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Bucks Roll Past Lead-Deadwood in Rainy Road Win
Warbirds Focus on Growth and Consistency After Early Season Challenges
The Springs Country Club hosted the final Youth-Adult Golf Tournament of the season on Sunday, August 24, drawing 26 teams for an afternoon of camaraderie and competition. Played in an alternate-shot format, the event capped a trio of youth-adult tournaments held this summer in Wessington Springs. Beyond the scorecards, the tournament highlighted the unique mentoring opportunities the game of golf provides—giving young players the chance to learn etiquette, patience, and course strategy from their adult par
Generations Tee Off Together in Alternate-Shot Season Finale
Lady Spartans Take Third at Hanson Early Bird Tournament
Quinten Christensen (69) has emerged as a captain and leader for South Dakota State since the arrival of Coach Dan Jackson (left, behind Christensen) this season. Matt Zimmer/Sioux Falls Live
The Cowboy Jack: Quinten Christensen’s journey from the family farm to leading South Dakota State football
All 34 teams competing in the annual “Fire in the Hole” Golf Tournament posed for a group photo in front of a Wessington Springs Fire Department truck at Springs Country Club on Saturday, Aug. 23. Proceeds from the tournament will help fund the community’s Fourth of July fireworks celebration as well as a memorial honoring fallen firefighter Michial Brodkorb.
‘Fire in the Hole’ Tournament Draws 34 Teams to Springs Country Club
WWSSC Bucks Start Strong with 13-12 Win
KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN Hayes Havlik added three catches for 76 yards, including a touchdown during Friday night’s 13-12 Bucks victory over Bridgewater-Emery-Ethan. Havlik suffered a catastrophic ankle and lower leg injury during the game and later underwent surgery.
Bucks Edge Seahawks in Season Opener
PHOTO COURTESY MELANIE SCHELSKE Back row: Coach Joe Butterfield, Trevor Kenobbie, Mason Schelske, Camden Jost, Parker DeJean, Drew Olinger, Dalton Mogck. Front row: Blake Larson, Lucas VanEnglenburg, Terek Butterfield, Trey Weber, Cade Mohling, Clay Olinger.