GYMNASTICSS.D. RANKINGS

NOTE: Rankings based on averagescored.

CLASS AA: Mitchell 145.62, O’Gor-man 140.94, Yankton-Bon Homme134.54, Aberdeen Central-Roncalli132.29, Brookings 129.64, Watertown128.96, Sioux Falls Lincoln 128.23,Huron 128.18, Sioux Falls Roosevelt127.55, Pierre 123.94, Rapid City Central119.05, Rapid City Stevens 108.93, SiouxFalls Washington 97.74

CLASS A: Madison 138.55, Deuel131.20, Chamberlain 125.40, Milbank121.04, Sisseton 120.40, Stanley County120.09, Britton-Hecla 118.80, Wagner112.20, Vermillion 111.58, West Central106.08, Warner 32.36; No Scores Re-ported For Wall-Kadokta or Hot Springs

VOLLEYBALLYANKTON PARKS & REC

COED COMPETITIVE LEAGUERESULTS: Westy’s Electric/Dakota

Drywall def. The Rivals 19-21, 21-10, 21-15; Upper Deck Net Ninjas def. Mojo’s21-11, 21-15, 21-16; Czeckers def. KPISpikers 21-15, 21-10, 21-19

STANDINGS: Westy’s Electric-Dakota Drywall 4-1, Czeckers 4-1, Rivals2-3, Mojo’s 2-3, Upper Deck Net Ninjas2-3, KPI Spikers 1-4

COED JUST FOR FUN LEAGUERESULTS: Will Work for Sets def.

Ben’s Brewing Company 21-12, 21-13,21-14; Cottonwood Fireballs def. Phin-ney’s 21-16, 22-20, 12-21; Wilcox StateFarm Insurance def. Honey Badgers 21-12, 21-19, 21-16; Sykora Farms HotShots def. Honey Badgers 21-17, 21-15,21-13; Murph’s One Hit Wonders def.First Dakota Bank 13-21, 21-19, 22-20

STANDINGS: Sykora Farms HotShots 5-1, Willcox State Farm Ins. 4-1,Will Work For Sets 4-1, Cottonwood Fire-balls 4-2, Murph’s One Hit Wonders 3-2,Honey Badgers 2-4, Ben’s Brewing 1-4,Phinney’s 1-4, First Dakota 0-5

2013 ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE VOLLEYBALL TEAMS

Here is The Associated Press All-State Volleyball Team for classes Athrough D2 as selected by the sports writ-ers and sportscasters throughout thestate.

CLASS APosition-Name, School, Ht., Class

First TeamHitter-Alexis Anderson, Millard West,

5-11, Sr.Hitter-Kelsey O’Connell, Omaha

Marian, 6-2, Jr.Hitter-Meagen Roth, Lincoln South-

east, 6-0, Jr.Hitter-Toni Tupper, Lincoln North-

east, 6-3, Sr.Hitter-Marysa Wilkinson, Lincoln

Southwest, 6-0, Sr.Setter-Sydney O’Shaughnessy,

Omaha Marian, 5-9, Sr.Libero-Brittany Witt, Omaha Marian,

5-7, So.Second Team

Hitter-Aspen Green, Lincoln NorthStar, 5-10, Sr.

Hitter-Raegan LeGrand, Papillion-LVS, 5-10, So.

Hitter-Elizabeth Loschen, OmahaMarian, 6-0, So.

Hitter-Katie Stephens, Papillion-LaVista, 5-9, So.

Hitter-Nikki Ohlinger, Millard North,5-8, Sr.

Setter-Kylee Wurster, Lincoln South-east, 5-8, Jr.

Libero-Jill Bax, Lincoln Southwest, 5-5, Sr.

CLASS BFirst Team

Hitter-Olivia Boender, Waverly, 6-2,Sr.

Hitter-Kasey Hohlen, Norris, 6-1, Sr.Hitter-Katie Placke, Northwest, 6-0,

Sr.Hitter-Erin Sorahan, Northwest, 5-6,

Sr.Hitter-Taylor Thiele, Aurora, 6-0, Sr.Setter-Sara Boothe, Lincoln Pius X,

5-7, Jr.Libero-Sydney Townsend, Lincoln

Pius X, 5-8, Sr.Second Team

Hitter-McKenzie Brown, Northwest,5-10, Sr.

