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Matt Hartley Winner High School golf team placed 26th at the pre-regional in Mitchell on Sept. 20.
Hartley shot a 59-59.

The boys regional golf tournament was held Sept. 26 in Mitchell.

Colome played in the Kimball tournament on Sept. 24.

The Cowgirls lost to Canistota 25-27, 24-26.  In the game with Jones County, Colome lost 22-25, 10-25.  Colome defeated Wolsey-Wessington 23-25, 25-19, 25-19.

Additionally, earlier in the week the Colome Cowgirls volleyball team defeated Marty 25-13, 25-19, 25-21.

On Sept. 13, Colome lost to Platte-Geddes 18-25, 13-25, 18-25.

On Sept. 20, Colome lost to Avon 26-28, 7-25, 14-25.

Winner High School volleyball team placed 8th at the Eastern Classic in Milbank on Saturday.

Winner lost to Tea Area in three sets—23-25, 25-28 and 17-25.

Winner lost to Tri Valley in 3 sets 26-28, 25-17 21-25.

Winner lost to Sisseton 16-25, 25-22, 19-25.

“We played very inconsistent and had a lot of ups and downs,” said coach Jaime Keiser. “We would play good one minute and then everything would fall apart the next. We had a lot of passing and attack errors which gave our opponents too many unearned points,” said the coach.

The next action for Winner will be Oct. 29 at Mobridge and Oct. 4 they will be at Gregory.

Winner High School football team remained undefeated with a 48-0 victory over Valentine, Neb., Friday night.
This was an interstate battle between two undefeated teams and the Warriors handed the Badgers their first loss of the season. This is Winner’s 10th consecutive win over Valentine.

Colome football team defeated Burke/South Central 46-8 Friday in Bonesteel.

Colome, 2-1, hosts Avon for homecoming on Friday, Sept. 23.

Chamberlain boys golf team took first place at the Winner Invitational golf meet on Sept. 13.

Matt Hartley of Winner shot a 126.

The medalist was Tiegen Priebe of Chamberlain.

Nathan Monk led the Winner junior varsity golfers as he placed fifth.

Also golfing for the junior varsity were Jayd Whitley, Gage Watson and Jared Amidon.

Winner Lady Warriors volleyball team placed third at the Big Dakota Conference tournament Saturday in Ft. Pierre.  Alexis Richey and Abby Marts were named to the all tournament team.

In the first match, Winner defeated Cheyenne Eagle Butte 25-7 and 25-13.

Winner beat Chamberlain in 3 sets—27-25, 22-25 and 25-22.

Winner was beat by Mobridge in two sets—20-25 and 20-25.

Miller defeated Winner in two sets—17-25 and 25-27.

Both the Winner High School boys and girls cross county teams took second place at the Lyman Invitational on Saturday.

In the girls varsity, Sidda Schuyler took 2nd. She was followed by Sam Schuyler, 7th; Chloe Bartels , 8th; Jaclyn Laprath, 10th; Aryn Meiners, 15th and Meagan Blare, 49th.

In the varsity boys, Izak Moleterno led the team as he placed 6th followed by Kade Watson, 13th; Wyatt Turnquist, 21st and Dawson Phillips, 29th.

Winner Area girls cross country team finished second in both the Big Dakota and Chamberlain Invite on Thursday.

Leading the varsity girls was Sidda Schuyler who placed 3rd; Chloe Bartels, 9th; Sam Schuyler, 12th; Jaclyn Laparth, 13th; Aryn Meiners, 19th; Meagan Blare, 46th.

Leading the varsity boys was Izak Moleterno who took 11th. He was followed by Kade Watson, 33rd; Dawson Phillips, 49th; Wyatt Turnquist, 64th.

Coach Jayd Schuyler says the Chamberlain/Big Dakota meet is a bigger version of the Region 4A meet.
“We ran well. Izak Moleterno keeps improving every race,” said Schuyler.

He said going into the meet the varsity girls knew there were five teams capable of winning the meet. “It came down to us and Todd County and we got edged by a point in the Class A scoring. It is shaping up to be an interesting region meet,” said Schuyler.

Winner High School football team recorded its third shut out when they rolled over Wagner 54-0 Friday night. This was the first home game for the top rated Warriors. The game ended at the half due to the mercy rule.

The Warriors scored 46 points in the first quarter. “When you scored 46 points in the opening quarter you are obviously doing something right,” said coach Dan Aaker.