quarter helped Miller to a 69-57 victory against Platte-Geddes on Saturday.
The Rustlers trailed 32-30 at the half, before making their push for the lead.
Will Resel had 21 points to lead three players in double figures for Miller, which improved to 6-9. Isaak Hunter had 18 points, while Oliver Fritzsche had 16 points.
Jameson Leader and Isaac Leader had 18 and 17 points, respectively, for Platte-Geddes.
Jay Bailey and Landon Wright each had seven rebounds for the Black Panthers, who are now 9-6. Jye Bailey had four assists, while Isaac Leader had four steals.
Herreid/Selby Area 60, Sunshine Bible Academy 38
HIGHMORE — Herreid/Selby Area defeated Sunshine Bible Academy 60-38 during the Action Club Classic on Saturday.
The Wolverines, who improved to 8-7, lead 14-9 at the end of the opening quarter and outscored SBA 20-6 in the second quarter to open a 34-15 advantage at the half.
Isaac Hague and Jonah Pribyl had 11 and 10 points, respectively, to lead SBA. Henrik Wipf had sevent points, while Toby Mickelson had six points.
Henrik Wipf had eight rebounds and three assists for the Crusaders, who are now 1-14. Pribyl had a team-high four steals.
Individual statistics were unavailable for Herreid/Selby Area.
Herreid/Selby Area 14 34 53 60
Sunshine Bible Academy 9 15 26 38
Herreid/Selby Area (8-7): no individual states available.
Sunshine Bible Academy (1-14): Avery Hall 0 1-2 1; Jacob Hague 1 0-0 2; Isaac Hague 4 3-4 11; Henrik Wipf 3 0-0 7; Toby Mickelson 3 0-2 6; Anders Wipf 0 1-2 1; Jonah Pribyl 5 0-0 10. Totals: 16-41 5-10 38.
Clark/Willow Lake 56, Sisseton 29
SISSETON — Clark/Willow Lake, which is ranked third in Class A, cruised to a 56-29 victory against Sisseton on Friday.
The Cyclones, who improved to 14-2, led 14-6 after the first quarter and outscored Sisseton 17-3 in the second quarter to lead 31-9 at the half.
Sully Felberg had 20 points to lad Clark/Willow Lake, while Chris Bevers had 10 points. Bo Begeman and Jakob Steen had eight and seven points, respectively.
Emmerson Larson had a team-high 11 rebounds and five steals for the Cyclones. Bevers and Felberg each ad a pair of steals.
Derrick Flute led Sisseton with 10 points and seven rebounds. Carter Stickland added nine points.
Clark/Willow Lake14 31 45 56
Sisseton 6 9 17 29
Clark/Willow Lake (14-2): Emmerson Larson 3 0-0 6; Chris Bevers 4 2-2 10; Jakob Steen 3 1-2 7; Bo Begeman 4 0-0 8; Sully Felberg 9 1-1 20; Levi Atkins 1 0-0 3; Trigg Felberg 1 0-0 2. Totals: 25-67 4-5 56.
Sisseton (7-7): Carter Stickland 3 0-0 9; Brett Hansen 2 1-2 5; Derrick Flute 4 2-2 10; Kenny German 1 0-0 2; Karter Deutsch 1 0-0 3. Totals: 11-41 3-4 29.
Rebounds: CWL 39 (Larson 11); S 25 (Flute 7). 3-point goals: CWL 2-21 (S. Felberg 1, Atkins 1); S 4-24 (Stickland 3, Deutsch 1). Turnovers: CWL 7; S 19. Assists: CWL 8; S na. Steals: CWL 19 (Larson 5); S 6. Fouls: CWL 9; S 7.
Hitchcock-Tulare 66, Sunshine Bible Academy 44
MILLER — Hitchcock-Tulare outscored Sunshine Bible Academy 27-7 in the second quarter en route to a 66-44 victory in a 281 Conference matchup on Friday.
Henrik Wipf led SBA with 16 points, while Anders Wipf had 10 points. Isaac Hague and Toby Mickelson each had six points.
Mickelson also had team highs for the Crusaders (1-13) with 11 rebounds, four assists and three steals.
No individual statistics were available for Hitchcock-Tulare.
Hitchcock-Tulare 10 37 53 66
Sunshine Bible Acad10 17 30 44
Hitchcock-Tulare (5-9): no individual results were avaiable.
