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LITTLE MOREAU ICE FISHING TOURNAMENT

LITTLE MOREAU ICE FISHING TOURNAMENT

LITTLE MOREAU ICE FISHING TOURNAMENT

Winners in the youth division of the R Rockin’ Little Moreau Ice Fishing Tournament held Saturday, Jan. 29, at the Little Moreau Recreation Area south of Timber Lake were (I-r) Ben Peterson, first place; Braxton Farlee, second place; and Eddie Keller, third place.
Rylin Rousseau (CENTER) of Dupree makes a post move against the defense of Timber Lake Panthers Tessa Goldade (LEFT) and Jasmine Nash (34). Photos by Jon Flatland

Rylin Rousseau (CENTER) of Dupree makes a post move against the defense of Timber Lake Panthers Tessa Goldade (LEFT) and Jasmine Nash (34). Photos by Jon Flatland

TL girls 8-6 heading into final week of season

The Timber Lake Lady Panthers picked up a pair of Little Moreau Conference victories last week, narrowly edging a solid Dupree team last Tuesday, Feb. 3, and handling Bison on Thursday, Feb. 5, in a contest previously postponed due to weather.
McIntosh’s Christian Campbell (2) and Bison’s Logan Reiff (25) during their conference tournament matchup. Watching are Tigers Wyatt Schell (3) and Daniel Demery (42). Photo by Jon Flatland

McIntosh’s Christian Campbell (2) and Bison’s Logan Reiff (25) during their conference tournament matchup. Watching are Tigers Wyatt Schell (3) and Daniel Demery (42). Photo by Jon Flatland

McIntosh boys bounce back for seventh in LMC tourney

Due to a number of cases of COVID, the McIntosh Tiger boys basketball team went 13 days without a practice or game prior to a few days before the start of the Little Moreau Conference Tournament last Thursday.
Eyes on the prize ...

Eyes on the prize ...

Eyes on the prize ...

Bobby Brewer of Dupree concentrates on the ball as he races towards it during the Tigers’ conference tournament win over Tiospaye Topa. Photo by Jon Flatland
Winning effort

Winning effort

Winning effort

Timber Lake guard Kedrick Martin drives past Lemmon’s Tanner Miller during semifinal round action of the 2022 Little Moreau Conference Boys Basketball Tournament on Feb. 4.
Rope Roghair and Sage Burress of Isabel win the team roping at the Wrangler 20x in Rapid City this week. Photo courtesy of Bryan Bender Photography

Rope Roghair and Sage Burress of Isabel win the team roping at the Wrangler 20x in Rapid City this week. Photo courtesy of Bryan Bender Photography

ISABEL PAIR WINS TEAM ROPING

Team roping partners Sage Buress and Rope Roghair, both of Isabel, claimed top honors in the event at the Wrangler 20x South Dakota High School Rodeo Showcase held Sunday, Jan. 30, in Rapid City. Buress and Roghair posted a time of 6.
Little Moreau Conference Boys JH Basketball Tournament

Little Moreau Conference Boys JH Basketball Tournament

Little Moreau Conference Boys JH Basketball Tournament

Treyden Beer, Timber Lake Wynn Lawrence, Timber Lake Photos by Jon Flatland Thomas Keller Timber Lake Jeremiah Tiger, Timber Lake Spencer Olson, Dupree Hudson Terveen, Dupree The Dupree Tigers are the 2022 Little Moreau Conference Jr.
Three members of the Dupree HS powerlifting team traveled to competition in Brandon Valley on Saturday, Jan. 29, included (l-r) Case DePoy, Matthew Lemke and Nevaeh Farlee. Farlee was the lone medalist for the team, finishing second overall in the girls’ 7th Division weight class. Photo by Patty Peacock

Three members of the Dupree HS powerlifting team traveled to competition in Brandon Valley on Saturday, Jan. 29, included (l-r) Case DePoy, Matthew Lemke and Nevaeh Farlee. Farlee was the lone medalist for the team, finishing second overall in the girls’ 7th Division weight class. Photo by Patty Peacock

Farlee leads Dupree powerlifters in first comp

After preparing with workouts in their districts’ new weight room, three members of the Dupree High School powerlifting team traveled to Brandon Valley on Saturday, Jan. 29, for their first meet of the year, capturing two top 15 finishes and a second place medal.

Nail-biters becoming the norm for TL boys

Too close for comfort. That’s the best way to describe the outcome of Timber Lake boys basketball games lately. The Panthers improved to 8-1 on the season last Tuesday, Jan. 25, by squeezing past the upset-minded Kadoka Area Kougars 58-55.