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Winner High School golf team took second place in Mobridge on April 20.

Liz Jankauskas took fifth place with a 106 and Ronae Klein placed 8^th with 110.

Also golfing for the Lady Warriors were Sam Marts and Addy Root.

Winner is one of several schools that have received academic team achievement awards for the 2014-2015 winter season.

All varsity fine arts groups and athletic teams that achieve a combined grade point average of 3.0 or higher are eligible to receive the South Dakota High School Activities Association academic achievement team award.

Winner High School teams that won the award are: girls basketball cheerleaders, boys basketball cheerleaders, boys basketball team, wrestling team, girls basketball team and one act play.

Initiated during the 1996-97 school year, the academic team achievement award program is designed to recognize varsity athletic teams and fine arts teams for their academic excellence.

Winner/Colome club baseball team defeated Martin and Hot Springs in games played Sunday in Martin.

The Royals defeated Martin 13-0 in five innings.

Carter Brickman threw a complete game shutout. He have up 4 hits, 1 walk and had 6 strikeouts.

Reed Harter had two doubles and a single. Holden Thieman had a triple and a single. Kelly O’Bryan had a double and a single and Nick Lantz added two singles.

Winner/Colome defeated Hot Springs 11-0 in five innings.

Kelly O’Bryan pitched a complete game shutout. He gave up one hit, no walks and had nine strikeouts.

In batting, Harter had a triple, double and single; Thieman, double and single; Brandon Bicek, 2 singles; Nick Lantz and O’Bryan, both 2 singles.

On Thursday, Platte defeated Winner/Colome 4-0.

Riley Calhoon pitched five innings giving up 2 runs, 5 hits, 2 walks and had 7 strikeouts.

Lantz had 2 hits.

“Thursday was a tough game for us because we couldn’t get across some runs,” said coach Drew Weber.

It was a one run game going into the bottom of the 6^th inning and the Royals had four to five chances to put some runs on the board but just could not get the big hit.

“We hit the ball hard all game but they weren’t falling. Riley threw a good game and really deserved to get the win,” said Weber.

The coach said Sunday was a great two wins although the team had to battle 30 mile an hour winds. “We brought the bats back from the dead and really hit well in both games,” said Weber. “We had been in a 3-4 game slump at the plate and we finally broke out which allowed us to relax a little bit and play our game. Brickman and O’Bryan threw two games and I think we were error free in both games, which was impressive given the weather conditions.”

The coach added: “We still have a ways to go to get to where we want to be.” Winner/Colome’s record is 6-1. “Considering our youth and inexperience that is something we can be proud of.”

The Royals will host South Central on Monday, April 27. The junior varsity game will start at 5:30 p.m. at Leahy Bowl followed by the varsity contest.

Winner High School boys medley relay team qualified for the state track meet at the Corn Palace Relays in Mitchell on Saturday.

The medley relay team won first place in 3:49. Runner were Nick Hossle, Tyrel Haley, Nate Galbraith and Coleton Schuyler

Tyrel Haley won the 300 hurdles and Kelly Kidwiler won the Class B shot put with a throw of 41-8.

Coleton Schuyler won the 800 run in 2:06.70.

Other results of the Winner boys in Mitchell include:

4×200 relay—2^nd, 1:38.90, Riley Calhoon,Isaac Naasz, Sam Naasz, Windsor Barry

1600 run—Luke Engel, 7^th, 5:20

4×100 relay—2^nd, :46.90, Jayden Schroeder, Isaac Naasz, Tyrel Haley and Riley Calhoon

400—Nathan Galbraith, 2^nd, :51.50

300 hurdles—Tyrel Haley, 1^st, :43.87

200—Windsor Barry, 6^th, :25.70

high jump—Kayleb Brozik, 8^th, 5-2

Discus—Brendan Harter, 6^th, 130-11; John Kludt, 5^th, 108-7

Long jump—Windsor Barry, 4^th, 18-6; Nick Hossle, 6^th, 18-0.50; Riley Calhoon, 7^th, 17-11.5

Shot put—Jayden Schroeder, 4^th, 37-0

Triple jump—Isaac Naasz, 2^nd, 35-1.50

100—Haley, 9^th, :11.6; Hossle, 10^th, 11.6

Results  of the Winner girls in Mitchell include:

Shot put—Delores Herman, 5^th, 33-10; Kyran Meek, 6^th, 29-10.5

Discus—Herman, 9^th, 81-05
Discus Class B—Brindi Felix, 3^rd, 87-4; Casey Norrid, 8^th, 79-2

800 relay—2^nd, 1:38.9

Medley relay—2^nd, 4:40, Rachel Sherman, Hayley Halverson, Alexis Richey and Chloe Bartels

1600 relay—1^st, 4:29, Alexis Richey, Sydney Schuyler, Chloe Bartels and Hayley Halverson

400 relay—4^th, :57.20, Rachel Sherman, Kelsey Bertram, Sydney Schuyler and Hayley Halverson

200—Hayley Halverson, 7^th, :30.16

The WHS track team competed in Martin on Friday.

