South Dakota girls high school basketball scores from Thursday, January 18th

By Mitchell Now January 19, 2024 6:23 am

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Brandon Valley 50, Pierre T F Riggs High School 46

Colman-Egan 50, Elkton-Lake Benton 38

Dell Rapids St. Mary 51, Chester 47

Deuel 63, Tiospa Zina 28

Groton Area 42, Milbank 39

Hamlin 66, Redfield 33

Harrisburg 53, Sioux Falls Jefferson 43

Langford 44, Waverly-South Shore 27

Lennox 46, West Central 35

Leola-Frederick High School 50, Northwestern 38

Little Wound 68, Crazy Horse 13

Marshall, Minn. 58, Sioux Falls Washington 51

Sioux Falls O’Gorman 72, Sioux Falls Lincoln High School 29

Sisseton 69, Webster 29

Spearfish 47, Douglas 16

Waubay/Summit 43, Aberdeen Christian 35

281 Conference Tournament=

Champion

Wessington Springs 40, Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 38, OT

Third Place

James Valley Christian 61, Iroquois-Lake Preston 46

Fifth Place

Wolsey-Wessington 52, Highmore-Harrold 47

Seventh Place

Hitchcock-Tulare 49, Sunshine Bible Academy 24

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Baltic vs. Viborg-Hurley, ppd.

Canton vs. Parker, ppd. to Feb 12th.

Elk Point-Jefferson vs. Akron-Westfield, Iowa, ppd.

Tea Area vs. Aberdeen Central, ppd. to Feb 12th.

Winner vs. Belle Fourche, ppd.

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