Hitter-Kylie Hohlen, Norris, 5-10, Jr.Hitter-Natalie Mickelson, Gretna, 5-

9, Sr.Hitter-Dani Root, Waverly, 6-1, Sr.Hitter-Ashley Witt, Lincoln Pius X, 5-

11, Sr.Setter-Marisa Moseman, Norris, 5-6,

Sr.Libero-Julia Faltin, Omaha Skutt

Catholic, 5-6, Sr.CLASS C1

First TeamHitter-Carlie Bauer, Minden, 5-10, Sr.Hitter-Payton Chohon, Columbus

Scotus, 5-10, Sr.Hitter-Tiani Reeves, Gothenburg, 6-

1, Jr.Hitter-Kendall Schroer, Ogallala, 6-0,

Jr.Hitter-Megan Wickey, Omaha Con-

cordia, 6-2, Jr.Setter-Shayla Conner, Kearney

Catholic, 5-7, Sr.Libero-Morgan Stute, Kearney

Catholic, 5-6, Jr.Second Team

Hitter-Liz Loseke, Columbus Lake-view, 5-8, Sr.

Hitter-Sid Mell, Ogallala, 5-8, Sr.Hitter-Kaitlynn Thomas, Ashland-

Greenwood, 6-1, Sr.Hitter-Rachel Wald, Douglas Co.

West, 5-8, Sr.Hitter-Tara Ziegelbein, Lincoln

Lutheran, 6-0, Sr.Setter-Ali Rowse, Minden, 5-6, Jr.Libero-Mercedes Lassen, St. Paul,

5-3, Sr.CLASS C2

First TeamHitter-Megan Gebhardt, Lutheran

High Northeast, 5-9, Sr.Hitter-Kaylee Jensen,

Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family, 6-4, Sr.Hitter-Hanna Justesen, Elmwood-

Murdock, 5-10, Jr.Hitter-Morgan Nikkila, Hastings St.

Cecilia, 6-0, Sr.Hitter-Carley Remmers, Freeman, 6-

0, Jr.Setter-Clare Hamburger, Hastings

St. Cecilia, 5-8, Jr.Libero-Caitlin Peterson, Palmyra, 5-

4, Sr.Second Team

Hitter-Maci Coffey, Blue Hill, 5-11, Sr.Hitter-Lauren Lehmkuhl, Wakefield,

5-11, Sr.Hitter-Alex Meyer, Superior, 6-0, Sr.Hitter-Morgan Sunderman, Lutheran

High Northeast, 5-10, Sr.Hitter-Maria Wortmann, Crofton, 5-

11, Jr.Libero-Shandra Farmer, Hastings

SC, 5-2, So.Setter-Ellie Geyer, Humphrey/Lind-

say Holy Family, 5-7, Sr.Honorable Mention

Jenna Eller, Aquinas Catholic; ChloeKirby, Archbishop Bergan; Emily Chris-tensen, Battle Creek; Chellani Parriott,Megan Stuart, Bayard; Kortney Allen,Mackenzie Willcott, Blue Hill; AimeeHass, Brooke Schneider, Bridgeport;McKenna Obermier, Centennial; Re-becca Eggerling, Creighton; AllisonArens, Kelsey Sanger, Crofton; JordynBrummund, Lauren Hinrichs, Doniphan-Trumbull; Angela Crouse, Jaden Rags-dale, Dundy County-Stratton; DevonDvorak, Payton Robley, Kaitlyn Stara,East Butler; Jenna Parks, ElginPublic/Pope John; Riley Dorn, MarissaHaynes, Emily Lenners, Freeman; Bre-anne Kreikemeier, Gabby Knobbe, JennyKnobbe, Jamie Petz, Katie Steuter,Guardian Angels Central Catholic; KarlyNoecker, Bailey Steffen, HartingtonCedar Catholic; Josie Prevette, LilSheehy, Hastings St. Cecilia; KourtneyHarris, Makayla Murphy, Homer; Court-ney Allen, Humboldt-Table Rock-Stein-auer; Tarrin Beller, Ellie Kurtenbach,Laura McPhillips, Humphrey/LindsayHoly Family; Lauren Klaasmeyer, John-son County Central; Danika Daum, Kim-ball; Ellie Arduser, Cameron Eddie,Laurel-Concord; Morgan Uhlir, LutheranHigh Northeast; Amber Mazankowski,Cailyn Ostrand, Cassidy Ostrand, Ne-braska Christian; Rachel Hall, SydneyWoods, Katie Zheng, Omaha Brownell-Talbot; Morgan Alexander, Kenzie Drudik,Tiarra Kruml, Melanie Ries, Ord; ShelbyBruss, Paige Huxoll, Kourtney Kempkes,Klaire Phillips, Palmyra; Hallie Ballinger,Maggie Fillipi, Pender; Courtney McCle-nahan, Perkins County; Caelan Basnett,Halleigh Lockhorn, Ravenna; MorganDickson, Taylor Hinrichs, Sandy Creek;Jessica Nekl, Emmie Noyd, Shelby-Ris-ing City; Kelsey Buss, Southern; BailyCraig, Laura McInturf, Southern Valley;Rachel Brandl, Kelsey Shoemaker, Kas-sidy Tighe, Stanton; Riley Butler, JaysaHoins, Leah Meyer, Superior; McKennaGriess, Sydney Griess, Delaney Lemkau,Sutton; Megan Bulin, Kelsey Long, Alli-son Tietjen, Thayer Central; Emily Puls,Wakefield; Taylor Hermann, Marylyn

Mozena, Weeping Water; Teisha Snyder,Winnebago; Madison Egr, Bailey Josoff,Yutan.

