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Quarrier Golf Second in Madison

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NewDRLogoThe Dell Rapids Quarrier golf team placed 2nd at the Madison Invitational on Monday, September 15th.  Aberdeen Roncalli finished first with a team score of 341.  Dell Rapids had a team score of 351.

Ty Hoglund finished 3rd on the day with a round of 84.  Josh Parrott finished 6th with an 87.  Adam Karst placed 8th in the tournament with an 88.  Devon Weber had a round of 92, Mason Schmidt had a 95, and Pierce Shumacher finished with a 98.

Other teams in the tournament were Brookings, Canton, Sioux Valley, Madison, Redfield/Doland, Sisseton, West Central, Milbank, Sioux Falls Christian, Tri-Valley, Tea, Groton and Lennox.

The boys golf team will play in the Elk Point-Jefferson tournament on Friday, September 19th, at the Elk Point Golf Course.

Cardinal Football Moves to 2-0

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DRSMvsELB_FB_9-12-14_1The Dell Rapid St. Mary Cardinal football team improved their record to 2-0 in impressive fashion by beating the Elkton/Lake Benton Elks 52-14 on Friday, September 12th, in Dell Rapids.

The Elks started the game with a 2-yard touchdown run. After that touchdown the Cardinal offense took control of the game.  St. Mary scored their first touchdown on a 24-yard pass play from Wes Heinricy to Noah Fiegen. St. Mary scored again on a 15-yard touchdown run by Josh Brown. The Cardinals added to their lead in the second quarter on a 12-yard touchdown run by Brown.  St. Mary also scored on touchdown runs by Hienricy, Jacob Glazier, and Mitch Brown in the game.  J. Brown finished the night offensively with 179 yards on 20 carries and three touchdowns.

Defensively the Cardinals were just as impressive. The Cardinals had three interceptions – one by Hienricy, one by Glazier, and one by Casey Hansen. The Cardinals were led by Dalton Houska with 9.5 tackles and a sack.

The Cardinals will travel to Colman/Egan to take on the Hawks on Friday, September 19th.

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Quarrier Football Picks up First Win

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DRHSvsTea_9-12-14_1The Dell Rapids Quarrier football team earned their first win of the season with a 41-14 win over the Tea Area Titans on Friday, September 12th, in Tea.  The Quarriers jumped out to a 6-0 lead 17 seconds into the game as Tanner Ljunggren picked up a Riley Schmidt fumble on the kickoff and ran it 60 yards for a touchdown.  The Dell Rapids defense added another score with :46 left in the first quarter when Joel Brust recovered a fumble in the endzone for a touchdown to give the Quarriers a 14-0 lead after the first quarter.

The Quarrier offense scored with 4:29 left in the first half when Jase Nelson threw an 82-yard touchdown pass to Ljunggren to give Dell Rapids a 20-0 lead at halftime.  Dell Rapids’ offense continued to roll in the third quarter as Riley Schmidt scored on an 11-yard touchdown run, and Keagan Hemenway added a 5-yard touchdown run.  The Quarriers had a 34-0 lead after the third quarter.  Tea was finally able to get on the board in the fourth quarter on a touchdown pass from Payton Conrad to Adam Heien.  The Quarriers scored their final touchdown on a 70-yard touchdown run by Ljunggren.  The Titans scored another touchdown late in the fourth quarter on a pass from Conrad to Tommy Fritz.

Dell Rapids had a total of 352 yards, 248 yards rushing and 104 passing yards.  Ljunggren had six carries for 109 yards and a touchdown.  Schmidt carried the ball 17 times for 103 yards and a touchdown.  Hemenway had nine carries for 42 yards and a touchdown.  Nelson was 4-7 passing for 104 yards a touchdown and two interceptions.  Ljunggren had two catches for 87 yards a touchdown.  Ben Gillogly had two catches for 17 yards.  The Quarrier defense held Tea to 219 yards of total offense.  Gillogly had eight tackles, 0.5 sacks, and four tackles for loss.  Seth Anderson had eight tackles, three sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss.  Nathan McKee and Riley Jurgensen each had five tackles in the game.

Dell Rapids moves to 1-1 on the year.  The Quarriers will host Milbank on Friday, September 19th.

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Quarrier Volleyball Falls to Tea

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QuarriersThe Dell Rapids Quarriers dropped a match 3-1 to the Tea Area Titans on Thursday, September 11th, in Dell Rapids.

Dell Rapids took an early lead in game 1 at 5-2, but Tea ran off 10 straight points to take a 12-5 lead, and then pushed the lead to 18-7 later in the game.  Dell Rapids was able to pull within five points late in the game at 24-19, but Tea was able to close out the game at 25-19.

