Sheer Intensity Salon in Winner has Changed Ownership.

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Michelle Deaver opened the business in 2006 at 428 W. 2nd St. She has sold the business to Carrie Hanson of Winner.  Deaver will be moving to Minnesota and wants to let her customers know she has appreciated their business.

Hanson says the business will be open evenings and on weekends as he will continue to work at Farm Service Agency during the day. Persons can call 842-9943 or 842-6925 for an appointment.

Hanson has 27 years of experience as a hair stylist.

She graduated from Stewarts School of Hairstyling, Sioux Falls, in 1988. For about 10 years, she worked at the Styling Hut of Winner and was a co-owner.

Hanson says the name of the business will not change.

Peters Receives Scholarship

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Agriculture education teachers/FFA advisors make a world of difference for the students they teach.  This spring students put into words, as part of an FFA Advisor Tribute Scholarship application, how their ag teachers/FFA advisors have impacted their lives.  Ten outstanding examples of amazing teachers impacting their students have been chosen and submitting students will each receive scholarships to attend a SD FFA Leadership Retreat this summer.

Among the winners of a scholarship to attend a summer retreat is Sydnie Peters of Winner.

The ten students wrote essays about how their FFA advisors have made an impact on their lives. •

Sydnie Peters, Winner FFA senior expresses her gratitude, “Mr. Wyatt DeJong has influenced my life greatly by always being there, opening doors to new experiences, and encouraging me to do and be the best I can be.  He is always there if I need help or advice.  We attended numerous events throughout the year that were all new to me and gave me wonderful lessons and memories … with him as my advisor I have realized just how much I love the agricultural field and want to make a career of it.”

Scholarships are made possible through the SD FFA Foundation by West River Electric Association, Sioux Valley Energy, and the Walt Johnson Memorial Fund; in memory of two past FFA advisors: Leonard DeBoer and Walt Johnson.

Rutten Wins Steer Wrestling

Reid Rutten, Colome, won the steer wrestling, in the White River high school practice rodeo on May 22.The Colome High School graduate’s time was :15.12.

Wiley Heath of Colome placed in the White River high school practice rodeo.

Heath was fourth in cutting with a score of 69.

He placed second in dally team roping in :11.64. His partner was Myles Kenzy of Gregory High School.

There were 61 contestants in the rodeo sponsored by the Michael Glynn Memorial Coalition.

WHS 4th Quarter Honor Roll

Seniors

Honor – Bailey Baker, Kelsey Bertram, Colton Best, Brandon Bicek, Arthur Hughes, Kelly Kidwiler, Kaitlyn Labahn, Angelica Laurent, Dusti Littau, Casey Norrid, Coleton Schuyler, Sydney Schuyler, Tawny Sherman, Lesley Soles, William Woods

Merit – Jayce Assman, Brooke Bohnet, Lyric Delgarito, Austin Fisher, Nathan Galbraith, Tyrel Haley, Brendan Harter, Deloris Herman, Nick Hossle, Haley McKenzie, Sam Naasz, Darbi Nelson, Trevor Sachtjen, James Sharkey, Samantha Simkins, Baleigh Turnquist

Juniors

Honor – Molly Connot, Colby Curtis, Hayley Halverson, Kylie Horstman, Luke Jedlicki, Devon Leiferman, Eleanor Moleterno, Karissa Odenbach, Seth Olson, Sydnie Peters, Cohl Turnquist, Skyler VanDenHul, Bailey Volmer, Chase Watson, Grant Winter

Merit – Janine Bartels, Cameron Biggins, Calah Covey, Marcie DeHaan, Sid Durrin, Payton Eagle, Duncan English, Riley Frazier, Sydney Fritz, Jadyn Gregg, Sam Hossle, Pete Hughes, Chastin Kemp, Dacey Kocer, Michael Massa, Lattrel Terkildsen

Sophomores

Honor – Chloe Bartles, Sidney Bohnet, Drew DeMers, Shannon Duffy, Luke Engel, Nathan Erickson, Wyatt Ewing, Brea Heth, Chase Kingsbury, Cameron Kuil, Abi Leyden, Samantha Schuyler, Jacob Woods

Merit – Payton Antoine, Trevor Bertram, Amanda Boerner, Kayleb Brozik, Bethany Cable, Sydney Hollenbeck, Kenzie Irick, Liz Jankauskas, John Kludt, Krockett Krolikowski, Trace Larson, Kyran Meek, Alex Meiners, Emily Moser, Isaac Naasz, Hannah Peterson, Jayden Schroeder, Ryan Sherman, Jordan Turgeon

Freshman

Honor – Meredith Calhoon, Riley Calhoon, Madyson Frazier, Madelyn Hanson, Matthew Hartley, Ronae Klein, Hanna LaCompte, Zach Lapsley, Samantha Marts, Brekkyn Nagel, Lauren Norrid, Charles Novak, Macy Olson, Ian Tunnissen

Merit – Aidan Bachmann, Michaela Bachmann, Dalton Baker, Carter Brickman, Macie Ferwerda, Justus Gregg, Hannah Hanson, Daesha Klein, Nick Lantz, Levi McClanahan, Tanner Moeller, Lexie Nedved, Alex Schaeffer, Matthew Smither, Nathan Smither, Savannah Vogel, Taylor Watzel

8th Grade

Honor – Elijah Blare, Gabby Kocer, Katy Lantz, Gracie Littau, Abby Marts, Alexis Richey, Madison Thieman, Logan Tunnissen, Brandon Volmer, Tyson Westendorf, Sadie Woods

Merit – Taylor Audiss, Brielle Bachmann, Bayli Beehler, Shea Connot, Jeslyn Felix, Sierra Hansen, Autumn Harris, Sophia Lewis, Makayla Petersen, Makenna Petersen, Nolan Sachtjen, Casey Stickland, Wyatt Turnquist, Tedra Vrbka

