Sorted by date Results 626 - 650 of 970
The Ipswich Area wrestling program will host an AAU Youth wrestling tournament on Sunday, January 25 at the Ipswich School with wrestling starting at noon. Only one adult per wrestler will be admitted. Masks will be required....
Basketball outcomes can sometimes feature lengthy runs by both teams and that was certainly the case during the Ipswich boys' 56-53 non-conference victory over Sully Buttes last Tuesday in the Tiger Den. The Tigers indeed held on for that three -point one-possession win, shaved in half from six points by a Chargers' trey with about four seconds left. The Tigers had put together a seemingly insurmountable 50-33 edge with a nine-point run started by a Carson Gohl layup to close out the third...
Ipswich-Bowdle hosted a varstiy wrestling invitational that consisted of nine teams last Saturday. The host boys placed third with 59 points. The invite was won by Linton, N.D. with 111 and then Aberdeen Central JV with 97.5. Having three individual champions did not hurt at all. Brady Unser placed first at 113, Tanner Frickson was first at 132 and Lucas Rowland first at 285. The top team scorer was Unser totaling 18 points. Frickson was next with nine team points. Marley Guthmiller made...
Ipswich dominated a Lake Region Conference boys' basketball showdown vs. Northwestern last Tuesday, Jan. 5 in Mellette. The Tigers swept their respective host teams, starting with C-game and B-game wins followed by a hard-earned 45-31 varsity victory that evening. In that one, Ipswich got off to a 16-4 first-quarter lead, making a huge defensive statement. Ipswich would then lead 26-16 at intermission, still holding on to a double-figure scoring edge. And the third-quarter scoring battle would then result in a 7-7 defensive stand off. But the...
The Ipswich boys' basketball team rallied from an early 13-3 quarter deficit, but it fell just short, resulting in a razor-thin 37-36 win by the Wolsey-Wessington Warbirds over the Tigers during the Big Bo Classic action in Wolsey last Wednesday. It immediately followed a girls' game there that was won by Ipswich 55-45. The Tigers narrowed their halftime deficit to 19-15 with a six-point second-quarter scoring edge, trailing just 19-15 at the half. Ipswich also continued that momentum in the third quarter for a 28-25 lead of its own. But the ho...
The Ipswich girls' basketball varsity outlasted Wolsey-Wessington 55-45 last Wednesday afternoon in Wolsey. Halle Heinz and Katie Bierman combined for 44 points, led by Heinz with 33 points and Bierman with 11. Heinz included two treys and Bierman, one. Next was Chesney Olivier with five points and Hailey Bierman, Lindsey Grabowska and Halie Feldman with two points each. Mya Boomsma tallied 19 points to lead the hosts and Faith Nelson was next with nine points. Ipswich had led 16-12 after a quarter and 24-21 at intermission. The Tigers also...
Ipswich outlasted Aberdeen Christian 33-31 in a boys' high school basketball showdown last Tuesday in Aberdeen. The defensive struggle was what often happens in a game between Lake Region Conference opponents and that was certainly the case that night. Ipswich led 8-7 after a quarter and 18-13 at intermission. But AC came out of their locker room and put together an 8-6 third-quarter lead to tighten things up a bit. The Knights also edged the Tigers 10-9 in the third stanza to keep things even closer. Ipswich's biggest lead was by eight points...
Waubay/Summit escaped with a 50-48 home-court girls' varsity basketball win over Ipswich last Tuesday in Waubay. The non-conference loss was the first blemish on the Tigers' 2020-21 season record. But it was close, according to coach Brian Hogie. The winning possession? "They hit two free throws to go up two," he explained. "We were down 48-40 with 2:00 minutes to go. We made a run, tying it up 48-48. Then they got the two free throws. We had a couple shots at the end, but just couldn't get them to fall." The hosts had narrowly led, 14-13...
Ipswich/Bowdle attended an invitational wrestling meet last Saturday in Lemmon and got to face some opponents that you wouldn't ordinarily get to meet in this neck of the woods. And the Tigers were able to obtain several placements among the nine total teams in this first-ever event hosted by Lemmon/McIntosh. Their effort was led by Tanner Frickson with 24 team points for a 132 lb. weight title. He capped his bid with a 7-2 championship win over Thayne Elshere of Sturgis Brown JV. Brady Unser...