CLASS D1First Team

Hitter-Brooke Bauer, St. Mary’s, 5-9,Sr.

Hitter-Hannah Kring, Axtell, 5-10, Jr.Hitter-Brittany Lawrence, North

Platte St. Patrick’s, 6-3, Sr.Hitter-Taylor Menke, Friend, 5-11, Sr.Hitter-Christy Swartzendruber, BDS,

5-8, Sr.Setter-Amanda Evert, Howells-

Dodge, 5-9, Sr.Libero-Mackenzie Wecker, St.

Mary’s, 5-5, Jr.Second Team

Hitter-Kylie Belt, Emerson-Hubbard,6-0, So.

Hitter-Becca Clark, Twin Loup, 5-9,Sr.

Hitter-Krissy Krotter, St. Mary’s, 5-8,Jr.

Hitter-Kenzie May, Southwest, 5-9,Sr.

Hitter-Rochelle Wendland, Arapa-hoe, 5-11, Sr.

Setter-Bridget Schneider, St. Mary’s,5-4, Jr.

Libero-Jill Rocheford, Howells-Dodge, 5-5, Sr.Honorable Mention

Lindsey Jones; Gabby Sullivan,Lindsey Sullivan, Allen; Tayler Haeker,Hannah Hays, Alma; Jessica Eckhout,Tristen Trampe, Amherst; Shawna Paitz,Kayla Reynolds, Lindsy Siegel, Ansley-Litchfield; Kaylea Watson, Arapahoe;Gabby Nickel, Kit Wells, Axtell; MatysonKleinschmidt, Kalli Schroeder; JillSchroeder, Bruning-Davenport/Shickley;Lexie Hauger, Bloomfield; MarcyAhlers, Hannah Sobotka, Boyd County;Tara Callahan, Valerie Most, JosiePalmer, Carissa Rayburn, Brady;McKenna McClintic, Burwell; MikaylaKent, Cambridge; Shelby Lineberry,Mandi Stansberry, Cedar Bluffs; KaraDonovan, Cedar Valley; Emily Filsinger,Bailey Schwager, Clearwater-Orchard;Jill Behrends, Summer Mueller, CreekValley; Kelsey Anderson, Morgan Mickey,Cross County; Kortney Kasselder, ShelbyKasselder, Cassi Thunker,Chambers/Wheeler Central; JenscenaHansen. Lauren Schmidt, Deshler; ShelbiBrown, Casi Sutherland, Elm Creek; Pay-ton Blanke, Abby Drieling, Emerson-Hub-bard; Sam Due, Mariah Hulse, MadisonJohnson, Friend; Macy Peregrine, Fuller-ton; Shelby Hochstein, Hartington;Haley Huebert, Heartland; Jordyn Bar-nett, Heartland Lutheran; Kalli Brester,Emily Brichacek, Howells-Dodge; KaitlynBergfield, Natalie Gasseling, Hemingford;Nicole Carbajal, Brooklyn Westenburg,Johnson-Brock; Karley Kreifels, LourdesCentral Catholic; Tracy Blake, Josie Cox,Maxwell; Shaylee Schroeder, MedicineValley; Kaylyn Beiermann, NebraskaLutheran; Madison Beavers, KinzyEnochs, Overton; Kara Valasek, Palmer;Karli Cabrera, Jenna Habegger, PawneeCity; Regyn Hicks, Alexus Rozelle, Pot-ter-Dix; Haley Schnoor, MichaelaStrathman, McRae Stuffs, Randolph;Samantha Jackson, Bailey Lewis, RedCloud; Kelsey Higgins, Kaitlin Martin,Avery Taylor, Sandhills-Thedford; JericaBaumert, Kourtney Muller, Scribner-Sny-der; Kaylee Pothoff, Southwest; JustineBlumenstock, St. Mary’s; Jalyne Schus-ter, Sutherland; Tristan Kirwan, MadisonKozeal, Jackie Lewis, Twin Loup; JessicaHarms, Wilcox-Hildreth.

