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Quarrier Volleyball Season Comes to End in Regions

November 6, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier volleyball team had their season come to an end on Tuesday, November 5th in Baltic.  The Quarriers traveled to Baltic to play the Bulldogs in the opening round of the Region 3A tournament.  Baltic won the match by set scores of 25-11, 21-25, 25-18, and 25-20.

Baltic took an early lead in the first set and continued to rally for the 25-11 win.  Dell Rapids was able to bounce back in the second set, leading most of the way, to even the match at one set apiece.  The Bulldogs again took an early lead in the third set.  The Quarriers rallied, but Baltic was ultimately able to pull away for the win.  In the fourth set, Dell Rapids held a 13-9 lead, but the Bulldogs scored 10 straight points for a 19-13 lead.  The Quarriers tried to rebound, but the lead was too big, and Baltic won the fourth set and the match.

Mackenzie Grisham led Dell Rapids with nine kills in the match.  Maddie Kringen finished with eight kills, and Dezi Rus had five kills.  D. Rus led the team with four ace serves.  Kringen had a team-high 10 blocks.  Mallor Haak added six blocks.  Four players finished in double figures in digs.  D. Rus had 20 digs, Gabi Rus had 18, Grisham finished with 16, and Emma Moslkness had 11 digs.  Haak also had 24 set assists.

Dell Rapids finished their season with a 4-25 record.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Volleyball, DellRapids

Late Field Goal Ends Quarrier Season

November 2, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

A West Central field goal in the final seconds gave the Trojans a 16-13 win over the Dell Rapids Quarriers in the quarterfinal round of the 11A playoffs on Thursday, October 31st at Dell Rapids High School.

The Quarriers scored first with 7:57 to go in the first quarter.  Austin Henry connected with Logan Ellingson on a 57-yard touchdown pass.  The extra point was blocked, and Dell Rapids led 6-0.  West Central tied the game with :59 to go in the quarter on a seven yard run by Justin Zirpel.  Braden Dierickx kicked the extra point to give the Trojans a 7-6 lead.

West Central extended their lead after a two-yard touchdown run by Zirpel with 2:23 to play in the second quarter.  The extra point was no good, and the Trojans lead 13-6.  Dell Rapids marched down the field in the final minutes of the half, and Logan Stone scored on a six-yard run with 1:02 to play in the half.  Victor Knuppe mad the extra point to tie the game 13-13 heading into halftime.

The second half was a defensive battle.  Neither team really threatened to score in the third quarter.  The Quarrier offense got deep into West Central territory, but was held on fourth down for a turnover on downs with 7:01 to play in the game.  The Trojan offense could not take advantage, and they had to punt the ball back to Dell Rapids.  Again, the Quarriers drove the ball to the Trojan 25-yard line only to be stopped on fourth down, this time with 2:05 to play in the game.  West Central was able to drive the ball down to the Dell Rapids 14-yard line with :05.5 seconds to play.  Derek Eidsness lined up for a 30-yard field goal attempt and put the ball through the uprights with :01.7 to go in the game.  Dell Rapids had one last play after the kickoff to try to put a score on the board, but the pass attempt fell incomplete for the Trojan win.

Dell Rapids finished with 260 yards of total offense, 179 passing yards and 81 rushing yards.  West Central had 288 yards of total offense, 26 passing yards and 262 rushing yards.  Dell Rapids was 4-12 on third down and 0-2 on fourth down and also had two turnovers.

Henry finished the game 11-23 passing for 179 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions.  Avery Boechler had four catches for 70 yards.  Ellingson had two catches for 64 yards and a touchdown.  Tyler Wood had two catches for 17 yards.  Coby Maeschen had one catch for 12 yards.  Stone had 13 carries for 51 yards and a touchdown.  Maeschen had four carries for 10 yards, and Carter Rentz had three carries for 10 yards.

Maeschen finished with 13 tackles in the game.  Brayden Gee had 11 tackles.  Cody Schutlz tallied 10 tackles, and Logan Ruesink and Connor Rentz had nine tackles each.

Dell Rapids has their season come to an end with an overall record of 9-1.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Football, DellRapids

Quarrier Volleyball Finishes Regular Season with Back-to-Back Matches

October 30, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier volleyball team finished their 2019 regular season with back-to-back matches on Monday, October 28th and Tuesday, October 29th. 

