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Cardinal Boys Lose Lead, Game to Centerville

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DRSM LogoAfter trailing 13-10 at the end of the first quarter, the Centerville Tornadoes defeated the Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinals 53-36 on Tuesday, February 9th, at Dell Rapids St Mary High School.  The Tornadoes held St Mary to just 23 combined points in the remaining three quarters while scoring 43 for the victory.

The Cardinals shot 31% (13-42) from the field, 23% (3-13) from three-point area, and 54% (7-13) from the free-throw line.  St Mary out rebounded Centerville 40-32, but turned the ball over 26 times.

Noah Fiegen posted a double-double for the Cardinals with 15 points and 20 rebounds.  Connor Libis finished with seven points, Luke Brown had six points, and Zach Geraets added five points and six rebounds.  Tyrell Martz had 18 points, and Rory O’Malley had 17 for Centerville.

St Mary (1-15) will host Colman/Egan on Thursday, February 11th.  The game can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Quarrier Boys Capture Dak-12 Classic Title in Exciting Finish

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DRHSvsSFC_Dak12_2-6-16The battle for the Dak-12 Conference Classic championship between the Dell Rapids Quarriers and Sioux Falls Christian Chargers lived up to the hype.  The two top ranked teams in Class A (SFC #1, and DR #2) clashed in Madison in the final game of the Dak-12 Conference Classic on Saturday, February 6th.

The game was tied after the first quarter at 12-12.  The Chargers were able to push ahead for a small three-point lead at halftime at 24-21.   Dell Rapids was able to cut the lead to one heading into the fourth quarter at 37-36…setting everyone up for another fantastic finish.

Sheldon Siemonsma scored the quarter’s first points on a three-point shot to give Dell Rapids a 39-37 lead with 6:56 to go.  Ty Hoglund added to the lead after knocking down a shot just inside the three-point line a minute later to push the Quarrier lead to 41-37.  Sioux Falls Christian scored the next five points in a span of 30 seconds as Josh Fligge made a layup with 5:12 to go to give the Chargers a 42-41 lead.  Chad Barkema made a driving layup with 3:24 to go giving the Chargers a 44-41 lead.  Neither team score for almost two minutes until Hoglund hit a pair of free throws with 1:37 left in the game to pull Dell Rapids within a point at 44-43.  Hoglund then banked in a floater with :47.6 on the clock to give Dell Rapids the lead at 45-44.

After a defensive stand by Dell Rapids, Carson Rentz was fouled with :14.2 remaining and made one of two free throws pushing the Quarrier lead to 46-44.  Sioux Falls Christian’s Jackson Schipper was fouled on a last-second layup attempt giving the Chargers a chance to tie the game from the free-throw line with :01.6 on the clock.  Schipper made the first free-throw, but missed the second as Sam White secured the rebound for the 46-45 Quarrier win.

“It was definitely a battle.  We know it would be going in.  Sioux Falls Christian is a great team.  I’m so proud of our guys.  Three games in a row we’ve faced a little bit of adversity and been down, especially in the second half.  Not for one second did guys hang their heads.  Not for one second did we panic.  Our guys just played so calm, played so strong.  We got stops on the defensive end, we got rebounds when we needed them, and executed some pretty good offense down the stretch too.  It was a heck of a team effort,” said head coach Jason Fersdahl in a post-game interview with Big Sioux Media.

Dell Rapids finished the game shooting 33% (17-52) from the field, 15% (3-20) from three-point area, and 75% (9-12) from the free-throw line.  The Quarriers had 26 team rebounds, seven team steals, and only turned the ball over five times.

Hoglund had 21 points, five rebounds, four assists, and three steals.  Siemonsma had seven points and two rebounds.  Mason Peter had six points and two rebounds.  Jeffrey Schuch added five points, six rebounds, and a block.  White ended the game with seven rebounds, three offensive, and two steals.

Dell Rapids (13-1) will play at Mt Vernon against the Mt Vernon/Plankinton Titans as part of a girls and boys double-header on Tuesday, February 9th.

