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SDHSAA STAFF Wayne Carney, Executive Director Jo Auch, Assistant Executive Director John Krogstrand, Assistant Executive Director James Weaver, Assistant Executive Director Aaron Magnuson, Technology Director Jeannie Davis, Comptroller Paula Lind, Officials’ Coordinator Jeaneen Bingner, Administrative Assistant Vicki McCrea, Administrative Assistant Barb Haberling, Administrative Assistant

SDHSAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jason Uttermark, Division I Aberdeen Central High School, Aberdeen Dan Whalen, Division II Pierre T.F. Riggs High School, Pierre Rick Weber, East River At-Large Flandreau High School, Flandreau Darren Paulson, West River At-Large Rapid City Central High School, Rapid City Eldon Marshall, Native American Rep. White River High School, White River Michael Miller, Board of Education Aberdeen School District, Aberdeen Todd Trask, Board of Education Wall School District, Wall

SDHSAA BASKETBALL ADVISORY COMMITTEE “AA” Coach: Kraig Blomme, Rapid City Central “A” Coach: Eric Bass, Flandreau “B” Coach: Ross Peterson, Chester Area Athletic Director: Neil Goter, Wagner Principal: Kevin Lien, Harrisburg Official: Terry Jastram, Sioux Falls Native American Coach: Leonard “Yamni” Jack, Lower Brule

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On behalf of the SDHSAA Board of Directors and the SDHSAA Staff, we welcome you to the 2014 SDHSAA State Girls’ Basketball Tournament.

Interscholastic activities serve as an extension of the classroom and a tool for learning life lessons including discipline, teamwork, and dedication.

Your experience during this event will serve as a special memory for you, your family, and community supporters.

We encourage you to take in the city and learn more about its community and the residents who are proud to serve as hosts. These host communities serve as snapshots of the diverse state we all call home.

Proper conduct and good sportsmanship are encouraged and expected during all state events.

Best of luck to all participants!

Darren Paulson, Chairperson SDHSAA Board of Directors

Tournament Management u Tournament Director: John Krogstrand, Asst.

Executive Director, SDHSAA u Tournament Manager: Karen Hahn, SHS u Announcers: Scott Jensen and Steve Morford u Official Clock: Duane Tordoff u Official Book: Vaughn Heckel u Stats: Dylan Laney, Sarah Hill u Video Board: Colton Nickelson u DakStats: Jhett Albers, Kristin Carmichael u Team Video Introductions: Western Sky Media u Athletic Trainers: Kristy Eastman, Shawn Mechling, Stephanie Gallagher, Sonnie Neiman, from Regional Sports Medicine u Media: Chad McCarty u Team Escorts: Bob Aiken, Harvey Hicks, Mike Apland, Darrel Hahn u Supervision: Marcia Aiken, Jim Meade, Jayna Morrill, Callie Ackerman, Aaron Nida, Charlie Neilson, Amy Torgerson, Danielle Ligtenberg, Eric Ligtenberg, Bruce Bresee, Shawn Huxtable, LeAnn Vette, Adam Tyhurst u Awards: Jamie VanDeest u Ticket Sellers: Eileen Johnson u Hospitality: Betty Wettlaufer u T-Shirt Sales: Alpine Impressions u Official Photographer: Hottshotts Photography u Program Sales: SHS Constitutional Government Class u Dinner of Champions: Visit Spearfish & Steve Meeker

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Tournament Band, Halftime Entertainment & Awards Presentation Schedule

SDHSAA Arena Rules The following rules and regulation are applicable to all venues hosting SDHSAA State Events: u All fans must wear shirts. u Fans are not prohibited from wearing face paint. u Human tunnels and/or break through hoops are prohibited. u Face masks are prohibited. u Signs, banners, and noisemakers are prohibited. u Spectators must remain off the playing floor at all times. u No one is allowed to sit, stand or hang on the basket or the basket supports. u The throwing of objects of any kind onto the playing floor in prohibited. u Laser pointers are prohibited and will be confiscated by meet management. u In the sport of basketball, during all championship round games, adults are not permitted to sit on the main floor in the student sections. u Jumping up and down on the bleachers, in unison, is prohibited. u All fans will be expected to remain off the playing floor until after the awarding of medals and trophies. Failure to remain off the playing floor will result in the offending team not being recognized by the public address announcer. Medals and trophy will be awarded to school personnel following the awards ceremony. Fans will be allowed on to the playing floor following the presentation of all awards.

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National Anthem & Tournament bands:

March 13: Session 1 & 2:

National Anthem – Spearfish High School Band

Tournament Band - Spearfish High School Band,

Director Steve Aalbu March 14: Session 3 & 4:

National Anthem – Lead-Deadwood High School Band

Tournament Band - Lead-Deadwood High School Band, Director Mick Dragoo March 15: Session 5:

National Anthem – Miller High School Trombone Quartet Session 6:

National Anthem – Custer High School All-State Vocal Ensemble

Halftime Entertainment:

Thursday, March 13: Afternoon 1st Game: Spearfish High School Band

2nd Game: Spearfish High School Band Evening 1st Game: Spearfish High School Band

2nd Game: Spearfish High School Band,

“Tournament Band” Plaque Presentation Friday, March 14: Afternoon 1st Game: Lead-Deadwood High School Band

2nd Game: Lead-Deadwood High School Band Evening 1st Game: St. Thomas More Dance Team

2nd Game: “Tournament Band” Plaque Presentation Saturday, March 15: Afternoon Before 1st Game: “Presentation of the Colors,”

Pine Ridge High School JROTC –

Maj. Michael Iwen, Advisor

1st Game: Open

2nd Game: Open

Evening Before 1st Game: “Opening Ceremonies & Presentation of the Colors,” Pine Ridge High School JROTC – Maj. Michael Iwen, Advisor

1st Game: Awards to 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th place teams

2nd Game: Awards to 3rd & 4th place teams, Tournament Band Plaque Presentation, “Spirit of Six” Award, “Spirit of Su” Award

After Game: Championship & Runner-up Team Awards, All-Tournament Team Awards

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Years 37 28 31 30 28 38 30 28 18 22 22 28 17 19 19 21 21 17 22 17 19 26 20 17 21 21 19 23 13 19 20 17 25 16 15 19 16 15 13 12 20 13 10 16 11 15 19 16 18 14 13 22 22 16 20 15 11 17 20 13 21 13 16

South Dakota High School Girls Varsity All-Time Coaching Records South Dakota Girls VCareer arsity Basketball All-­‐Time Career Coaching Records Researched & compiled bybDanny Updated by Dan Sabers Compiled & Researched y Danny OOlson. lson. Updated

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Coach School (s) *Rob VanLaecken Parkston Fred Tibbetts Jefferson,SF Roosevelt *Dawn Seiler McIntsh,Aberdeen Central Doug Groth WyndmereND, Selby Area *Jim Bridge Hanson *Ron Determan Geddes, Burke, South Central Terry Fisher Harrisburg Dennis Schaeffer Platte Ron Flynn Lennox, Wakonda *Cal Schubert Sisseton Byron Utter Langford, Mobridge Bill Luther SFL,Sioux Falls Christian Bob Winter Yankton *Brad Poppe Avon Edwin Miller Ipswich Tom Rogers Stanley County Jack Rasmussen Salem-­‐McCook Central Bob Sittig Baltic *Doug Pesicka Yankton Dean Leuning Tri-­‐Valley Rich Luther Lennox *Brad Johnson Bowdle Charles Sizer Miller Randi Faeth SumNE,Rapid City Central *Tim McCain Artesian-­‐Letcher, Mitchell Ron Riherd Rapid City Stevens *Jeff Dvorak Dell R apids

