South Dakota girls high school basketball scores from Friday, December 15th

By Mitchell Now December 16, 2023 6:17 am

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Aberdeen Central 54, Spearfish 47

Brandon Valley 61, Sioux Falls Roosevelt 29

Canistota 50, Bridgewater-Emery 34

Dakota Valley 54, Canton 44

Gordon/Rushville, Neb. 64, Bennett County 27

Groton Area 45, West Central 35

Hanson 70, Menno 19

Harrisburg 61, Sioux Falls Washington 54

Herreid/Selby Area 57, Sully Buttes 50

Howard 55, McCook Central-Montrose 52, 2OT

Ipswich 62, Langford 53

James Valley Christian 54, Sunshine Bible Academy 22

Kadoka Area 52, Newell 48

Mitchell 57, Rapid City Stevens 47

Morrill, Neb. 53, Edgemont 37

North Central Co-Op 49, South Border, N.D. 33

Parkston 58, Chamberlain 32

Pierre T F Riggs High School 51, Sturgis Brown 13

Platte-Geddes 39, Gregory 30

Rapid City Central 43, Huron 39

Scottsbluff, Neb. 55, Douglas 49

Sioux Falls Christian 51, Elk Point-Jefferson 41

Sioux Falls O’Gorman 43, Sioux Falls Jefferson 16

Tea Area 68, Dell Rapids 26

Viborg-Hurley 57, Irene-Wakonda 42

Webster 42, Britton-Hecla 38

Wyndmere-Lidgerwood, N.D. 45, Wilmot 24

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Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 59, Takini 18

Tiospaye Topa 68, Crazy Horse 18

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Oelrichs 69, Marty Indian 44

Santee, Neb. 64, Wakpala 53

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Pine Ridge 60, Tiospa Zina Tribal 43

Todd County 58, St. Francis Indian 34

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Crow Creek Tribal School 51, Dupree 48

Omaha Nation, Neb. 73, Lower Brule 64

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Custer 47, McLaughlin 37

White River 65, Little Wound 41

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Red Cloud 63, Rapid City Christian 13

Wall 59, Lakota Tech 29

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Belle Fourche 52, Sundance, Wyo. 42

Newcastle, Wyo. 57, Lead-Deadwood 35

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