The second game was much closer throughout the entire game.  Dell Rapids led again early at 4-3, but the Titans out-scored the Quarriers 6-3 over the next few points to take a 10-6 lead.  The Quarriers pulled to within two points at 9-11, but Tea again was able to push the lead to 14-9.  With Tea leading 18-13, Dell Rapids was again able to get as close as two points at 17-19, but Tea pulled away with the win in game two at 25-19.

In the third game, Tea jumped out to a very early 8-1 lead.  Dell Rapids battled back and was able to cut the Tea lead to 11-13.  The Titans then went on a little run to extend their lead to 18-12, and that’s when Dell Rapids made their run.  The Quarriers chipped away to cut the deficit to 15-18.  They then pulled to within one point at 21-22.  Tea scored the next two points to make the score 24-21 and force match point.  However Dell Rapids scored the next five points and came back to win game three at 26-24 to force a fourth game.

Game four was back and fourth throughout the first half of the game.  Tea and Dell Rapids were tied 12-12 midway through the game.  Tea then went on a 10-2 run to grab a 22-14 lead, and the Titans went on to win game four 25-17 and win the match.

Dell Rapids was led by Tiffany Finkral who had six kills and nine service points in the match.  Emily Boyle also added six kills.  Brittany Kludt had four blocks on the night.  Sarah Haak, Baily Munk and Shelby Wrage also played a great defensive match.

The Quarriers fall to 3-4 on the year.  Dell Rapids will travel to Canton on Tuesday, September 16th.


JV Results:
The JV team lost two sets to zero to Tea.  Megan Welbig, Hannah Welbig, Kiah Schumacher, and Kenzie Gullickson were cited for their efforts.

C-Team Results:
The C Team lost their match to Tea two sets to one.  Tiffanie Dorale, Arial Hoffman, Lydia Symens, Rebecca Tiernan, and Autumn Schumaker lead the team’s efforts.

Quarrier Golf Second in Vermillion

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NewDRLogoThe Dell Rapids Quarrier boys golf team finished second out of 12 teams at the Vermillion Invitational in Vermillion on Thursday, September 11th.  Vermillion won the event on their home course with a team score of 315.  Dell Rapids finished with 321, while Parkston finished third at 336.

Adam Karst finished in a tie with Andrew Heine of Vermillion with a round of 76, but Karst officially finished second in the meet.  Devon Weber finished fourth with a 78.  Ty Hoglund shot a round of 82 and finished ninth.  Mason Schmidt finished with an 85 and finished 15th.  Jordan Kerns had an 86 on the day, and Josh Parrott finished with an 87.

Dell Rapids will play in the Madison Invite at the Madison Country Club on Monday, September 18th.

Quarrier Boys Golf Team Places High Again

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NewDRLogoThe Dell Rapids Quarrier boys golf team finished second at the Parkston Invitational on Monday, September 8th, finishing three strokes behind the Mitchell Kernals.   Dell Rapids, however, was the highest placing class A team at the tournament.  Mitchell finished with a team score of 312, Dell Rapids with a 315, and Parkston finished third with 318.

Deven Weber placed third in the event with a round of 74. Adam Karst was one shot behind with a 75 and placed fourth.  Ty Hoglund finished seventh with a round of 79.  Mason Schmidt finished the day with an 87, Josh Parrott shot a 92, and Jordan Kerns  fired a 93.

The Quarriers will travel to Vermillion for the Vermillion Invite on Thursday, September 11th.

Quarrier Cross Country Runs in Garretson

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NewDRLogoThe Dell Rapids Quarriers girls and boys cross country team was in Garretson on Tuesday, September 9th.  The varsity girls team finished 9th at the event, while the JV girls placed 2nd.  The varsity boys team finished 7th and the JV boys finished 9th.

Top finishers for the Quarriers were Shaylee Hoff and Averi Pankonen.  Aspen Hansen finished 2nd in the JV race, with Shaina Visser 13th, Katie Jaycox 20th, Lindsey Morris 24th, and Amanda Tomes 35th.  Top runners for the boys were Trent Knuppe who placed 18th, and Zane Schumaker who placed 20th.  Derek Ahlers finished 15th in the JV race and James Lueders finished 34th.

The cross country team will travel to Milbank on Saturday, September 13th.

 

Quarrier Volleyball Falls to West Central

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QuarriersThe West Central Trojans defeated the Dell Rapids Quarriers in volleyball action in Hartford on Tuesday, September 9th.  The Trojans won in straight sets 25-18, 25-13, 25-14.