CLASS D2First Team

Hitter-Riley Funk, Ewing, 5-10, Sr.Hitter-Darby Hinrichs, Giltner, 5-9, Sr.Hitter-Jordan Lempka, Sterling, 6-2,

Sr.Hitter-Dani Most, Giltner, 5-9, Sr.Hitter-Maddison Nygren, Mead, 5-6,

Sr.Setter-Brittany Shipp, Bertrand, 5-8,

Sr.Libero-Allison Mason, Bertrand, 5-4,

Sr.Second Team

Hitter-Harlee Fischer, Stuart, 5-7, Fr.Hitter-Maggie Goltz, Falls City Sa-

cred Heart, 6-1, So.Hitter-Mollie Kaps, Bertrand, 5-9, So.Hitter-Courtni Kunz, Stuart, 5-10, Jr.Hitter-Madison Van Housen, Hamp-

ton, 5-9, Fr.Setter-Devynn Patocka, Mead, 5-6,

Sr.Libero-Erica Yound, Exeter-Milligan,

5-7, Sr.

Honorable MentionKenzie McMullen, Anselmo-Merna;

Paige Raasch, Allie Vogt, Bancroft-Ros-alie; Kate Chesterman, Bertrand; Madi-son Jurgens, Erin Saathoff, Diller-Odell;Melanie Johnson, Melissa Johnson, Eu-stis-Farnam; Kelsey Brummels, LydiaFry, Katie Koenig, Ewing; MadisonHorne, Marissa Howard, Amber Pribyl,Exeter-Milligan; Haylee Heits, ElizabethMagdanz, Falls City Sacred Heart; JaclynHappold, Kelbie Lyon, Gussie Rhoades,Giltner; Tristin Mason, Jaime Troester,Hampton; Hanlie Himmelberg, Carlie Ma-zour, Lawrence-Nelson; BrookeWehrbein, Lewiston; Kaitlyn Berner, KatyErnest, Kassandra Harris, Kelsey Waite,Leyton; Miranda Charles, Margaret John-son, Haley Konecky, Lauren Taylor,Mead; Blair Hofstetter, Miranda Johnson,Becca Taylor, Meridian; Ally Ginkens,Jessica Lovitt, Mullen; Emma Holz, TaylorHolzfaster, Bailee Schow, Paxton; EricaGoracke, Tara Hestermann, StasiaNielsen, Sterling; Samantha Sattler, JadeSchafer, Monique Schafer, Stuart;Christina Daniels, Wallace; Abbie Fan-ning, Sydnee Harchelroad, Leslie Towery,Wauneta-Palisade; Jayd Robert, Win-side; Maggie Schulte, Wynot.

BASKETBALLYANKTON MIDDLE SCHOOL

SEVENTH GRADE GIRLSA — O’GORMAN 42, YANKTON 9:

YMS Leading Scorer — MaddieHochstein 4

B — O’GORMAN 28, YANKTON 7:YMS Leading Scorer — Bridgit Nolz 7

C — O’GORMAN 40, YANKTON 12:YMS Leading Scorers — Laila Bowker 4,Rylie Andrus 4

TUESDAY’S S.D. BOYSCanton 63, Garretson 50Corsica/Stickney 59, Avon 38DeSmet 59, Iroquois 33Flandreau 52, Elkton-Lake Benton

48Harding County 66, Bowman County,

N.D. 22Huron 67, Yankton 57Ipswich 63, Eureka/Bowdle 48Madison 66, Tri-Valley 44Marty Indian 69, Colome 43Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 63, West Cen-

tral 61Northwestern 58, Edmunds Central

35Parker 76, Baltic 48Parkston 68, Tripp-Delmont/Armour

37Potter County 67, Miller 59Sisseton 68, Milbank Area 37Sully Buttes 74, Lyman 49Tea Area 47, McCook Central/Mon-

trose 34Vermillion 48, Lennox 37Wausa, Neb. 67, Gayville-Volin 41

TUESDAY’S S.D. GIRLSAvon 46, Corsica/Stickney 36Canistota 53, Colman-Egan 43Chester 54, Howard 45Colome 51, Marty Indian 46Dell Rapids St. Mary 68, Centerville

51DeSmet JV 46, Iroquois 14Faith 48, New Underwood 25Flandreau 40, Elkton-Lake Benton

35Garretson 53, Canton 42Gayville-Volin 44, Wausa, Neb. 35Hamlin 67, Redfield/Doland 47Herreid/Selby Area 57, Timber Lake

38Highmore-Harrold 66, James Valley

Christian 50Ipswich 65, Eureka/Bowdle 31Kimball/White Lake 39, Platte-Ged-

des 37Lead-Deadwood 57, Newell 42Lemmon 57, Dupree 28Lyman 41, Stanley County 37Milbank 54, Sisseton 52Rapid City Central 71, Kadoka Area

9Scotland 54, Menno 32South Central 60, North Central,

Neb. 38Summit 93, Grant-Deuel 19Tri-Valley 56, Madison 13Vermillion 65, Sioux Falls Christian

41Viborg-Hurley 44, Bridgewater-

Emery 36Waverly-South Shore 44, Waubay 31Yankton 59, Huron 46

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Wednesday, December 18BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S MMC vs. Clarke at

