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

By Mitchell Now December 16, 2023 6:19 am

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL

Aberdeen Central 62, Spearfish 42

Dakota Valley 85, Canton 67

Dell Rapids St. Mary 55, Colman-Egan 49, OT

Deubrook 59, Oldham-Ramona/Rutland 37

Elkton-Lake Benton 60, Iroquois-Lake Preston 43

Great Plains Lutheran 69, Tri-State, N.D. 49

Groton Area 71, West Central 54

Hanson 65, Menno 16

Harrisburg 51, Sioux Falls Washington 40

Huron 53, Rapid City Central 27

James Valley Christian 59, Sunshine Bible Academy 35

Mitchell 52, Rapid City Stevens 41

Morrill, Neb. 61, Edgemont 18

Parkston 45, Chamberlain 34

Potter County 53, Northwestern 33

Scottsbluff, Neb. 63, Douglas 41

Sioux Falls Christian 71, Elk Point-Jefferson 39

Sioux Falls O’Gorman 58, Sioux Falls Jefferson 54

Sturgis Brown 73, Pierre T F Riggs High School 59

Tea Area 56, Dell Rapids 49

Tri-Valley 64, Garretson 36

Viborg-Hurley 79, Irene-Wakonda 35

Waverly-South Shore 58, Waubay/Summit 45

Webster 57, Britton-Hecla 30

Wolsey-Wessington 71, Highmore-Harrold 52

Yankton 79, Sioux Falls Lincoln High School 44

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Tiospaye Topa 55, Takini 40

Wakpala 55, Oelrichs 22

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Todd County 68, Omaha Nation, Neb. 58

Wall 50, Crow Creek Tribal School 47

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Tiospa Zina Tribal 70, Little Wound 53

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Custer 85, Crazy Horse 50

Red Cloud 52, Lower Brule 42

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Pine Ridge 78, Lakota Tech 60

Rapid City Christian 64, White River 38

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Belle Fourche 50, Sundance, Wyo. 44

Newcastle, Wyo. 59, Lead-Deadwood 56, OT

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