Dell Rapids hosted the Beresford Watchdogs on Monday in the final home match of the season.  Beresford won the match in straight sets by scores of 25-13, 25-19, and 25-21.  The Quarriers celebrated Senior Night before the match.

Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

Emma VanRegenmorter finished the match with eight kills.  Dezi Rus had four kills, while Maddie Kringen, Gabi Rus, and Mackenzie Grisham all had three kills each.  VanRegenmorter also finished with four blocks.  Four players had double-figure digs.  Mallory Haak had 16 digs, G. Rus had 14, Grisham had 13, and D. Rus had 12 digs.  Haak also had 20 set assists.

Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

The Quarriers then had to travel to Elkton to play the Elkton-Lake Benton Elks on Tuesday.  The Elks took the match in four sets by scores of 25-11, 20-25, 25-21, and 25-15.

VanRegenmorter led the team again with 10 kills.  D. Rus had eight kills, and Grisham had five kills.  Once again four players had double-figure digs.  G. Rus finished with 23.  Haak had 19 digs, and D. Rus and Grisham both had 16 digs.  Haak tallied 26 set assists.  Grisham also had four ace serves in the match.

Dell Rapids finishes their regular season with a 4-24 record.  The Quarriers will play the opening round of the Region 3A tournament on Tuesday, November 5th in Baltic against the Bulldogs.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Volleyball, DellRapids

Area Runners Finish Cross Country Season at State

October 27, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

Six runners from Dell Rapids St Mary and two from Dell Rapids competed in the 2019 South Dakota Cross Country meet on Saturday, October 26th in Huron.

The entire St Mary Cardinal boys team was able to compete in the state meet after winning the region title.  The Cardinals finished 7th as a team with a total of 79 points.  Burke won the boys title with 37 points.  Timber Lake was second with 45 points, and Platte-Geddes was third with 47 points.

Jacob Vogel placed fifth individually with a time of 17:38.00.  Seth Roemen (65th) had a time of 19:33.04.  Thomas Eining (74th) finished at 19:39.17.  Connor Libis (75th) had a time of 19:40.46, and Ryan Eining (94th) had a time of 20:08.10.

Addy Gilbert placed 57th for St Mary in the girls race with a time of 22:31.10.

Logan Anderson and Adisen Stadem competed for the Quarriers this year.  Anderson (109th) had a time of 19:31.91.  Stadem (51st) finished in a time of 21:26.02.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinals, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Cross Country, Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal Cross Country, DellRapids, DellRapidsStMary

Quarriers and Cardinals Compete at State Cheer

October 26, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier and Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal competitive cheer teams competed in the 2019 South Dakota Class A State Cheer and Dance competition on Friday, October 25th.  The event was held at Aberdeen Central High School.  Nineteen teams competed in the cheer portion of the competition.

The Quarriers finished 2nd with a score of 227.5.  The Cardinals finished 9th with a score of 190.5.  Sioux Valley won the state title with a score of 293.5.  Parkston placed third with Dakota Valley and Winner Area following at fourth and fifth place.

Three Quarrier and three Cardinal team members were selected to the 2019 South Dakota All-State Cheer team.  Hannah Heiberger, Olivia Godwin, and Katelyn North were selected from Dell Rapids.  Paige Bunkers, Courtney Brown, and Maggie Klein were selected from St Mary.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinals, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Competitive Cheer, Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal Competitive Cheer, DellRapids, DellRapidsStMary

Quarriers Find Senior Night Magic

October 25, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

The match-up between the top two teams in 11A football was just as expected, maybe even more.  The #1 ranked Dell Rapids Quarriers hosted the #2 ranked Tea Area Titans to close out the regular season for both teams.  The hype around this game was built for a week, and the two teams did not disappoint.

The first half was a defensive battle between the two squads.  Dell Rapids broke through first late in the opening quarter.  Colin Rentz found Logan Stone with a cross-body pass after a rollout.  Stone then took off down the sideline with nothing but open field in front of him for an 80-yard score.  The extra point was blocked, but the Quarriers led 6-0 with 1:25 to play in the first quarter.  Both defenses continued to make big plays and get big stops in the second quarter.  The Titans were able to force and recover a fumble with 2:46 to play in the second quarter.  Tea Area turned the fumble recovery into points.   Joey Headrick on a 10-yard run with :06 to play in the half.  The extra point was good to give Tea Area a 7-6 lead heading into halftime.