Results of the Winner girls include:

800—Chloe Bartels, 2^nd, 2:35

1600—Bartels, 3^rd, 5:51

800 relay—3^rd, 1:59, Rachel Sherman, Sydney Fritz, Sydney Schuyler and Alexis Richey

medley relay—2^nd, 4:54, Rachel Sherman, Sydney Fritz, Sydney Schuyler and Alexis Richey

Results of the Winner boys include:

200—Windsor Barry, 6^th, :25.97

400—Kayleb Brozik, 3^rd, :56.24

800—Coleton Schuyler, 1^st, 2:04.37

Shot put—Trevor Sachtjen, 2^nd; Jayden Schroeder, 4^th

300 hurdles—Tyrel Haley, 2^nd, :44; Sam Naasz, 4^th, :45.8

Long jump—Barry, 2^nd

Triple jump—Isaac Naasz, 4^th

The Winner/Colome club baseball team defeated Burke/SouthCentral 2-0 on April 13.

With the win, the Royals remain undefeated.

Reed Harter threw a complete game shutout to earn the win. He struck out 15, gave up 2 hits and walked 2.

Levi McClanahan and Ty Bolton each hit a single.

“This was a good old fashioned pitching dual between two pretty good teams,” said coach Drew Weber. “We were fortunate to scratch across two runs in the top of the first inning and then Reed and the defense went to work. We’d have preferred to be able to do a little more offensively but we’re very pleased with the job that Reed did on the mound. We were able to make plays when we needed them and that was good enough for the win,” said Weber.

In the junior varsity game, the Royals won 5-2. Kameron Meiners and Joren Bruun earned the win and the save on the mound.

Phillip Jorgensen and Jeremiah Yeaman each had two hits.

Two Winner High School girls relay teams took first place at the Miller Quadrangular on April 14.

The 1600 relay won first place in 4:31. Runners were Sydney Fritz, Alexis Richey, Sydney Schuyler and Chloe Bartels.

The 3200 meter relay also took first place in a time of 11:29. Runners were Hayley Halverson, Alexis Richey, Sydney Schuyler and Chloe Bartels.

Other results of the Lady Warriors include:

100—Rachel Sherman, 7^th, :13.8

200—Halverson, 2^nd, :30.6; Sherman, 4^th,: 31; Kelsey Bertram, 8^th, :32.40

400—Halverson, 4^th, :68.11; Schuyler, 6^th, :68.96

800—Bartels, 2^nd, 2:36; Richey, 4^th, 2:42

400 relay—4^th, :57.15, Sherman, Fritz, Bertram and Kyran Meek

shot put—Casey Norrid, 4^th, 32-2; Meek, 7^th, 31-1

Discus—Norrid, 6^th, 79-2

The Winner boys track team had several individuals who took first place.

Results of the Warriors include:

100—Nick Hossle, 1^st, :11.55

200—Tyrel Haley, 1^st, :25.57; Windsor Barry, 4^th, :26.16; Riley Calhoon, 5^th, :26.17

800—Coleton Schuyler, 1^st, 2:07; Nathan Galbraith, 3^rd, 2:10

3200—Izak Moleterno, 3^rd, 11:46

300 hurdles—Haley, 1^st, :44.22; Sam Naasz, 2^nd, :45.52

400 relay—1^st, :47.12, Nick Hossle, Isaac Naasz, Tyrel Haley and Riley Calhoon; 5^th, :50.36, Jayden Schroeder, John Kludt, Brendan Harter and Levi McClanahan; 7^th, :56.39, Alex Schaeffer, Chet Bryan, Kelly Kidwilier and Ryan Sherman

1600 relay—1^st, 3:42, Luke Engel, Coleton Schuyler, Kayleb Brozik, Sam Naasz

3200 relay—2^nd, 9:20, Coleton Schuyler, Luke Engel, Izak Moleterno and Kayleb Brozik

High jump—Brozik, 4^th, 5-3

Long jump—Hossle, 2^nd, 18-6.5; Riley Calhoon, 4^th, 17-8; Windsor Barry, 7^th, 17-2.5

Triple jump—Isaac Naasz, 5^th, 36-5.5

Shot put—Kelly Kidwiler, 2^nd, 42-6; Brendan Harter, 4^th, 41-7; Trevor Sachtjen, 8^th, 37-1/2

Discus—Harter, 3^rd, 120-5; Wyatt Ewing, 7^th, 110-5; John Kludt, 8^th, 100-6

Chase Hrabanek took second place in the 200 meter dash at the Wagner Relays on April 14.