Quarrier Boys Keep Win Streak Going Against Tri-Valley

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DRHS_TV_BBB_SeniorNight2016In a game that was back-and-forth through the first three quarters, the Dell Rapids Quarrier boys pulled away in the fourth quarter for a 71-60 win over the Tri-Valley Mustangs on Senior Night at Dell Rapids on Friday, February 5th.  The win was the ninth in a row for the Quarriers.

Dell Rapids led by five points a couple of times in the first half, but Tri-Valley was able to tie the game up both times.  The game was tied at 21-21 at the end of the first quarter.  Will Steineke made a last-second three-point shot at the end of the second quarter to tie the game at 36-36 at halftime.

With 3:58 to go in the third quarter, Cade Falor made a three-point basket that gave the Mustangs a 47-40 lead, the largest for either team in the game.  Dell Rapids went on a 10-1 run the rest of the quarter to take a 50-48 lead heading into the fourth quarter.  The Quarriers continued the run and outscored Tri-Valley 21-12 in the final quarter for the win.

Dell Rapids was held to just 37% (20-54) shooting from the field in the game, 12% lower then their season average.  The Quarriers also finished the game at 37% (11-30) from three-point area and 87% (20-23) from the free-throw line.

Ty Hoglund led the team in scoring with 38 points.  Mason Schmidt added 11 points, and Sam White finished with six points.  White had eight rebounds, Jeffrey Schuch finished with seven, and Hoglund had six rebounds.  Hoglund also had four assists, and Mason Peter led the team with two steals.

The Quarriers celebrated Senior Night before the game along with the girls team.

Quarrier Girls Win Third Straight on Senior Night

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DRHS_TV_GBB_SeniorNight2016The Dell Rapids Quarrier girls earned their third straight win by defeating the Tri-Valley Mustangs 49-39 in the final home game of the regular season on Friday, January 5th.

Dell Rapids started the game on a big run that gave them a lead they would never lose.  The Quarriers opened up the game on an 18-4 run over the first seven minutes and ended the first quarter leading 18-6.  The Quarriers pushed the lead to 20 by halftime at 32-12.  Tri-Valley made a bit of a run the second half.  With 2:11 to go in the third quarter, Dell Rapids led 39-19.  The Mustangs outscored the Quarriers 20-10 the remainder of the game, but it wasn’t enough to overtake Dell Rapids.

Two players scored in double-figures on the night for the Quarriers.  Mikaela Stofferahn finished with 15 points.  Sami Reider added 13 points.  Nikole Krump led Tri-Valley with 14 points.

The Quarriers (10-6) travel to Mt Vernon to play the #2 ranked Mt Vernon/Plankinton Titans on Tuesday, February 9th, as part of a girls and boys double-header.

First Half Secures Win for Elkton/Lake Benton over Cardinal Girls

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DRSM LogoThe Elkton/Lake Benton Elks used a big first half to beat the Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal girls 54-37 on Friday, February 5th, at Elkton.  The Elks outscored St Mary 30-9 in the first two quarters of the game.  The Cardinals trailed the Elks 38-18 at the end of the third quarter.  St Mary was able to get going offensively in the fourth quarter, scoring 19 points….more than the first three quarters combined, but wasn’t enough to surpass Elkton/Lake Benton.

The Cardinals finished the night 36% (13-36) from the field.  They shot 43% (3-7) from three-point area and 53% (8-15) from the free-throw line.  The Elks were 37% (19-52) from the field in the game.  Elkton/Lake Benton out rebounded the Cardinals 36-29 and forced 26 St Mary turnovers.

Jackie Wolles finished with 10 points and seven rebounds.  Kennedi Mullany also had 10 points along with three rebounds.  Lexi Klein added six points and four rebounds, and Cassy Geraets ended the night with five points, four rebounds, and two steals.

St Mary (4-12) will travel to Marion on Monday, January 8th.