Larry Koth Colome Gale Lundberg Deuel/Clear Lake *Mike Ring Highmore-­‐Harrold Ronald G. Graves Corsica, Cresbard Don Shields Pierre T.F. Riggs Deb Fredrickson Arte,DrND,Rosh,Canistota *Kent Kolsrud SF O’Gorman Tim Hagedorn Kodoka Randy Kludt Winner Mike Knust Deubrook *Josh Page Harding County Gary Munsen Mitchell Galen Swenson Castlewood Lon Ihler Spring,BH, Old-­‐Ram, ORR Jerry Altenburg Armour *Mark Amdahl Summit *Tim Nihart Wessington, Wolsey, JV Jim Calhoon South Shore, White River Lonnie Robinson Kimball Dean Christensen Hurley,Polo,Emery,Deuel LaDean Hettich BowdleRosholt,Eureka, *Kevin Janish Scotland Jean Holzkamp Kadoka Neil Goter Wagner Bev Ball WesS,Grot,Jones County Cal Nygaard R ND,Leol,LnMN, Milbank Lonnie Klundt Gregory Duane Casavan Stickney Jim Holwerda Brookings Dave Krauth TV,DM IA, S F Roosevelt John Butterfield Hett ND, Bison, Lemmon Marcelle Herman Belle Fourche Gordon Bergquist Milbank *Lynn Frederick Agar, Brookings Mike Pecenka Timber Lake Brian Schuring Groton

Wins 595 550 506 468 468 424 392 360 351 348 344 335 322 321 318 302 301 297 297 295 294 278 276 273 273 272 268 264 255 250 246 243 240 238 235 232 232 231 222 221 220 220 218 215 214 210 209 208 208 206 203 202 201 200 199 198 197 197 197 195 193 192 191

Losses 222 101 200 205 171 356 247 196 68 138 152 183 53 117 108 153 161 94 218 87 134 244 161 109 173 191 154 236 209 160 175 158 191 138 95 171 136 79 75 72 196 74 27 133 45 125 203 159 170 105 75 218 157 108 228 119 61 160 178 95 274 95 142

Years Coach 14 Jim Noyes 21 Lew Paulson 13 Tim Frederick 15 Lisa Kraning 20 *Shawn Woodward 15 *Bill Hansen 19 *Brian Relf 12 Byron Hand 16 *Lorisa Broughton 12 Lyle’Dusty’LeBeau 10 Ron Weber 13 Rick Brommer 13 Tom Comes 12 *Leslie Tvedt 12 Terry Schouten 14 Tim Buddenhagen 10 Brad Noem 13 Dennis Sumption 13 Wayne Allen 9 Jason Christensen 9 *Nate Malchow 11 Bruce Schmidt 9 *Chris Clark 15 Larry Hines 13 *Kraig Blomme 14 Leo Larang 9 Sheila Huth 11 Randy Parry 11 Mike Bjerke 10 *Darin Hunter 13 Duane Wince 10 Todd Jutting 11 JoAnn Auch 9 Charles Zimiga 16 Clyde Millslagle 12 *Brad DeBeer 10 Kevin DeCurtins 14 Cheryl Jenner 8 Daryl Fletcher 11 Doug Peterson 12 Lonnie Stover 12 Mark Prouty 12 Brian J. Jones 8 Wade Rozell 10 Troy Haaland 15 Mark Rockafellow 10 Jerry Wheeler 12 Rich Osborn 10 Jamie Parish 9 Paul Kelley 11 Alex ‘Red’ Prue 7 Derek Robey 8 Ron Metz 7 Terry Trautman 9 Mike Ruth 6 Jim Hulscher 8 Jim Holbeck 10 Lonni Stover 8 Randy Hoffman 8 Jacque Liebl 8 Tom Lee

School (s) W Springs, W Lake, Huron Hosmer, Edmunds Central West Central Centerville Philip, Hill City Hurley Flandreau Tulare Corsica R Cld, Lwound,Pine Ridge Armour Tri-­‐Valley, S F Washington Henry, West Central Castlewood Uchrist,IA, J V Christian Huron Hamlin Willow lake Brandon Valley Stickney/Mt Vernon Washington Spearfish Roosevelt Sturgis R.C. Central O’Gorman Hurley,Irene,Beresford Howard Freeman-­‐,Arlington Miller Letch,MtVern,Spf,R C Douglas Waverly/South Shore Menno Pine Ridge Rapid City Central S.V.,Deubrook Madison Sisseton Elk Point/Jefferson Groton Iroquis Waubay, Henry Lgfld,IhMN,Trp/Del,Amr,Bridgewate Northwestern Warner Marion Philip, Murdo-­‐Jones Co, Newell Northwestern Vermillion,Centerville Willow Lake St. Francis Abd Roncalli, Aberdeen Central Lemmon Grant/Deuel Hoven, Doland/Conde Tulare, Hitchcock-­‐Tulare Bridgewater, Viborg, Parker Iroquois White Lake/Plankinton Menno Roslyn

Wins Losses 188 120 188 239 188 89 185 136 184 202 184 146 183 221 182 95 182 146 178 64 176 51 175 95 172 63 170 78 168 86 168 147 164 60 163 110 159 124 158 31 157 55 155 91 155 61 154 123 154 153 153 143 152 69 152 88 152 76 152 92 151 125 150 69 148 152 147 62 146 146 146 112 145 123 141 99 139 38 138 60 133 76 133 131 133 107 132 49 131 42 129 154 129 119 129 112 128 93 124 34 122 40 122 92 121 61 120 64 118 78 112 30 112 56 109 53 108 57 106 67 105 51

(*) Active (*) Coaches Records Records Updated at End f Regular Season 2014 Active Coaches Updated atoEnd of Regular Season 2014 Fred Tibbets (Roosevelt) state’s longest winning streak in Class 111 straight (1997-2002) Fred Tibbets (Roosevelt) Set state’s longest winning streak in CSet lass ‘AA’ 111 straight (1997-­‐2002) Ron Flynn ‘AA’ (Wakonda) Set state’s longest winning streak Class ‘B’ 101 straight (1997-­‐2002) Ron Flynn (Wakonda) Set state’s longest winning streak Class ‘B’ 101 straight (1997-2002) Charlie Sizer (Miller) Set state’s longest winning in CSet lass state’s ‘A’ 73 slongest traight (1990-­‐1993) in Class ‘A’ 73 straight (1990-1993) Charlie Sizerstreak (Miller) winning streak

Updated by Dan Sabers with corrections and updates call 605-630-2060 or e-mail dan.sabers@k12.sd.us

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Good Sportsmanship Happens When Coaches:

u Follow the rules of the sport during the progress of the game. u Accept the decision of officials without showing inappropriate emotions. u Avoid public display of criticism in front of players or spectators. u Exercise self-control at all times, setting an example for others to follow.

Teams:

u Display at all times the fundamentals of sportsmanship. u Treat opponents with respect at all times. u Avoid unsportsmanlike gestures or language. u Respect the judgment of game officials. u Win without boasting, lose without excuses, and never quits. u Exercise self control at all times, setting an example for others to follow.

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Officials:

u Know the rules and their interpretations. u Place the welfare of the participants above all other considerations. u Treat players and coaches courteously and demand the same kind of treatment from them. u Work cooperatively with fellow officials, timers and/or scorers for an efficient contest. u Are fair and firm in all decisions.

Spectators:

u Cooperate with and responds enthusiastically to cheerleaders. u Respect the property of others. u Respect the judgment of the coach and game official. u Avoid unsportsmanlike gestures or language. u Recognize and appreciate a good play no matter who makes it.

Cheerleaders:

u Cultivate an attitude of good sportsmanship and realize their responsibility as leaders for upgrading sportsmanship among spectators. u Lead positive cheers using yells that are phrased to boost their own team without antagonizing their opponents. u Choose the right cheer at the right time with the right presentation. u Give encouragement to all players and recognize outstanding performances by either team.

Bands:

u Choose appropriate music and time for performing. u Wear school-approved uniforms. u Show respect for officials, opponents and spectators. u Avoid unsportsmanlike gestures or language.

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Webster Area “Bearcats”

Front row - left to right: Statisticians: Jordan Juhnke, Hannah Block, Ashlyn Kampa and Ariana Storley.