Wisconsin Dells (3:30 p.m.)Thursday, December 19

BASKETBALL, MEN’S USD at Morehead State (6p.m., KVHT-FM)

BASKETBALL, WOMEN’S College of St. Mary atUSD (7 p.m., KVTK-AM); MMC vs. Clarke at Wiscon-sin Dells (3:30 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ Bloomfield at Randolph;Burke-South Central at Platte-Geddes; Freeman atCanistota; Hanson at Menno; Parker at Alcester-Hud-son; Tripp-Delmont-Armour vs. Sanborn Central-Woonsocket at Woonsocket; Wagner at Vermillion

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ YHS at Brandon Valley (7p.m., KYNT-AM, KVHT.com); Avon at Hartington CedarCatholic; Bloomfield at Randolph; Bon Homme at Scot-land; Parker at Alcester-Hudson; Tripp-Delmont-Armourvs. Sanborn Central-Woosocket at Woonsocket

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ JV YHS at Brandon Val-ley (4 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ SOPH YHS at Brandon

Valley (5:30 p.m.)BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ 9TH YHS at Brandon Val-

ley (4 p.m.)WRESTLING, PREP Andes Central Round Robin

(Andes Central, 5 p.m.); Miller-Highmore-Harrold Quadat Miller (Kimball-White Lake-Platte-Geddes);Creighton-Verdigre at Wayne

Friday, December 20BASKETBALL, BOYS’ YHS at S.F. Washington

(7:30 p.m., KYNT-AM, KVHT-FM); Alcester-Hudson atGayville-Volin; Andes Central at Mitchell Christian; Can-ton at Dakota Valley; Centerville at Baltic; Elk Point-Jef-ferson at Sioux Falls Christian; Irene-Wakonda vs.Viborg-Hurley at Viborg; Parkston at Chamberlain;Plainview at Laurel-Concord-Coleridge; Ponca at Emer-son-Hubbard; Scotland at Bon Homme; Wausa atWynot

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ JV YHS at S.F. Washing-ton (2:30 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ SOPH YHS at S.F. Wash-ington (4 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, BOYS’ 9TH YHS at S.F. Washing-

ton (5:30 p.m.)BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ YHS at S.F. Washington

(6 p.m., KYNT-AM, KVHT-FM); Alcester-Hudson atGayville-Volin; Andes Central at Mitchell Christian; Can-istota at Freeman; Canton at Dakota Valley; Centervilleat Baltic; Crofton at Vermillion (KVTK-AM); Elk Point-Jefferson at Sioux Falls Christian; Irene-Wakonda vs.Viborg-Hurley at Viborg; Menno at Hanson; Parkston atChamberlain; Plainview at Laurel-Concord-Coleridge;Platte-Geddes at Gregory; Ponca at Emerson-Hubbard;Sioux City North at Beresford; Wausa at Wynot; WestCentral at Wagner

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ JV YHS at S.F. Washing-ton (2:30 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ SOPH YHS at S.F. Wash-ington (4 p.m.)

BASKETBALL, GIRLS’ 9TH YHS at S.F. Washing-ton (7 p.m.)

GYMNASTICS, GIRLS’ Mitchell Inv. (YHS); S.F.Washington/West Central at Vermillion

HOCKEY, BOYS’ JV Oahe at Yankton (7 p.m.)

A R E A C A L E N DA R

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Vermillion Boys Outgun LennoxVERMILLION — The Ver-

million Tanagers were able toearn their first victory of theseason by defeating Lennon48-37 on Tuesday evening.

Jayce Houska led Vermil-lion (1-0) with 20 points. NickJensen added 12 points in thevictory.

Jacob Hincker was theonly Lennox (1-1) player indouble figures in the contestwith 10 points.

Vermillion will host Wag-ner on Thursday. Lennoxhosts number-one rankedMadison on Friday.VERMILLION (1-0) .................................10 28 32 48LENNOX (1-1) ..........................................5 20 26 37

Wausa 67, Gayville-Volin 41

WAUSA, Neb.— Wausa took controlearly in the contest Tuesday night againstGayville-Volin at Wasaw to win 67-41.

For the Vikings (5-0), Hunter Vannessscored a game high of 16 points. Austinfollowed in close pursuit putting up 15.Spencer Roseberg added 13 to Wasaw’stotal.

No stats were reported for the Raiders(0-2).

Gayville-Volin hosts Alcester-Hudsonon Friday at Gayville. Wausa hits the roadfor Wynot on Friday.GAYVILLE-VOLIN (0-2) ...........................7 18 24 41WAUSA (5-0) .........................................18 38 52 67

Parkston 68, Tripp-Del-mont-Armour 37

PARKSTON — Mount Marty College

signee Jalen Hurley scored 22 points tolead Parkston past Tripp-Delmont-Ar-mour 68-37 on Tuesday night in the sea-son opener for both teams.

