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KSFY/KWSN Prep Broadcasters Football Poll- Oct 27

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1) Sioux Falls Lincoln (8-0); 55 (11); last week- #1
2) Sioux Falls Roosevelt (7-1); 44; last week- #2
3) Brandon Valley (6-2); 33; last week- #3
4) Sioux Falls O’Gorman (5-3); 22; last week- #4
5) Aberdeen Central (4-4); 11; last week- #5
Others receiving votes:  N/A

11AA
1) Yankton (8-0); 55 (11); last week- #1
2) Brookings (6-2); 44; last week- #2
3) Douglas (7-1); 30; last week- #4
4) Harrisburg (4-4); 24; last week- #3
5) Pierre (3-5); 10; last week- #5
Others receiving votes:  Mitchell (3-5); 2

11A
1) Madison (7-1); 55 (11); last week- #1
2) Dell Rapids (7-1); 43; last week- #2
3) West Central (6-2); 34; last week- #3
4) Hot Springs (6-2); 18; last week- #4
5) Tea Area (4-4); 7; last week- #5
Others receiving votes:  Todd County (5-3); 3;   Vermillion (4-4); 2;   Lennox (4-4); 1

11B
1) Parkston (8-0); 55 (11); last week- #1
2) Winner (7-1); 39; last week- #3
3) Aberdeen Roncalli (8-0); 38; last week- #2
4) St. Thomas More (8-1); 22; last week- #4
5) McCook Central/Montrose (8-0); 9; last week- #5
Others receiving votes:  Canton (5-3); 2;   Custer (7-1); 1;   Tri-Valley (4-4); 1

9AA
1) Gregory (8-0); 53 (9); last week- #1
2) Arlington (8-0); 46 (2); last week- #2
3) SC/Woon./Wess. Springs (7-1); 26; last week- #3
4) Duel (7-1); 23; last week- #5
5) Garretson (6-2); 9; last week- #4
Others receiving votes:  Elkton/Lake Benton (6-2); 3;   Clark/Willow Lake (4-4); 3;   Lyman (6-2); 1;   Kimball/White Lake (6-2); 1

9A
1) Howard (8-0); 54 (10); last week-#1
2) Wolsey-Wessington (8-0); 45 (1); last week- #2
3) Alcester-Hudson (8-0); 32; last week- #4
4) Phillip (8-0); 20; last week- #5
5) Potter County (7-1); 10; last week- #3
Others receiving votes:  Sully Buttes (6-2); 2;   Gayville-Volin (7-1); 1;   Tri-State (6-2); 1

9B
1) Hamlin (8-0); 55 (11); last week- #1
2) Canistota (7-1); 43; last week- #2
3) Harding County (7-1); 25; last week- #3
4) Faulkton Area (7-1); 25; last week- #5
5) Avon (6-2); 10; last week- #4
Others receiving votes:  Langford Area (7-1); 4;   Faith (7-1); 1

South Dakota High School Volleyball Poll

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PictureOfVolleyballSIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) – Here is the South Dakota Sportswriters Association volleyball poll for the week of Oct. 27, 2014. Teams are listed with first place votes in parenthesis, record, points and previous ranking:

Class AA
1. Sioux Falls O’Gorman (9) 23-4 45 1
2. Aberdeen Central – 18-1 34 2
3. Watertown – 16-3 24 4
4. Huron – 15-4 20 3
5. Spearfish – 23-2 8 RV
Others receiving votes:  Roosevelt 12-14, Rapid City Stevens 22-7.

Class A
1. S.F. Christian (9) 21-6 45 1
2. Dakota Valley – 18-3 36 2
3. Wagner – 26-5 27 3
4. Mount Vernon/Plankinton – 23-3 14 4
5. Pine Ridge – 29-1 12 5
Others receiving votes:  Redfield-Doland 20-4.

Class B
1. Warner (9) 27-1 45 1
2. Northwestern – 24-4 34 2
3. Chester Area – 24-2 29 3
4. Parker – 24-3 18 4
5. Arlington – 25-5 7 5
Others receiving votes:  Elkton-Lake Benton 25-3, Sully Buttes 25-2.

2014 State Cross Country Meet Results

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The 2014 State Cross Country Meet for classes AA, A, and B were held in Huron on Saturday, October 25th.

The entire Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal girls team (Christina Vogel, Tana Harrington, Catherine Vogel, Cassie Geraets, Paige Bunkers) participated in the Class B meet.  Shaylee Hoff and Aspen Hansen competed individually for the Dell Rapids Quarriers in the girls State A meet.   Matt Farmer and Micah Roemen represented Dell Rapids St Mary in the boys Class B meet, and Zane Schumaker ran for the Quarriers in the boys State A meet.

