Winner and Colome boys and girls basketball players have been named to the academic all-state basketball team.
Winner girls on the team are Chloe Bartels, Sidney Bohnet, Sydney Hollenbeck and Samantha Schuyler.
Callie Heath was named to the team from Colome.
Winner boys on the all-academic team are Drew DeMers, Luke Engel, Wyatt Ewing, Chase Kingsburg, Cameron Kuil and Isaac Naasz.
Colome boys basketball players honored were Will Cahoy and Isaac Kortan.
Three crosses put up by Jon Schmidt of Rapid City show us the true meaning of Easter.
Schmidt is the grandson of Don and Lucy Schmidt of Winner.
The three crosses are located four miles west and two miles south of Hamill.
The crosses were put up this past summer.
Don Schmidt said this was his grandson’s idea to witness for Christ.
Winner/Colome baseball team blanked Chamberlain 14-0 Sunday in Chamberlain.
The Royal’s Drew DeMers and Levi McClanahan combined to throw a no-hitter.
McClanahan earned the win. He threw three innings and striking out six. DeMers struck out two batters in the two innings he pitched in relief.
Kelly O’Bryan went 4-4 at the plate and drove in two runs and scored three times.
The Royals scored six runs in the third inning in the five inning game.
The Winner boys track team won the Todd County Invitational April 6 in Mission. The Warriors score 149 points and second place went to Todd County with 113 points.
The Winner girls track team took second place with 101 points with Todd County girls as the champs with 144 points
The Winner boys 800 relay team set a state qualifying time of 1:32.39 and took first place in this race.
Results of the Winner girls include:
Long jump—Tedra Vrbka, 2nd, 14-9.5
Morgan Hammerbeck, 3rd, 14-02
200—Alexis Richey, 3rd, :28.96; Charlotte Shopene, 6th, :29.76
400—Chloe Bartels, 2nd, 1:04.35; Saige Schuyer, 4th, 1:06.49
800—Sam Schuyler, 2nd, 2:30.88; Saige Schuyler, 3rd, 2:38.25
1600—Aryn Meiners, 8th, 6:37.61
3200—Meiners, 5th, 14:23.19
100 hurdles—Vrbka, 2nd, :18.41; Morgan Hammerbeck, 3rd, :18.76; Elisabeth Duffy, 5th :19.54
300 hurdles—Duffy, 3rd, :52.57; Vrbka, 4th, :53.85
400 relay—2nd, :57.60, Charlotte Shopene, Sam Marts, Madison Thieman and Tedra Vrbka
800 relay—1st, 1:57.07, Elisabeth Duffy, Morgan Hammerbeck, Sam Schuyler and Alexis Richey
1600 relay—3rd, 4:16.91, Chloe Bartels, Morgan Hammerbeck, Sam Schuyler and Alexis Richey
Results of the Winner boys team include:
1600 run–Izak Moleterno, 3rd, 4:56.36; Kade Watson, 8th, 5:12.46
Shot put—Jayden Schroeder, 1st, 47-9; Levi McClanahan, 2nd, 44-0.50
Discus—Levi McClanahan, 1st, 123-03; A. J. Roubideaux, 2nd, 120-07
Long jump—Brady Fritz, 1st, 19-4; Joren Bruun, 3rd, 18-04.75; Riley Calhoon, 5th, 17-11.75
Triple jump—Fritz, 2nd, 39-09
100—Cameron Kuil, 1st, :10.75
200—Fritz, 2nd, :24.23
400—Calhoon, 2nd, :54.99; Atlas Willuweit, 5th, :57.17; Joren Bruun, 6th, :57.55
800—Kayleb Brozik, 1st, 2:07.34
3200—Kade Watson, 1st, 11:22.43
800 relay—1st, 1:32.39, Riley Calhoon, Brady Fritz, Kayleb Brozik and Cameron Kuil
1600 relay—1st, 3:40.27, Kayleb Brozik, Atlas Willuweit, Izak Moleterno and Cameron Kuil
The next meet for Winner will at Mitchell on April 13. The Big Dakota meet will be in Winner on April 18.
Colome boys track team won second place in the Great Plains Conference track meet in Burke on April 4.
The Cowboys scored 73 points with Gregory winning the meet with 100 points.
Results of the Colome boys include:
100—Beau Bertram, 1st,:11.56
200—Bertram, 3rd, :25.03, Layton Thieman, 4th, :25.84
400—Holden Thieman, 2nd, :54.75
800—Andrew Laprath, 2nd, 2:28.81
4×100 relay—3rd, :48.69, Kelly O’Bryan, Jackson Kinzer, Chase Dufek and Holden Thieman
4×200—2nd, 1:38.03, Kelly O’Bryan, Jackson Kinzer, Chase Dufek and Holden Thieman
Medley relay—1st, 4:13.29, Chase Dufek, Jackson Kinzer, Layton Thieman and Calvin Ringing Shield
Shot put—Matt Campbell, 1st, 54-9.5
Discus—Campbell, 1st, 163-8
Long jump—Holden Thieman, 2nd, 18-11;Kelly O’Bryan, 3rd, 18-5.5
Triple jump—Jackson Kinzer, 5th, 37-0
The Colome girls tied for third place with Platte-Geddes with 80 points.
Results of the Colome girls include:
100—Saydee Heath, 1st, :13.56
200—Callie Heath, 1st, :27.62; Saydee Heath, 4th, :28.33
400—Callie Heath, 1st, 1:03.10; Abby Kortan, 4th, 1:08.56
1600—Jaclyn Laprath, 3rd, 6:14.29
3200—Laprath, 3rd, 13:15.09
100 hurdles—Kaydee Heath, 2nd, :17.70
300 hurdles—Kaydee Heath, 2nd, :54.22
4×200—1st, 1:53.99, Matrix Noteboom, Kaydee Heath, Saydee Heath and Callie Heath
Discus—Grace Campbell, 3rd, 90-11
Long jump—Saydee Heath, 1st, 14-8.5; Callie Heath, 2nd, 14-3
Triple jump—Abby Kortan, 3rd, 28-9.5
Now that the weather has warmed up the girls on the Winner Area golf team are able to get on the course at Winner County Club.
