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Craig Wollman/SDPBThe 2026 SDHSAA state gymnastics meet took place from Mitchell high school on February 13-14 from their new gymnasium. Friday's action saw the team competition, while Saturday incorporated the individual competition for the event. -
Tim Tushla/SDPBThe 2026 Class B state team dual tournament took place from Pierre TF Riggs high school on Friday, February 14th. Canton took home its fourth straight state team dual wrestling championship.
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More shuffling at the top of Boys Class B on this week's South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Polls. -
The 2026 SDHSAA state one-act play festival took place from Brandon Valley high school on February 5-7. Here are the superior recipients in overall play, ensemble, and individual categories for the event. -
No, not everybody in South Dakota will be cheering for the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl this Sunday, but a lot will, and yes, some of them just want to see the New England Patriots lose. For a strong margin of South Dakotans, their preference will sway towards the Seahawks, because of rookie left guard, and fellow South Dakotan, Grey Zabel. -
PodcastsThis week on Game Time, Jason Andera and Nate Wek highlight the six remaining teams who are still unbeaten. Plus we get you caught up on all the news and outstanding performances in high school hoops. -
PodcastsCraig Mattick’s guest, JoAnne Runge of Hartford, has been a cornerstone of South Dakota high school gymnastics for decades as a teacher, coach, judge, and mentor, earning a place in the state’s Gymnastics Hall of Fame. Since beginning her judging career in 1968, she has officiated at 46 of the past 51 state meets, helping shape the sport since its sanctioning in 1976. -
There is a new number on this week in the South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Polls. -
PodcastsThis week on Game Time, Jason Andera and Nate Wek recap the Boys Hanson Classic and the top performers from last week. Plus, we feature the first-half surprise teams across the state, including the Colman-Egan girls and the Watertown boys. -
Learn about Centerville's origins and visit the high school on game day. Plus, we learn about the origin of their mascot – the Tornadoes. -
The top teams remain the same this week on the latest South Dakota Prep Media Basketball Polls. -
PodcastsCraig Mattick’s guest on In Play is longtime coach and administrator Merlin Doyle. One of the first officers of the South Dakota High School Athletic Directors Association when it formed in 1973, Merlin helped launch girls track and wrestling programs, coached basketball and football, and served as both principal and athletic director. He spent 31 years in the Wall School District. Joined by his wife, Mary Jane, Merlin—now 90—may not recall every moment, but his passion for the kids and the Wall community remains as strong as ever.
