South Dakota boys high school basketball scores from Tuesday, January 23rd

By Mitchell Now January 24, 2024 5:14 am

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL

Aberdeen Christian 62, Herreid-Selby 34

Alcester-Hudson 61, Scotland 37

Baltic 78, McCook Central-Montrose 54

Beresford 50, Irene-Wakonda 19

Bon Homme 38, Kimball-White Lake 33

Bridgewater-Emery 74, Freeman Academy-Marion 51

Canistota 57, Chester 41

Castlewood 76, Colman-Egan 30

Dell Rapids 59, Elkton-Lake Benton 40

Faith 64, Potter County 62

Faulkton 70, Northwestern 49

Flandreau 48, Garretson 25

Florence-Henry 66, Arlington 55

Gayville-Volin High School 62, Menno 41

Hamlin 77, Aberdeen Roncalli 38

Harrisburg 69, Brookings 44

Highmore-Harrold 57, James Valley Christian 53

Hitchcock-Tulare 60, Redfield 39

Hot Springs 71, Wall 34

Jones County 51, Lyman 42

Leola-Frederick High School 52, Britton-Hecla 20

Lower Brule 76, Flandreau Indian 8

Madison 76, Chamberlain 34

McLaughlin 56, Mobridge-Pollock 31

New England, N.D. 59, Harding County 50

New Underwood 84, Newell 14

Oldham-Ramona-Rutland 64, Sioux Falls Lutheran 62

Parkston 70, Platte-Geddes 54

Pierre 53, Aberdeen Central 51

Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 55, Hanson 49

Sioux Falls Lincoln 68, Sioux Falls Washington 51

Stanley County 62, Sully Buttes 59

Timber Lake 39, Kadoka 37

Tiospa Zina 73, Sargent County, N.D. 44

Todd County 44, Winner 42

Tripp-Delmont-Armour 52, Centerville 45

Wagner 59, Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 52

Watertown 59, Huron 35

Webster 61, Waverly-South Shore 35

Wessington Springs 54, Andes Central-Dakota Christian 25

West Central 70, Parker 34

White River 55, Philip 40

Wolsey-Wessington 56, Sunshine Bible Academy 20

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Dupree vs. Takini, ppd.

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