7th Grade

Honor – Kiersten Durrin, Kara Ewing, Morgan Hammerbeck, Emmarie Kaiser, Isabelle Leyden, Loren Moeller, Trevor Peters, Addy Root, Kenndal Turnquist

Merit – Austin Bicek, Joren Bruun, Jacob Clay, Michael Good Shield, Jaynee Gregg, Phillip Jorgensen, Riley McClanahan, Kameron Meiners, Ryder Mortenson, Abby Pajl, Heather Rowe, Isaac Schramm, Saige Schuyler, Angelic Shaw, Ethan Vesely, Gage Watson

6th Grade

Honor – Brennan Bachmann, Megan Brozik, Kady Cable, Shannon Cahloon, Evan Farner, Hayley Hanson, Taylor Headrick, Katherine Jankauskas, Arista Kaiser, Maggie LaCompte, Mackenzie Levi, Steven Lin, Preston Norrid, Landon Thieman

Merit – Zach Bohnet, Bailey Brown, Taya Burleson, Jesse Colson, Owen Duffy, Carly Fisher, Brady Fritz, Jackson Hansen, Dawsyn Kahler, Aissa Long Crow, Aryn Meiners, Kayla Natoli, Delanie Nelson, Gennefier Schuppan, Marlie Schuyler, Shelby Scott, Deja Thompson

Area Students Graduate from SDSU

Area students graduated from South Dakota State University in Brookings on May 9.

The graduates include: Tasha Hauf, Colome, magna cum laude, bachelor of science in agriculture and biological sciences; Emilee Graesser, Dallas, bachelor of science in arts and sciences; Seth Daughters, Hamill, master of science; Kirsten Jorgensen, Ideal, bachelor of science in education and human sciences; Justin Vanneman, Ideal, summa cum laude, bachelor of science in agriculture and biological sciences; Paige Beauchamp, Winner, master of science; Chad Kolecka, Winner, bachelor of science in arts and sciences and engineering; Matt LaCompte, Winner, master of science; Kip Littau, Winner, bachelor of science in nursing; Paige Stickland, Winner, bachelor of science in education and human sciences.

There’s No Place like Home, says Summer 4-H Assistant

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By Dan Merritt, Advocate reporter

She loves her home state of South Dakota, particularly West River and the Black Hills at that.

That makes it extra gratifying to her that she can work in her hometown, says Brooke Schroeder, a college student who is with the 4-H office here in the Tripp County courthouse, Winner, through the summer.

She’s the daughter of former long-time Tripp County sheriff Chip Schroeder. Her mother is Lisa Schroeder.

Dealing with children as opposed to young adult college students is an interesting change for her, Schroeder said.

Exercising patience is something that’s required. “Being a little more observant” is also needed, she added.

Boys Relay Runner-up at State Track Meet

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Winner High School boys track team had two relays and three individuals that place at the state track meet. The Lady Warriors team was led on the medal stand by senior Deloris Herman who placed in both the shot put and discus.

The Winner boys medley relay took runner up honors as at the state track meet as they placed second, the highest finish of any Winner relay team at state. Running in the finals Saturday in Rapid City were Nick Hossle, Windsor Barry, Nathan Galbraith and Coleton Schuyler. They ran a time of 3:43.55.

“They were disappointed they did not come back for the state championship but the second place finish was remarkable,” said Aaker. “I could not have asked more out of those guys, they ran their best.”

On Friday in Spearfish, the medley relay team qualified for the finals. “The biggest thing about the medley was we needed to make the second day. Credit Nathan Galbraith for stepping up and running the 800. This is not his favorite race but he was willing to sacrifice for the team,” said Aaker.

Since Coleton Schuyler had to run the open half on Friday, he did not run in the medley.

The  first day running the medley were Nick Hossle, Windsor Barry, Kayleb Brozik and Nathan Galbraith. Galbraith ran a 2:02 half and was able to hold off the Vermillion runner at the finish line assuring Winner a good spot in Saturday’s finals at the South Dakota School of Mines track.

“That was huge winning our heat,” said Aaker.

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Royals Win First Round of Playoffs

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Winner/Colome club baseball team defeated Todd County 12-2 in playoff action May 26 at Leahy Bowl in Winner.

Riley Calhoon started on the mound and pitched two innings, giving up 2 runs on 1 hit, 6 walks and 2 strikeouts. Ty Bolton earned the win in relief pitching 4 innings, giving up no runs on no hits, 2 walks and 3 strikeouts.

At the plate, Brandon Bicek had a double, 2 RBI, 2 runs scores and 2 stolen bases.

Reed Harter had a single, 1 RBI, 2 runs scores and 2 stolen bases. Bolton had 2 RBI and Nick Lantz scored 3 runs.

“I thought we came out a little unfocused and Todd County capitalized by scoring 2 quick runs in the top of the first inning,” said coach Drew Weber. “After that, we settled down and played a little better. We scored 6 runs in the bottom of the first inning by capitalizing on some  of the mistakes made by Todd County. We did not hit the ball all that well but we found ways on base and used our speed to steal nine bases,” said Weber.

The coach said the team is happy to advance to the next round “We will have to clean up a few mistakes in order to keep advancing. I’m confident we can and the boys are excited for the opportunity,” said Weber.

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Winner/Colome Pheasants Rolling

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The Winner/Colome amateur baseball team split a pair of games they played in Mitchell on May 23.

In the first game, the Pheasants fell to Dimick-Emery 7-5. The local team bounced back and defeated Sioux Falls Brewers 13-5. Derek Graesser went the distance on the mound and also blasted a two run homer in the win.

The Pheasants hosted Kimball on May 26 and won 12-5.

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