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Spearfish Boys Hold Off Surging Scoopers, Get Win Terry Anderson, KBHB Radio SportsFebruary 10, 2021Sports Photo by Tim PottsScooper forward Owen Cass drives into the paint, guarded closely by Spearfish guard Seth Hamilton. STURGIS, S.D. The Spearfish Spartan boys basketball team completed a season sweep of the Sturgis Scoopers on Tuesday night, winning a tight game at West Gymnasium, 52-46. The Spartans previously defeated the Scoopers on Jan. 19 in Spearfish, 69-41. Their second meeting went down to the final minute. Spearfish guard Teysean Eaglestaff and forward Tony Serrano both drained three-pointers to open up the game for the Spartans, who jumped out to a quick 6-0 lead early in the first. The Scoopers tightened up defensively and got buckets from Owen Cass, Konner Berndt and Dysen Peterson to close the gap, but Spearfish took an 11-7 lead in to the second quarter.

Allan Bertram looks to make Central girls a contender

Richard Anderson Journal staff As the founder of Sacred Hoops, a state-wide youth AAU youth basketball program, Allan Bertram has been pretty busy the past few years. He added to that workload this past summer when he took over the Rapid City Central girls’ basketball program. Despite some ups and downs because of the coronavirus pandemic, Bertram  said it has been an exciting time since taking over, especially with how hard the team has worked since his hiring in June. The goal now is to get the Central girls back to state prominence. “Our girls have worked extensively throughout the off-season,” he said Wednesday during practice at Naasz Gymnasium. “We weren’t able to have practice that first week because of the COVID guidelines, but our kids, because of the time they spent in the gym in the offseason, have really improved their skillset. I think that helped because they were a little more ready than they normally would have been.”