Spencer Lucas added 20 points, 12rebounds and three steals for the Trojans,who shot 50 percent from the field.

In the loss for TDA, Gunner Dallyposted eight points, five rebounds andfive steals. Austin Barlow, Shane Kosterand Adam Lau all added seven points.

TDA plays Sanborn Central-Woonsocket on Thursday in Woonsocket,while Parkston visits Chamberlain on Fri-day.TRIPP-DELMONT-ARMOUR (0-1) ...........7 19 24 37PARKSTON (1-0)....................................16 39 55 68

Cedar Catholic 58,Crofton 41

HARTINGTON, Neb. — CedarCatholic was able to hand Crofton its firstloss of the season by defeating the War-riors 58-41 on Tuesday evening.

James Kaiser led the Trojans (4-1)with 19 points and four rebounds. GrantHowell contributed 18 points in the vic-tory.

Tyler Koch led the Warriors (4-1) with11 points. Eric Kleinschmit added ninepoints nad five rebounds in the loss.

Cedar Catholic will compete in theWayne Holiday Tournament, starting Dec.27. Crofton will host Creighton on Satur-day.

Corsica-Stickney 59,Avon 38

STICKNEY — Corsica-Stickney de-feated Avon 59-38 on Tuesday evening.

Austin Tilton led the Jaguards (1-1)with 18 points and five rebounds. WalkerBaan Hofman added eight points and four

assists in the victory.Logan Mudder led Avon (0-1) with 13

points and 11 rebounds. BrandonKocmich added 11points and seven as-sists in the loss.

Corsica-Stickney will travel to MountVernon-Plankinton in Plankinton. Avonwill travel to Alexandria on Saturday totake on Hanson.CORSICA-STICKNEY (1-1)....................10 32 47 59AVON (0-1) ...............................................8 16 24 38

Tea Area 47, McCook Cent.-Montrose 34

MONTROSE— Keeping it close the third quar-ter 33-31, Tea Area pulls ahead to win 47-34 onTuesday night at Montrose.Tarin Smallfield lead inscoring with 13 points. Close behind him are Gun-nar Ensz with 11 and Ryan Sabers with 10. ForTea, Taylor Roemem grabbed eight rebounds andSmallfield had seven.

Levi Sabers put up 11 points and Will Gottlobscored nine points and grabbed 11 rebounds forMcCook Central-Montrose.

McCook Central-Montrose plays Howard atSalem on Friday. Tea Area hits the road for DellRapids on Friday.TEA AREA (1-2) .....................................15 28 33 47MCCOOK CEN-MONTROSE (1-1) ........13 19 31 34

Mount Vernon/Plankinton 63,West Central 61

PLANKINTON — Mount Vernon/Plankintonwas able to squeak past West Central 63-61 onTuesday evening.

Deric Denning led the Titans (3-0) with 18points and five rebounds. Tate Deinert added 13points in the victory.

Brayden Swartout led the Trojans (0-3) with 21points and nine rebounds. Cody Bussel added 13points and four assists in the loss.

MVP will host Corsica/Stickney on Thursday.West Central will host Tea Area on Dec. 28.

Lake (3-0) with 15 points and seven re-bounds.

Josie DeGrout led Platte/Geddes (0-2) with 20 points and four rebounds.

Kimball/White Lake will host MitchellChristian in Kimball on Thursday.Plate/Geddes will travel to Gregory onFriday.KIMBALL/WHITE LAKE (3-0) .................10 19 29 39PLATTE/GEDDES (0-2)..........................10 18 29 37

Mitchell 55, Harrisburg 48HARRISBURG— Mitchell defeated Harrisburg

55-48 at Harrisburg Tuesday night.Morgan Beaner put up 20 points and grabbed

eight rebounds for Harrisburg. Alex Johnsonadded eight points.

For Mitchell, Macy Miller netted 27 points andsnatched 10 rebounds. Emma Schmidt scored 10points.

Mitchell plays Rapid City Central Saturday athome. Harrisburg plays O’Gorman on Jan. 3 athome.

Elgin-Pope John 57,Elkhorn Valley 16

TILDEN, Neb. — Elgin Public-Pope John heldElkhorn Valley to eight points in the first half on theway to a 57-16 girls’ win Tuesday night in Tilden.

No stats were reported for EPPJ (4-1).For Elkhorn Valley (0-6), Elizabeth Osborn

scored seven points and Ranee Keehn added fivepoints.ELGIN PUBLIC-POPE JOHN (4-1).........16 31 46 57ELKHORN VALLEY (0-6)............................6 8 12 16

Arlington 58, Florence-Henry 38

ARLINGTON — Arlington was able to routeFlorence-Henry 58-38 on Tuesday evening.