The St Mary girls team finished in 14th place with 123 points.  Ipswich won the girls title with 12 points in Class B.

Girls Results

  • Christina Vogel (DRSM) – 17:14.04 – 39th Class B
  • Tana Harrington (DRSM) – 17:48.30 – 59th Class B
  • Catherine Vogel (DRSM) – 18:18.82 – 79th Class B
  • Cassie Geraets (DRSM) – 18:26.29 – 85th Class B
  • Paige Bunkers (DRSM) – 20:15.85 – 114th Class B
  • Shaylee Hoff (DR) – 17:07.01 – 66th Class A
  • Aspen Hansen (DR) – 18:09.68 – 106th Class A

Boys Results

  • Matt Farmer (DRSM) – 19:33.69 – 62nd Class B
  • Micah Roemen (DRSM) – 19:52.36 – 78th Class B
  • Zane Schumaker (DR) – 19:12.44 – 91st Class A

Quarrier Cheer Team 2nd and Cardinal Cheer Team 3rd at State A

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QuarriersThe Dell Rapids Quarrier and Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal competitive cheer teams participated in the 2014 State A Competitive Cheer and Dance Competition on Friday, October 24th, in Watertown.

The Quarriers team finished 2nd in the Grand Championship with 215.5 points.  The Cardinals team finished 3rd with 213.0 points.  Sioux Valley won the the Championship with 237.5 points, and Parkston finished 4th with 211.5 points.

Dell Rapids placed 1st in the Small Team Stunting/Tumbling division.  The St Mary Cardinas placed second.    Sioux Valley placed 1st in the Large Team Stunting/Tumbling division.

Congratulations to the Quarriers and Cardinals! DRSM Logo

Cardinal Football Finishes Regular Season 7-1

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DellRapidsStMaryFootballDell Rapids St. Mary’s completed their regular season with a win over the Oldham-Ramona/Rutland Raiders 48-20 behind four rushing touchdowns by Josh Brown. Brown who rushed for 207 yards had touchdown runs of 47, 45, 79 and one yard.

St. Mary stared the scoring with a two-play drive on their opening possession of the game. Brown broke free on a 47-yard run down the right side to put the Cardinals up 6-0. On their next possession, St. Mary scored on a short touchdown run by Christian Schnieders, and with the two-point conversion, St. Mary was up 14-0 early. Brown scored again with 45-yard touchdown run to extend the lead to 20-0 at the end of the first quarter.

The second quarter was again all St. Mary. The Raiders could not get a drive going, and the Cardinals capitalized. The first score of the quarter was a Jacob Glazier 10-yard touchdown run to make it 28-0. After a wonderful punt by Jamus Brown of O-R-R to pin St. Mary to the one, on the second play of the drive Brown ran for 79 yards for the touchdown making it 34-0 at half.

In the third quarter, the Raiders scored on their first possession with a 30-yard touchdown pass from Nick Skyberg to Jacob Hegdahl cutting the lead to 34-6. St. Mary responded with Brown’s fourth touchdown of the night on a 1-yard run. O-R-R scored again before the end of the third quarter on another Skyberg touchdown pass making it 40-12 at the end of the third quarter.

St. Mary scored on a touchdown pass from Casey Hansen to Noah Fiegen in the fourth quarter to extend the lead to 48-12.  As the clock was running down, O-R-R scored on a half-back pass from Jamus Brown to Bennet Trygstad for the final score of the game.

The Cardinals finish the regular season with a 7-1 record.  St. Mary will host Waverly/South Shore Tuesday, October 28th, at 6:00 p.m. in the first round of the 9B playoffs.

Highlights

Quarrier Football Ends Regular Season with Win

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DRHSvsVerm_FB_10-23-14_1The Dell Rapids Quarrier football team ended their regular season with a win on Senior Night.  The Quarriers defeated the Vermillion Tanagers 39-12 on Thursday, October 23rd, in Dell Rapids earning their seventh win in a row.

The Quarriers scored first with 7:08 to go in the first quarter on a 5-yard touchdown run by Jacob Faux.  The extra point was no good, and Dell Rapids led 6-0.  The Quarriers maintained that lead at the end of the first quarter.