Ipswich/Bowdle wrestlers competed in Groton on Dec. 17. The I/B wrestlers stopped Britton-Hecla 36-12. I/B results were: • 106 — Lane Miller lost 13-0 (major decision) • 113 — Brady Unser won by pin 5:14 • 132 — Tanner Frickson won by pin 1:18 • 138 — B-H won by forfeit • 152 — Adam Kanable was pinned 1:24 • 170 — Grant Weisser won by forfeit • 182 — Tyler Tran won by forfeit • 195 — Kadyn Weisser won by forfeit • 285 — Lucas Rowland won by forfeit The Ipswich/Bowdle wrestlers won 39-24 over the Groton Area contingent. I/B results were: • 106...
Ipswich won a 64-33 girls' high school basketball league outcome last Tuesday vs. North Central in Eureka. The Tiger girls would win the opening quarter 21-6 starting with a Hailey Bierman trey and their first double-figure lead would prove to be 16-6 after a Halle Heinz offensive rebound return. But the Thunder and Ipswich both tallied 13 points in the second-quarter scoring derby, still leaving Ipswich ahead 34-19 at the half and 54-30 with a quarter to play and the Tigers were able to comfort...
The Ipswich girls' basketball varsity closed out a busy week with a pair of road wins. They shut down Webster 64-52 in Webster Saturday after a decisive 61-21 LRC conference win at Langford the night before. A highlight of the win over the Bearcats was that Halle Heinz tallied 37 points which tied the school record held by her own sister Kamryn. She included all four of her team's three-pointers as well as four free throws. Nothing was settled in the first quarter that ended in a 11-11 tie. But Ipswich would then win each remaining quarter...
Ipswich utilized a solid defensive effort on the way to a 57-26 non-conference boys' high school basketball victory in Webster last Saturday. That all started right away, as the Tigers would double their hosts 10-5 in the initial quarter and then lead 23-12 at intermission. Ipswich also won both individual quarters in the second half, 17-10 and 17-4, respectively. Ipswich's largest lead in the game would be 31 points and Webster never ever led. That's because the Tigers would obtain a balanced scoring effort, led by Josh McQuarie's game-high...
Ipswich had started a busy week of boys' high school basketball with a 46-26 league win over North Central last Tuesday in Eureka. The Tigers led 9-6 after a quarter, thanks to a Matthew Hettich rebound putback. And they gradually extended their margin to 28-16 at halftime. (Their very first double-figure lead had arrived courtesy of a Trevor Heinz trey for a 26-14 edge.) The second half turned out to be quite a defensive battle with Ipswich owning a 38-18 edge with a quarter to play. And that 2...
The Ipswich girls' basketball team improved to 2-0 with a convincing 51-30 win over Hitchcock-Tulare here Saturday. The visitors sort of stayed with the Tigers in the early going, trailing only 11-9 despite a Halle Heinz buzzer-beater. But the IHS contingent came out firing on all cylinders with an 18-2 edge in the second stanza. Ipswich's initial double-figure lead was 21-9 thanks to a Bailey Pitz trey. And after leading 29-11 at the half Ipswich also won the third-quarter scoring battle 14-8...
Ipswich tipped off its girls' varsity basketball season with a hard-fought 52-47 win over potential Region 2B rival Sully Buttes last Tuesday in Onida. Anytime those two teams have clashed in the past few years, you can look for things to be close and that proved to be true again on Tuesday. The score was tied five times with seven lead changes and ended up within two possessions. Ipswich's largest lead would briefly be by 10 points. Ipswich had led 14-10 after a quarter and also narrowly won the second quarter 17-16 for a 31-26 edge at...
What more could you ask from a close game other than maybe an overtime or two? But the Ipswich boys indeed held on to stave off Waubay/Summit 54-53 last Saturday in Ipswich. And it was that close to an OT. Josh McQuarie gave the Tigers a late 54-52 edge, giving the visitors a last possession. It would result in a visiting player being fouled, sending him to the line. The first one did find its target, but the second foul shot attempt narrowly missed with no opportunity for an offensive rebound...
