Senior quarterback Beckett Paulson threw three touchdown passes, and the Tigers picked up their first win of the season Saturday at Howard Wood Field.| Sioux Falls Live
Behind a relentless defense and a balanced rushing attack, the Titans stifled Aberdeen Central on Friday night to stay unbeaten.| Sioux Falls Live
The Titans built a 22-0 halftime lead before withstanding a second-half push from the Spartans.| Sioux Falls Live
Olson joined MHS football staff this year after 13 years as head coach at Mount Vernon/Plankinton| Mitchell Republic
The first Friday in September brought on football weather and compelling games for much of the state| Mitchell Republic
Black Panthers charge out of halftime to take down rival Gorillas| Mitchell Republic
The Class of 2025 inductees include Keith Christensen, Adam Feldman, Stephanie Knight, Lori Schmidt and Steve Stanforth| Mitchell Republic
Kernels look for a 2-0 start against Eastern South Dakota Conference foe| Mitchell Republic
The Space Coast Daily–Friday Night Locker Room crew will be on the call Friday, September 5, from Billy Livings Stadium as the Cocoa Tigers (1-1) face the Vero Beach Indians (2-0) in Week 3 of the prep football season. [...] The post WATCH LIVE! Cocoa Tigers Travel to Vero Beach to Face the Indians Friday, Kickoff at 7 p.m. appeared first on Space Coast Daily.| Space Coast Daily
Oregon commit Madelynn Henry tallied 28 kills, 18 digs and six aces, lifting the Quarriers to their first-ever win at Sioux Falls Christian.| Sioux Falls Live
From Brody Schafer’s seven-touchdown performance to Garretson’s first win in nearly two years, Week 2 is full of big tests, breakout players and key matchups.| Sioux Falls Live
The 34th Annual Presidents Bowl features six 11AAA teams from the Sioux Falls metro, with O’Gorman, Harrisburg, Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson and Roosevelt set to square off Saturday.| Sioux Falls Live
Lincoln's high-powered offense faces tough field of aces and sluggers hungry for an upset.| Mitchell Republic
Inside: Class B No. 5 Burke moves to 2-0; Wagner, TDA earn road victories on Thursday| Mitchell Republic
The junior had 30 assists and two different players finished with 12 kills in the sweep of the Wolverines.| Cloquet Pine Journal
The Hornets punched their ticket to state for the first time since 1999.| Perham Focus
Superior’s confidence in Carter Gilbertson is surging, as the junior pitcher threw six shutout innings in a victory over Cloquet on Thursday afternoon in Superior.| Cloquet Pine Journal
The Lumberjack boys have a new coach and some new faces, but they are working methodically toward a successful season.| Cloquet Pine Journal
Lumberjacks defenseman Karson Young was a top pick this week in the annual USHL drafts with Hermantown, Hibbing, Grand Rapids and Rock Ridge being well-represented over the two days of selections.| Cloquet Pine Journal
The Pine Journal All-Area Softball Player of the Year recorded 169 strikeouts in the circle in 2025 while batting .507 with four home runs and 25 RBIs.| Cloquet Pine Journal
After an heartbreaking loss in the Section 7A final ended the Lumberjacks' season in March, they've returned with a singular focus for the 2025-26 campaign.| Cloquet Pine Journal
It was the Lumberjacks' first victory over the Hawks since a 4-2 win in 2018.| Cloquet Pine Journal
The longtime Bombers boys basketball coach, who has more than 500 career wins, will be inducted into the Minnesota Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame this fall.| Cloquet Pine Journal
Head coach Derek Anderson credited Esko’s success thus far to an unselfish group of players who has bought into making plays for each other and staying committed to playing team basketball.| Cloquet Pine Journal
The Rails hurler doesn’t have the power of other pitchers in the area, but using his control and offspeed pitches, he kept Hermantown hitters off balance.| Duluth News Tribune
NFL hopes pilot program leads to sport becoming sanctioned by high school leagues in all 50 states before it debuts at the 2028 Olympics.| Duluth News Tribune
Friday's prep report includes results from volleyball and boys and girls soccer.| Cloquet Pine Journal
The Cardinals have just 19 players this year, but nearly half of them saw legitimate varsity action last year for a Cromwell-Wright football team that won its first section title since 2018.| Cloquet Pine Journal
The constant communication between the Thunderhawks catcher and Caleb Gunderson Tuesday against Hermantown allowed the pitcher to dial in after a slow start.| Duluth News Tribune
Former Cloquet head coach Tom Lenarz, who led the ’Jacks to four section titles in the 2010s, said new head coach Mike Klyve has what it takes to make the program a statewide power.| Cloquet Pine Journal
Esko ran the option for years, but a new coaching staff has installed a fresh offensive scheme, and it has players in the program excited about what is possible this season.| Cloquet Pine Journal