Middle row - left to right: Lindsey Vogl, Jobi McCreary, Breanna Bullert, Dylan Hanson, Whitney Keller and Mollie Rausch. Back row - left to right: Head Coach Jared Vergeldt, McKenzie Volesky, Mariah Volesky, Devin Spindler, Shawna Hanson, Lindsey Schoenbeck, Faith Shoemaker, Haley Rithmiller and Assistant Coach Bill Sawinsky.

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Dark 10 12 14 20 22 24 30 32 34 42 44 50 52

Name Dylan Hanson Mariah Volesky Breanna Bullert Lindsey Vogl Mollie Rausch Whitney Keller Devin Spindler McKenzie Volesky Haley Rithmiller Lindsey Schoenbeck Jobi McCreary Shawna Hanson Faith Shoemaker

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Height 5’5 5’5 6/1 5’8 5’7 5’7 5’5 5’5 5’8 5’9 5’9 5’9 5’7

Position G G F/C G F G G G F F/C F F/C F

Grade 12 9 12 11 9 11 10 9 9 9 11 10 9

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Head Coach Jared Vergeldt Jared grew up in Aberdeen, SD and attended Aberdeen Central, graduating in 1992. He played on 3 state tournament teams under Terry Small. Jared then went on and played a few years at Northern State University under Bob Olson. Jared has been an elementary teacher for 17 years--2 in Chamberlain and 15 at Webster. He has been the head coach of the girls basketball team for 10 years. Jared has coached varsity cross country, varsity volleyball, jr high basketball, jr high track and varsity basketball. Jared is married to Sarah and they have two children, Tommy and Georgia.

2013-2014 Season Record (14 - 7)

Warner 34-56 Clark/Willow Lake 42-70 Ipswich 49-55 Sisseton 52-49 Britton-Hecla 53-47 Deuel 54-44 Groton Area 40-45 Tiospa Zina 55-45 Redfield/Doland 40-38 Florence/Henry 51-19 Groton Area 33-43 Waverly-South Shore 38-22 Hamlin 41-43 Leola/Frederick 54-26 Northwestern 57-51 Aberdeen Roncalli 56-47 Wilmot 46-50 Milbank 39-37 Postseason 3-0 Britton-Hecla 50-44 Milbank 45-44 Aberdeen Roncalli 40-32

About the Bearcats: Head Coach:

Jared Vergeldt

Assistant Coach:

Bill Sawinsky

Statisticians: Jordan Juhnke, Ashlyn Kampa, Calen Johnson, Hannah Block, Ariana Storley Superintendent:

Jim Block

Principal:

Jim Block

Athletic Director:

Bill Sawinsky

School Colors:

Maroon & Gold

School Song:

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Sioux Valley “Cossacks”

Back row - left to right: Assistant Coach Val Kleinjan, Lauren Buisker, Natasha Halbersma, Anna Keefe, Taylor Acterberg, Carley Peterson, Kimberly Reeter, Brooke Jensen, Courtney Vanderzee, Krista Honomichl and Head Coach Leah Pitts.

Middle row - left to right: Anna Mullaney, Tiffany Bjorklund, Jessica Pepperman, Kendall Stuefen, Samantha Jung, Chloe Larsen, Kaylee Granum, Andrea Benson and Jennifer Keefe. Front row - left to right: Stats and Managers Tori Bertelson, Carly Granum, Ellen Jensen, Miakken Vincent and Jordan Schulte.

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Dark 1 3 5 10 12 14 23 24 30 32 33 34 40 42 44

Name Krista Honomichl Jessica Pepperman Tiffany Bjorklund Courtney Vanderzee Kaylee Granum Jennifer Keefe Carley Peterson Anna Keefe Natasha Halbersma Brinn Jensen Lauren Buisker Andrea Benson Samantha Jung Brooke Jensen Kimberly Reeter

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Height 5’7 5’8 5’7 5’9 5’6 5’5 5’9 5’8 5’8 6’1 5’5 5’7 5’6 5’11 6’1

Position F G G F G G G G F C G G F C C

Grade 10 10 10 10 10 11 10 12 12 12 10 10 11 12 10

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Head Coach Leah Pitts Leah is a 2005 graduate of USD and a 2001 graduate of Sioux Valley High School. She teaches Middle School Math at Sioux Valley and this is her sixth year as the varsity girls’ basketball coach. Leah also coaches 8th grade volleyball. Before coming to Sioux Valley, Leah coached basketball and volleyball for two years at Vermillion High School during college and then taught and coached at Gayville-Volin after graduating from USD. Leah played in the 2000 state tournament and received the Spirit of Su award. She has been to two state tournaments as an assistant coach at Vermillion in 2005 and 2006 and one with Sioux Valley in 2009 as the head coach. Leah has one four year old son, Westin.

2013-2014 Season Record (19 - 3) Howard 76-27 Clark/Willow Lake 55-30 De Smet 60-64 Parker 75-44 Arlington 61-34 Baltic 55-29 Hamlin 59-68 Chester Area 51-40 Dell Rapids 47-31 Sisseton 63-37 Parker 78-30 McCook Central/Montrose 61-40 Chester Area 59-27 Deubrook Area 61-47 Flandreau 58-18 Deuel 67-23 Madison 56-44 McCook Central/Montrose 44-25 Castlewood 55-59 Garretson 63-48 Postseason 2-0 Hamlin 53-44 Clark/Willow Lake 68-58

About the Cossacks: Head Coach:

Leah Pitts

Assistant Coach: Valerie Kleinjan, Paul Buisker Managers:

Carly Granum, Miakken Vincent, Anna Mullaney, Kendall Stueffen, Chloe Larsen

Statisticians: Tori Bertelsen, Ellen Jensen, Jordan Schulte, Taylor Achterberg, Brooke Nelson Athletic Trainer: SDSU Superintendent:

Tom Oster

Principal:

Belinda Miller

Athletic Director:

Moe Ruesink

School Colors:

Navy Blue & Gold

School Song

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Garretson “Blue Dragons”

Sitting: Mya Long. Front row - left to right: Raegen Altman, Malia Johnson, Coach Kevin Steckler, Coach Dave Mudder, Aftyn Heitkamp and Logan Bly. Middle row - left to right: Morgan Gloe, Jaden Bly, Macey Bohl, Mara Van De Berg, Saige Gullickson, Teisha Carnicle, McKenzie Blosmo, Brianna Mudder and Brandy Greenhoff. Back row - left to right: Kindra Clark, Haley Edmundson, Siri Wollmann, Peyton Heitkamp, Hailey Steffes and Teila Carnicle.

Pictured left to right: Jesika Benson, Jera Sands and Briana Bottelberghe.

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Name Teila Carnicle Mara VanDeBerg Jaden Bly Teisha Carnicle McKenzie Blosmo Brianna Mudder Macey Bohl Peyton Heitkamp Kindra Clark Hailey Steffes Siri Wollmann Haley Edmundson

Height 5’6 5’6 5’6 5’5 5’2 5’6 5’4 5’11 5’4 5’8 6’0 5’11

Position G G G G G F F C G F C F

Grade 12 11 10 11 10 11 9 10 9 9 9 12

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Head Coach Dave Mudder I grew up on a farm with my 12 brothers and sisters near Avon, SD, and graduated from Avon High School in 1985. I attended the University of South Dakota and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education in Health. I later attended Northern State University to complete my Elementary Education Certification.

I live in Garretson with my wife and three children.

My wife, Mary, is an Elementary Special Education teacher for the Brandon Valley School District. My son, Brady, is a freshman at Dakota Wesleyan University, where he plays football and is majoring in accounting. My daughter, Brianna, is a junior, and my youngest son, Brennan is a 7th grader. They both attend Garretson School, where they’re also active in various sports.

