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School & Sports Pennington County Courant • February 2, 2012• Page 6
Philip Area team takes second place in
Winner Wrestling Invitational tourney
The Winner Wrestling Invitational
tournament, Saturday, January
21, ended with the Philip
Area team earning second place.
Nick Donnelly, 106 lbs., 1st
place, record 19-6
•pinned Sam Caba (unattached,
BH), 5:35
•pinned Riley Binger (RED),
1:21
•major decision over Duncan
Stoebner (BH), 12-0
•decision over Patrick
Aeschbacher (WIN), 3-1
Jed Brown, 113 lbs., 3rd place,
record 14-10
•pinned Carter Wegner (RED),
3:10
•technical fall over Jaden Madison
(MP), 19-1
•decision by Dalton Gerbracht
(SB), 4-8
•decision over Kruz Knudson
(MVPC), 8-6
•decision over Rance Johnson
(PHIL), 9-8
Rance Johnson, 113 lbs., 4th
place, record 5-7
•bye
•decision over Knudson (MVPC),
7-5
•decision by Alex Caba (BH), 2-9
•decision over Tate Gatzke (BF),
10-9
•decision by Brown (PHIL), 8-9
Grady Carley, 120 lbs., 4th
place, record 11-13
•bye
•decision by Treye LaPlante
(CEB), 2-7
•forfeit by UN
•decision over Kemper Gusso
(BF), 13-6
•pinned Isaiah Johnson (STM),
2:21
•pinned by Israel Appel (SB),
3:34
Raedon Anderson, 126 lbs.,
6th place, record 4-11
•bye
•pinned by Lincoln Stoebner
(BH), 1:08
•bye
•decision over Justin Bear Runner
(PR), 8-4
•pinned by Colten Njos (BF), :39
•decision by Zach Ayers (unattached,
WIN), 0-8
Lane Blasius, 132 lbs., 1st
place, record 15-0
•bye
•pinned Dominic Paulson (unattached,
WIN), 1:36
•pinned Robbie Denhoff (BF),
1:33
•default injury Miles Moody
(MVPC)
Reed Johnson, 138 lbs., 5th
place, record 17-11
•pinned Jaylin Dixon (PR), 1:51
•pinned Chance Lahren (unattached,
MP), 2:06
•decision by Austin Kaul (BH),
2-9
•decision by Sutton Sandquist
(MP), 2-4
•pinned David Paul (unattached),
2:37
Chandlier Sudbeck, 145 lbs.
2nd place, record 19-5
•pinned Jesse Thorne (SB), :59
•pinned Grant Brewer (MP),
3:55
•pinned Mason VanVuuren
(MVPC), 4:11
•pinned by Logan George
(RED), :53
Clint Stout, 152 lbs., 1st place,
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record 20-5
•pinned Quinn Lewis (STM),
1:37
•pinned Cordel Vissia (unattached,
MVPC), 1:16
•pinned Thomas Mitzel, (BH),
:56
•pinned Tyler Urban (MVPC),
3:13
Tanner Radway, 170 lbs., 2nd
place, record 9-8
•bye
•pinned Jeremy Long (TC), 3:59
•decision over Jayson VanVugt
(unattached, MP), 4-0
•pinned by Tate Novotny (WIN)
2:31
Roger Davis, 182 lbs., record 1-
10
•pinned by Tate Thybo (BF), :35
•bye
•pinned by Alan Haataja (BH),
1:35
•pinned by Brett Christmann
(RED), 2:10
Gavin DeVries, 220 lbs., 6th
place, record 9-13
•bye
•pinned by Collin Jensen (MP),
:37
•bye
•bye
•pinned by TJ?Heinert (TC),
3:45
•pinned by Rob Stover (PR),
4:13
The next contest for the Philip
Area team will be the Wagner
Duals, Saturday, January 28,
starting at 8:00 a.m.
Wall/Kadoka
gymnasts travel
to Chamberlain
The Wall/Kadoka gymnasts traveled
to Chamberlain, Friday, January
6, for the Chamberlain Varsity
Triangular.
Down to four gymnasts this week
due to injuries, the girls worked
very hard. Only giving awards to
the top five places, we did not bring
home any ribbons but had some
close scores:
•Jerica Coller: Beam 6th, Floor
6th, Bars 10th, Vault 11th and Allaround
9th
•Myla Pierce: Beam Tied for
14th, Floor Tied for 14th, Bars
14th, Vault 15th and All-around
14th
•Michaela Schaefer: Beam Tied
for 14th, Floor Tied for 14th, Bars
13th, Vault 16th and All-around
15th
•Heather Dauksavage: Beam
17th, Floor 17th, Bars 16th, Vault
17th and All-around 16th.
