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

By Mitchell Now January 24, 2024 5:13 am

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Alcester-Hudson 52, Scotland 19

Andes Central-Dakota Christian 53, Wessington Springs 39

Arlington 51, Florence-Henry 44

Avon 46, Burke 39

Beresford 59, Irene-Wakonda 45

Bon Homme 65, Kimball-White Lake 38

Britton-Hecla 34, Leola-Frederick High School 32

Centerville 63, Tripp-Delmont-Armour 43

Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 51, St Francis 37

Colman-Egan 39, Castlewood 37

Dell Rapids St Mary 54, Deubrook 38

Elkton-Lake Benton 27, Dell Rapids 24

Faulkton 32, Northwestern 28

Flandreau 71, Madison 29

Gayville-Volin High School 58, Menno 43

Great Plains Lutheran 57, Wilmot 39

Gregory 51, Stanley County 41

Hamlin 52, Aberdeen Roncalli 41

Hanson 53, Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 34

Harrisburg 50, Brookings 36

Hill City 51, Sturgis Brown 37

Huron 53, Watertown 45

Marty 59, Santee, Neb. 49

Mobridge-Pollock 53, McLaughlin 35

Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 59, Wagner 45

Parkston 53, Platte-Geddes 34

Pierre 47, Aberdeen Central 37

Rapid City Christian 53, Custer 52

Red Cloud 66, Pine Ridge 23

Redfield 31, Hitchcock-Tulare 30

Sargent County, N.D. 74, Tiospa Zina 39

Sioux Falls Christian 82, Tea 73

Sioux Falls Jefferson 62, Sioux Falls Roosevelt 44

Sioux Falls Washington 56, Sioux Falls Lincoln 26

Sioux Valley 56, DeSmet 42

Sisseton 60, Lennox 49

Spearfish 37, St Thomas More 31

Tri-Valley 54, Canton 36

Warner 52, Langford 26

West Central 51, Parker 23

White River 69, Bennett County 34

Wolsey-Wessington 39, Sunshine Bible Academy 26

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