The complex will still hold the name Fitzgerald stadium -- but will now be sponsored by Black Hills Surgical Hospital. The broadcast booth will be sponsored by Midcontinent, while the field will still hold the name Dave Ploof Field and will be sponsored by Black Hills Orthopedic and Spine.
James “Jimmy” Shea made his first court appearance Monday on one count of aggravated sexual abuse of a child and two counts of sexual battery. The incidents occurred in 2020, court documents show.
The bike industry might skid under the radar, but the pandemic has caused a lot of people to hit the brakes on group settings and roll their way into newfound hobbies, like cycling. Though, the business is booming, the global supply is scarce.
This week, the covers came off of the Meadowbrook course, and will come off bright and early on the executive courses March 24 before 9 a.m. tee times.
Gordy Defiel is feeling well after having a medical emergency during the Rush game on Saturday. Christian boys basketball team will miss their four seniors.
"It is massive at our level, you alluded to it, at the D II level you are tight for some revenue streams but anytime we can open up a new revenue stream for us it will be huge for student-athletes not only now but going forward,"
Tiger Woods is back at home in Florida to resume his recovery from career-threatening leg injuries he suffered when his SUV ran off a road and down a hill in the Los Angeles suburbs last month.
For the first time ever girls wrestling was officially recognized as a sanctioned sport this year in South Dakota. The Hot Springs Bison wrestling team had three girls on their squad and they expect even more girls to join next year.
After being outscored 10 to 4 in the first two games of their series with the Oilers, the Rush bounced back in game three to win 2-0. Adam Carlson got a shutout on his birthday.
Bill Abell who is the head coach of the Belle Fourche Broncs wrestling team will coach against Mike Abell who is the head coach of the Sturgis Scoopers on February 11th.
The South Dakota High School Activities Association is making changes to basketball playoffs in the state, while also adopting COVID-19 measures for spring activities.