This year the team features 28 golfers including six returning lettermen.
The lone senior on the team is Liz Jankauskas.
The letter winners are Jankauskas, Addy Root, Sam Marts, Ronae Klein, Lauren Norrid and Cheyenne Dougherty.
The Lady Warriors open the season on April 13 when they travel to Mobridge.
Coach Kirstin Livermont said the breakdown of the girls on the team are one senior, five juniors, 2 sophomores, 5 freshmen, 2 8th graders, 6 7th graders and 7 sixth graders.
The Lady Warriors were in the top 10 last year at state and Livermont looks for that to improve this year.
Class A and Class B prep baseball teams met in Winner on April 6.
Winner/Colome baseball team hosted Pierre in a double header at Leahy Bowl.
Pierre won the first game 5-3 and the took the second game 8-5.
Colome basketball players Holden Thieman, Kolton Salonen and Kelly O’Bryan have been named to the Great Plains all-conference basketball team.
Jackson Kinzer was named honorable mention.
When Jesus suffered and died on the cross and rose from a borrowed tomb, he proclaimed the dawn of a new world for mankind — one no longer ruled by the curse of sin.
By becoming sin for our sake, Jesus took away the punishment we deserved for our rebellion against God. In return, Jesus gave us His perfect righteousness and eternal life in relationship with the Father.
Easter isn’t meant to be a once-a-year celebration, but a daily reminder that, through our faith in Jesus, we each have access to His resurrection power in every ordinary moment of our lives.
When the challenges and troubles of this world bear down on us, Jesus is our example, our comfort, our hope and our peace.
18 ways you can experience the resurrection life right here, right now
1. Give your best at all times because God gave us Jesus, His one and only Son, His very best, as a sacrifice for our sin. (John 3:16)
2. Understand all your assignments are temporary and that the end of one assignment brings new life in another. (John 12:24)
3. When you experience failure, remember that Jesus was a failure in the eyes of the world, but He was more concerned about being a success in the eyes of his Father. (Hebrews 5:8)
4. Serve your co-workers instead of competing with them because Jesus did not win His victory through His power but through His sacrificial love. (Ephesians 5:2)
5. Assume the best about your co-workers because Jesus was crucified and died for those who assumed the worst about Him. (John 10:33.)
6. When you are tempted to cut corners for short-term gain, remember that Jesus didn’t take a shortcut to win the ultimate prize of the salvation of mankind. (Luke 22:42)
7. When it seems too painful to forgive, remember that Jesus suffered to the point of death to bring forgiveness to His enemies. (Luke 23:34)
8. When your kids are going their own way, remember that Jesus had to lay down his own life before he could win the stubborn and rebellious. (John 10:11.)
9. Put the needs of weak, needy and vulnerable above your own, because Jesus left heaven for earth and died so that the powerless could be lifted up to new life. (Luke 4:18)
10. When you feel crushed by your responsibilities, remind yourself that nothing, not even death itself, could hold Jesus down, and His power lives in you. (Acts 2:23-24)
11. Sacrifice for, cherish and nurture your spouse because Jesus suffered and died so His bride, the church, could be made beautiful in righteousness. (Ephesians 5:25-27)
12. When your friends fail you, remember that Jesus experienced the pain of distrust and betrayal from his friends. Jesus died and rose again to restore our broken relationship with the Father so we could be ambassadors of reconciliation to all. (2 Corinthians 5:20)
13. Don’t put money ahead of relationships, knowing the Savior of the World was betrayed and crucified for what only 30 pieces of silver could buy. (1 Timothy 6:10)
14. Don’t live for pleasure in this world, because Jesus suffered knowing that the greater joy was leading His people into eternal life with the Father. (Hebrews 12:2)
15. Stop judging yourself better than others because Jesus was put to death by those who thought themselves righteous. (Romans 10:3)
16. When you experience the pain of illness and disease, remember that your Spirit and body are meant for glory, not in this world but another. (1 Corinthians 15:42-44)
17. When you are fearful, remember Jesus sweat blood in fear of what was before Him, but He trusted His Father to carry Him through the darkness of suffering and crucifixion. (Matt 26:42)
18. When you are lacking hope, remember that Jesus believed His Father who promised the best was yet to come. (Hebrews 2:9)
Brand owners in South Dakota whose brand or brands were cancelled in May of 2015, have until May 1, 2017 to rerecord their brands.
The last renewal period was in 2015. Any brand registration in 2015 that was not renewed and paid for has been cancelled. The brand owner does have two years following the renewal period to rerecord their brand. The rerecord and registration fee of $125.00 must be paid by May 1, 2017.
The next brand renewal period is January 1 – May 1, 2020.
Brands can be registered for cattle, horses/ mules, sheep, and bison. Although brand inspection in South Dakota is on the western side of the Missouri River, brand registration is state wide.
Registration and renewal of livestock brands helps:
· prevent the theft of livestock
· return stolen or missing livestock
· investigate reports of both
In fiscal year 2016, brand inspectors in South Dakota traveled over 274,000 miles inspecting approximately 1.6 million head of livestock.
The South Dakota Brand Board currently has 25,825 registered brands. If someone would like to check their brand registration, they can call the Brand Board office at 605.773.3324 or check the online brand book at www.sdbrandboard.com.
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