Joe Seymour, a native of Hayward, Wisconsin, spent the last two years as an assistant with the Proctor Rails, experience that helped him land Cloquet’s coaching position.| Cloquet Pine Journal
As the girls season moves toward its finish, Duluth Marshall, Proctor, Rock Ridge and Mountain Iron-Buhl are all playing some of the area's best basketball.| Duluth News Tribune
Abbey McDonald, the former Bluejacket star, still has her “ups and downs,” but hopes her story can help others battling similar problems.| Duluth News Tribune
After a trip to Spain with the Minnesota Duluth men's basketball team, a biopsy revealed a cancerous node on the former Hibbing coach's left lung.| Duluth News Tribune
The positions at both high schools were eliminated and the duties will be shared by assistant principals at each school — a “ludicrous” plan according to union president Ethan Fisher.| Duluth News Tribune
In addition to daily practices, games and film sessions with the varsity team, the Greyhounds coach also spends at least 4.5 hours a week working with the East Basketball Association youth teams.| Duluth News Tribune
Perham extended its winning streak to three matches, tying their longest of the season so far.| Perham Focus
The Yellowjackets continued to sting their opponents with only one loss in their two matches at Big Lake.| Perham Focus
The Yellowjackets' trip to the south was a success, bringing home some early-season hardware.| Perham Focus
Here’s everything you will need to know about the upcoming Fall activities.| Detroit Lakes Tribune
Isaiah Asuma led the Tigers with 26 points; they will face Nevis in the state semifinal Friday.| Duluth News Tribune
Construction started in 2024 for the $24.7 million North Star Ford Arena, which is scheduled to open in January.| Duluth News Tribune
The youngest of four basketball standouts, the senior is looking to lead his team to the state tournament for the third straight season and beginning to contemplate his future in basketball.| Duluth News Tribune
The former Lakeview Christian Academy standout has built a social media following of more than 1.2 million people since 2020.| Duluth News Tribune
The Greyhounds blanked sixth-ranked Woodbury and are looking to make their second-straight trip to the state tournament.| Duluth News Tribune
The Greyhounds lost to Blaine in their first game Thursday, but the team is hoping to contend for a section title, their first since 2021.| Duluth News Tribune
The COVID-19 pandemic left the boys basketball program in a bad place, but the third-year coach has put together a “no excuses” policy that puts accountability on players and coaches.| Duluth News Tribune
The Tigers will play Fertile-Beltrami in the Class A final on Saturday.| Duluth News Tribune
The junior has led the Tigers to back-to-back Class A semifinals and is the first man on the Iron Range to receive a basketball scholarship offer from the University of Minnesota since 1976.| Duluth News Tribune
Post 19 is one of four teams representing North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Nebraska at the Centennial Classic in Milbank.| Dickinson Press
Brodina will be coached by his father, Dustin, one final time during the series.| Dickinson Press
Top-seeded Central Cass held off the No. 2 Lakers on Saturday for the program's seventh state championship.| Dickinson Press
Athletic Director Justin Sell sits down for a second interview with John to explain why they changed their minds.| Sioux Falls Live
John and Justin explore the potential benefits and pitfalls of the Jack's attempting a jump to the Football Bowl Subdivision or staying put and other pressing college sports topics.| Sioux Falls Live
The former Bluejackets great’s No. 7 jersey was retired before Tuesday's game against Duluth Denfeld at Hibbing Memorial Arena.| Duluth News Tribune
Coach Scott Arntson said Perich “puts in the work. When other people are heading home, he’s heading to the weight room.”| Duluth News Tribune
After a difficult delivery of his first grandchild, the former Esko coach spent part of the 2023 season racing to the hospital in Duluth just to spend a few minutes with the baby.| Cloquet Pine Journal
Minnesota's all-time winningest coach led the Lightning to its second state tournament in program history in his only year on the bench.| Duluth News Tribune
Senior two-way standout Garet Rivord is one of Superior’s elite players and a locker room leader, something his father, Rick Rivord, did with the Spartans more than three decades ago.| Superior Telegram
The state meet continues Wednesday at St. Michael-Albertville High School, while state golf for boys and girls concludes Wednesday.| Superior Telegram
In April, the WIAA membership approved significantly more offseason contact days for sports, which allows Superior’s football team to be on the field earlier and more often than ever.| Superior Telegram
