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Jun. 5—SIOUX FALLS — Fresh off its Eastern South Dakota Conference title, the Mitchell High School girls golf team has its sights set on the state tournament. The Kernels will compete at the Class AA state golf tournament on June 7-8 at Bakker Crossing Golf Course and they'll be gunning for the team title. Mitchell, which won the ESD tournament on Wednesday, heads into the meet among the top ...

Jun. 3—A Fargo man is in custody in the Stutsman County Correctional Center charged with gross sexual imposition related to a 2019 incident, according to court records. Zico Taylor, 35, is being held on $25,000 bond. Court records indicate Taylor was accused of forcing another to engage in a sexual act by force or by threat of death or bodily injury, a Class AA felony, and engaging in a sexual ...

May 29—Glacier ended up fourth and Belgrade may end up with a most unusual four-peat. The Glacier Wolfpack exited the State AA softball tournament at KidSports Saturday, losing 6-0 to Missoula Sentinel in the last game of a blustery, cool day. The Pack won twice — 14-1 over Helena and 5-3 over Great Falls High — to set up the sixth battle between the Western AA's top two teams. The Spartans ...

May 5—BLUEFIELD — Standing at the verge of last year's Class AA state tournament, the Bluefield Beavers boys basketball team got knocked down. They got up again. Simultaneously arriving in Charleston a year late and a year ahead of schedule, the No. 7 Beavers (9-9) will make their 10th consecutive state tournament appearance under head coach Buster Large and his top-notch coaching staff, ...

Mar. 3—Tyner senior Amarion Dillard has provided a crucial spark this season with his ability to slash to the rim and attack. The springy guard was on point for Class AA's ninth-ranked Rams Tuesday as Dillard scored a game-high 18 points to help lead a 62-49 Region 2-AA semifinals home victory over Red Bank. "Amarion has really provided us a spark and we've been leaning on him offensively this ...

Feb. 19—Here's what districts during a pandemic looks like: —Reduced fields; —Separate sites; —Fewer regional qualifiers; —Masks and other COVID-19 protocols; —No fans. That's what the District 11 athletes have in store when the Road to Hershey takes a detour in 2021. Action will begin Saturday with the preliminary round, championship quarterfinals and two rounds of consolations. Action will ...