The Titans received the ball to begin the second half and ran nearly six minutes off the clock on their opening drive.  Headrick scored on an eight-yard run with 6:32 to play in the third quarter.  The extra point was good to push the Titan lead to 14-6.  The Tea Area defense held Dell Rapids to a three-and-out on the Quarriers first drive of the half.  Two and a half minutes later, they were in the end zone again.  Headrick scored his third touchdown of the game on a 22-yard run with 3:04 to go in the quarter.  The extra point gave the Titans a 22-6 lead late in the third quarter.

With momentum heavily favoring the Titans, the Quarrier offense came up with a big play to get themselves back into the game.  Austin Henry hit Logan Ellingson in stride down the sideline for a 76-yard touchdown with 2:06 to go in the quarter.  Dell Rapids was given two opportunities to score the two-point conversion due to a Tea Area penalty, and Landon Ruesink found the end zone on the second try to cut the Titan lead to 21-14.

Dell Rapids looked to tie the game midway through the fourth quarter.  With 7:53 to play, the Quarrier defense forced and recovered a fumble on the Titan 34-yard line.  Dell Rapids drove the ball to the 11-yard line and was stopped on fourth down with 5:33 to play.  The Titans took over, but the Quarrier defense held strong to force a Tea Area punt.  Dell Rapids got the ball back with 3:40 to play in the game around midfield.  On fourth and 10 from the Titan 37 yard line, the Quarriers were again stopped with 3:18 to play.  Tea Area once again had the ball, but two plays later, the Dell Rapids defense made a game-saving stop.  Tyler Wood and Henry stripped the ball from Austin Lake, and the Quarrier defense pounced on the ball. 

With 2:22 to go in the game, the Quarrier offense went to work starting on the Tea Area 47-yard line.  Henry connected with Ellingson on a 31-yard pass to the Titan 16-yard line.  Henry then found Ellingson again at the Titan six-yard line.  On the very next play, Stone pushed his way into the end zone with 1:30 left in the game to pull the Quarriers within a point.  There was no hesitation from the sideline…Dell Rapids was going for the two points and the win.  Henry launched a fade pass to the corner of the endzone to Ellingson.  Ellingson made a great catch reaching around the defender and keeping himself inbounds to score the two points giving Dell Rapids a 22-21 lead.  The Quarrier defense forced a turnover on downs with 1:10 to play.  Dell Rapids tried to run out the clock, but Tea Area had enough timeouts left to force the Quarriers to punt.  The Titans got the ball back with :10 to go, but the Quarrier defense held strong for the win.

Dell Rapids finished with 301 yards of total offense, 292 passing yards and just nine rushing yards.  Tea Area had 274 yards of total offense, 104 passing yards and 170 rushing yards.  Dell Rapids was 2-9 on third down and 0-2 on fourth down, while the Titans were 5-13 on third down and 1-2 on fourth down.  The Quarriers committed four turnovers, and Tea Area had five turnovers in the game.

Henry finished the game 5-12 passing for 151 yards with a touchdown and interception.  Colin Rentz was 5-8 passing for 141 yards also with a touchdown and interception.  Ellingson had four catches for 155 yards and a touchdown.  Stone had two catches for 80 yards and a touchdown.  Wood finished with two catches for 31 yards, and Ruesink had two catches for 26 yards.  Stone led the rushing attack with 11 carries for 14 yards and a touchdown.  Coby Maeschen had nine carries for 13 yards.

Maeschen finished the game with 13 tackles on defense.  Ruesink had nine tackles.  Henry finished with eight tackles.  Drew VanRegenmorter had seven tackles, Brayden Gee had six tackles, and Ian Hackett had five tackles.  Henry, VanRegenmorter, and Thane Hilmoe all had fumble recoveries.  Maeschen and Ellingson each had an interception.

The Quarriers finished the regular season with a perfect 9-0 record for the first time in program history.  Dell Rapids will host the #8 seeded West Central Trojans in the quarterfinals of the 11A playoffs on Thursday, October 31st.  The game can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Football, DellRapids

Quarriers Fall to Madison in Straight Sets

October 24, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier volleyball team hosted the Madison Bulldogs on Tuesday, October 22nd.  Madison took the match in straight sets by scores of 25-11, 25-10 and 25-23.

