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Warner-Ipswich-Northwestern (W-I-N) 14U baseball started play in VFW Region 1B on Monday in Selby. W-I-N played Onida in the first game Monday. They won 6-3. In the second game Groton stopped the hosts, Selby. Monday afternoon Selby beat Onida 11-1. The last game Monday found Groton stopping W-I-N. Tuesday W-I-N took on Selby at 11 a.m. The winner played Groton for the Region 1B Championship....
The Roscoe 12U team moved to their fourth straight win, taking their season to six wins and four losses for their regular season games. The team went 8-4 over Redfield 8-3 over Gettysburg, 15-3 over Warner and ended their regular season games with a 23-5 win over Hoven at home. Aiden Adelmann led the Raiders team in batting with a HR and a double. Also batting for the Raiders: Corbin Beyers - 1S, 1T, Brayden Heyne - 3S, Evan Moen - HR, Jeremiah Heilman - 1S, Trae Goldade 1S, Jaxson Hettick 1S,...
The W.I.N. baseball team played in Ipswich Saturday hosting Post 100 from Selby. The teams played extra innings in the first game, with W.I.N. taking the loss. But W.I.N. won the second game....
The Kens/Lux Candle men’s 14” softball team continue to remain on top of the league standings. The guys are currently undefeated with a 12-0 record. The past three weeks scores: Kens/Lux over Scared Hitless 26-11 and 16-1; Kens/Lux over Dakota Surveillance 13-12 and 25-15; and Kens/Lux over Splitters 14-4 and 18-10. There were no games July 3 due to Independence Day holiday. They will play again July 10 in Aberdeen....
By Dana Hess For the S.D. Newspaper Association South Dakota’s high school wrestling tournament has grown so large that the duals tournament portion will be moved to a separate date. That decision was made June 15 by the board of directors of the South Dakota High School Activities Association. “Something had to give,” said SDHSAA Executive Director Dan Swartos, explaining that with the addition of girls’ wrestling, the tournament has gotten unwieldy. Athletic directors, Swartos said, were hesitant to move girls’ wrestling to its own tournamen...
Ipswich placed fifth as a team in State B high school golf action recently in Watertown. Gregory would win the two day team standings 474 to 503 over second-place Hanson led by individual champion Eli Fogel with his 151. McIntosh featured the runner-up golfer Wyatt Larson at 152. Ipswich was led by Jace Konsor tied for ninth with his 162, followed by Chet Peterson tied for 22nd at 167. Next would be Hayden Schlosser at 180 tied for 52nd and Tucker Kadlec finished 117th with his 205. That all...
The Ken’s/Lux Candle men’s slowpitch softball team are at the top of the standings with a 6-0 start to the season. Last week, they defeated Splitter’s 15-5 and 13-12. Games are played Monday evenings in Aberdeen....
The local baseball team, W.I.N., made up of athletes from Warner, Ipswich and Northwestern held their inaugural season in spring league. The team had a 4-6 record and finished out their season last Wednesday, losing to Madison in region action. There are two Ipswich players on the team: Xavier Kadlec and Mac Heinz. The team began their summer season in Northville on June 5. The rest of their season schedule follows: June 12 - 5:00 - Groton DH at Northville June 14 - 5:30 - Redfield DH at...
Ipswich and Edmunds Central golfing boys have earned a trip to the upcoming State B during recent regional action in Huron. Edmunds Central placed second as a team and will thus advance its entire team intact to the upcoming State B. And Ipswich was only third as a team, but were able to individually advance four golfers. (Sully Buttes was first in the regional boys team standings.) The Raiders team consisted of Cole Bukaske and Harrison Beyers both in seventh at 86. And Seth Hettick was 15th...
IHS girls and boys track and field athletes qualified for the State B Track and Field Meet in Sioux Falls May 25-27 at Howard Wood Field. They qualified for 11 individual events each, as well as relays. The top 24 competitors in each division qualified for the State Meet. The IHS Girls competitors include: • Madisyn Gellhaus - 1600 Meter Run and 3200 Meter Run • Marley Guthmiller - 100 Meter Hurdles, 300 Meter Hurdles and Pole Vault • Jalyssa Hutson - High Jump and Pole Vault • Gracie Lange -...
