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South Dakota Basketball Stories
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We asked cheerleaders at the State A what is their favorite student section cheer?
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The SDPB Fan Cam has been catching all the energy of the AA in Rapid City.
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The 2025 SDHSAA state boys basketball tournaments continued on Friday, March 21, with the consolation semifinals and championship semifinals.
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Mitchell is heading back to the state title game. The fourth seeded Kernels defeated top seeded Sioux Falls Lincoln 55-51 on Friday night in Rapid City during the semifinal round of the ‘AA’ boys state tournament.
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SDPB’s Jackson Dircks had a conversation with SDSU’s Assistant Coach Sadie Thramer about what goes behind the scenes physically and mentally during a tournament run.
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The 2025 SDHSAA state boys basketball tournaments began on Thursday, March 20, from Rapid City, Sioux Falls, and Aberdeen.Here are the quarterfinal results.
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For a lot of basketball fans in South Dakota, state tournaments are a three-day festival in the host city. But for Mike and Terri Mebius, their state tournament experience in 2025 has turned into a road trip. The duo has three grandsons playing in the state tournament this week. Three different schools, three different classes, and three different tournaments.
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SDPB caught up with the 10 seniors who proudly led the Rangers and the Hill City community to their first-ever boys state tournament appearance.
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For the first time in 26-years, the Freeman Flyers are back at the state boys' basketball tournament. With a 19-4 record on the year, and just three seniors listed on the programs roster, it’s a unit that has Flyers fans excited for basketball once again.
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Sioux Falls Lincoln, Sioux Falls Christian and Castlewood lead the vote totals as the favorites to win their class during the 2025 Boys State Basketball Tournaments.
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Craig Mattick talks with Jason Leber who is considered to be one of the best prep football players in South Dakota history.
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Miles Krajewski already competes internationally in badminton, but now he's gearing up for Paris this summer- to compete for the U.S.A in the 2024 Paralympic Games.