I have taught for the Garretson School District for the past 16 years. I currently teach K-12 Physical Education and Health. I have been the Head Varsity Girls’ Basketball Coach for 4 years and Assistant Girls’ Basketball Coach for 11 years. Prior to coming to Garretson, I taught in Dupree, SD, where I was the Assistant Girls’ Basketball Coach for 2 years. My record as Head GBB Coach at Garretson is 43 and 42.

2013-2014 Season Record (11 - 11)

Dell Rapids St. Mary 46-49 Tri-Valley 30-50 Colman-Egan 56-44 Canton 53-42 Deubrook Area 41-47 Chester Area 48-53 Dell Rapids 45-30 Flandreau 51-34 Baltic 48-45 Hills-Beaver Creek, MN 41-33 Sioux Falls Christian 41-50 Tea Area 47-51 Baltic 49-39 Chester Area 52-57 McCook Central/Montrose 40-44 McCook Central/Montrose 37-56 Elkton-Lake Benton 52-42 Howard 47-55 Parker 63-58 Sioux Valley 48-63 Postseason 2-0 SF Christian 48-42 Madison 46-40

About the Blue Dragons: Head Coach: Dave Mudder Assistant Coach: Kevin Steckler Managers: Raegen Altman, Logan Bly,

Mya Long, Aftyn Heitkamp, Malia Johnson Statisticians: Morgan Gloe, Brandy Greenhoff, Saige Gullickson Cheer Coach: Shelly Long Superintendent: Robert L. Arend Principal: Chris Long Athletic Director: Robert L. Arend School Colors: Royal Blue & White School Song: Illinois Loyalty

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Elk Point - Jefferson “Huskies”

Front row - left to right: Emma McInerney, Amy Zeller, Skylore Curry, Keely Bertram, Brittany Hanson and Hope Erickson. Middle Row - left to right: Josie Heeren, Morgan Flynn, Alexis Flynn, Miranda Stabe, McKenzie Mennenga and Maria Corio. Back Row - left to right: Jenny Dailey, Assistant Coach Adam Timmins, Head Coach Gary Nebelsick, Assistant Coach Jim Rosenbaum, Manager Alexa Montagne and Payton Donnelly.

Light 3 4 5 11 15 20 23 30 35 43 44 51 52 53

Dark 3 4 5 11 15 20 23 30 35 43 44 51 52 53

Name Payton Donnelly Miranda Stabe McKenzie Mennenga Hope Erickson Maria Corio Josie Heeren Alexis Flynn Brittany Hanson Morgan Flynn Amy Zeller Emma McInerney Skylore Curry Keely Bertram Jenny Dailey

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Height 5’7 5’8 5’8 5’5 5’7 5’5 5’9 5’10 5’9 5-11 5’7 5’11 5-9 5’11

Position G F G G G G F F F C F C F C

Grade 10 11 10 12 11 10 10 12 10 12 12 12 12 11

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Head Coach Gary Nebelsick Gary graduated from Howard High School in 1977 and Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell, SD in 1981 and has coached basketball in South Dakota for 30 years. He coached in Tripp, SD for 5 years, Elk Point, SD for 8 years, and now Elk Point-Jefferson for 17 years. Gary coached the EPJ boys from 1999-2009 and his 2004 team placed 7th at the State A tournament.

In 1996 he retired from teaching and owns and operates his own business, Gary’s Tree Service, Inc. but continued coaching basketball. Gary was with the EPJ girls basketball as an assistant to Daryl Fletcher in the 90’s when their teams made the State A in 96’(3rd), 98’(5th), and 99’(4th).

After retiring from the boys program in 2009 he took the Head Girls job at EPJ in 2012 and the Huskies have gone 34-10 the past 2 seasons.

Gary and his wife Barb, who teaches and coaches at EPJ, have 4 children; Lindsey and husband Mike Swenson, Leslie and husband Blake Allard, Michael, and Mary. Gary is a very proud grandpa with 4 grandsons; Kaylor(4), Olund(2), Maddock(4 mo) Swenson and Jasper(2)Allard.

2013-2014 Season Record (20 - 2)

Vermillion 50-40 Canton 64-33 Madison 60-39 Sioux Falls Christian 73-40 St. Thomas More 41-65 Dell Rapids 71-42 West Central 72-61 Viborg-Hurley 74-39 Ponca, NE 67-53 Vermillion 68-49 Sergeant Bluff-Luton, IA 47-55 Akron-Westfield, IA 59-34 Tri-Valley 64-51 Tri-Valley 61-46 Lennox 53-40 Dakota Valley 60-30 Homer, NE 71-62 Beresford 68-43 Centerville 61-39 Tea Area 79-28 Postseason 2-0 Vermillion 60-42 Lennox 65-38

About the Huskies: Head Coach:

Gary Nebelsick

Assistant Coaches:

Jim Rosenbaum Adam Timmins

Manager:

Alexa Montagne

Athletic Trainer:

Randi Hunter, CNOS

Superintendent:

Brian Shanks

Principal:

Travis Aslesen

Athletic Director:

Jeff Zeller

School Colors:

Royal Blue, Black & Silver

School Song:

The Victors

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Uniform Colors for State Basketball Tournaments Top team in bracket wears Light (L) Bottom team in bracket wear Dark (D) BHSU Donald E. Young Center, Spearfish **Televised on SDPB 2

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Friday Saturday

(L) Game #5 12:00 noon MST Friday (D)

(L) Game #10 Consolation Championship 1:45 MST Saturday (D)

Officials

(L) Game #6 1:45 MST Friday (D)

St. Thomas 12:00 noon M Garretso

Pine Ridg 1:45 MST Sioux Vall

Elk Point-Jeff 6:00 MST Webster A

Winner 7:45 MST Mt. Vernon-Pla

(L) Brian Weber Bridgewater

Chuck Donnelly Elk Point

Dale Tjarks Flandreau

Gene Struck Montrose

Jim Haskamp Alexandria

Jim Phillips Deadwood

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Game #9, 7th/8th 12:00 noon MST Saturday (D)

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School Record St. Thomas More ............. 20-1 Elk Point-Jefferson........... 20-2 Winner............................ 21-1 Pine Ridge....................... 20-2 Sioux Valley..................... 19-3 Mt. Vernon-Plankinton..... 18-5 Webster Area................... 14-7 Garretson...................... 11-11

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Game #7 6:00 MST Friday

(L) (D) Game #12 Championship

fferson #2 (L) Thursday Area #7 (D)

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8:00 MST Saturday (L) Game #8 7:45 MST Friday

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(L) Game #11, 3rd/4th 6:00 MST Saturday (D)

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Louis Young Ft. Pierre

Patrick Deutsch, Jr. Sisseton

Ryan Neale Watertown

Terry Duffy Brookings

Tom Eggers Sioux Falls

William Cirlce Eagle Eagle Butte

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Mt. Vernon-Plankinton “ Titans”

Front row - left to right: Kallyn Prangley, Ashley Glanzer, Maci McGhee, Becca Glanzer, Sachiko Risseeuw, Payleen O'Day, Haley Hinker and Mikayla Weiss. Back row - left to right: Coach Darcy Deinert, Coach Bill Marquardt, Lucy Moore, Makaela Karst, Jordan Achterberg, Megan Bultsma, Dani Stoltz, Erin Denning, Coach Max Schaffer and Coach Lawron Bohr.

Light 3 5 10 11 13 15 21 23 24 25 31 32 33 50

Dark 3 5 10 11 13 15 21 23 24 25 31 32 33 50

Name Kallyn Prangley Lucy Moore Haley Hinker Becca Glanzer Payleen O’Day Mikayla Weiss Sachiko Risseeuw Erin Denning Ashley Glanzer Dani Stoltz Maci McGhee Makaela Karst Jordan Achterberg Megan Bultsma

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Height 5’4 5’6 5’4 5’6 5’5 5’4 5’3 5’5 5’4 5’11 5’6 5’10 5’10 6’3

Position G G G G G G G G G P F F F P

Grade 11 10 11 12 10 10 12 9 10 11 12 10 11 10

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Head Coach Bill Marquardt Bill is in his first year at MVP, and his first year as a girls basketball coach. This is the second year of a sports co-op between Mt. Vernon and Plankinton. Mt. Vernon won State “B” titles in 2004 and 2005, but this is Plankinton’s first trip to a state girls basketball tournament.

