South Dakota boys high school basketball scores from Tuesday, February 6th

By Mitchell Now February 7, 2024 5:45 am

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL

Aberdeen Christian 67, Ipswich 63

Aberdeen Roncalli 52, Miller 50

Arlington 67, Sioux Falls Lutheran 43

Beresford 60, Garretson 39

Bison 60, McIntosh 56

Brandon Valley 79, Sioux Falls Washington 49

Burke 67, Bon Homme 48

Canistota 81, Menno 34

Castlewood 68, Florence-Henry 56

Chester 71, Oldham-Ramona-Rutland 51

Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 66, McLaughlin 36

Colman-Egan 67, Wilmot 57

Crow Creek Tribal School 69, Chamberlain 65

Dakota Valley 75, Vermillion 65

DeSmet 50, Flandreau 29

Dell Rapids 64, Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 39

Deubrook 46, Great Plains Lutheran 35

Freeman Academy-Marion 53, Gayville-Volin High School 31

Gregory 61, Wagner 32

Hanson 69, Freeman 54

Hitchcock-Tulare 74, Highmore-Harrold 47

Hot Springs 58, Douglas 55

Howard 62, Bridgewater-Emery 41

Hulett, Wyo. 67, Edgemont 44

Huron 50, Pierre 46

James Valley Christian 81, Mitchell Christian 34

Leola-Frederick High School 71, Ellendale, N.D. 59

Lyman 60, Kimball-White Lake 48

Madison 66, McCook Central-Montrose 35

Marty 72, Andes Central-Dakota Christian 62

Milbank 72, Sisseton 53

Mitchell 68, Aberdeen Central 56

New Underwood 60, Kadoka 42

North Central, Neb. 80, Colome 61

Parkston 75, Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 64

Pine Ridge 69, White River 58

Rapid City Christian 81, Belle Fourche 28

Sioux Falls Jefferson 58, Watertown 47

Sioux Falls Lincoln 69, Sioux Falls O’Gorman 58

Sioux Falls Roosevelt 62, Brookings 44

Sioux Valley 69, Deuel 36

Spearfish 73, Sturgis Brown 69, OT

St Thomas More 48, Red Cloud 34

Sully Buttes 61, Herreid-Selby 46

Todd County 61, Bennett County 51

Tri-State, N.D. 56, Langford 27

Tripp-Delmont-Armour 57, Platte-Geddes 46

Viborg-Hurley 68, Parker 51

Warner 59, Redfield 24

Waubay/Summit 69, Estelline-Hendricks 49

Webster 67, Northwestern 33

Wessington Springs 72, Wolsey-Wessington 52

Winner 59, St Francis 49

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