Shelby Wrage led the offense and defensive efforts for the Quarriers in the match.  Mikaela Stofferahn and Tiffany Finkral each had three kills apiece.  Sarah Haak ended the night with nine set assists.

The Quarriers fall to 3-3 on the season.  They will host Tea on Thursday, September 11th, and the match will be webcast on Big Sioux Media.

JV Results:
The JV team fell two sets to zero.  Leaders included Megan Miles and Sami Reider.  Sydney Stofferahn, Alexis Kranz and Betsy Amundson were cited for the strong efforts.

St Mary 1st, Dell Rapids 2nd at Cheer Competition

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DRSM LogoThe Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinals took first place in the small group cheer competition, while Dell Rapids finished second in the large group at the Dell Rapids Cheer and Dance Competition on Monday, September 8th, held at Dell Rapids High School.Quarriers

Sioux Valley took first place in the large group division, and was named grand champion with a score of 145.5  Dell Rapids St Mary finished second behind Sioux Valley overall with a score of 140.

Dakota Valley was named grand champion of the dance competition with an average score of 159.  Northwestern finished second with a score of 119.5.

Cheer
Grand Champion: 

  1. Sioux Valley – 145.5
  2. Dell Rapids St. Mary’s – 140
  3. Lake Preston/Arlington – 123.5
  4. Dakota Valley – 119
  5. Redfield-Doland – 117.5
  6. Dell Rapids – 117
  7. Platte-Geddes – 114
  8. Northwestern – 113
  9. Mount Vernon-Plankinton – 108
  10. Bon Homme – 88

Stunting/Tumbling – Large Group:

  1. Sioux Valley – 145.5
  2. Dell Rapids – 117
  3. Platte-Geddes – 114
  4. Bon Homme – 88

Stunding/Tumbling – Small Group:

  1. Dell Rapids St. Mary’s – 140
  2. Lake Preston/Arlington – 123.5
  3. Northwestern – 113
  4. Mount Vernon-Plankinton – 108

Stunting/Non-Tumbling:

  1. Dakota Valley – 119
  2. Redfield-Doland – 117.5

 

Dance
Grand Champion:

  1. Dakota Valley – 159
  2. Northwestern – 119.5

Hip-Hop:

  1. Northwestern – 117.5

Jazz:

  1. Dakota Valley – 165
  2. Northwestern – 115.5

Kick:

  1. Dakota Valley – 155.5
  2. Platte-Geddes – 130

Pom:

  1. Dakota Valley – 159
  2. Northwestern – 119.5

Cardinal Football Team Opens Season with Win

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The Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal football team avenged last year’s loss to the Deubrook Dolphins with a 30-14 win in White on Friday, September 5th.

The Cardinals scored first in the opening quarter on a 1-yard touchdown run by Christian Schnieders.  Two times in the first quarter the Dolphins were in a goal-to-go situation, but the Cardinal defense held strong forcing a turnover on downs and a fumble to keep Deubrook out of the endzone.  St Mary held a 6-0 lead after the first quarter.

However, Deubrook scored first in the second quarter on a 47-yard touchdown pass.  The two-point conversion was good, and the Dolphins had their only lead of the game at 8-6.  St Mary regained the lead later in the second quarter for good on a Josh Brown touchdown run and took a 14-8 lead into halftime.

After a three and out opening drive by the Dolphins, the Cardinals partially blocked a punt to give themselves great field position for their next drive.  St Mary pushed their lead to 22-8 after a 29-yard touchdown run by Brown, his second of the game.

Deubrook would not go away quietly as they scored on their first play in the fourth quarter on a 22-yard touchdown pass to cut the lead to 22-14.  Brown would make sure the Cardinals would not lose as he found the endzone for the third time midway through the fourth quarter on a 46-yard touchdown run to seal the victory.

Dell Rapids St Mary finished the game with 267 rushing yards and 83 passing yards for a total of 350 yards of offense.  Brown led the team with 16 carries for 153 yards and three touchdowns.  Jacob Glazier had 10 carries for 63 yards, and Schnieders had eight carries for 34 yards and a touchdown.  Wes Heinricy was 6-11 passing for 83 yards in the game.  Noah Fiegen had three catches for 44 yards, Brown added two catches for 33 yards, and Garett Frost had a catch for six yards.  Defensively for the Cardinals, Glazier had 7.5 tackles, one interception and one fumble recovery.  Schnieders had 6.5 tackles.  Heinricy finished with six tackles, two sacks, one forced fumble, and a fumble recovery, and Zach Geraets added five tackles and one sack.

The St Mary Cardinals are 1-0 on the season and will host Elkton-Lake Benton on Friday, September 12th in their first home game of the year.

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