Quarrier Wrestling Drops Three Duals at Home

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QuarriersThe Dell Rapids Quarrier wrestling team hosted a quadrangular on Thursday, February 4th, with Adrian, McCook Central/Montrose, and West Central.  The Quarriers fell to Adrian 69-0, fell to McCook Central/Montrose 66-12, and fell to West Central 61-18.

Dell Rapids will host a triangular with Sioux Falls Roosevelt and Sioux Falls Lincoln on Thursday, February 11th.

Adrian 69, Dell Rapids 0

  • 106:  Chandler Combs def. Zach McKee (Inj)
  • 113:  Beau Bullerman def. Max Lamer (10-3 Dec)
  • 120:  Alex Fuerstenberg def. Brayden Gee (Fall)
  • 126:  Greg Kern def. Gage Carr (Fall)
  • 132:  –
  • 138:  Ryan Elias def. FOR
  • 145:  Logan Nelson def. James Lueders (6-2 Dec)
  • 145:  Logan Rogers def. FOR
  • 160:  Michael Preuss def. Lincoln Richeal (Fall)
  • 170:  Matthew Slater def. FOR
  • 182:  Hunter Heitkamp def. FOR
  • 195:  Mitchell Wagner def. Jacob Eining (Fall)
  • 220:  Dylan Gyberg def. Lathon Gorospe (4-3 Dec)
  • 285:  Gavin Engelkes def. Nick Schmidt (Fall)

McCook Central/Montrose 66, Dell Rapids 12

  • 106:  Cody Sechser def. Trevon Cross (Fall)
  • 113:  Tate Reiner def. Max Lamer (Fall)
  • 120:  Parker Scheier def. Brayden Gee (Fall)
  • 126:  Gage Carr def. Jacob Cheeseman (Dec)
  • 132:  Paul Lauck def. FOR
  • 138:  Carl Bruening def. FOR
  • 145:  James Lueders def. Jordan Scheier (6-2 Dec)
  • 152:  Dawson Hopkins def. FOR
  • 160:  Tanner Peterson def. Lincoln Richeal (Fall)
  • 170:  Caleb Krouse def. FOR
  • 182:  Tanner Grocott def. FOR
  • 195:  Jerry Kappenman def. Jacob Eining (Fall)
  • 220:  Lahton Gorospe def. FOR
  • 285:  Jordan VanHout def. Nick Schmidt (Fall)

West Central 61, Dell Rapids 18

  • 106:  Carter Heumiller def. Trevon Cross (Fall)
  • 113:  Caden Ideker def. Max Lamer (10-0 M Dec)
  • 120:  Brayden Gee def. FOR
  • 126:  Gage Carr def. Silas Hoffman (Fall)
  • 132:  Clayton Hanisch def. FOR
  • 138:  Austin Ideker def. FOR
  • 145:  Jonah Rechtenbaugh def. James Lueders (5-1 Dec)
  • 152:  Damon Kindt def. FOR
  • 160:  Tristen Boeckholt def. Lincoln Richeal (Fall)
  • 170:  Clay Farmer def. FOR
  • 182:  Cory Smith def. FOR
  • 195:  Riley Hollander def. Jacob Eining (Fall)
  • 220:  Lathon Gorospe def. FOR
  • 285:  Hunter Hanley def. Nick Schmidt (Fall)

Elks Run Past Cardinal Boys

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DRSM LogoThe Elkton/Lake Benton Elks defeated the Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal boys basketball team 63-24 on Thursday, February 4th, in Elkton.  The Elks held the Cardinals to single-digit scoring in each quarter, forced 26 turnovers, and only allowed four Cardinal players to score in the game.

The Elks raced out to a 16-3 after the first quarter.  Elkton/Lake Benton pushed the lead to 21 points by halftime at 27-9.  The Elks then put up 22 points in the third quarter and led the Cardinals 49-17 at quarter break.  The Elks outscored St Mary 14-7 in the final quarter.

St Mary shot just 24% (9-37) from the field in the game.  They were 24% (4-17) from three-point area, and finished the game at 50% (2-4) from the free-throw line.  The Cardinals had a total of 26 rebounds, 18 of them defensive.