Sunshine Bible Academy (1-13): Avery Hall 1 0-0 2; Isaac Hague 3 0-0 6; Henrik Wipf 5 2-2 16; Toby Mickelson 3 0-2 6; Anders Wipf 5 0-2 10; Jonah Pribyl 2 0-0 . Totals: 19-55 2-6 44.
Faulkton Area 70, James Valley Christian 66
FAULKTON — Using a 70-66 victory against James Valley Christian on Friday, Faulkton Area improved to 7-7.
The Trojans led 33-31 at the half and opened a 50-43 lead in the third quarter.
Korbin Stark had a game-high 28 points to lead Faulkton Area. Spencer Melius and Weston Senn each had 12 points, while Landon Dikoff and Logan Niederbaumer each had seven oints.
Noah Fast and Jayven Van Scharrel each had 23 points for James Valley Christian (8-7). Kyler Boomsma also reached double figures with 12 points.
James Valley Christian 17 31 43 66
Faulkton Area 17 33 50 70
James Valley Christian (8-7): Kolby VanDerWerff 1 1-4 3; Noah Fast 9 3-3 23; Gavin Waldner 2 1-2 5; Jayven Van Scharrel 7 6-7 23; Kyler Boomsma 6 0-2 12. Totals: 25 11-18 66.
Faulkton Area (7-7): Korbin Stark 9 6-13 28; Spencer Melius 4 3-6 12; Landon Dikoff 2 3-5 7; Weston Senn 6 0-0 12; Logan Niederbaumer 3 1-3 7; Max Martinmaas 1 0-0 2; Henry Bossley 1 0-0 2. Totals: 26 13-27 70.
Sanborn Central/Woonsocket’s Liz Boschee puts up a shot against Wolsey-Wessington’s Payton Peterson during their game Saturday in Wolsey.
Girls
Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 43, Wolsey-Wessington 41
WOLSEY — Sanborn Central/Woonsocket, which is ranked No. 9 in Class B, escaped with a 43-41 victory in a 281 Conference matchup with Wolsey-Wessington on Saturday.
After both teams put up 21 points in the first half, upset-minded Wolsey-Wessington carried a 32-31 lead into the final quarter.
Liz Boschee finished with a game-high 28 points to lead the Lady Blackhawks, who improved to 13-3. Cami Edwards had seven points.
Shae Uttecht led Wolsey-Wessingotn, which is now 8-8, with 16 points. Kendal Uttecht had nine points, while Raya Toupal and Maria Nelson had seven and six points, respectively.
Sanborn Central/Woon 8 21 31 43
Wolsey-Wessington 8 21 32 41
Sanborn Central/Woonsocket (13-3): Lainey Goertz 0 4-4 4; Cami Edwards 3 1-4 7; Addison Bartholow 1 0-0 2; Liz Boschee 11 4-6 28; Jayda Hohm 0 2-2 2. Totals: 15 11-16 43.
Wolsey-Wessington (8-8): Maria Nelson 3 0-2 6; Shae Uttecht 4 4-5 16; Payton Peterson 0 1-2 1; Kendal Uttecht 4 0-1 9; Lily Toupal 1 0-0 2; Raya Toupal 2 3-4 7. Totals: 14 8-14 41.
Sioux Falls Christian 53, Clark/Willow Lake 29
MADISON — In a battle between two of the top teams in Class A, it was No. 5-ranked Sioux Falls Christian collecting a 53-29 victory against No. 7-ranked Clark/Willow Lake at the Dak XII/NEC Class on Saturday.
Lezlie Setzer had 18 pointst to lead the Chargers, wo improved to 13-3, and was named as the Player of the Game.
Kamryn Nesheim had nine points to lead Clark/Willow Lake, which is now 13-2. Shelby Begeman had seven points and seven rebounds, while Jenny Bevers had five points.
Andes Central/Dakota Christian 54, Sunshine Bible Academy 27
MILLER — After leading 34-14 at the half, Andes Central/Dakota Christian outscored Sunshine Bible Academy 16-4 in the third quarter to build a 50-18 lead.
The Thunder would go on to win 54-27 to improve to 3-15.
Tessa Hinman and Ciera Mickelson each had eight points for Sunshine Bible Academy, which is now 1-15. Kalyn Sarchet added four points.
Ciera Mickelson also had a team highs with seven rebounds and three assists for the Lady Crusaders. Soleil Mickelson had four steals.
SBA will play at Ipswich on Friday.
