South Dakota girls high school basketball scores from Tuesday, January 16

By Mitchell Now January 17, 2024 9:44 am

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Andes Central-Dakota Christian 50, Corsica/Stickney 45

Beresford 45, Madison 23

Canistota 50, Freeman Academy-Marion 23

Castlewood 58, Dell Rapids St. Mary 49

Centerville 73, Freeman 32

Estelline-Hendricks 52, Oldham-Ramona/Rutland 46

Ethan 75, Menno 17

Faulkton 58, Aberdeen Christian 43

Flandreau 67, Deuel 14

Florence-Henry 48, Webster 24

Garretson 57, Alcester-Hudson 39

Great Plains Lutheran 46, Waverly-South Shore 10

Hamlin 63, DeSmet 40

Hanson 59, Howard 43

Harrisburg 46, Sioux Falls Roosevelt 42

Highmore-Harrold 54, Sunshine Bible Academy 26

Hill City 49, Belle Fourche 42

Huron 54, Brookings 36

Irene-Wakonda 44, Scotland 30

Kimball-White Lake 66, Bridgewater-Emery 39

Langford 41, Hankinson, N.D. 14

Lennox 78, Parker 23

Leola-Frederick High School 50, Ellendale, N.D. 41

Lyman 58, White River 41

McCook Central-Montrose 55, Baltic 26

Milbank 67, Waubay/Summit 36

Miller 55, Crow Creek Tribal School 28

Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 54, Redfield 17

New Underwood 48, Philip 14

North Central 45, Ipswich 21

Pierre T F Riggs High School 65, Douglas 44

Red Cloud 84, Little Wound 22

Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 44, Hitchcock-Tulare 40

Sioux Falls Christian 56, Parkston 39

Sioux Falls Jefferson 59, Yankton 26

Sioux Falls O’Gorman 64, Aberdeen Central 27

Sioux Valley 61, Chester 55

St. Thomas More 48, Lead-Deadwood 12

Sully Buttes 58, Timber Lake 34

Tea Area 50, Watertown 32

Tri-Valley 60, Deubrook 50

Tripp-Delmont/Armour 50, Bon Homme 46

Vermillion 56, Elk Point-Jefferson 36

Viborg-Hurley 60, Avon 59

Wagner 66, O’Neill, Neb. 44

Wakpala 52, McIntosh 36

Wessington Springs 41, James Valley Christian 39

West Central 65, Dell Rapids 51

Wolsey-Wessington 47, Hitchcock-Tulare 44

West River Tournament=

Faith 44, Upton, Wyo. 40

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Colome vs. Jones County, ppd.

Elkton-Lake Benton vs. Arlington, ppd.

Marty Indian vs. Pine Ridge, ppd.

Tiospa Zina vs. Aberdeen Roncalli, ppd.

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