Ipswich hosted a high school golf invite on Thursday, May 18. The hosts would get second in each of the girls and boys divisions, losing to the Webster boys 257 to 268. And Edmunds Central would be third among the boys with their 276. Blaize Amdahl of Webster was first for the boys at 80 and Wyatt Larson of McIntosh second by a single stroke. Ipswich's top boy would be Jace Konsor in seventh at 86. Next for Ipswich was Chet Peterson at 91 for 11th who was edged out by EC's Cole Bukaske in tenth at 91. Hayden Schlosser was then next in scoring f...
The Ipswich Tiger track and field program was alive and well at the Region 6B meet in Gettysburg last Thursday. That's because both the Tiger girls and boys teams placed first. The IHS girls staved off runners-up Faulkton 144 to 128, but the Tiger boys simply overwhelmed second-place Herreid/Selby Area 198.5 to 84. "This was the last region meet for SD schools and the Tigers really had a great day," exclaimed coach Todd Thorson. He agreed that the girls were able to score some crucial points in...
Florence/Henry Invite The Ipswich Tiger boys' golf team attended and won a recent Florence/Henry Invitational at the Prairie Winds Country Club on May 11. The Tigers edged runners-up Webster 257 to 259, while Arlington was third at 277. Ipswich's Chet Peterson was individually second only to the host team's Logan Vavruska by a single stroke 80 to 81.The Tigers' next scorer would be Jace Konsor in fourth at 84. Tucker Kadlec also dented the Top Ten placing tenth at 92. Ipswich added a 22nd by Hayden Schlosser at 99 and Trevor Larson finished 31s...
Monday, May 8 was the opening nignt for men’s 14” slowpitch softball in Aberdeen. The Ken’s Super Fair Foods/ Lux Candle Company team took the mound against Splitters of Warner. Ken’s/Lux won both games. Some former Ipswich athletes make up the team including Brayden Thares, Carson Simes, Josh McQuarie, Dylan Northrop, Andrew Fuhrmann, Luke Peterson, Carter Heinz, and Doug Heinz....
It was a memorable day for this year's version of the Lake Region Conference track and field action on Tuesday, May 9 in Ipswich! "What a day for the Tigers," explained Coach Thorson. "I couldn't be more proud of these seniors and our team." He added: "This is the sixth year in a row we have swept the conference titles and it is the 17th title in a row for our girls. We joined the Lake Region in 2006 and the girls have never lost a team title." The Tiger boys have also had plenty to brag about...
The Ipswich boys and the Faulkton girls won their respective Lake Region Conference varsity golf team titles on May 4 in Aberdeen. The Tiger boys would edge the Faulkton Area boys 238 to 254 and the Trojan girls would defeat runners-up Ipswich 280 to 373. The Tiger boys would indeed be led by Jace Konsor's 78 and teammate Chet Peterson finished in second at 80. Their third scorer would become Tucker Kadlec in seventh at 89. Hayden Schlosser was then 13th with his 101. Now in the girls' individual outcomes Gabby Kost of Faulkton led all girls...
Twenty-two Edmunds County Shooting Sports members attended the State Shoot in Ft. Pierre on April 28-30. BB Gun participants, their scores, and ribbon placings are as follows: Beginners Addison Galbraith-266.2-Red, Isabella Galbraith-279.3, Ashlyn Heilman- 325.1-Blue, Jase Heilman-236.1-White, Bailey Heintzman-324.2-Blue, William Hoyle-283.1-Red, Isabelle Morales-234.1 -White, Kalynn Oban-323.2-Blue, Adelyn Pollock-325.3-Blue, Brynlee Rasmussen- 292.3-Blue, Austin Sieh-261.1-Red; Juniors Grayson Beyers-276-White, Ben Hoyle-304.1-Red; and...