Estelline/Hendricks 59, James Valley Christian 46
HURON — Four players reached double figures, as Estelline/Hendricks earned a 59-46 victory against James Valley Christian on Saturday.
The Redhawks led 27-20 at the half and pulled away in the second half to improve to 5-12.
Kori Saathoff had 16 points to lead Estelline/Hendricks, which is now 5-12. Halle IntVeld had 14 points, followed by Cambry Bury with 12 points and Presly Bury with 11 points.
Rylin Wipf and Dara Olowu-Davies each had 12 points for JVC, which is now 2-13. Addison Kleinsasser also reached double figures with 11 points.
The Lady Vikings will travel to play Arlington on Thursday.
Estelline/Hendricks 13 27 46 59
James Valley Christian 5 20 34 46
Estelline/Hendricks (5-12): Kori Saathoff 6 4-6 16; Presly Bury 4 0-0 11; Halle IntVeld 4 3-4 14; Cambry Bury 4 0-0 12; Elyse Wegner 2 0-2 4; Jade Callesen 1 0-2 2. Totals: 21 7-14 59
James Valley Christian (2-13): Alesha Andreas 2 2-2 6; Addison Kleinsasser 5 1-2 1; Kaitlyn Stahl 0 1-2 1; Janiyah Waldner 2 0-2 4; Rylin Wipf 4 3-8 12; Dara Olowu-Davies 5 2-5 12. Totals: 18 9-21 46.
Shae Uttecht of Wolsey-Wessington drives against Cami Edwards of Sanborn Central/Woonsocket during their game Saturday in Wolsey.
Elk Point-Jefferson 44, Redfield 34
MADISON — Elk Point-Jefferson pulled away late to secure a 44-34 victory against Redfield during the Dak XII/NEC Clash on Saturday.
The Huskies led 24-21 heading into the second half and carried a 31-29 advantage into the final quarter, where they outscored Redfield 13-5.
Carly Schmitz had 26 points to lead Elk Point-Jefferson, which improved to 6-10. Makinley Hammitt also reached double figures with 11 points and had six rebounds.
Hammitt and Schmitz each had three assists for the Huskies, while Katie Hayes had four steals.
Charli Jungwirth had nine points and nine rebounds to lead Redfield, which is now 4-11. Hayden Gall had seven points, while Kinley Smith and Rylen Frericks each had six points.
Elk Point-Jefferson 9 24 31 44
Redfield 11 21 29 34
Elk Point-Jefferson (6-10): Molly Geary 1 1-2 3; Makinley Hammitt 4 0-1 11; Paige Jacobs 0 2-2 2; Carly Schmitz 8 6-6 26; Kate Hayes 0 0-2 0; Camryn Norris 1 0-0 2. Totals: 14-50 9-13 44.
Redfield (4-11): Brynn Giblin 1 0-0 2; Charli Jungwirth 3 3-4 9; Hayden Gall 3 1-1 7; Layla Hardie 1 2-4 4; Kinley Smith 3 0-0 6; Rylen Frericks 2 2-2 6. Totals: 13-41 8-11 34.
Rebounds EPJ 29 (Hammitt 6); R 24 (Jungwirth 9). 3-point goals: EPJ 7-31 (Schmitz 4, Hammitt 3); R 0-12. Turnovers: EPJ 12; R 19. Assists: EPJ 11 (Hammtt 3, Schmitz 3); R na. Steals: EPJ 12 (Hayes 4); R na. Fouls: EPJ 15; R 14.
Hitchcock-Tulare 50, Sunshine Bible Academy 10
MILLER — Using a 22-3 run in the second half, Hitchcock-Tulare pulled away for a 50-10 victory against Sunshine Bible Academy on Friday.
No individual results were available for the Lady Patriots, who improved to 8-7.
Ciera Mickelson led SBA, which is now 1-14, with six points. Madison Thieman had two points.
Mickelson also had eight rebounds and three steals for the Crusaders.
Hitchcock-Tulare 8 28 42 50
Sunshine Bible Academy 3 7 9 10
Hitchcock-Tulare (8-7): No individual statistics were available.
Sunshine Bible Academy (1-14): Madison Thieman 1 0-0 2; Tessa Hinman 0 1-2 1; Dakota Boersma 0 1-2 1; Soleil Mickelson 0 0-2 2; Ciera Mickelson 3 0-0 6. Totals: 4-39 2-6 10.
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