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Ipswich and North Central both attended a cross country meet in Miler on September 25. The NC varsity boys and girls each placed fifth in their respective team standings. The NC girls were led by Grace Roth 19th in 23:16.85 and then Melanie Dallenbach was 22nd in 23:39.52. Their third scorer was Kassandra Abbas 29th in 24:43.78 and they totaled 56 team points. Potter County led those standings with 10 points out-distancing the runners-up James Valley Christian at 23. But Northwestern's Ella Boekelheide placed first individually at 19:26.77....
Ipswich picked up a non-conference high school volleyball win on the road versus Potter County last Thursday. The hosts were eventually outscored 3-1 by the Tiger netters. The individual set scores for Ipswich were 25-23, 25-20, 15-25 and 25-17. Ipswich got 14 kills from Marley Guthmiller and 10 from Gabby Wald. The Tigers totaled 42 kills. Ipswich had 12 serving aces, which were led by Guthmiller’s four. The Tigers added 41 setting assists, led by Josie Knutson with 14. They had 51 total digs in a team effort, led by Gabby Wald with eight a...
North Central began last week with a five set volleyball defeat to Ipswich at Ipswich last Monday and then also lost to Leola/Frederick in straight sets at home a night later. First things first! The Thunder lost the tiebreaker set 15-10 and that match point was delivered by Ipswich's Marley Guthmiller. She ended up with 19 kills among her 48 accurate hits and Kaylin Onken was next at 17-21 with six kills. The Tiger team totaled 70 hits with 38 of them being kills. The Thunder countered with 109 hits in 133 tries that included 36 kills. Billie...
North Central's netters defeated Strasburg/Zeeland, N.D. 3-0 last Thursday. The scores were 25-15, 25-17 and 25-13. They were able to obtain 95 hits including 37 kills. Amree VanderVorst went 25-28 with 11 kills and Natalie Bieber finished 16-18 with 10 kills. Ella Batie chipped in with 19 hits that featured 10 kills. The Thunder were 67-73 at the net including six aces. Sydnee Malsam was 17-17 with two aces followed by Jenisa Jacobs at 9-10 with two aces and VanderVorst, 11-13 with two aces. They were led in setting by Sydney Bertsch at 88-90...
Ipswich was in contention for a varsity high school football win last Friday in Britton. But the hosts would eventually win the affair 48-30. The quarter scores were 20-8, 26-16 and 42-22, all favoring the hosts. But Ipswich actually did get on the scoreboard first with a Max Kulesa pass to Chet Peterson of two yards and Kulesa also passed to Casey Geditz for the two-point conversion. Ipswich's next TD would be a Kulesa kick return TD of 80 yards and Kulesa also passed for the extra points this time to Peterson. Ipswich then opened the third...
Ipswich and North Central both participated in a cross country invitational at Highmore last Saturday. The NC Thunder girls were fourth in their varsity as were their varsity boys. The girls varsity team crown was awarded to Potter County with 6 team points and the second-place team would be Faulkton Area at 26 followed by Stanley County with 35 team points and the Thunder girls were narrowly behind Stanley County's third-place 35 with their 36. This event was won by Potter County's Danika Kaup with her 19:59.45 effort followed by Autumn...
The area runners attended a cross country invite hosted by Faulkton on September 20. North Central's boys placed fourth among 13 eligible varsity teams. This was individually won by Miller's Pierce Baumberger in 17:02.18 followed closely by his teammate Alex Schumacher at 17:11.06. So you might correctly guess that Miller would easily win the boys' standing with nine points followed by Northwestern with 22 points. Frederick Area was third with 43 points just ahead the Thunder's 49. And the North Central varsity girls placed eighth as a team...
VS.. SULLY BUTTES The North Central netters did it the hard way vs. Sully Buttes last Tuesday. They dropped their initial match 25-16, but came back with three straight victories --25-23, 25-17 and 25-16. NC utilized 32 kills among their 106 accurate hits, led by Amree Vander Vorst at 32-36 with 11 kills. Next would be Natalie Bieber at 25-33 with 10 kills. They were 154-161 in setting including 29 assists, paced by Sydney Bertsch at 114-118 with 19 assists. And in serving they landed 82 of 90 attempts that featured 11 aces. Vander Vorst went 2...
