Two members of the Winner High School football team have signed letters of intent to play college football.
Windsor Barry has signed at Chadron State and Lattrell Terkildsen has signed at Presentation College in Aberdeen.
Both WHS seniors were a part of the 2015 Class 11B championship football team and helped the Warriors to an undefeated 12-0 season.
National signing day was Feb. 3.
In an exciting overtime game, Winner Lady Warriors basketball team defeated Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 61-56 Saturday in Winner.
The regulation game ended in a 51-51 time.
A shot with 15 seconds left by Madyson Frazier tied the game.
In the overtime, Allison Cox, Bailey Volmer and Frazier made key shots for the victory. With 4 seconds left in game, Frazer made two frees for the victory.
Frazier led the team in scoring with 14 points followed by Allison Cox with 12 and 10 from Kylie Horstman. Cox pulled down 13 rebounds.
Lyman defeated the Colome girls basketball team 72-37 on Monday, Feb. 1. Lyman led 39-15 at the half.
Scoring for Colome were Taylor Hrabanek with 15 points and Callie Heath, 12.
Eureka/Bowdle defeated Colome Cowgirls 43-35 in the Highmore Classic on Saturday.
Taylor Hrabanek led the scoring for Colome with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
Winner football coach Dan Aaker has been named the South Dakota High School Coaches Association 2015 coach of the year for football.
Aaker led the Winner High School football team to a perfect 12-0 season and the class 11B state championship.
The SDHSCA coaches of the year will be recognized at the annual awards banquet to be held in Mitchell on July 12 in conjunction with the summer coaches clinic.
Winner Area wrestling team took 6th place at the Lee Wolf Invite in Aberdeen on Saturday. The Warriors placed eight wrestlers in the tournament.
Kayleb Brozik was the champion at 170 pounds as he won by injury default over Bradley Nelson of Aberdeen Central.
Wyatt Turnquist took third place at 106 pounds. He won by major decision 11-2 over Daymon Steuck of Aberdeen Central.
Fourth place went to Trevor Peters and Colby Curtis. Peters, 120, was pinned in 2:17 by Will Jarrott of Aberdeen Central.
Curtis, 126, lost 10-3 to Jaden Shepard of Mobridge/Pollock.
Fifth place went to Avery Gilchrist, 145, as he pinned Nick Brandner of Ipswich/Leola in 55 seconds.
Also placing fifth was Jayden Schroeder, 195, as he won by pin in 1:27 over Patrick Sproles of Sioux Falls O’Gorman.
Taking 8th place were Riggin Shippy and Cohl Tunquist. Shippy, 152, lost 7-2 to Nathan Powell of Chamberlain.
Turnquist, 182, was pinned in 2:47 by Mason Wickheurst of Watertown.
Winner High School boys basketball team suffered a defeat Friday night as they lost to Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 63-59.
After being down by 13 points, the Warriors came back to tie the game in the fourth quarter. However, Mt. Vernon/Plankinton prevailed with the victory.
Devon Leiferman led the scoring for the Warriors with 19 points followed by Lattrel Terkildsen and Krockett Krolikowski with 10 each.
Leiferman and Krolikowski each had 7 rebounds. Terkildsen and Drew DeMers each had 4 assists. Leaders in man makers were Terkildsen, 2; DeMers and Wyatt Ewing, 1 each.
Colome boys basketball team defeated Platte-Geddes 77-60 Friday in Colome.
Reed Harter led the Cowboys with 24 points followed by Kelly O’Bryan, 17; Jackson Kiner with 15 and Holden Thieman with 14. Thieman pulled down 10 of Colome’s 29 rebounds. Harter grabbed 9 rebounds.
Winner High School boys basketball team was nipped by Todd County 75-70 at the end of the game on Jan. 26. The Warriors were up by 11 points at one point in the game.
Devon Leiferman had a season high of 31 points. Lattrel Terkildsen scored 15 points and Krockett Krolikowski with 9 points. Leiferman and Cameron Kuil both had 10 rebounds. Terkildsen and Drew DeMers had 5 assists.
Winner High School boys basketball team was defeated by Pine Ridge 60-53 on Jan. 21. Winner led 18-11 at the end of the first quarter and 31-28 at the half.
Devon Leiferman and Krockett Krolikowski both scored 16 points with Cameron Kuil adding 9.
Kuil had 11 rebounds, Leiferman, 8 and Krolikowski, 7. Drew DeMers had 6 assists.
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