South Dakota girls high school basketball scores from Tuesday, January 30th

By Mitchell Now January 31, 2024 5:33 am

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Avon 51, Menno 21

Brandon Valley 44, Marshall, Minn. 41

Brookings 49, Sioux Falls Washington 39

Burke 50, Corsica/Stickney 31

Castlewood 45, DeSmet 33

Centerville 73, Alcester-Hudson 25

Chester 66, Parker 46

Clark-Willow Lake 67, Wilmot 40

Colman-Egan 38, Bridgewater-Emery 22

Crow Creek Tribal School 46, Lower Brule 43

Custer 49, Douglas 36

Deubrook 45, Madison 35

Dupree 56, Timber Lake 52

Elk Point-Jefferson 57, Lennox 54

Elkton-Lake Benton 41, Deuel 40

Estelline-Hendricks 39, Waverly-South Shore 13

Ethan 73, Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 27

Freeman 81, Scotland 16

Gayville-Volin High School 44, Tripp-Delmont-Armour 35

Great Plains Lutheran 40, Webster 28

Harding County 56, Lemmon High School 43

Harrisburg 54, Pierre 50

Herreid-Selby 60, Faith 58

Highmore-Harrold 50, Sunshine Bible Academy 28

Howard 59, Irene-Wakonda 40

James Valley Christian 63, Hitchcock-Tulare 44

Lakota Tech 72, St Francis 18

Leola-Frederick High School 54, Ipswich 29

Marty 70, Colome 52

Mitchell 43, Sioux Falls Jefferson 41

Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 67, Gregory 27

North Central 38, Aberdeen Christian 29

Parkston 66, McCook Central-Montrose 40

Platte-Geddes 52, Chamberlain 48

Potter County 58, Redfield 32

Rapid City Christian 52, St Thomas More 45

Sioux Falls Christian 60, Canton 30

Sioux Falls O’Gorman 53, Tea 45

Sioux Falls Roosevelt 39, Huron 32, OT

Sisseton 51, Britton-Hecla 37

Spearfish 75, Lead-Deadwood 9

Sully Buttes 52, Jones County 32

Todd County 61, Stanley County 46

Vermillion 67, Beresford 31

Viborg-Hurley 52, Canistota 44

Wagner 60, Hanson 38

Wakpala 36, Strasburg, N.D. 35

Warner 55, Faulkton 33

Watertown 56, Sioux Falls Lincoln 36

Wessington Springs 59, Iroquois-Lake Preston 49

West Central 48, Tri-Valley 44

Winner 61, Miller 15

Wolsey-Wessington 42, Kimball-White Lake 40, OT

Class 5A District 3

Play-in

Belle Fourche 65, Rapid City Central 59

Bennett County 53, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 46

Dell Rapids St Mary 65, Oldham-Ramona-Rutland 55

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