Basketball Scores For Dec. 14, 2010

12/14/10 SOUTH DAKOTA BOYS Aberdeen Roncalli 53, Mobridge-Pollock 50, OT Bridgewater-Emery 60, Dell Rapids St. Mary 44 Canistota 62, Irene-Wakonda 47 Castlewood 58, Grant-Deuel 31 Chamberlain 63, Marty Indian 48 Dakota Christian 66, Kimball 41 Deuel 48, DeSmet 45 Eureka/Bowdle 61, South Border, N.D. 22 Great Plains Lutheran 68, Summit 30 Hitchcock-Tulare 76, Sanborn Central 37 Mt. Vernon 41, Mitchell ...

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Washington throttles S.C. East

12/08/10 Rachel Walters scored 20 points as defending Class AA girls basketball champion Washington pounded Sioux City East 67-33 on Tuesday in Sioux City. Tuesday was the opening day for the South Dakota girls basketball season. Sadie Stotesbery added 10 points for Washington, which led 35-13 at halftime.

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U.W. November Volunteer Of The Month Announced

11/24/10 Thirty years ago, a forty-something wife and mother in northeastern South Dakota realized that, someday, she wanted to work as a volunteer in a hospital.

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'No-nonsense' Noem in spotlight

11/21/10 WASHINGTON - On the campaign trail, Democrats derisively dubbed Republican Kristi Noem "South Dakota's Sarah Palin." Noem bristled at the label, saying she was her own candidate and didn't even want the former Alaska governor to campaign for her. But after her first week in Washington getting acclimated to her new job as a member of Congress, the comparison might not be that far off. Like Palin ...

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Meet The Freshman: GOP's Noem A Rising Star

11/17/10 South Dakota's Kristi Noem, who narrowly defeated four-term incumbent Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, has said her top priority in Washington will be the debt and the deficit.

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Meet The Freshman: GOP's Noem A Rising Star

11/17/10 South Dakota's Kristi Noem, who narrowly defeated four-term incumbent Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, has said her top priority in Washington will be the debt and the deficit. read more

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Kristi Noem gets feel for D.C., insists she'll hold to roots

11/16/10 WASHINGTON - For almost a year on the campaign trail, Republican Kristi Noem hammered at how things got done in Washington. On Monday, the newly elected congresswoman from South Dakota began learning the basics of her new job on Capitol Hill in that much-maligned city. The Castlewood rancher and mother of three won't be sworn in until Jan. 5, but she and more than 90 House freshmen - the vast ...

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High School Football: Harding County faces stiff challenge in 9A title game

11/09/10 Harding County will undoubtedly get its toughest test of theseason Thursday in Vermillion when the Ranchers run into Hanson forthe South Dakota Class 9A state football championship.

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Kristi Noem says she'll commute to job in Washington

11/07/10 Congresswoman-elect Kristi Noem's plan to commute back and forth from the U.S. Capitol puts her in the company of other members of South Dakota's delegation. Sen. John Thune commutes each weekend from Washington to his home in Sioux Falls. Sen. Tim Johnson also lives in Sioux Falls. He stays in a second home in Virginia when the Senate is in session.

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2010 House Race: The Aftermath

11/05/10 Many considered Democrat Stephanie Herseth Sandlin a safe bet to win yet another term, but Castlewood Republican Kristi Noem prevailed, representation a conservative trend in the nation.

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West River voters credited in Noem win

11/04/10 Congresswoman-elect Kristi Noem and her family flew to western South Dakota from Sioux Falls on Wednesday morning to thank the voters in that part of the state who carried her to victory. According to unofficial returns, Noem beat Democratic Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin by 7,227 votes - a figure that amounted to slightly more than 2 percentage points. West River conservatives made the ...

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SD H.S. Football Rankings

10/26/10 Here is the final S.D. Sportswriters Association poll of the year.

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Scoreboard For Oct. 26, 2010

10/26/10 Prep Volleyball SDSWA POLL Here is the South Dakota Sportswriters Association Volleyball Poll for the week of Oct. 25, 2010. Teams are listed with first place votes in parenthesis, record, total points and previous ranking.

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High School Football: Ranchers move into first-place tie in 9A

10/25/10 Harding County moved into a tie for the top spot in Class 9A inthe final high school football rankings released by the SouthDakota Sportswriters Association on Monday.

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March of the Mama Grizzlies: The glamorous, gun-crazy women with big game in their sights on November 2

10/24/10 Kristi Noem, a Republican candidate for next month's elections to the U.S. House of Representatives, spent last weekend doing what she loves doing best - leading a party of hunters.

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Meet the candidates - and the ballot issues for the 2010 vote

10/24/10 South Dakota residents will elect a new governor and their lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives when they vote on Nov. 2. All six state constitutional offices are also up, and there are four statewide ballot measures.

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In South Dakota: Another Sarah Palin?

10/12/10 If money is any indication, the hottest Republican house candidate in the country is Kristi Noem. The 38-year-old rancher has raised more campaign cash than any house challenger in the country.

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SD H.S. Football Rankings

10/12/10 Click to view the South Dakota Sportswriters Association poll for the week of Oct. 11.

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Warner, Northwestern games always fun, despite sport

10/12/10 Last week, I had a conversation on the radio with a good friend about South Dakota high school rivalries. Mike Henriksen is the host of the statewide radio shows Sportsmax and Calling All Sports (with KDLT-TV sports director Mark Ovenden).

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Thursday's sports scoreboard

10/08/10 Top 10 - 1. Jacob Cassutt, ORR, 17:29; 2. 2. Trevor Ward, Est, 18:16; 3. 3. Matthew Gollaher, DA, 18:34; 4. Dusty Gorder, Est, 18:50; 5. Alex Sperlich, DA, 18:54; 6, Mitchell Roemen, DRSM, 19:12; 7. Jared Scholten, DRSM, 19:19; 8. Lance Rademaker, LP, 19:21; 9. Matt Zobel, Arl, 19:24; 10. Derek Trooien, DA, 19:25.

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