Ipswich lost a league varsity volleyball encounter last Thursday in Langford. The hosts would win 25-22, 25-15 and 25-20. But Marley Guthmiller would lead the Tigers' net effort with nine kills, followed by Gabby Wald with five kills. Altogether Ipswich totaled 21 kills. They were enabled by Ipswich's setting effort, led by Reaghan Bowers with 15 assists and Knutson with four. They would distribute a total of 20 assists. The Tigers also dropped in four aces in their overall serving duties. Knutson, Guthmiller, Bowers and Kaylin Onken each...
Saturday's rain-soaked Lake Region Conference high school football game on Saturday in Aberdeen with Ipswich vs. Leola/Frederick provided all the drama that you would come to expect in that league. And fans certainly got their monies worth, watching the 16-12 win by the Titans. It would all go down to Ipswich receiving one more late possession to try to score and the Titan's defense would deny the Tigers that opportunity. Each team had scored twice, but Ipswich was unable to get into the end...
North Central placed seventh in a Subway Invitational volleyball tourney in Ipswich last Saturday. The Thunder were indeed able to defeat Ipswich 2-1 in their seventh-place placement game. They won 25-15, 20-25 and 25-15. In that outing the Thunder were led by Amree Vander Vorst in hitting, going 15-17 with five kills. Ella Batie was next at 16-17 with three kills. The team finished 64 of 74 at the net with 21 kills. They were 93-97 in setting with 17 assists, led by Sydney Bertsch at 74-77...
The NC Thunder topped Langford Area in straight sets during LRC volleyball action last Tuesday at home in Eureka. But the visitors were definitely able to hang in all three sets. The Thunder would create identical 25-23 wins in each of the first two sets. And the Thunder would settle the matter with a little easier 25-19 third-set victory. The North Central netters were led by Amree Vander Vorst with nine kills in her 16-19 night at the net. Next would be Ella Batie at 14-16 there with three kills. (They totaled a 54-69 hitting evening that...
Ipswich was defeated in each of its three Subway volleyball tournament pool play appearances last Saturday in the Tiger Den. The Tigers would start their tournament with a three-set 2-1 loss to Aberdeen Christian. Ipswich would fall behind 9-0 vs. the Knights before they could even get on the scoreboard in their opening match. But to their credit they bounced back to lose it 25-11. And more importantly they actually won set two 25-17 to force a third set. But this one would be eventually won by...
Ipswich went up against a pair of perennially talented Lake Region Conference volleyball opponents last week. The Tigers first journeyed to Warner last Tuesday and the result was a 25-5, 25-11 and 25-3 setback for the visitors. Two nights later Northwestern came to Ipswich and that outcome was a 25-15, 25-11 and 25-9 defeat for the home team that evening. Unofficially vs. the Monarchs the Tigers were led at the net by Marley Guthmiller at 8-13 with two kills. Natalie Crissman was next at 3-8 with one kill. Meanwhile, the hosts were led by...
Despite giving up a harmless last minute touchdown, the Ipswich Tiger football team came away with an impressive 44-20 road win vs. Herreid/Selby Area and were still able to line up in their victory formation last Friday. One reason had to be Trevor Heinz setting a school reception record of 15 catches. They totaled 168 yards which was second best all time. (#2 behind Todd Miller’s 210 yards.) Of course that meant that quarterback Max Kulesa wouldn't have too bad of an evening himself finishing with 19 completions in 30 tries for 290 yards. C...
North Central attended a cross country event in Chamberlain last Thursday. The NC girls placed 12th as a team behind the host team Chamberlain (which placed first) and 11 more teams. The NC boys, meanwhile, were sixth among their 18 eligible scoring teams with 76 team points. Philip won the boys event with 15 points. The individual boys winner proved to be Miller's Alex Schumacher with his 16:40 run. Kinsey Evans of Chamberlain won the girls individual event with her 19:40 clocking. Girls first! The top NC girl that day would be Grace Roth...