Ryan Pettingill, a junior, made a clutch par on the 18th hole at sectionals to become Superior’s first state golf qualifier in more than a decade, which capped off an individually dominant year.| Superior Telegram
The Green Eagles downed Washburn in the semifinals, but fell to top-seeded Edgar in a Division 4 baseball sectional title game largely because of youth and inexperience.| Superior Telegram
Austin Lahti and Boden Teal, Northwestern’s only seniors, fill pivotal roles on the mound and in the batting order, and their unique blend of personalities make them ideal Tigers leaders.| Superior Telegram
Portner set the tone, Devericks slammed the door — and the Cavaliers made program history Saturday evening.| Sioux Falls Live
Blue defeats Red 12-0 in high school football showcase| Sioux Falls Live
A new first-time state champion will be crowned in Class AA after the Cavaliers and Warriors each claimed semifinal wins on Friday.| Sioux Falls Live
PR-B junior is confident heading into final round at state June 11| Pine & Lakes Echo Journal
PR-B freshman eyes top-10 finish in final round; teammate Lily Barchus posts first-day 108| Pine & Lakes Echo Journal
Lincoln's high-powered offense faces tough field of aces and sluggers hungry for an upset.| Sioux Falls Live
The action took place at four golf courses around the state as the SDHSAA girls and Class B boys golf champions were decided.| Sioux Falls Live
South Dakota high school softball scores for Tuesday, May 27, 2025, plus the state tournament schedules for next week in Sioux Falls and Aberdeen| Sioux Falls Live
With 532 career wins, Hollenbeck is the third winningest active coach in South Dakota.| Sioux Falls Live
Top players from around the state showcase talents at Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium| Sioux Falls Live
The three-day meet featuring all three classes concluded Saturday in Sioux Falls| Sioux Falls Live
Inside: Tri-Valley completes big comeback; Dell Rapids takes advantage of fielding errors| Sioux Falls Live
State tournament play kicked off Thursday in Aberdeen and Sioux Falls| Sioux Falls Live
Lincoln, Harrisburg, Washington and Jefferson all notched quarterfinal victories on Thursday.| Sioux Falls Live
PR-B junior competes in Class 1A state tournament| Pine & Lakes Echo Journal
PR-B's Lily Barchus finishes in 68th place at her first state tournament| Pine & Lakes Echo Journal
Continuing a tradition of top performers in the program, Mitchell's younger shooters delivered state tournament hardware in 2025.| Mitchell Republic
The National Federation of State High School Associations approved a series of rule changes to the basketball rulebook for the 2025-26 school year related to the enforcement of goaltending calls.| Mitchell Republic
The Flyers will face Viborg-Hurley in the state quarterfinals on Thursday, March 20, at the Barnett Center in Aberdeen| Mitchell Republic
The Trojans went up by 20 points within the first five minutes of the victory.| Sioux Falls Live
16 teams earned trips to Aberdeen and Sioux Falls on the hardwood on Tuesday night.| Sioux Falls Live
The Spartans and the Raiders are headed to Aberdeen as part of the final eight in Class B| Mitchell Republic
Flyers defeated Howard in Class B SoDak 16 round on Tuesday at the Corn Palace| Mitchell Republic
After Winner controlled the first-half pace, Groton established control in the second half and pulled away for a trip to the Class A boys basketball tournament.| Mitchell Republic
Star pitchers set the stage for a high-stakes weekend at The Birdcage, where dominant arms could decide it all.| Sioux Falls Live
Trojans win second title in three years on Saturday| Mitchell Republic
Hadleigh Wilson, Dawson Fosness earn top individual honors| Mitchell Republic
The road to the South Dakota High School Rodeo Finals got underway June 7-8 at regional sites around the state| Mitchell Republic
Cardinals put up 12 hits to back 15-strikeout gem from Katrina Hagberg| Mitchell Republic
Superior mounted a season-saving comeback that saw every player in the lineup contribute, which punched the Spartans’ ticket to Thursday’s Division 1 regional championship.| Superior Telegram
Superior baseball’s senior class includes just five players, a small but impactful group that has been a positive presence in the program the last four years.| Superior Telegram
Sophomore Kamden Kroll has become a go-to offensive option for Northwestern this year and when he’s firing on all cylinders, the Tigers take their game to another level.| Superior Telegram
Northwestern coach Tim Kaufman said Ian Smith is ‘hands down’ the best wrestler in program history, a legacy he cemented by winning a second individual state title on Saturday, Feb. 24, in Madison.| Superior Telegram
Also, brackets were announced for the MSHSL state baseball tournament, and Duluth Marshall is seeded No. 1 in Class AA.| Superior Telegram
Junior Beckett Selden challenged throwing benchmarks that have withstood decades in his first year, which sets him up for a potentially record-breaking season next spring.| Superior Telegram