Cody Heath took 6^th place in the 800 run.

The boys medley relay team took third place. Runners were Reed Harter, Cole McCarty, Chase Hrabanek and Jackson Kinzer.

The boys 400 relay placed fifth. Runners were Chase Hrabanek, Cole McCarty, Jackson Kinzer and Reed Harter.

The girls 4×800 relay took 6^th place and runners were Morgan Hofeldt, Lauren Week, Callie Heath and Taylor Hrabanek.

The next meet will be April 23 at the Kimball/White Lake Invitational.

On April 27, Colome will compete in the Great Plains Conference meet in Bonesteel.

Winner High School girls golf team competed in the Madison Invitational on Thursday.

Liz Jankauskas shot a 45-54; Ronae Klein, 57-57; Sam Marts, 54-61 and Addy Root, 69-78.

The Lady Warriors finished 13^th  as a team with a score of 475. There were 15 teams in the tournament.

Winner-Colome baseball team defeated Bennett County 5-1 in five innings on Monday, April 6, at Leahy Bowl.  The game was called after five innings due to the rain.

Holden Thieman was the winning pitcher.

Leading hitters were Reed Harter with a double, two stolen bases and one run scored  and Thieman scored two runs and had 2 stolen bases.

“This was a tough game to play due to some rough conditions. I was pleased with how well we pitched. Holden did a great job of getting ahead in the count and making big pitches to get out of some early jams,” said coach Drew Weber.

Ty Bolton came in and pitched the last two innings. “I thought he did really well,” said the coach,

“The biggest key to our season will always be our pitchers ability to throw strikes and we’ve been able to do that so far this season. We need to get the bats going a little bit, but the slow start was to be expected. We are finding ways to get on base and using our speed really well on the base paths. Once the sticks get going a bit, I think we’ll really start putting runs on the board,” said Weber.

With the win, the Royals are undefeated at 3-0.

The Colome girls 4×800 relay took first place at the South Central Conference meet in Platte on April 7. Runners Lauren Week, Jaclyn Laprath, Taylor Hrabanek and Callie Heath crossed the finish line in 11:57.59.

Colome girls finished third with 93 points.

Other results of the Colome girls include:

Triple jump—Week, 3^rd, 26-11.5

Long jump—Heath, 3^rd, 13-7; Taylor Hrabanek, 4^th, 13-1

110 hurdles—Emmalle Duley, 6^th, :21.99

800 relay—4^th, 2:0983, Morgan Hofeldt, Lauren Week, Mariah Kinzer and Taylor Hrabanek

1600 run—Laprath, 1^st, 6:09.02

400—Heath, 2^nd, 1:06.52

300 hurdles—Hofeldt, 1^st, :55.08

800—Hofeldt, 1^st, 2:53.21

200—Heath, 2^nd, :28.16

3200 run –Laprath, 1^st, :13.16

1600 relay—3^rd, 4:57.90, Lauren Week, Mariah Kinzer, Jaclyn Laprath and Taylor Hrabanek

The Colome boys track team took second  place in two relays at the SCC meet.

The Cowboys finished fifth with 66 points.

Colome boys results include:

Triple jump—Jackson Kinzer, 3^rd, 36-4.5; Andrew Laprath, 6^th, 32-4

Long jump—Kinzer, 6^th, 16-5

100—Chase Hrabanek, 3^rd, :12.07; Reed Harter, 4^th, :12.15

400 relay—2^nd, :48.18, Chase Hrabanek, Cole McCarty, Jackson Kinzer and Reed Harter

400—Cody Heath, 4^th, 1:01.72

Medley relay—2^nd, 4:03.15, Reed Harter, Cole McCarty, Chase Hrabanek and Jackson Kinzer

800—Cody Heath, 3^rd, 2:26.30

200—Hrabanek, 1^st, :24.32; Reed Harter, 2^nd, :24.81; Cole McCarty, 4^th, :25.30

The next meet for Colome will be the Kimball/White Lake Invitational April 23.