Mackenzie Grisham had a team-high six kills in the match.  Kenzie Garry added five kills, and Emma VanRegenmorter had four kills.  Grisham also had two ace serves to lead the team.  Maddie Kringen and Garry both had five blocks.  VanRegenmorter had three blocks.  Mallory Haak had a team-high 14 digs.  Gabi Rus, Dezi Rus, and Grisham all had six digs each.  Emma Molskness finished with five digs.  Liz Price had 14 set assists.

Dell Rapids (4-22) will host Beresford on Monday, October 28th.  This will be the final home match of the season and will also be Senior Night.  The match can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Volleyball, DellRapids

Dell Rapids Cheer Gets Third in Platte

October 20, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier competitive cheer team performed at the Platte-Geddes Invite in Platte on Saturday, October 19th.

The Quarriers finished third out of 10 teams with a total score of 153.  Platte-Geddes won the event with a score of 157.  Dakota Valley placed second with a score of 155.  Winner was fourth followed by Parkston.  Bon Homme, Wagner, Redfield, Gregory, and Lyman  were the other teams that participated in the invite.

Dell Rapids will be at the Bon Homme Invite in Tyndall on Monday, October 21st.

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Dell Rapids Finishes 1-2 at Dak-12 Volleyball Tourney

October 20, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

Dell Rapids hosted the 2019 Dak XII Conference Tournament on Saturday, October 19th.  The Quarriers finished the tournament in 10th place with a 1-2 record.  Sioux Falls Christian won the conference tournament title.

The Quarriers started the tournament dropping their match against the Lennox Orioles by set scores of 25-20 and 25-21.  Emma VanRegenmorter had four kills, and Maddie Kringen finished with three kills.  Liz Price had nine set assists.  Mackenzie Grisham finished with 11 digs, and Dezi Rus had eight digs.

Dell Rapids then dropped their second match to the Tea Area Titans in straight sets by scores of 25-16 and 25-22.  VanRegenmorter had seven kills in the match.  Kenzie Garry had four kills.  Price tallied 12 set assists.  Gabi Rus had eight digs, while Grisham had four digs.

The Quarriers finished the day with a straight set win over Canton by scores of 25-21 and 25-19.  Grisham had a team-high four kills in the match.  Mallory Haak had three kills.  Price finished with seven more set assists.  Haak also led the team in digs with 11.  Price added six digs.

Dell Rapids (4-21) will host Madison on Tuesday, October 22nd.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Volleyball, DellRapids

Quarrier Defense Gets Second Straight Shutout

October 19, 2019 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier football team kept their undefeated season going with a 14-0 win over the West Central Trojans on Friday, October 18th.  The shutout was the second straight shutout for the Quarrier defense and third overall this season.

Both defenses came to play in this game.  It was a hard-fought, old-fashioned smash-mouth football game.  Neither offense could really get into any sort of rhythm all night long.

The Quarriers finally broke through late in the second quarter.  Logan Ellingson scored on a five-yard run on fourth down with 1:04 to go in the half.  The extra point was made by Victory Knuppe to give Dell Rapids a 7-0 lead heading into halftime.

The third quarter and most of the fourth quarter was scoreless as well.  The Quarriers got the game-sealing touchdown with 2:59 to play on a 23-yard pass from Colin Rentz to Tyler Wood.  Knuppe again made the extra point for the 14-0 win.

Dell Rapids finished with only 218 yards of total offense, 149 passing yards and 69 rushing yard.  West Central, though, was held to just 111 total yards, 83 rushing yards and 28 passing yards.  Dell Rapids was 2-9 on third down and 2-5 on fourth down, while the Trojans were 0-6 on third down and 1-1 on fourth down.

Colin Rentz finished 10-14 passing for 143 yards with a touchdown and interception.  Austin Henry was 1-4 passing for six yards.  Ellingson had six catches for 80 yards.  Wood had four catches for 63 yards and a touchdown, and Carter Nelson had a catch for six yards.  Wood also finished with three carries for 36 yards.  Logan Stone had six carries for 24 yards.  Coby Maeschen had nine carries for 15 yards, and Carter Rentz had five carries for 12 yards.

Drew VanRegenmorter led the team with six tackles.  Maeschen and Brayden Gee had four tackles each.  Wood and Ian Hackett both had three tackles.  Carter Rentz had an interception.

Dell Rapids (8-0) will host the Tea Area Titans on Thursday, October 24th.  The game will be the final regular season game for the Quarriers, and will also be Senior Night.  The game can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Filed Under: Dell Rapids Quarriers, Sports Tagged With: Dell Rapids Quarrier Football, DellRapids

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