Dell Rapids added another touchdown with 6:28 to go in the second quarter.  This time Jase Nelson threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Sam White.  The 2-point conversion was no good, and the Quarriers extended their lead to 12-0.  Vermillion pulled within a touchdown after an 80-yard touchdown pass from Carter Kratz to Regan Bye with 4:47 left in the quarter.  The Tanagers could not convert the extra point and cut the lead to 12-6.  The Quarriers added one more touchdown with 2:57 to go on a 1-yard run by Tanner Ljunggren to take a 20-6 lead at halftime.DRHSvsVerm_FB_10-23-14_2

The Quarriers were able to extend the lead to 26-6 with 8:08 to go in the third quarter after a fumble recovery in the endzone by Ljunggren after a fumble by the Dell Rapids offense.  Vermillion scored for the second time with 11:18 left in the game after a 10-yard touchdown pass from Kratz to Brandon Mockler.  This was as close as Vermillion would get, as Dell Rapids scored two more times in the fourth quarter.  Ljunggren scored on a 51-yard touchdown run with 10:46 left in the game, and Tanner Heim scored on a 10-yard run with 3:38 to go.

Dell Rapids finished the game with 455 yards of total offense, 359 yards rushing and 96 yards passing.  Nelson finished 6-13 passing for 96 yards, one touchdown, and had two interceptions.  Ljunggren had nine carries for DRHSvsVerm_FB_10-23-14_3106 yards and two touchdowns.  Riley Schmidt had 12 carries for 93 yards.  Schmidt also had two receptions for 37 yards.  Nate McKee led the defense with seven tackles, two of them for loss.  Seth Anderson added six tackles.  Ben Gillogly had four tackles, an interception, and a fumble recovery.  Ljunggren had an interception as well, and Joel Brust had a fumble recovery.

Dell Rapids improves to 7-1 on the year.  The Quarriers will host Sisseton in the first round of the 11A playoffs on Tuesday, October 28th.

Highlights

Quarrier Volleyball Falls to Madison

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QuarriersThe Madison Bulldogs defeated the Dell Rapids Quarrier volleyball team on Tuesday, October 21st, in Madison by scores of 25-9, 29-27, 25-14.

Sarah Haak and Emily Boyle led the Quarriers from the service line with 11 and six points respectively.  Brittany Kludt had six kills and two blocks on the night.  Boyle added four kills, and Arial Hoffman had three kills.  Shelby Wrage ended the night with nine digs.

The Quarriers fall to 10-14 on the year.  Dell Rapids will host Chester on Friday, October 24th.

JV Results:
The JV fell 17-25 and 20-25.  Trinity Gordon had five kills and Megan Miles added three kills.  Kenzie Gullickson served six points.  Chloe Solberg dished out six assists.

The C team lost in two sets as well.

DeSmet Beats Cardinals in Volleyball Action

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DRSM LogoThe DeSmet Bulldogs defeated the Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal volleyball team in straight games by scores of 25-14, 25-15, 25-13 in DeSmet on Tuesday, October 21st.

Ally Mullaney had 10 kills for the Cardinals.  Anne Swift added four kills.  Kaitlyn Vortherms finished the night with nine assists and 14 digs.  Claudia Schwebach added 12 digs for St Mary.  Mullaney and Riley Wolles each had a block.  Jackie Wolles had two service aces.

St Mary drops to 10-16 on the year.  The Cardinals will host Oldham-Ramona/Rutland on Monday, October 27th.  The match will be webcast on Big Sioux Media

Cardinal Cheer 1st at Lake Preston, Quarrier Cheer 3rd

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The Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal cheer team finished first at the Lake Preston event on Monday, October 20th, in Lake Preston.  The Dell Rapids Quarrier cheer team finished third.  The Cardinals finished with a total of 129 points.  Arlington/Lake Preston finished second with 126.5 points.  The Quarriers had 120.5 points.  Northwestern was fourth with 115.25 points.  Mt Vernon/Plankinton was fifth with 106.5 points, and Warner was sixth with 99 points.

Both the Cardinals and Quarriers will participate in the State A tournament on Friday, October  24th, in Watertown.

Big Sioux Media will provide updates throughout the day as they become available.

Cardinal Volleyball 4th at DVC Tournament

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DRSM LogoThe Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal volleyball team finished fourth, with a 3-1 record, at the Dakota Valley Conference tournament in Estelline on Saturday, October 18th.

The Cardinals dropped their first match of the day to DeSmet by scores of 25-13, 25-11.  St Mary then took on Oldham-Ramona/Rutland in their second pool-play match, defeating the Raiders 12-25, 25-23, 25-22.

St Mary finished second in pool play, placing them into the silver bracket later in the day.  The Cardinals then played Lake Preston and defeated the Divers in straight games by scores of 32-30, 25-17.  In their last match of the day, St Mary defeated Colman/Egan 25-20, 12-25, 25-22.  By winning both matches in the silver bracket, the Cardinals finished fourth in the tournament.

Elkton/Lake Benton won the conference tournament with a 4-0 record.  DeSmet finished second, followed by Deubrook.

The Cardinals record is now 10-15 on the year.  St Mary will travel to DeSmet on Tuesday, October 21st.

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