South Dakota girls high school basketball scores from Tuesday, January 9th

By Mitchell Now January 10, 2024 6:12 am

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Aberdeen Central 41, Watertown 35

Aberdeen Roncalli 55, Faulkton 22

Arlington 53, Deuel 25

Belle Fourche 53, Lead-Deadwood 11

Clark-Willow Lake 47, Castlewood 43

Ethan 65, Bridgewater-Emery 31

Great Plains Lutheran 51, Estelline-Hendricks 36

Hanson 71, McCook Central-Montrose 57

Howard 54, DeSmet 40

James Valley Christian 64, Oldham-Ramona/Rutland 42

Lemmon High School 76, Wakpala 37

Leola-Frederick High School 43, North Central 40, OT

Lower Brule 49, Sunshine Bible Academy 20

Lyman 72, Kadoka Area 52

Milbank 79, Tiospa Zina 21

Miller 56, Redfield 20

Mitchell 44, Huron 41

Philip 74, Crazy Horse 20

Potter County 39, Stanley County 35

Rapid City Christian 57, Sturgis Brown 43

Red Cloud 81, Lakota Tech 43

Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 58, Kimball-White Lake 27

St. Thomas More 44, Custer 34

Tiospaye Topa 63, Bison 61

Warner 37, Hitchcock-Tulare 31

Winner 52, North Central, Neb. 17

Wolsey-Wessington 40, Aberdeen Christian 34

Westover Tournament

Faith 42, New Underwood 20

Hot Springs 49, Oelrichs 29

Newell 48, Moorcroft, Wyo. 36

Upton, Wyo. 58, Edgemont 29

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Chester vs. Colman-Egan, ppd.

Colome vs. Marty Indian, ppd.

Dell Rapids vs. Sioux Falls Christian, ppd.

Freeman Academy-Marion vs. Avon, ppd.

Hamlin vs. Sioux Valley, ppd.

Menno vs. Canistota, ppd.

Timber Lake vs. McIntosh, ppd.

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