This week on Game Time, Jason Andera and Nate Wek preview some of the top girls basketball games of the season coming up at the Boys Hanson Classic, including a battle of unbeatens with an interview from Clark/Willow Lake Coach Jerome Nesheim.

More shuffling around this week on the latest South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Polls.

This week on Game Time, Jason Andera and Nate Wek preview some of the top girls basketball games of the season coming up at the 43rd annual Hanson Classic, including a 1 vs. 2 matchup between Lennox and Mahpiya Luta

Aberdeen Christian senior guard Jett Johnson is spending the last few months of his high school career soaking in every moment he can with the Knights boys basketball team. Despite being involved in football as well, basketball is the sport he remains most connected with. But Jett’s journey as a leader starts well beyond the court. He’s leaned into his faith as a Christian, which he credits for making himself the person he is today.

We have a brand new number one in Boys Class A and Girls Class B this week in the South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Polls.

This week your hosts Nate Wek and Jason Andera recap the headlines of the basketball season complete with gamechangers and the newest rankings. Plus we look forward to the top tilts coming up.

A new year and new South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Polls have been released.

Another year is in the books, but it's safe to say 2025 didn't disappoint. It was filled with some fantastic moments at the SDHSAA events. We wanted to share some of SDPB's favorite memories from the year.

Craig Mattick's guest on this episode of In Play holds the South Dakota state record with 19 individual gymnastics titles, a mark that has stood for more than 13 years. She is one of only a handful of South Dakota gymnasts to compete at the collegiate level, the former Deuel Cardinal, Samantha Wiekamp Sadler.

Because girls basketball and volleyball weren’t sanctioned in South Dakota during her high school years, Craig Mattick’s In Play guest missed those opportunities but later started the De Smet volleyball program, leading it to the state tournament in each of its first five seasons. She went on to become one of South Dakota’s most respected volleyball officials, working 34 state tournaments — Huron Tiger Kim Weed.