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

By Mitchell Now February 7, 2024 5:43 am

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Aberdeen Roncalli 60, Miller 48

Andes Central-Dakota Christian 53, Marty 33

Bison 53, McIntosh 37

Bon Homme 41, Burke 34

Brandon Valley 59, Sioux Falls Washington 43

Bridgewater-Emery 64, Flandreau Indian 25

Brookings 48, Sioux Falls Roosevelt 42

Centerville 70, Canton 45

Chester 83, Oldham-Ramona-Rutland 55

Crazy Horse 69, Takini 18

Edgemont 54, Hulett, Wyo. 24

Elk Point-Jefferson 59, Ponca, Neb. 22

Estelline-Hendricks 65, Waubay/Summit 52

Faulkton 59, Potter County 57

Flandreau 67, DeSmet 34

Florence-Henry 45, Castlewood 26

Garretson 45, Beresford 37

Gayville-Volin High School 47, Freeman Academy-Marion 19

Hanson 58, Freeman 44

Harding County 54, Dupree 16

Herreid-Selby 54, Wakpala 44

Hill City 48, Douglas 23

Hitchcock-Tulare 50, Highmore-Harrold 48

Ipswich 40, Aberdeen Christian 24

Iroquois-Lake Preston 61, Wolsey-Wessington 51

Kimball-White Lake 52, Corsica/Stickney 45

Lemmon High School 43, Faith 39

Little Wound 71, Lakota Tech 67

Mitchell 51, Aberdeen Central 39

Mobridge-Pollock 54, Timber Lake 15

Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 75, Dell Rapids 44

North Central, Neb. 55, Colome 24

Northwestern 53, Webster 37

Parker 36, Viborg-Hurley 30

Parkston 57, Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 51

Philip 45, Jones County 32

Pierre 58, Huron 45

Red Cloud 51, St Thomas More 34

Sioux Falls Christian 48, Tri-Valley 43

Sioux Falls Jefferson 54, Watertown 38

Sioux Falls O’Gorman 60, Sioux Falls Lincoln 18

Sioux Valley 70, Deuel 26

Sisseton 63, Milbank 34

Spearfish 50, Sturgis Brown 33

Tea 52, Harrisburg 44

Todd County 61, Bennett County 50

Tri-State, N.D. 74, Tiospa Zina 68

Tripp-Delmont-Armour 41, Platte-Geddes 36

Vermillion 69, Dakota Valley 56

Wagner 64, Gregory 29

Warner 52, Redfield 24

West Central 60, McCook Central-Montrose 35

White River 78, Pine Ridge 21

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