Marquardt, Rew, Schlimgen among inductees of the SDHSCA Hall of Fame

By Mitchell Now May 16, 2023 3:50 pm

Sioux Falls, SD—Sherri Knippling, President of the South Dakota High School Coaches Association, recently announced the names of the newest members of the SDHSCA Hall of Fame.

Gary Culver of Vermillion in Football
Lyle “Dusty” LeBeaux of Pine Ridge in Basketball
Bill Marquardt of Sioux Falls in Basketball
Audra Rew of Mitchell in Gymnastics
Joe Schlimgen of Plankinton in Basketball
Kurt Schultz of Baltic in Cross Country

They will be inducted at an awards luncheon held at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel Event Center in North Sioux City on Sunday, June 18, 2023, at 1:00 P.M. CDT.

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