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Lady Eagles take a win
over Lyman
By Coach Kier
The Lady Eagles faced off
against the Lady Lyman Raiders in
Lyman on Saturday, January 28.
The Eagles took the win over the
Raiders with a score of 58 to 47 at
Lyman.
Sadie O'Rourke contributed 16 of
those points while Autumn Schulz
added 15 to the team's total.
O'Rourke also lead the team in rebounds
as she came down with
nine boards, and Kaitlin Schreiber
also contributed her seven rebounds,
which helped the Eagles
out-rebound the Raiders 37 to 24.
"The girls did a good job getting
Clancy Lytle makes a drive to
the basket during the Hot
Springs game held in Wall on
Thursday, January 26.
~Photo Laurie Hindman
By Coach Delger
The Wall varsity boys continue to
play with some noteworthy intensity,
and it paid off Tuesday night
against Hot Springs.
The ability to go hard all game
after it, and playing hard. We have
came along way this year as a
team, and we all still know and understand
we have further to grow
as a team. However, I am very
anxious to see how all their hard
work and determination throughout
the season pays off as the final
weeks of the season draw near,"
added Coach Hess.
Stats
Wall: 22 7 19 10 = 58
Lyman: 13 10 8 16 = 47
Scoring: Carlee Johnston 3-5 0-
1 6, Krysta Kjerstad 2-5 3-4 7, Autumn
Schulz 6-15 3-7 15, Kaitlin
Schreiber 3-6 0-2 6, Sadie
Middle School student of
the month
Heather Dauksavage is the Wall Middle School student of the
month for January 2012. Heather is in seventh grade and is a
great student. She is very friendly and always has a smile on her
face. She is well-mannered and displays positive character
traits. Heather is currently participating in gymnastics. Heather
is the daughter of Marcelle and Rebecca Dauksavage. Kent Jordan
from First Interstate Bank presented Heather with a First Interstate
Bank sweatshirt and bag. Congratulations Heather!
~Photo Laurie Hindman
O’Rourke 6-17 3-3 16, Bailey Lytle
1-4 2-4 4, Tayah Huether 0-1 0-0 0,
Josie Blasius 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 23-
55 11-21 58.
Field Goal percentage: Lady
Eagles .418.
3-point percentage: Lady Eagles
1-2 (O’Rourke 1-2 ).
Rebounds: Lady Eagles 37
(O’Rourke 9).
Fouls: Lady Eagles 18.
Steals: Lady Eagles 15
(O’Rourke 6).
Blocked Shots: Lady Eagles 1
(Schulz 1).
Turnovers: Lady Eagles 23.
Eagles pick up win against
Hot Springs
long is a valuable asset to this Eagles
team.
Hot Springs came out shooting
pretty hot in the first half, knocking
down 4-7 three-pointers, but
did not sustain that type of shooting
percentage in the second half.
It was quite a high scoring game,
however, with 48 total points being
put up in the fourth quarter alone.
Chavis Shull put on a quality
performance scoring 21 points,
picking up nine rebounds and
three steals, as did Lane Hustead
who scored 19 points, had five rebounds
and four steals.
Kale Lytle added 11 points and
five rebounds, and Tyler Trask
scored eight points and came up
with four steals and three assists,
as well.
For the Hot Springs Bison, Ryan
Merchan put up the most points
with 22, while Chad Janis and
Isaac Frieson each had 11 points
on the night. The game ended 76-
60, with the Eagles on top.
Stats
Wall: 18 17 14 27 = 76
HS: 17 11 11 21 = 60
Scoring: Les Williams 0-1 0-0 0,
Tyler Trask 2-9 3-4 8, Kale Lytle 4-
10 3-5 11, Laketon McLaughlin 3-
6 0-0 6, Lane Hustead 6-9 7-7 19,
Clancy Lytle 1-3 2-2 4, Chavis
Shull 9-22 3-6 21, Austin Huether
0-0 1-2 1, Tyler Peterson 3-7 0-0 6.
Totals 28-67 19-26 76.
Field Goal percentage: Eagles
.418.
3-point percentage: Eagles 1-2
(Trask 1-2).
Rebounds: Eagles 32 (Shull 9).
Fouls: Eagles 18.
Assists: Eagles 9 (Trask 3).
Steals: Eagles 15 (Trask 4, Hustead
4).
Turnovers: Eagles 18.
Lane Hustead shoots over a
Hot Springs player to make a
basket from behind his back
during the Hot Springs game.
~Photo Laurie Hindman
Nothing but net ... Tyler Trask
puts up a basket for the Eagles
against Hot Springs. The
Eagles won 76 - 60 against Hot
Springs on Tuesday, January
24.
~Photo Laurie Hindman
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