The Ipswich cross country members attended a meet in Gettysburg last Saturday. For the varsity boys, Ipswich's Xavier Kadlec placed third in 17:44.53 and Tyler Gellhaus was 14th in 19:27.56 -- not enough entrants to place in the team standings. But they were individually won by Nicholas Schlachter of Potter County with Wamni Kills Crow second. (McLaughlin won the varsity boys team standings.) Now for the varsity girls, the Tigers again entered two runners, Madisyn Gellhaus sixth in 20:28.59 and Gracyn Kadlec 13th in 22:30.78. The winner of that...
The North Central football is playing a JV football season. Their recent competition was North Central vs. Britton-Hecla game. The JV Thunder team won 50-30....
Ipswich claimed a 44-6 high school football verdict over Northwestern last Friday in Mellette. The Tigers obtained a 10-yard TD run by Casey Geditz to put them on the first-quarter scoreboard. And there was a successful two-point conversion play. The Tigers then added a second-quarter score with a Max Kulesa pass to Kyle Hettich that covered 12 yards. But the conversion attempt would fail. So Ipswich would lead 14-0 at intermission. They then manufactured a productive third quarter. It all started with a 25-yard TD run by Geditz. The PAT...
North Central's netters entered a high school volleyball invite last Saturday in Mobridge. Mobridge won the event, defeating Stanley County 25-3, 25-19. NC started their day with a 2-0 win over Ipswich — 25-15 and 25-16. Amree VanderVorst was 13-17 in hitting with four kills. Billy Jo Hoffman was 7-9, with three kills and Ella Batie was 7-8, 3. (The team totaled 39 hits with 14 kills.) The Thunder was 59-62 in setting with 11 assists. They were led by Sydney Bertsch at 45-47 with nine assists. In serving they were 46 of 50 with nine aces paced...
Ipswich participated in a high school volleyball tourney hosted by Mobridge-Pollock last Saturday. The IHS Tigers dropped a 2-0 decision to North Central 25-15 and 25-16. They then also lost to Timber Lake 25-18 and 25-20, doing quite a bit better. Versus North Central they had 16 kills led by Marley Guthmiller at 22-23 with five kills. Natalie Crissman was next at 12-13 with three kills and Kaylin Onken went 12-12 with three kills. Setting duties were mostly handled by Reagan Bowers at 26-29 with six assists. Their serving was led by...
North Central was defeated 3-0 in high school volleyball action last Tuesday in Mobridge. But the Thunder would hang around in all three of their sets, losing 25-13, 25-18 and 25-17. They were 71/86 in hitting and included 20 kills, led by Amree VanderVorst at 21-23 with four kills. Ella Batie was next at 16-21 with her seven kills and Billie Jo Hoffman added a 10-12 effort at the net that featured three kills. (Mobridge-Pollock obtained 33 kills led by Charley Henderson with 10 of them.) Meanwhile the NC netters were 104/109 in setting things...
Sunshine Bible's volleyball team was able to hang around pretty well Thursday, Sept. 7 in Ipswich, but the host team would still prevail in a straight-sets 3-0 sweep. Ipswich indeed had to rally to capture the first set 25-21 after the SBA netters had manufactured a brief 21-18 lead. Ipswich then found the second set to be a little more relaxing with its 25-15 victory. And the third set was capped by a Kaylin Onken kill for the Tigers' set point and match point and a 25-19 win. Ipswich would end...
Ipswich hosted a Saturday morning cross country invitational at their athletic complex. The Miller boys and Potter County girls won their respective varsity team events. Individually Alex Schumacher of Miller claimed the boys varsity race, while Autumn Fallis of Highmore-Harrold captured the girls event. North Central did place third as a team for the boys and the NC girls were fifth. The Thunder were led by Gabe Johnson's seventh in 17:56.23. And Anthony Miller was tenth in 18:10.48. Next...
North Central dropped a pair of varsity volleyball decisions last week. The Thunder first lost to South Border at home in Eureka on Tuesday and then lost a road game on August 31 in Faulkton. The Thunder had kept things pretty close vs. their visitors from North Dakota. It was indeed a five-set outcome. South Border won 25-20 to open the evening, but the hosts would respond with a 25-23 victory and tacked on a 25-21 win to go ahead 2-1. But South Border wasn't quite ready to go home and claimed...