Huron Tiger to become DWU Tiger
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Teegan Evers is trading colors, but he’ll still be a Tiger.
The Huron High School boys basketball player has committed to play basketball at Dakota Wesleyan University. The commitment comes after Evers originally pledged to play at fellow Great Plains Athletic Conference member Jamestown University.
Shortly after he committed to the Jimmies, he felt he made the wrong decision and opted to play closer to home.
“I like the program,” Evers said about DWU. “It’s a great location for me. I have a bunch of family in Mitchell and they gave me a nice offer.”
Evers also had a scholarship offer from NAIA school Mayville State. NCAA Division II schools University of Mary and Bemidji State were also talking to him. But neither school had offered him.
He also recently attended DWU’s win over No. 1 Morningside College at the Corn Palace. The win in front of 3,057 fans helped cement his decision. He also helped Huron defeat Mitchell earlier this season at iconic venue, finishing with 16 points and four rebounds.