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  • Tigers vs. Lions - the Tigers get the win

    -deg|Feb 15, 2023

    Ipswich hosted Langford Area for a 62-34 victory in Lake Region Conference boys' high school basketball action at the Tiger Den last Saturday. It was a battle of the big cats, the Tigers vs. the Lions and the orange and black would win it. But the hosts would gradually pull away after only edging their visitors 14-13 in the opening quarter. However the Tigers exploded for a 31-18 halftime lead. (Their first double-figure lead was a basket by Carter Geditz for a 25-15 edge.) The Tigers would go...

  • IHS girls get win over Wolves at home

    -deg|Feb 15, 2023

    Ipswich hosted Wilmot for a non-conference girls' high school basketball confrontation last Thursday, Feb. 9 in the Tiger Den and the final score indicated that the Tigers were on top by two possessions - 43-37. But it wasn't all that easy. For one thing an eighth-grade phenom Addison Heinje would personally outscore Ipswich 11-3 early in the opening quarter. (Those first three Tiger points, the first points in the game, were from a basket plus foul shot opportunity for Katie Bierman.)...

  • Tigers, Knight split outcomes in Aberdeen

    -deg|Feb 15, 2023

    Ipswich split a Lake Region Conference girls/boys high school basketball confrontation with Aberdeen Christian on Tuesday, Feb. 7 in Aberdeen. The Tiger girls indeed defeated their hosts 43-27, but the IHS boys were defeated 65-45. Girls first as they actually were first that evening! Defense decides a lot of LRC battles and this was true in the girls' encounter. Ipswich indeed overcame a 5-4 first-quarter deficit to out-score the Knights 21-0 in the second quarter for a 25-5 halftime lead. And the hosts would never really quite be able to...

  • Titans stop Tigrs in Leola

    -deg|Feb 8, 2023

    Ipswich was defeated 40-17 by Leola/Frederick in a typically low scoring defense-oriented Lake Region Conference girls' high school basketball confrontation last Tuesday, Jan. 31 in Leola. The hosts would slowly pull away, leading 8-2 at the first-quarter break and then 22-5 at intermission. They created even more distance leading 35-8 with a quarter to play. Ipswich was led by Gabby Wald with five total points, followed by Baylee Kulesa with four points. Marley Guthmiller added three points and Quincy Olivier and Karlie Gohl two points...

  • Duane A. Holsing

    Feb 8, 2023

    Funeral services for Duane A. Holsing, 86, of Cresbard, will be 10 a.m., Saturday, February 11, 2023, at Richland Church, rural Mina, with Pastor Jason Dignan officiating. Burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Powell Township, at a later date. Duane died Saturday, February 4, 2023, at Avera St. Luke's Hospital in Aberdeen. Visitation will be 4-7 p.m., Friday, at Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home, 1111 South Main Street, Aberdeen. Duane Arthur Holsing, was born on the farm near Ipswich, on June 28, 1936,...

  • Tigers drop LRC outcome on road

    -deg|Jan 25, 2023

    Ipswich sustained a Lake Region Conference 45-31 girls' high school basketball loss at Faulkton last Thursday, Jan. 19. The hosts would manufacture a 15-4 lead at the first-quarter ending that the Tigers weren't quite able to totally overcome the rest of the game. Ipswich would however outscore the Trojans 11-9 in the second stanza to trail 24-15 at intermission. But Faulkton would then narrowly lead the third-quarter's scoring 9-6 and also enjoyed a two-point 12-10 scoring edge in the final quarter to seal the deal. Faulkton obtained six...

  • Tigers stopped by Vikings

    -deg|Jan 25, 2023

    Ipswich dropped a 45-30 girls high school basketball outcome to James Valley Christian in Huron last Saturday. It was part of a twinbill along with the IHS boys vs. their JVC counterparts. The Tiger girls fell behind 17-4 in the opening quarter but managed to hang around the rest of the game. (The hosts' largest lead would be by 18 point.) It was 30-13 for the hosts at intermission and they then outscored Ipswich 8-6 in the third quarter. Ipswich was led by Quincy Olivier who paced Ipswich with eight points followed by Kaylin Onken with six...

  • Boys win LRC clash at home

    -deg|Jan 25, 2023

    Ipswich obtained a 59-21 Lake Region Conference boys high school basketball win over the North Central Thunder on Tuesday, January 17 in the Tiger Den. Ipswich had led from the opening tip-off to the final buzzer. The Tigers indeed got an opening 2-0 basket from Chet Peterson and would include quarter-break leads of 19-0, 31-9 and 48-16, respectively. Trailing 21-0 early in the second stanza, the Thunder got on the scoreboard with five straight points from Dawson Walz consisting of a basket...