Prior to retiring last May, Bill taught middle school Social Studies, Language Arts, and PE for 36 years. He was a head boys basketball coach for 33 years, with a boys BB career record of 462-255. He coached teams from Bridgewater, Hanson, and McCook Central/Montrose in five state tournaments.

Hanson won the State “A” in 1986.

Bill is a graduate of Salem HS, Northern State, and SDSU. His family includes wife Laura, son Chris, and daughter Dana.

2013-2014 Season Record (18 - 5)

Chamberlain 49-40 West Central 45-76 Ethan 53-59 Corsica/Stickney 50-31 Dakota Christian 43-32 Gregory 55-11 Bridgewater-Emery 52-33 Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 43-50 Avon 60-55 Canton 50-27 Kimball/White Lake 42-25 Wagner 54-38 Winner 51-58 Mitchell Christian 55-37 Platte-Geddes 47-34 Dell Rapids 46-24 Burke/South Central 43-31 Hanson 40-42 Bon Homme 54-28 Parkston 42-27 Postseason 3-0 Bon Homme 51-35 Tri-Valley 38-30 West Central 38-36

About the Titans: Head Coach:

Bill Marquardt

Assistant Coach:

Darcy Deinert, Lawron Bohr, Max Schaffer

Managers:

Christa Glanzer, Reagan Klooz, Dacey Rihanek, Hallie Schmidt

Statisticians:

Haley Delancey, Alyson Stahl, Wopela Schulte, Steph Faulhaber

Superintendent:

Patrick Mikkonen, James Jones

Principal:

Patrick Mikkonen, James Jones

Athletic Director:

Eric Denning, Todd Karst

School Colors:

Blue, Silver & Black

School Song:

Ring the Bell

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Winner “Lady Warriors”

Front row - left to right: Bailey Volmer, Tawny Sherman, Kylie Horstman, Dusti Littau, Deloris Herman, Kelsey Bertram, Sydney Schuyler and Sydney Fritz. Back row - left to right: Head Coach Larry Aaker, Emily Richey, Kennede Mathis, Cassidy Hanson, Katie Mathis, Sara Husher, Lindsey Calhoon, Assistant Coach Sam Olson and Student Manager Eli Never Misses A Shot.

Light 2 20 22 23 24 30 32 33 34 42 44 50 52 54

Dark 2 20 22 23 24 30 32 33 34 42 44 50 52 54

Name Emily Richey Sydney Fritz Bailey Volmer Sydney Schuyler Kylie Horstman Kennede Mathis Lindsey Calhoon Kelsey Bertram Katie Mathis Sara Husher Dusti Littau Tawny Sherman Deloris Herman Cassidy Hanson

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Height 5’4 5’9 5’6 5’6 5’10 5’9 5’7 5’10 5’9 5’8 5’8 5’11 5’8 6’0

Position G G G G F G G/F G G/F G/F F F F C

Grade 12 10 10 11 10 12 12 11 12 12 11 11 11 12

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Head Coach Larry Aaker Coach Larry Aaker is a graduate of Bison High School and The University of South Dakota. He is in his third year of teaching sixth grade at the Winner School District, where he also is an assistant football coach and middle school track coach. He has served as assistant girls’ basketball coach for the previous two years. During his first year as head coach, he has lead the Lady Warriors, who are Big Dakota Conference and SESD Conference Champions, to a 21-1 record. He previously taught sixth grade and coached football, basketball, and track in Philip for a year and Bison for four years.

2013-2014 Season Record (21 - 1)

Wagner 64-29 Burke/South Central 84-50 Colome 80-29 Wall 76-37 Bon Homme 54-37 Parkston 80-20 Chamberlain 79-51 Todd County 55-42 Gregory 95-23 Valentine, NE 59-28 Bennett County 61-35 Pine Ridge 59-61 Miller 73-28 Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 58-51 Ainsworth, NE 70-54 Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 68-36 Platte-Geddes 77-28 McLaughlin 83-53 St. Francis Indian 88-44 Mobridge-Pollock 80-15 Postseason 2-0 Miller 83-29 Chamberlain 83-46

About the Warriors: Head Coach:

Larry Aaker

Assistant Coach:

Sam Olson

Managers:

Eli Never Misses A Shot

Statisticians:

Darbi Nelson, Chloe Bartels, Haley McKenzie, Kylie Schroeder

Superintendent:

Bruce Carrier

Principal:

Gerald Witte

Athletic Director:

Dan Aaker

School Colors:

Purple & Gold

School Song:

On Wisconsin

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Pine Ridge “Lady Thorpes”

Back row - left to right: Cassandra Black Horn, Santana White Dress, JoBeth Morrisette, Lynette Bettelyoun, Savanna Steele, Kylynn Slow Bear, Rhea Running Hawk, Mariah Bravo, Shyann Grey Grass and Coach Laura Big Crow.

Front row - left to right: Tashiana Hernandez, Shaylene Richard, Cheristine Mousseau, Jadaa Janis, Breonna Big Crow and Cortez Standing Bear.

Back Row - left to right: Destiny Richards, Naloni Little Bear, Sierra Bagola and Jordan Red Cloud. Middle Row - left to right: Angelique Lopez, Tara Bettelyoun and Kaitlyn Martin. Front row: Ferris White Bull.

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Dark 2 5 12 15 21 22 25 32 33 34 44 45 50 52 55

Name Jadaa Janis Cheristine Mousseau Cassandra Black Horn JoBeth Morrisette Lynette Bettelyoun Tashiana Hernandez Mariah Bravo Santana White Dress Shaylene Richard Cortez Standing Bear Rhea Running Hawk Savanna Steele Kylynn Slow Bear Shyann Grey Grass Breonna Big Crow

Height 5’4 5’5 5’8 5’6 5’9 5’5 5’4 5’7 5’2 5’5 5’9 5’10 5’8 5’8 5’5

Position G G G/F G/F F/C G F P/G P/G G/F F F/C C F G

Grade 9 9 12 11 11 11 11 12 10 10 11 9 12 9 9

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Head Coach Laura Big Crow Laura Big Crow is in her third season as head coach for Pine Ridge.

She was an assistant for three years and helped mentor three state alltournament team selections and the 2010 Class “A” player of the year. Her 2012 team finished 6th in the State Tournament, and her 2013 team State Runner-up. Her teams have a 62-10 record.

Laura was a Miss Basketball finalist and the Spirit of Su award winner while leading her team to a state runner-up finish in 2004. She earned All-State honors that year. She graduated from Pine Ridge High School in 2004 and still holds many basketball records.

She played for two seasons at Williston State College in North Dakota. She then played two years for Mayville State.

She graduated from Mayville State with a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education in 2009. She is currently a second grade teacher at Pine Ridge Elementary School.

She is married to Corey Shangreaux, a 2000 all-state basketball player for Little Wound, and together they have two beautiful children: Bella 3 and Amelia 2, and they are expecting their third child later this year.

In her spare time she also still enjoys spending time with her children and playing in independent basketball tournaments as well as playing softball during the summer.

2013-2014 Season Record (20 - 2)

St. Francis Indian 87-43 Hot Springs 99-10 Flandreau Indian 87-39 White River 80-18 Todd County 60-54 Red Cloud 57-48 Little Wound 81-45 Sturgis Brown 34-52 Red Cloud 80-53 Custer 58-25 White River 101-48 Lower Brule 94-15 Winner 61-59 Todd County 60-57 St. Francis Indian 93-52 Bennett County 65-53 Crow Creek 105-32 Spearfish 43-57 Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 59-47 Little Wound 80-41 Postseason 2-0 Bennett County 79-69 Todd County 72-55

About the Lady Thorpes: Head Coach:

Laura Big Crow

Assistant Coach:

Dale Pine, Tanya Tobacco

Managers: Ieisha Lefthand, Jordan Carlow Cheer Coach:

Tricia Tyon-Brewer

Superintendent:

Mona Miyasato

Principal:

Marc Wess

Athletic Director:

Lyle “Dusty” LeBeaux

School Colors:

Red, White & Black

School Song:

To Our School

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St. Thomas More “Cavaliers”

Front row - left to right: Dru Gylten, Olivia Janssen, Shay Peterson, Hailey Bies and Savannah Sullivan.

