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SHOWN FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Parker Couch, Ben Carter, Lorin Schaller, Liam Mees. CENTER: Chase Dunsmore, Corey Roberts, Camille Rearick, Jacksen Carter, Ethan Rearick. BACK ROW: Coach Keegan Haider, Tanner Johnsen, Rio Zaher, Jaspur Gran, Carson Finn, Hayes Christensen and Head Coach Adam Haake. (PHOTO COURTESY LANDSTROM PHOTOGRAPHY)

SHOWN FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Parker Couch, Ben Carter, Lorin Schaller, Liam Mees. CENTER: Chase Dunsmore, Corey Roberts, Camille Rearick, Jacksen Carter, Ethan Rearick. BACK ROW: Coach Keegan Haider, Tanner Johnsen, Rio Zaher, Jaspur Gran, Carson Finn, Hayes Christensen and Head Coach Adam Haake. (PHOTO COURTESY LANDSTROM PHOTOGRAPHY)

Warhawks Crown Two Champions at McCook Central/Montrose Invite

Wessington Springs/ Woonsocket/Wolsey-Wessington turned in a strong showing Saturday, Jan. 3, at the McCook Central/Montrose Invitational in boys high school wrestling action.The Warhawks crowned a pair of individual champions, led by Ethan Rearick at 144 pounds.
Wessington Springs’ Colby Flowers hangs on the rim as his dunk drops through the net during the Spartans’ 70–38 win over Highmore-Harrold on Saturday, Jan. 3. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)

Wessington Springs’ Colby Flowers hangs on the rim as his dunk drops through the net during the Spartans’ 70–38 win over Highmore-Harrold on Saturday, Jan. 3. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)

Spartans Roll Past Highmore to Close Winter Break

The Wessington Springs Spartans picked up a decisive 70 – 38 win over Highmore-Harrold on Saturday, Jan. 3, closing out winter break play with a strong all-around performance.Wessington Springs was led by Colby Flowers, with a game-high 28 points on an efficient 13-of-15 shooting from the field.
Scan the QR code to purchase advance tickets for the donkey basketball tournament set for Jan. 9 in Wessington. Advance tickets are $10, with tickets available for $15 at the door.

Scan the QR code to purchase advance tickets for the donkey basketball tournament set for Jan. 9 in Wessington. Advance tickets are $10, with tickets available for $15 at the door.

Donkey Basketball Set for Jan. 9 in Wessington

Friendly competition and a little four-legged flair will take center court when a donkey basketball tournament trots into Wessington on Friday, Jan. 9, bringing together teams from four neighboring communities for a night of family-friendly entertainment.
BOWLING NEWS

BOWLING NEWS

BOWLING NEWS

Town & Country League - No news this week National League 12/23/2025L&M Construction 202, Pin Ticklers 189, Auto Body Clinic 175 ½, American Bank & Trust 167 ½, Springs Inn 138, Sandbaggers 102 ½, Dummy 81 ½, Wax Wizards 81. Team High Series: American Bank & Trust 2498.
Caleb Richmond puts up shots as Wolsey-Wessington battled through a busy December stretch.

Caleb Richmond puts up shots as Wolsey-Wessington battled through a busy December stretch.

Strong December Showing for Wolsey-Wessington Boys

The Wolsey-Wessington boys basketball team put together a productive stretch of games in December, earning two wins before closing the run with a road loss.The Warbirds opened the week by holding off a late rally from Iroquois-Lake Preston to earn a 52-50 win on Tuesday, Dec. 16.
Raya Toupal dribbles around a defender.

Raya Toupal dribbles around a defender.

December Action Sets Stage for Big Bo Classic

Wolsey-Wessington split recent action with a 51-39 loss to Wessington Springs on Dec. 11 before earning a 55-34 win over Sully Buttes on Dec. 22, and will be back on their home floor for the Big Bo Classic on Dec. 30. 
Colby Flowers goes up for a driving layup during Wessington Springs’ 64-58 win over Howard on Saturday, Dec. 20. Flowers led the Spartans with 20 points, shooting 9-of-14 from the field while adding two assists and two blocks

Colby Flowers goes up for a driving layup during Wessington Springs’ 64-58 win over Howard on Saturday, Dec. 20. Flowers led the Spartans with 20 points, shooting 9-of-14 from the field while adding two assists and two blocks

Spartans Finish Strong to Hold Off Howard

The Wessington Springs boys basketball team used balanced scoring and timely defense to secure a 64-58 win over Howard on Saturday, Dec. 20.The Spartans placed four players in double figures and leaned on strong shooting efficiency to fend off the Tigers down the stretch.
Shown left to right, back row are: Devin Mentele, Tayden Huisman, Parker Karsky, Jevon Kolousek, Trevor Huisman, Coach Jenna Mikkelson. Front row: Lawson Fagerhaug, Holden Schelske, Caleb Culver, Crew Wenzel, Lincoln Mikkelson. (PHOTO COURTESY JEN KOLOUSEK)

Shown left to right, back row are: Devin Mentele, Tayden Huisman, Parker Karsky, Jevon Kolousek, Trevor Huisman, Coach Jenna Mikkelson. Front row: Lawson Fagerhaug, Holden Schelske, Caleb Culver, Crew Wenzel, Lincoln Mikkelson. (PHOTO COURTESY JEN KOLOUSEK)

Building the Future

Spartan Youth Grow Through FundamentalsEarlier this month, Wessington Springs hosted a 5th and 6th grade basketball tournament as fundraisers for all the teams in the program. During this tournament, the boys’ team got their first win of the year.
Wolsey-Wesington Esports: Week 3 Wins and Rankings

Wolsey-Wesington Esports: Week 3 Wins and Rankings

Wolsey-Wesington Esports: Week 3 Wins and Rankings

• With his chess win against Sioux Falls Lincoln, Connor Beals is ranked first in the state.• With his chess win against Takini, Jeven Zerfoss is ranked 53rd in the state• With his Super Smash Bros win against Timber Lake, Boston Grubham is ranked 25 in South Dakota.
 

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