  • Boys lose close battle at James Valley Christian

    -deg|Jan 25, 2023

    Ipswich lost a boys high school basketball outing to James Valley Christian in Huron Saturday, Jan. 21. The final score was 57-52 with the host team on top. This was a hard-fought affair with two well-matched teams going at it. Ipswich would lead 9-8 after a quarter, but the hosts would jump ahead 27-24 at intermission and then extended that lead to 39-35 after three quarters were in the books awaiting the final outcome. The hosts were led by Landon Wager with 15 points followed by Dax Frandsen with 13 points. Landon Wallman was also in the...

  • Miss Ipswich Jailey Hutson crowned Snow Queen Princess of Summer

    Tena Gibson|Jan 18, 2023

    The South Dakota Snow Queen Festival coronation was held on Jan. 14 in Aberdeen. When the emcee wrote the list of winners at the end of the evening he started with the Princess of Spring. He read the name of Miss North Central - Jasmin Garcia. Next was the Princess of Summer. That was Miss Ipswich - Jailey Hutson. Miss Webster - Addison Kuecker was crowned the 2023 Snow Queen. The other Princesses were Miss Clark Area - Avery Miles and Miss Sully County - Lydia Hill. Jailey said the Princesses w...

  • Trail Days 2023 headliner named

    Jan 18, 2023

    The headliner for Trail Days 2023 will be Priscilla Block. The concert and Bulls and Broncs are planned on Saturday, June 17. Block, a native of Raleigh, N.C., dreamed of becoming a country artists when she was young. Upon graduating high school, she moved to Nashville, Tenn. to pursue a career in country music. She was nominated for "New Female Artist of the Year" by the Academy of Country Music Awards in 2021. Block kicked off the new year with the release of her new track, "Me Pt. 2",...

  • IHS second nine weeks honor roll

    Jan 18, 2023

    Ipswich High School second nine weeks honor roll has been released. Students on the list are: SENIOR 4.0 and Higher — Ian Beyers, Kamryn Boettcher, Madison Geditz, Tyler Hettich, Emily Knoll, Baylee Kulesa, Quincy Olivier, Ashley Ptacek, Turner Thorson, Ashlyn Weig 3.70-3.99 — Kaitlyn Bierman, Cody Russell, Lawson Santema 3.0-3.69 — Vanesa Diaz, Carter Geditz, Jailey Hutson, Wesley Kirkham, Graciella Lange, Evan Onken, Austin Rawden, Lucas Rowland, Colby Sylte, Kaitlyn Williams, Gavin Wollman JUNIOR 4.0 and Higher — Sam Grabowska 3.70-3....

  • Boys stop Chargers

    -deg|Jan 18, 2023

    Ipswich hosted Sully Buttes in a boys' high school non-conference confrontation on Tuesday, January 10 and came away with a relatively easy 63-46 victory especially during the second half. It took that long for the visitors to hang around, trailing Ipswich 16-14 in the first quarter and then evening things at 26-26 at intermission. But Ipswich jump-started its third-quarter attack with a pair of treys from Tyler Hettich. Ipswich would then go ahead 50-33 with a quarter to play which is good. That's because each team would then score 13 points...

  • Ipswich School Theatre to be site of One-Act Play Regional competition

    Jan 11, 2023

    The Ipswich School Theatre will be the site of the Region 7B One-Act Play competition. Six schools will present their performances on Wednesday, Jan. 18. The schools competing are Warner, Edmunds Central, Timber Lake, Lemmon, Faulkton, and Gettysburg (in that order). The competition begins at 9 a.m. with three plays before lunch and three after. All plays can be no longer than 45 minutes and the judge's critiques follow the end of each. The plays are open to the public. The top two plays chosen by the judges will qualify for the State One-Act...

  • Hazel Engle

    Jan 11, 2023

    Hazel Louise Engle, 93, of Sioux Falls, formerly of Ipswich, passed away Monday, January 9, 2023, at Dougherty Hospice House in Sioux Falls. Funeral Services will be 11 a.m., Thursday, January 12, 2023, at the United Church of Christ, Ipswich, with Pastor Tim Fugman officiating. Visitation will be one hour before the service at the church. A time of fellowship and luncheon will follow the service at the church hall. Burial will be at the Ipswich City Cemetery at a later date. Hazel Louise...

  • Looking back at 2022 - July to December

    Jan 4, 2023

    JULY The Mina Lake Freedom Festival was held on July 3. There were family events throughout the day with fireworks that evening. A thunderstorm late on July 3 left several inches of rain, causing flash flooding and road closings. The Ipswich Fire Department was called to the Ramsey Crissman home early on July 4. The garage was destroyed by the fire. The Ipswich City Council voted to hire Amanda Metzinger as City Finance Officer. The First Baptist Church of Ipswich had to remove a section of the...

