Sports

TL girls wrap up regular season this Friday

With the post-season looming, the Timber Lake Lady Panthers split four games over the past week in a sprint to the end of the regular season schedule, which they close out Friday, Feb. 18, by hosting Cheyenne-Eagle Butte.

McIntosh boys stumble to 5-9 overall

The McIntosh Tigers boys basketball team was back at full strength last week for the first time in nearly a month, but could not shake off enough rust to pick up a win in three outings.
Timber Lake senior Hank Kraft powers to the hoop during home varsity basketball play versus North Central Photo by Jon Flatland

Timber Lake senior Hank Kraft powers to the hoop during home varsity basketball play versus North Central Photo by Jon Flatland

Panthers keep rolling; improve to 14-1

Gettysburg is a long way from Tombstone, AZ, and the OK Corral, but area basketball fans are expecting a shootout on Friday, Feb. 25.
PANTHERS DEFEND TOURNEY CROWN

PANTHERS DEFEND TOURNEY CROWN

Panthers DEFEND TOURNEY CROWN

The late Northern State University coach Don Meyer once said, “You aren’t going to win championships unless you make layups and free throws.

Dupree Youth and GR Rattlers compete in Lemmon-McIntosh

Kemper Longbrake and Rowdy Schrempp of the Dupree Youth Wrestling Club captured individual championships at the Lemmon-McIntosh Youth Wrestling Tournament on Sunday, Feb. 6, in Lemmon. They were two of several competitors from the Dupree club participating in the tournament.
Dupree’s Klayte McLellan (10) and Ted Eagle (23) trap Tiospaye Topa’s Manuel Swan during their LMC tournament contest. Photos by Jon Flatland

Dupree’s Klayte McLellan (10) and Ted Eagle (23) trap Tiospaye Topa’s Manuel Swan during their LMC tournament contest. Photos by Jon Flatland

Balanced attack lifts Panther boys past Dupree 78-41

Twelve of the 14 players on Timber Lake’s roster scored as the Panthers cruised past the visiting Dupree Tigers 78-41 in boys conference hoops action last Tuesday, Feb. 1.