Middle row - left to right: Head Coach Brandon Kandolin, Madison Kirsch, Moira Duffy, Shannon Duffy and Kennedy Kirsch. Top row - left to right: Isabella Montero, Ciara Duffy, Ashley Wojcik and Alexys Swedlund.

Not pictured: Assistant Coach Andy Shaw and Assistant Coach Bill Freidel.

Light 3 10 11 13 20 21 22 23 30 33 40 42 44

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Name Savannah Sullivan Hailey Bies Shay Peterson Dru Gylten Kennedy Kirsch Madison Kirsch Olivia Janssen Alexys Swedlund Shannon Duffy Ciara Duffy Bella Montero Ashley Wojcik Moira Duffy

Height 5’4 5’8 5’6 5’9 5’9 5’9 5’9 5’11 5’10 5’11 5’9 5/10 5’11

Position G G G G G/F G G/F G/F F F F F P

Grade 11 12 12 9 10 12 10 11 10 10 10 9 12

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Head Coach Brandon Kandolin Coach Kandolin is a graduate of Saratoga HS, Saratoga, WY. He played and graduated from SDSM&T with a BS in Civil Engineering. In 2000 he received his Math teaching certificate from BHSU. He was an assistant basketball coach in 1999 and 2000 at St. Thomas More before becoming the head coach. He is now in his 13th year with a career record of 214-79, 5 district titles, 5 Black Hills Conference titles and 3 region titles. In 2011 STM made their first appearance at State finishing in 4th place. In 2012, the girls made a second straight appearance winning their first State title. Brandon is married to Jonna and has 3 kids: Alex (13), Emily (11), and Cade (9).

2013-2014 Season Record (20 - 1)

Hot Springs 90-6 Spearfish 60-34 Douglas 75-20 Sturgis Brown 49-43 Hill City 92-23 Elk Point-Jefferson 65-41 Redfield/Doland 75-29 Warner 66-47 Chadron, NE 66-59 Custer 82-21 Crofton, NE 39-55 Lead-Deadwood 59-30 Spearfish 61-37 Sturgis Brown 66-50 Belle Fourche 74-41 Douglas 61-27 Chadron, NE 58-37 Red Cloud 72-33 Belle Fourche 78-33 Postseason 2-0 Hill City 85-29 Belle Fourche 62-33

Back left to right: Isabella Hagg, Morgan Lowenberg, Madison Bies, Hannah Williams, Brianna McGinnis and Kelsey Timmer. Front left to right: Whitney Barnes, Makayla Oligmueller, Breanna Flannery, Kayla Johnson and Maesa Nielson.

About the Cavaliers: Head Coach:

Brandon Kandolin

Assistant Coach:

Andy Shaw, Bill Freidel

Cheer Coach:

Lori Stevenson

Superintendent:

Barb Honeycutt

Principal:

Wayne Sullivan

Athletic Director:

Craig Nowotny

School Colors:

Royal Blue & White

School Song:

Notre Dame Fight Song

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School Glossary School Name.............. Town

School Name.............. Town

School Name.............. Town

Alcester-Hudson.......................Alcester Andes Central ....................Lake Andes Bennett County ..........................Martin Bon Homme ..............................Tyndall Brandon Valley........................Brandon Bridgewater-Emery.................... Emery Britton-Hecla..............................Britton Cheyenne-Eagle Butte....... Eagle Butte Colman-Egan............................Colman Crazy Horse ............................. Wanblee Crow Creek .............................. Stephan Dakota Christian ............New Holland Dakota Valley............ North Sioux City Deubrook Area............................ White Deuel..................................... Clear Lake Douglas ..................................Box Elder Edmunds Central ......................Roscoe Elk Point-Jefferson.................Elk Point Gayville-Volin................................Volin Grant-Deuel ...............................Revillo

Great Plains Lutheran.........Watertown Hamlin .......................................... Hayti Hanson .................................Alexandria Harding County ........................ Buffalo Hitchock-Tulare........................... Tulare Irene-Wakonda.............................. Irene James Valley Christian .............. Huron Jones County ..............................Murdo Lead-Deadwood.............................Lead Lincoln.................................. Sioux Falls Little Wound ...................................Kyle Lyman ......................................... Presho McCook Central ..........................Salem McCrossan............................ Sioux Falls Northwestern............................Mellette O’Gorman............................. Sioux Falls Oldham-Ramona..................... Ramona Red Cloud ............................ Pine Ridge Roosevelt.............................. Sioux Falls Roncalli................................... Aberdeen

Sanborn Central.................. Forestburg SD School for the Blind/VI... Aberdeen South Central......................... Bonesteel St. Mary................................Dell Rapids St. Thomas More ................. Rapid City Sioux Valley .................................. Volga Stanley County ....................... Ft. Pierre Stevens.................................. Rapid City Sully Buttes................................... Onida Sunshine Bible Academy............ Miller Takini........................................... Howes T.F. Riggs........................................Pierre Tiospaye Topa.......................Ridgeview Tiospa Zina...................Agency Village Todd County............................. Mission Tri-Valley..................................... Colton Tripp-Delmont.............................. Tripp Washington.......................... Sioux Falls West Central.............................Hartford Wolsey Wessington................... Wolsey

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Girls State ‘A’ Basketball Tournament Records Through 2013 TEAM

u Most points by one team, one championship round game - 88 - Jefferson, 1980. u Most points by both teams, one championship round game - 147 - Jefferson 85, Clear Lake 62, 1975. u Most points by one team, championship game 70 – St. Thomas More, 2012. u Most points by both teams, championship game 121 – St, Thomas More 70, Parkston 51, 2012. u Most points by one team, one consolation round game - 97 - Redfield, 1998 u Most team points by both teams, any game 158 - Redfield 97, Belle Fourche 61, 1998

INDIVIDUAL

u Most points, three games, championship round play95 - Carla Allard, Bennett County, (32, 27, 36), 1986. u Most points, first-round game - 36 - Carla Allard, Bennett County, 1986; Suanne Big Crow, 1989. u Most points, semi-final game - 37 - Robin Anderson, Clear Lake 1979. u Most points, championship game - 37 - Jammie Coyle, Belle Fourche, 1995. u Most points, consolation play, one game - 37 - Lori Wohlleber, Summit, 1984. u Most points, in tournament, including consolation play - 95 (32, 27, 36) - Carla Allard, Bennett County - 1986. u Most 3-points, one game (Made) - 6 – Cori Bonte, Beresford, 2008; Ericka Bakke, McCook Central, 1990; Kelle Anderson, Newell, 1994; LeeAnn Marshall, St. Francis, 1996; Beth Wilcox, Winner, 1997. u Most 3-points, in tournament (Made) - 14 (5, 4, 5) – Kristin Rotert, McCook Central, 2006.

YOU MAKE THE CALL

Be a SDHSAA Sports Official

High School Activities need competent and qualified officials. The South Dakota High School Activities Association is actively recruiting new officials…and this includes you!

We welcome your questions and encourage you to contact the Association Office or an Athletic Director, Coach or Official who can provide guidance on how to become a sport official.