  • IHS girls play at Sacred Hoops Classic

    -deg|Jan 4, 2023

    Potter County remained undefeated at this juncture of the girls high school basketball season with a non-conference 61-43 non-confer- ence win over Ipswich in the Sacred Hoops Classic last Friday at the Strode Center in Aberdeen. But Gabby Wald topped Ipswich with 11 points, featuring one trey and four steals. Next would be a trio of players with five points apiece — Ashlyn Weig, Karlie Gohl and Quincy Olivier. (Gohl included a trey.) Brianna Geditz included a trey in her four points. Anna Nierman and Rylee Kleffman each had a trey for their t...

  • Abner Lewis Jr.

    Dec 28, 2022

    Abner Thomas Lewis, Jr., 90, of Ipswich, passed away under Hospice Care, on Tuesday, December 20, with his daughter by his side, after a long, hard, courageous battle with cancer. A Funeral Service will be 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, December 28, 2022, at United Church of Christ, Ipswich, with Pastor Tim Fugman and Pastor Gary Compton. Burial will be at the Ipswich City Cemetery with Military Honors. A time of fellowship and luncheon will follow the burial at the church hall. Visitation will be one...

  • James Barondeau

    Dec 21, 2022

    James Barondeau, 66, of Onaka, passed away Sunday, December 11, 2022, at Avera McKennan Hospital, Sioux Falls. Funeral service will be held at Schriver Funeral Home, 720 N. 6th Street, Ipswich on Friday, Dec. 30 at 10:30 with Fr. Timothy Cone officiating. Burial at St John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery in Onaka. Following the burial family and friends are invited to gather for a lunch and a time of remembrance at the Onaka Community Hall. He was born at Faulkton to Mike and Cora (Bender)...

  • Charlotte Schaub

    Dec 14, 2022

    Charlotte Ann Schaub, 91, of Ipswich, passed away Monday, Dec. 5, 2022, at Avera St. Luke's Hospital, Aberdeen. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m., Saturday, December 17, 2022, at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Ipswich, with Father Tim Cone officiating. Visitation will be 5-7 p.m., Friday, at the church with a 7 p.m. liturgical wake service. Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery following Mass. A time for fellowship and luncheon will be held at the Father Bormann Parish Hall following the...

  • Courthouse Lighting Ceremony Friday

    Dec 7, 2022

    The Courthouse Trees lighting ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 9. Hear music by the Ipswich High School Choir while enjoying treats furnished by the club members. Browse the three levels of the Courthouse viewing the trees decorated by county businesses and families. View the trees at your leisure from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday through Friday until Jan. 3....

  • Bernard "Benny" Thares

    Dec 7, 2022

    Bernard "Benny" Leo Thares, 92, of Ipswich, passed away at Avera St. Luke's on December 2, 2022. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m. Friday, December 9, 2022 at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Ipswich, with Fr. Timothy Cone officiating. Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery following the Mass and a time of fellowship will follow the burial at Fr. Bormann Hall Visitation will be 6-8 p.m. at Schriver (Gramm) Funeral Home in Ipswich on Thursday with the Rosary starting at 7:30 p.m. Benny was...

  • IHS Girls basketball action began Tuesday

    -deg|Dec 7, 2022

    Ipswich opened its 2022-23 girls' high school basketball campaign on Tuesday, Dec. 6 on the road vs. Sully Buttes. Details of that non-conference game weren't available as of our newspaper deadline. The Tiger girls would only win six varsity games last year with 15 defeats in a definite rebuilding season. Some of those outcomes were quite close, so that experience should be quite valuable this time around. Especially with four seniors, Baylee Kulesa, Kaitlyn Bierman, Ashlyn Weig and Quincy Olivier! Karlie Gohl will be a junior who should help...

  • Tiger Boys basketball season opens Dec. 13

    -deg|Dec 7, 2022

    The Ipswich boys basketball varsity finished 14-8 last year and would certainly like to be in the thick of things again this year under new head coach Stewart Bohle, assisted by Trent Osborne. They start the season on December 13 in a girls/boys twinbill playing North Central at Bowdle. (This is a league game.) The Tiger boys will return home to host Langford Area in another LRC clash on December 15 in the Tiger Den. That regular-season schedule will move along towards the post-season drama beginning with the regionals on February 27. (The...

  • IHS student qualifies for State B Oral Interp Festival

    Nov 30, 2022

    The South Dakota State Oral Interpretation Festival will be held December 2 and 3, 2022 in the Mitchell High School. The competition begins Friday morning. Students will compete in three divisions — B, A and AA. Sam Grabowska, Ipswich student, will compete in the Class B Humorous Reading division. Fifteen students compete Friday afternoon in the Humorous Reading session. Ember Geist, Edmunds Central senior, will compete in the Class B Storytelling division. The 14 Storytelling session students compete Friday evening. Individual awards will b...

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