Brooke Judstra led Arlington (1-3) with eightpoints and five rebounds.

Emily Kahnke led Florence-Henry (2-1) withseven points.

Arlington will host Lake Preston on Dec. 30.Florence-Henry will travel to Estilline on Dec. 29.ARLINGTON (1-3) ..................................18 33 42 58FLORENCE-HENRY (2-0) ........................8 18 28 38

Milbank 54, Sisseton 52MILBANK— Milbank defeated Sisseton in a

close game 54-52 Tuesday night in Milbank.For Milbank Caryssa Mielitz put up 18 points

and grabbed 10 rebounds. McKenzie Mertensscored 14 points.

Macy Toelle of Sisseton netted 21 points andCami Goodheart scored 11.

Milbank takes on Deuel on Thursday and Sis-seton plays Britton-Hecla on Friday.SISSETON (0-3) ......................................7 24 34 52MILBANK (3-0) ........................................9 18 31 54

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Tanagers 3-0 At Tri-Valley QuadCOLTON — The Vermillion

Tanagers won all three oftheir matches Tuesday at aTri-Valley quadrangular inColton.

Vermillion defeated WestCentral 52-30, Alcester-Hud-son 72-9 and Tri-Valley 56-19.

Trey Hage (106 pounds),Jacob Husby (113), CarterKratz (138), Regan Bye (152),Brett Bye (160), BrandonHertz (170), Alex Osborne(182) and Seth Heine (195) allwent 3-0 for the Tanagers.

VERMILLION 52, WEST CENTRAL 30: 106 —Trey Hage V dec. Clayton Hanisch 7-0; 113 — JacobHusby V by forfeit; 120 — Kyle Seibel V pin. AustinIdeker 5:35; 126 — Tristan Boeckholt WC pin. Brett Cul-ver 12-7; 132 — Tayt Boeckholt WC pin. Mason Pickett18-2; 138 — Carter Kratz V pin. Jake Anderson 1:31;145 — Josh Mettler WC by forfeit; 152 — Regan Bye Vby forfeit; 160 — Brett Bye V by forfeit; 170 — BrandonHertz V pin. Jared Mettler 1:36; 182 — Alex Osborne Vby forfeit; 195 — Seth Heine V by forfeit; 220 — ZachWestergaard V by forfeit; 285 — Hunter Hanley WC pin.Noah Westergaard 2:06

VERMILLION 72, ALCESTER-HUDSON 9: 106 —Trey Hage V pin. Trever Stene 2:43; 113 — JacobHusby V pin. Cameron Squires 1:00; 120 — Kyle SeibelV pin. Domenick Wilson 0:45; 126 — Connor Sogn AHpin. Brett Culver 5:18; 132 — Mason Pickett V pin. CashHemmingson 0:34; 138 — Carter Kratz V pin. LoganMcConnell 1:29; 145 — Noah Walker V by forfeit; 152— Regan Bye V pin. Colin Walth 4:24; 160 — Brett ByeV by forfeit; 170 — Brandon Hertz V by forfeit; 182 —Alex Osborne V by forfeit; 195 — Seth Heine V by for-

feit; 220 — Zach Westergaard V by forfeit; 285 — TrentRus AH dec.Noah Westergaard 3-0

WEST CENTRAL 66, ALCESTER-HUDSON 9: 106— Clayton Hanisch WC dec. Trevor Stene 3-0; 113 —Cameron Squires AH by forfeit; 120 — Austin IdekerWC dec. Domenick Wilson 9-6; 126 — Tristen Boeck-holt WC pin. Connor Sogn 1:24; 132 — Tayt BoeckholtWC pin. Cash Hemmingson 0:30; 138 — Jake Ander-son WC pin. Logan McConnell 0:49; 145 — Josh Met-tler WC by forfeit; 152 — Colin Walth AH dec. AaronMallinger 15-9; 160 — Joan Rechtenbaugh WC by for-feit; 170 — Jared Mettler WC by forfeit; 182 — BrendanJensen WC by forfeit; 195 — Sam Lynde WC by forfeit;220 — John Blue WC by forfeit; 285 — Hunter HanleyWC dec. Trent Rus 6-3

VERMILLION 56, TRI-VALLEY 19: 106 — TreyHage V pin. Caden Lamer 1:49; 113 — Jacob Husby Vdec. Parker Ramstad 6-2; 120 — Dylan Eldeen TV maj.dec. Kyle Seibel 12-2; 126 — Brett Culver V by forfeit;132 — Lane Hillman TV pin. Mason Pickett 2:40; 138 —Carter Kratz V pin. Carter Warne 0:35; 145 — RyanSchuman TV by forfeit; 152 — Regan Bye V pin. DerekEldeen 3:07; 160 — Brett Bye V pin. Trevor Hallman1:02; 170 — Brandon Hertz V pin. Josh Hotchkiss 0:27;182 — Alex Osborne V pin. Cody Johnson 0:49; 195 —Seth Heine V pin. Willie Heiberger 1:04; 220 — BradyJohnson TV dec. Zach Westergaard 5-1; 285 — NoahWestergaard V pin. Austin Leuning 4:58