Lake Region All-Conference girls and boys basketball teams were announced earlier this year including North Central and Ipswich selections. The NC Thunder girls were represented by Brittney Frickson on the First Team and Ipswich's Katie Bierman was named to the Second Team. The Tiger girls had one additional honorable mention in the person of Gabby Wald. The Co-MVP girls were Ava Nillson of Warner and Laura Sumption of Leola/Frederick. Now for the boys! Ipswich had one First Team honoree, Trevor Heinz. And Ian Beyers was selected for the...
The Ipswich Tiger Special Olympics track team competed on Friday, May 5 in Milbank at the Northeast Area Track Meet. "The day was bright and sunny and the team had a great day!" said their teacher Dawn Graham. The team is now 11 athletes, the highest number they have had in years. Graham said the town of Milbank hosted the track meet and all of us decided it was the most organized, efficient track meet that we have ever been to! There were hundreds of volunteers that put all of this together...
The North Central track and field athletes were busy hosting an invite, the Eureka Lions Meet on Tuesday, May 2 in Eureka. This event was swept by Ipswich, though, winning both the boys and girls divisions. The Tiger boys overwhelmed second-place Timber Lake 405 to 182 and the Tiger girls also topped runners-up Timber Lake 350 to 214. Host team North Central meanwhile would be fourth in the boys division with 142 points and the Thunder girls were fifth at 142. Ipswich utilized multiple first-place efforts enroute to its impressive team scores....
Ipswich experienced some success in difficult competition at the Howard Wood Relays last weekend in Sioux Falls. The Tigers were particularly successful in some boys Class B relay events. They were third in the medley in 3:43.57 ran by Trevor Heinz, Kyle Hettich, Turner Thorson and Maxwell Kulessa and also third in the 4x800 staffed by Turner Thorson, Ian Beyers, Casey Geditz and Maxwell Kulessa at 8:31.15. They added a fifth in the 4x100 and those runners were Kyle Hettich, Colby Sylte, Tyler Hettich and Trevor Heinz in 45.20. The Tigers boys...
Eureka hosted a high school golf tourney on April 29 named the Eureka Kuchen Classic. This was attended by the Ipswich boys who edged Edmunds Central 128 to 129 for their team title. Eight different boys teams were eligible for this affair with five girls' teams eligible for their team standings. The girls' event was won by Faulkton 148 to 160 over the runners-up host team, Eureka, led by Faulkton's Gabby Kast at 47. The second-place girl would be Selby Area's Maize Baumann at 48. The individual event on the boys side was won by Tray Hettick...
Ipswich did quite well at a track and field meet hosted by Potter County last Saturday. How well? The Tiger boys were first in their team standings which turned out to indeed be a battle of the Tigers. That's because the Ipswich Tigers edged their Mobridge-Pollock counterparts 157-118 for the boys crown. But the MoPo Tigers returned the favor with a 134 to 112.5 victory over runners-up Ipswich for the girls title. Ipswich utilized impressive efforts in both the track and field events. The pole vault area was the place to be in both the girls...
Ipswich attended a varsity high school track and field meet early last week in Estelline on April 25 named the Par Gilligan Alumni Meet. The Tigers had some notable events but the girls placed fifth with 59.75 team points won by Milbank with 88 points topping Deubrook Area's 86. The Tiger boys meanwhile totaled 71 team points for sixth, trailing Milbank's high of 92. Hamlin would be second with its 86 team points. The IHS girls were able to obtain a pair of second-place efforts, a tie for second in the high jump at 4-10.00 by Gracie Lange and...
Ipswich attended a high school track and field event hosted by Bon Homme last Tuesday and it was well worth the trip south. The Ipswich girls indeed out-pointed Cedar Catholic of Hartington, Nebraska 108-101 for their team title, while the Tiger boys finished second only to that Nebraska school 131-103. Nine girls and boys teams were entered in that meet. How successful were the Tigers according to coach Todd Thorson? "Trevor Heinz broke our school record in long jump (at 22-01.00) and Carter Geditz is ranked first in the state in 110 hurdles....