The Ipswich/Bowdle wrestling team competed in Faulkton on December 12, at the Faulkton Invitational. Eight athletes competed Saturday and six returned home with medals. Grant Weisser and Brady Unser placed fourth and led the team scoring with 14 and 10 points, respectively. Kadyn Weisser, Lucas Rowland, and Tanner Frickson all finished fifth, scoring 9, 7 and 5 team points each. Lane Miller placed sixth scoring 4 team points registering his first varsity victory as a Tiger. The team placed ninth out of eleven teams at the tournament. Coach...
The Ipswich varsity boys basketball team compiled a 11-10 win loss record last season so would obviously like to build up on that success. And even though there were some graduation holes to fill, there are a total of 23 players in the program this season, coached by Tyler Severson assisted by Todd Thorson. They are: • Seniors — Matt Hettich, Josh McQuarie, Dylan Owens, Eric Severson • Juniors — Carson Gohl, Zach Geditz, Matt Jaenisch, Ty Kadlec, Whyatt Kessler, Jordan Nierman, Lance Parks, Luke Peterson, Zach Reuschlien, Taylor Thorson • Sopho...
Ipswich/Bowdle launched its high school wrestling cooperative schedule with a trip to Ft. Pierre hosted by Stanley County School last Saturday. The Tigers placed eighth among 10 teams with 31 team points. Burke/Gregory won that event with 178.5 points, followed by Lyman with 142.5. The Tigers' top scorer proved to be Brady Unser at 113 with a second-place finish worth 12 team points. The next highest point getter that day was Tanner Frickson at 132, placing third for seven team points. The...
The annual high school autumn sports recognition has gotten underway as voted upon by South Dakota Coaches. Girls first! Ipswich's Chesney Olivier, a senior, has been named to the girls' Class B all-state team after moving up from honorable mention last year. She accrued 33 aces, 687 digs and 88 assists among her other attributes. The Lake Region Conference that included Ipswich was well represented in this year's balloting, featuring two first teamers from State B champion Northwestern, Sydney Schell and Hannah Schentzel. Warner and Faulkton...
The Ipswich/Bowdle 2020-21 high school wrestling schedule will begin on Saturday, Dec. 5 at Stanley County. The event will be a limited spectator event due to covid. "Yes, you must have a wrist band, which were given out to athletes, two per wrestler," says the Ipswich AD Dan Knust. And this year's Tigers' cooperative varsity wrestling program will be without Leola, as that school has elected not to continue to participate this season. So it will indeed be the Ipswich/Bowdle Tigers. A total of 11 seventh through 12th grade wrestlers have been w...
Local volleyball players have been named to the Lake Region Conference honor team. Chesney Olivier is on the Conference first team. Other players on the first team are Mary Fites of Aberdeen Christian, Peyton Melius and Isabel Aesoph of Faulkton, Sydney Schell and Hannah Schentzel of Northwestern and Ava Nilsson and Jennifer Aman of Warner. Paige Mehlberg and Lindsey Grabowska are on the second team. Other players on the second team are Joclyn Haven of Northwestern, Kendyl Anderson of Warner, Joy Rohrbach of Aberdeen Christian, Taylor...
Ipswich opens its 9-12 girls basketball season at Sully Buttes on Tuesday, Dec. 8 and returns to host Hitchcock-Tulare on Dec. 12 at 4 p.m. starting with JV action. This will be a senior dominated team with many of the familiar faces from volleyball. Girls in grades 9-12 out for basketball include: Seniors: Hailey Bierman, Halie Feldman, Kate Geditz, Lindsey Grabowska, Halle Heinz, Tarynn Kleffman, Ashton Loken, Paige Mehlberg, Chesney Olivier, Bailey Pitz; Sophomores: Katie Bierman, Vanesa Diaz, Emily Knoll, Baylee Kulesa, Quincy Olivier,...
Northern State University head coach Paula Krueger announced the addition of four student-athletes to the Wolves women's basketball roster for the 2021-22 season. Ipswich senior Halle Heinz will join the Wolves next fall. Other additions are Jordyn Hilgemann of Marshall, Minn.; Abby Johnson of Amkeny, Iowa; and Marissa Radtke of Howard Lake, Minn. "We are very excited about this class and the extra scoring punch they will bring from the perimeter," said Krueger. "They have the ability to knock...