Lemmon-McIntosh quarterback Cody Thompson threw six touchdowns Friday to lead the No. 2-ranked Cowboys past the Faith Longhorns in a 52-0 blowout.

FOOTBALL Herreid-Selby 34 Timber Lake 32 OT Dupree 42 Newell 28 Lemmon-McIntosh 52 Faith 0 Harding Co. 48 Hill City 0 Jones Co.

Members of the Timber Lake and Dupree volleyball teams paid their respects to the community of Mobridge and the family of Emily Holzer, 16, a Mobridge-Pollock student who died in an automobile wreck Sept. 15.

Upland game bird hunting seasons on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation will be open to both residents and non-residents this fall, but big game seasons will carry some limitations, according to the CRST Game, Fish & Parks Department.

With team members Caleb Bieber and Chase Marshall out of action due to injuries, junior Ian Beyer stepped up for the Timber Lake Panthers on Saturday, turning in his best performance of the season to finish third in the varsity boys race at the Ipswich Cross Country Invitational.

The Timber Lake Panthers dropped to 2-5 on the season with a 3-1 loss to visiting Herreid-Selby in volleyball action last Thursday. The Wolverines opened the match with a 25-17 win but Timber Lake battled back to take game two by a score of 25-22.

If you were waiting in line for popcorn a few minutes at the concession stand when the Newell Panthers kicked off to the Timber Lake Panthers last Friday and returned to your seat wondering what you missed ... well, to put it simply - a lot.

With three losses in their first three games, the Timber Lake volleyball team broke out of its season-opening slump on Saturday, knocking off White River and Stanley County at the Stanley County Volleyball Triangular in Ft. Pierre to improve to 2-3 overall.

Kedrick Martin was nearly perfect on Friday. Nearly.

Teammates Ian Beyer and Caleb Bieber stuck close together on the course at the Little Moreau Conference and Ryan Day Memorial cross country meet in Faith on Friday, Sept. 4. So close, in fact, that despite Beyer’s stronger sprint to the finish, the pair still finished the 5,000-meter race fifth and sixth, respectively, helping the Timber Lake Panthers place second overall in the boys division.