SDHSAA, PO Box 1217, Pierre, SD 57501 (605) 224-9261

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Girls Class ‘A’ Champions & Runners-Up TWO CLASS SYSTEM

Champion 1975 Yankton 39 1976 Watertown 73 1977 Yankton 49 1978 Yankton 64 1979 Yankton 71 1980 SF Washington 52 1981 SF Washington 57 1982 Pierre-T.F. Riggs 43 1983 Yankton 39 1984 Brookings 67

Runner-Up Watertown RC Stevens Mitchell Belle Fourche RC Stevens Canton Yankton Yankton Pierre-Riggs SF Lincoln

34 49 30 54 59 45 37 37 34 55

THREE CLASS SYSTEM

Champion Runner-Up 1985 Jefferson 58 Tri-Valley 52 1986 Bennett County 57 Tri-Valley 52 1987 Milbank 56 Lennox 44 1988 Lennox 55 Milbank 47 1989 Pine Ridge 42 Milbank 40 1990 Sisseton 45 Winner 38 1991 Miller 50 Red Cloud 46 1992 Miller 55 White River 45 1993 Howard 69 Miller 47 1994 Platte 50 Tri-Valley 46 1995 Belle Fourche 59 Howard 48 1996 Hamlin 65 Wagner 43 1997 Wagner 52 Lennox 43 1998 Wagner 59 Clark 54 1999 West Central 56 Wess. Springs 54 2000 Sisseton 60 Vermillion 53 2001 Sisseton 47 Platte 37 2003 Tri-Valley 41 Sisseton 38 2004 Sisseton 68 Pine Ridge 57 2005 Hamlin 32 West Central 29 2006 Dell Rapids 39 Mobridge 20 2007 Vermillion 56 Bennett County 48 2008 West Central 47 Dell Rapids 34 2009 Pine Ridge 63 Dell Rapids 57 2010 Elkton-LB 65 Sisseton 46 2011 Sisseton 50 Beresford 39 2012 St. Thomas More 70 Parkston 51 2013 Harrisburg 64 Pine Ridge 49

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National Federation Officials Association “Girls Basketball Active Officials Award” Since 1983 the National Federation Officials Association has sponsored Active Officials Awards for each state in all sports. South Dakota’s girls’ basketball awards program began in 1990. They have made significant contributions to high school officiating in South Dakota and are members of the NFOA. On behalf of the administrators, coaches, athletes and the SDHSAA we salute these people for their outstanding service and unselfish devotion.

The 2014 South Dakota Girls basketball NFOA Award Recipient is Donnie Kayser of Alexandria. A listing of past recipients can be found on the SDHSAA website (www.sdhsaa.com) under the Officials tab.

Donnie Kayser, Alexandria Donnie grew up on a dairy farm in Alexandria, graduating from Hanson High School in 1988.

After completing 2 years of college at the University of South Dakota, Donnie returned to Alexandria and started his employment at Toshiba in Mitchell, where he continues to work today. He became active in helping out with athletic activities at the Hanson School, which led him to start officiating grade and junior high school basketball games. During this time, he gained experience and encouragement from his mentors and friends Jim Haskamp and Bill Marquardt, along with many other veteran officials. In 1992, Donnie registered with SDHSAA and worked his first varsity girls’ game (Dell Rapids at Howard). He continued to work many high school girls’ and boys’ basketball, along with some collegiate games. Donnie has been fortunate to have worked several district and region games, along with 8 State “B” Girls tournaments which included 2 Championship games in 2007 and 2011.

Donnie’s most cherished memories that he will take from his officiating career will be the relationships and friendships he has developed with school administrators, activities directors, coaches, fellow officials and fans. He is thankful for the opportunities officiating has provided both on and off the court. He encourages young people to consider officiating and to go out and get started. He is humbled and honored to have been nominated for this award.

Donnie and his wife LeAnn have two children; a daughter, Heather (13) and a son, Jayden(10).

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SDHSAA Calendar of State Events 2013-2014 Boys’ State “B” Basketball Tournament, Aberdeen

March 20-22, 2014

Boys’ State “A” Basketball Tournament, Sioux Falls

March 20-22, 2014

Boys’ State “AA” Basketball Tournament, Rapid City

March 20-22, 2014

All State Band, Pierre

March 27-29, 2014

SDSCA State Student Council Convention, Pierre All-State Jazz Band, Aberdeen

March 30-April 1, 2014 May 8-10, 2014

Boys’ and Girls’ State “B” Golf, Mitchell

May 19-20, 2014

Girls’ State “A” Golf, Spearfish

May 19-20, 2014

Girls’ State “AA” Golf, Pierre

May 19-20, 2014

Boys’ State Tennis, Rapid City

May 22-24, 2014

Boys’ & Girls’ State “B”, “A”, “AA” Track, Sioux Falls/Brandon/Madison

May 30-31, 2014

2015 Girls State Basketball Tournaments Girls’ State “B” Basketball Tournament, Huron

March 12-14, 2015

Girls’ State “A” Basketball Tournament, Watertown

March 12-14, 2015

Girls’ State “AA” Basketball Tournament, Brookings

March 12-14, 2015

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25-Year Coach Award

25-Year Officials Award

Presented by the South Dakota High School Coaches Association

The South Dakota High School Sports Officials Council is recognizing those officials who have dedicated 25 years to the officiating profession. Countless hours of service are provided by our officials every year. Without them the games could not be played. The South Dakota High School Activities Association and its member schools say thank you to all of the sports officials across the state of South Dakota, especially those who have been so dedicated for the past 25 years.

Patrick Kraning, Estelline Patrick Kraning has coached in Viborg, AlcesterHudson, and Estelline during his 25 year coaching career.

He has coached boys’ and girls’ basketball at all levels.

Pat was named Region Coach of the Year in 1994, 2009, 2010, JH COTY in 2003 and 2005. He was the SD All-Star Boys’ Basketball coach in 1997 and 2000, and the Girls’ Basketball Coach in 2012. “I have had the opportunity to coach many outstanding young men and women in South Dakota and am grateful for the opportunity. The SD basketball coaching community is outstanding and my wife and I are proud to be a part of it,” says Kraning, the current superintendent and varsity girls’ basketball coach in Estelline.

Brad Kuhnert, Sioux Falls Brad began officiating basketball in 1988. He received the NFHS Officials Association Official of the Year Award in 2009. Brad is active in recruiting and mentoring new officials.

Congratulations, Pat, on serving 25 years of coaching our youth!

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2013-14 Distinguished Service Award Recipients Presented by the Board of Directors of the South Dakota High School Activities Association The South Dakota High School Activities Association established a Distinguished Service Award program in 1976 with the first awards being presented at the state basketball tournaments in 1977. The purpose of the Distinguished Service Awards program is to recognize individuals who have provided outstanding service to the youth of the state through their involvement with the various high school activities programs. The Award recipients are recognized for their involvement in one or more of the five award categories.

This year 19 individuals will be honored with the “Distinguished Service Award.” The 2013-14 Distinguished Service Award recipients are:

CATEGORY: BOARD OF EDUCTION u Chris Specht, Yankton – SDHSAA Board of Directors member (2008-2013), SDHSAA Board Chairperson (2012-13)

CATEGORY: ADMINISTRATOR u Terry Nebelsick, Huron – SDHSAA Board of Directors member (2008-2013), SDHSAA Board Chairperson (2011-12), Huron High School principal and superintendent u Jim Dorman, Sioux Falls – athletic director Hamlin and Madison, at Sioux Falls Lincoln (2005-present) u Mike Paris, Sturgis – athletic director Sturgis High School (2001-present) u Chuck Wilson, Mission – 29 years with the Todd County school district as teacher, coach, elementary athletic director, and currently activities/athletic director at the high school

u Dan Snethen, Kyle – One-Act Play director, Oral Interp coach at Little Wound High School; SDHSAA Speech Advisory Committee; SDHSAA Region Coordinator for speech activities u Chuck Welke, Warner – teacher, coach, athletic director at Warner High School; head boys’ and girls’ basketball coach for 29 years u Jim Drake, Winner – teacher, coach, activities director at Winner High School for past 31 years u Mike Dacy, Gregory (deceased) – coached football at Burke, Chamberlain, and Gregory High Schools; principal at Gregory High School (1981-2010)

CATEGORY: CONTEST OFFICIAL u J.D. Ackman, Brookings – Oral Interp and One-Act Play judge u Rolf Olson, Beresford – All-State Band adjudicator u Rick Rognstad, Vermillion – All-State Orchestra adjudicator u Myron Bryant, Pierre – Wrestling u Gary Frankenstein, Huron – Basketball

CATEGORY: CONTRIBUTOR u Julie Andersen, Vermillion – Executive Director of SDPB u Eric Thorstensen, Sioux Falls – Sports Director at KSFY The Distinguished Service Award recipients will be presented their awards throughout the 2013-14 school year at the various SDHSAA state athletic and fine arts events.