TRI-VALLEY 69, ALCESTER-HUDSON 6: 106 —Caden Lamer TV dec. Trevor Stene 7-4; 113 — ParkerRamstad TV pin. Cameron Squires 1:10; 120 — LoganGreer TV pin. Domenick Wilson 1:24; 126 — Dylan El-deen TV pin. Connor Sogn 1:35; 132 — Lance HillmanTV pin. Cash Hemmingson 1:52; 138 — Carter WarneTV dec. Logan McConnell 2-0; 145 — Open; 152 —Ryan Schuman TV pin. Colin Walth 2:41; 160 — DerekEldeen TV by forfeit; 170 — Josh Hotchkiss TV by for-feit; 182 — Cody Johnson TV by forfeit; 195 — WillieHeiberger TV by forfeit; 220 — Brady Johnson TV byforfeit; 285 — Trent Rus AH pin. Austin Leuning 2:50

Parker TriangularPARKER — Bon Homme-Scotland

won both of its matches at Tuesday’sParker Triangular, defeating Marion-Free-man by a 67-10 margin and Parker by a69-6 decision.

Stas Sutera (106), Duncan Stoebner(113), Blake Konstanz (120), Alex Caba(126), Moises Lozano (138), Austin Kaul(152), Josh Vaith (160), Tanner Iwan(182), Alan Haataja (195) and Kreg Kep-plinger (220, 285) won both of theirmatches for Bon Homme-Scotland.

BON HOMME-SCOTLAND 67, MARION-FREE-MAN 10: 106 — Stas Sutera BH-S won by forfeit; 113— Duncan Stoebner BH-S won by forfeit; 120 — BlakeKonstanz BH-S dec Dalton Bodewitz 10-2; 126 — AlexCaba BH-S pinned Edgar Ortiz Sanchez :30; 132 — NicWatson M/F pinned Chase O'Grady 2:27; 138 — Moi-ses Lozano BH-S won by forfeit; 145 — Michael CremerM/F dec Kade Hellman 12-3; 152 — Austin Kaul BH-Spinned Wesley York 1:19; 160 — Josh Vaith BH-S decJacob Smith 10-9; 170 — Lucas Crownover BH-Spinned Jalen Kaufman 1:43; 182 — Tanner Iwan BH-Swon by forfeit; 195 — Alan Haataja BH-S won by forfeit;220 — Logan Rothschadl BH-S won by forfeit; 285 —Kreg Kepplinger BH-S pinned Ernie Johnson 2:36

BON HOMME 69, PARKER 6: 106 — Stas' SuteraBH-S dec Chase Anderson 11-6; 113 — Duncan Stoeb-ner BH-S pinned Travis Leber 0:18; 120 — Blake Kon-stanz BH-S pinned Brandin Jensen 3:03; 126 — AlexCaba BH-S pinned Jayden Guen 1:46; 132 — ChaseO'Grady BH-S pinned Zamuiel Centeno 1:47; 138 —Moises Lozano BH-S dec Dorian Verhey 8-6 OT; 145— Kade Hellman BH-S pinned Pierce Plucker 3:15; 152— Austin Kaul BH-S pinned Dylan Nalestad 1:45; 160— Josh Vaith BH-S pinned Andy Leber :54; 170 — Kon-dell Buyck P pinned Lucas Crownover 1:19; 182 — Tan-ner Iwan BH-S dec Adam Harms 13-7; 195 — AlanHaataja BH-S pinned Alec Dagel 3:18; 220 — KregKepplinger BH-S won by forfeit; 285 — Dan Stibral BH-S pinned Peyton Jensen 4:25

Kevin Love Drops Off Coats At Salvation ArmyMINNEAPOLIS (AP) —

Minnesota Timberwolves starforward Kevin Love brought aRange Rover full of coats tothe Salvation Army in North-east Minneapolis on Tuesdayas part of his sixth annualwinter coat drive.

Love personally packedhis vehicle with dozens of

coats and got some help un-loading them from some ofthe children who will receivethem. The Timberwolves saymore than 4,500 coats havebeen donated this season,the largest number since hestarted the drive six yearsago.

Love signed autographs

and took pictures with thechildren present and gavethem tickets to the gameagainst the New Orleans Peli-cans on Jan. 1. He says it’s re-warding to see how far theevent has come since hestarted it as a rookie.

Wednesday is the final dayof the drive.