Luke Brown led the Cardinals in scoring with eight points in the game along with five rebounds.  Noah Fiegen finished with six points and nine rebounds in the ballgame.  Garret Frost and Connor Libis both finished with five points.  Libis also had seven assists

St Mary (1-14) will start a three-game home stand on Tuesday, February 9th, when they host Centerville.

Last Second Shot Sends Cardinal Girls Home with Win

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DRSM LogoJackie Wolles hit the game-winning layup as time expired to give the Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal girls a 34-33 win over the Bridgewater-Emery Huskies on Monday, February 1st, in Bridgewater.  The win ended a three-game skid for St Mary.

The Huskies led by as many as 12 points in the first half, and had a 21-11 lead at halftime.  St Mary held the Huskies scoreless in the third quarter and tied the game at 21-21.  The Cardinals had a six point led with about 5:00 left in the game, but the Huskies hit their last field goal with about :30 to play.  That was before Wolles made the game-winning layup at the buzzer.

St Mary finished the night shooting 36% (13-36) from the field, 33% (2-6) from three-point area, and 40% (6-15) from the free-throw line.  The Huskies shot 24% (13-54) in the game.  The Cardinals had 34 team rebounds, 10 assists, and seven steals.

The Cardinals had a balanced offensive attack in the game.  Wolles led the team with eight points.  She also had five rebounds, two assists, and two steals.  Lexi Klein and Kennedi Mullaney both had seven points.  Sydney Cook finished with six points.  Cook and Klein both had six rebounds.  Cook also had three assists and three steals.

St Mary (4-11) will travel to Elkton to play the Elkton/Lake Benton Elks on Friday, February 5th.

Three Quarrier Wrestlers Place at Brookings Tournament

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QuarriersThree wrestlers for the Dell Rapids Quarriers placed at the Les Tlustos Wrestling Invitational held in Brookings on Saturday, January 30th.  The team finished with a total of 42.0 points.  Pierre placed first as a team with 247.0 points.  Sioux Falls Roosevelt was second with 199.5 points, and Spearfish was third with 178.5 points.

Dell Rapids will host a quadrangular with McCook Central/Montrose, Adrian, and West Central on Thursday, February 4th.

Individual Results

  • 106:  Trevon Cross finished 1-2
  • 113:  Max Lamer finished 1-2
  • 120:  Brayden Gee finished 0-2
  • 126:  Gage Carr finished 0-2
  • 145:  James Lueders finished 1-2
  • 160:  Lincoln Richeal finished 0-2
  • 195:  Jacob Eining finished 0-2
  • 220:  Lathon Gorospe finished 4-1 and placed 3rd
    Tate Longville finished 0-2
  • 285:  Nick Schmidt finished 3-2 and placed 4th
    Nick Palmer finished 3-2 and placed 5th

Quarrier Girls Win at Dak-12 Classic

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NewDRLogoThe Dell Rapids Quarrier girls basketball team defeated the Tri-Valley Mustangs at that Dak-12 Conference Classic held at Dakota Valley High School on Saturday, January 30th.  Dell Rapids beat the Mustangs 39-23.

The Quarriers outscored Tri-Valley in every quarter and also held the Mustangs to just seven total points in the second half.  Dell Rapids led after the first quarter 11-7.  They extended their lead to 23-16 at halftime.  Tri-Valley scored just five points in third quarter, and Dell Rapids pushed their lead to eight at 29-21 by the end of the quarter.  The Quarriers then held the Mustangs to just two fourth quarter points.

Mikaela Stofferahn finished the game with 18 points and eight rebounds.  Emma Paul had 12 points, six rebounds, and two steals.   Arial Hoffman and Lindsey Morris also had two steals in the game.  Dell Rapids finished the game shooing just 28% from the field and 57% from the free-throw line.

Dell Rapids (9-6) will travel to Canton to play the Canton C-Hawks on Tuesday, February 2nd.

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