CATEGORY: COACH/DIRECTOR u Larry Johnson, Pierre – band director at Pierre T.F. Riggs High School (1991-2008) u Al Palsma, Huron – band, vocal, and elementary music instructor for 41 years – 29 of those years at James Valley Christian High School u Tom Authier, Vivian – 38 years teaching and coaching in Draper, Pierre, and Lyman High School

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State Champions and the Person Who Coached Them 1975

Yankton

Bob Winter

1994

Platte

Dennis Schaefer

1976

Watertown

Pat Dobratz

1995

Belle Fourche

Marcelle Herman

1977

Yankton

Bob Winter

1996

Hamlin

John Rasmussen

1978

Yankton

Bob Winter

1997

Wagner

Neil Goter

1979

Yankton

Bob Winter

1998

Wagner

Neil Goter

1980

SF Washington

Joe Lockwood

1999

West Central

Tim Frederick

1981

SF Washington

Joe Lockwood

2000

Sisseton

Cal Schubert

1982

Pierre

Don Shields

2001

Sisseton

Cal Schubert

1983

Yankton

Bob Winter

2003

Tri-Valley

Dean Leuning

1984

Brookings

Jim Holwerda

2004

Sisseton

Cal Schubert

1985

Jefferson

Fred Tibbetts

2005

Hamlin

Brad Noem

1986

Bennett County

Bob Hopkins

2006

Dell Rapids

Jeff Dvorak

1987

Milbank

Gordon Bergquist

2007

Vermillion

Jamie Parish

1988

Lennox

Richard Luther

2008

West Central

Joe Caffrey

1989

Pine Ridge

Charles Zimiga

2009

Pine Ridge

Lyle “Dusty” LeBeaux

1990

Sisseton

Cheryl Jenner

2010

Elkton-Lake Benton Steve Krause

1991

Miller

Charles Sizer

2011

Sisseton

Cal Schubert

1992

Miller

Charles Sizer

2012

St. Thomas More

Brandon Kandolin

1993

Howard

Troy Olson

2013

Harrisburg

Marcus Leloux

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Spirit of Six Cheerleader Award

The Lakota Flag Song taken from “Songs and Dances of the Lakota” The following song will be sung prior to various sessions of the State Tournament.

This rare photograph of the Cobbler cheerleaders was taken by Dave Cross, member of the Rapid City High School newspaper, The Pine Needle, in March, 1968, before their departure for Sioux Falls and the State “A” Basketball Tournament.

Lined up in front of the large twin Beechcraft are the six cheerleaders and three adults who, three days later, would die while the pilot was attempting to land at the same airports. The plane bust into flames after skidding off the runway. Pictured, left to right are: Shirley Landstrom, Kay McNutt,

Terry Blanton, Jan Glaze, Mrs. Ivan Landstrom, Gail Flohr, Mrs. Dorothy Lloyd (squad advisor), Diane McCLuskey and Ivan Landstrom who was the pilot.

Since the disaster, the South Dakota Peace Officer’s Association has presented trophies to cheerleaders considered best on crowd control, dress, sportsmanship and enthusiasm at the boys’ basketball tournaments.

The Ladies Auxiliary expanded the program to include “Spirit of Six” trophies for the cheerleaders judged tops at the state girls’ basketball events.

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In this the Lakota, the white people, and the “foreign people” (other Indians) used to consider each other as enemies. Now we exist as a country and as one people, we will consider each other as friends because of that, we will gather ourselves under this flag. We will die for it, or defend for each other under it. So that is the reason we will live under the flag, the United States flag. We will be as one. So be it. That is why we sing this song.

The translation of the Lakota Flag Song to English is as follows: The President’s flag will stand forever.

Under it, the people will grow, so I do this.

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“Spirit of Su” Award IN THE MEMORY OF SUANNE BIG CROW -- 1974 - 1992 The “Spirit of Su” Award will be given this year to an outstanding young athlete who exemplifies SuAnne Big Crow’s life.

SuAnne, a senior at the Pine Ridge High School, was killed in a car accident while driving to the 1992 Miss Basketball Award Banquet in Huron. SuAnne was best known for her accomplishments on the basketball court, but SuAnne’s academic record and her community involvement were equally important to her.

She stood against drugs and alcohol and always talked of making life better for those around her. SuAnne recognized the need for more positive role-models and chose to become one. Realizing the value of an education, she maintained a near 4.0 grade point average.

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SuAnne’s lifestyle is an inspiration to not only the Lakota people but also to non-Indian people who have responded to her passing with tributes, poems and letters expressing the positive impact she made on their lives. SuAnne possessed an insight far beyond her years. She presented herself as a young Lakota lady who was proud of her heritage and an equal to all.

The following is a quote from a speech she made to an eighth grade graduating class: “High school can be the most fun time of your life.

But don’t lose sight of the main purpose . . . an education. It is the key to a better life for our people.”

SuAnne The “Spirit of Su” Award will be given during half time of the championship game.

Class AA Girls Amy Amundson, SF Lincoln Erin Olson, Mitchell Jami Barraclough, Spearfish Jaime Berry, Watertown Brienne Berseth, Brookings Heather Nelson, Yankton Mandy Kappel, SF Roosevelt Sarita DeBoer, Huron Lindsay Thomas, SF Roosevelt Laura Legge, Aberdeen Central Jeana Hoffman, Mitchell Jenn Lammers, SF O’Gorman Ketty Cornemann, Yankton Jenny Miller, SF O’Gorman Sophia McDermott, Aberdeen Central Steph Paluch, Pierre Riggs Shaunteva Ashley, SF Roosevelt Rachel Walters, SF Washington Heidi Hoff, Brandon Valley Samantha Knecht, Aberdeen Central

Class A Girls

SPONSORED BY THE SOUTH DAKOTA FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE

Class B Girls

Kristi Hallock, Stanley County Erin Smith, Tulare Cara Wulf, Lennox Kristi Bakke, Tripp-Delmont Renee Reidburn, Milbank Nikki Jensen, Hoven Jill Wadsworth, Hamlin Sherri Brende, Baltic Tamera Oltmanns, Lennox Danita Thomas, Kimball Mandy Koupal, Wagner Karly Hegge, Baltic Steph Limoges, Elk Point-Jefferson Jodi Schroeder, Tulare Leah Bakke, Sioux Valley Breanne Willmeth, Menno Billie Evans, Dell Rapids Kari Thompson, Selby Area Mara McGill, Beresford Kara Overweg, Mt. Vernon Laura Big Crow, Pine Ridge Jennifer Ragatz, Doland-Conde Whitney Hofer, West Central Jennifer Warkenthien, Willow Lake Ashley Mailey, Dell Rapids Katie Bourk, Sully Buttes Annie Roche, Vermillion Megan Doyle, Hanson Vanessa Johnson, West Central Alexis Yackley, Sully Buttes Mandi Durch, Newell Kela Cihak, Avon Allyssa Wall, Dakota Valley Samantha Kleinsasser, James Valley Christian Kelly Norrid, Winner Alex Kneeland, Summit Marie Malloy, Parkston Mikayla Saathoff, Estelline Anissa Martin, Pine Ridge Rachel Rogers, Warner 2014 SD State ‘A’ Girls Basketball Tournament t 41

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