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Fourth grade team

Fourth grade team

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Fourth grade team

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Wednesday, February 10, 2021
mber Lake’s fourth grade girls traveling team will ve their next basketball game in Mobridge on iday, Feb. 12. Team members are (FRONT) L-R: ee Booth, Selena Longbrake, Marcella Handeland, Evelyn Gill; BACK: Addison Lindskov, Tara Hintz, Tristan Swift, Katie Martin, Madalyn Hermes.
Sixth grade boys traveling team

Sixth grade boys traveling team

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Sixth grade boys traveling team

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Wednesday, February 10, 2021
These sixth graders are coached by parent volunteers J.J. Hunt and Doug Lawrence. FRONT (L-R): Jackson Hornick, Thomas Holzer, Hudson Gill, Kolby Holzer; BACK: Coach J.J. Hunt, Treyden Beer, Charlie Hornick, Kanton Hunt, Wynn Lawrence, Coach Doug Lawrence. NOT PICTURED: Braden Lawrence.
Dupree sophomore Kennedy McLellan works the ball inside against the defense of Timber Lake’s Kessa Bigger (35) and Mckenzi Vomacka. Photo by Patty Peacock

Dupree sophomore Kennedy McLellan works the ball inside against the defense of Timber Lake’s Kessa Bigger (35) and Mckenzi Vomacka. Photo by Patty Peacock

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Dupree runs past TL 72-62

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Wednesday, February 10, 2021
The Dupree Lady Tigers improved to .500 on the season last Tuesday by knocking off Timber Lake 72-62 in a conference matchup featuring two teams looking to move up in the Region 8 standings before tournament time in a couple of weeks.
Top of the Little Moreau Conference

Top of the Little Moreau Conference

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Top of the Little Moreau Conference

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Wednesday, February 10, 2021
Pictured Left to Right: (FRONT): Tristan Dupris, Chazz Gabe, Brandt Ducheneaux, Hank Kraft, Dixon Booth, Brady Sandquist, Dan Peterson, Landon Lemburg; BACK: Coach Cody Lawrence, Coach Bryce Schaffer, Jayden Miller, Jayce Lawrence, Jaiden Ducheneaux, Hunter Schrempp, Trenton Hansen, Kedrick Martin,...
Lady Panthers: 3rd Place in LMC girls tournament!

Lady Panthers: 3rd Place in LMC girls tournament!

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Lady Panthers: 3rd Place in LMC girls tournament!

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Wednesday, February 10, 2021
FRONT (L-R): Tia LeBeau, Natalie Gross, Kendyl Locken, Abby Linderman, Stormi Hulm, Maci Maher, Shay Kraft, Carlie Lawrence, Jasmine Nash, Cassie Carter; BACK: Meredith Maciejewski, Jordan Jones, Averie Marshall, Kiya Mowrer, Kessa Bigger, Joie LeBeau, Madilyn Bieber, Mckenzi Vomacka, Cindy Hoyt,...
LMC tourney title

LMC tourney title

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LMC tourney title

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Wednesday, February 10, 2021
The Timber Lake Panthers celebrate with the championship trophy after winning the annual Little Moreau Conference Boys Basketball Tournament in Lemmon on Saturday, Feb. 6.
Kadoka Area’s Cole O’Bryan dribbles past a leaping Hunter Schrempp of Timber Lake during boys basketball action last Tuesday. The Panthers earned a 56-46 victory with Schrempp contributing 10 points and a handful of rebounds. Photo by Robert Slocum

Kadoka Area’s Cole O’Bryan dribbles past a leaping Hunter Schrempp of Timber Lake during boys basketball action last Tuesday. The Panthers earned a 56-46 victory with Schrempp contributing 10 points and a handful of rebounds. Photo by Robert Slocum

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TL boys 4-7 heading into LMC Tournament

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Wednesday, February 3, 2021
The Timber Lake Panthers dropped Kadoka Area in boys basketball action last Tuesday but hit a buzz-saw in 8-2 Rapid City Christian on Saturday night, losing by more than 20 and dropping to 4-7 overall on the season.
Timber Lake forward Maci Maher (TOP) wrestles an unidentified Wall player for possession of a loose ball during girls hoops action on Friday. Photo by Jon Flatland

Timber Lake forward Maci Maher (TOP) wrestles an unidentified Wall player for possession of a loose ball during girls hoops action on Friday. Photo by Jon Flatland

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Lady Panthers avenge LMC tourney loss to Faith

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Wednesday, February 3, 2021
The Timber Lake Lady Panthers used a balanced scoring attack and a nine-point scoring edge in the second half to knock off Faith 54-44 in Little Moreau Conference girls basketball action Monday night, avenging a loss to the Lady Longhorns just over a week ago in the conference tournament.
Perfect dish

Perfect dish

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Perfect dish

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Wednesday, February 3, 2021
Timber Lake’s Stormi Hulm (23) drops a pass in the lane to teammate Tia LeBeau (2) during girls basketball action against Faith on Monday. The Lady Panthers avenged a loss to the Lady Longhorns in the LMC Tournament with a 54-44 victory and improved to 9-5 on the season. Photo by Jon Flatland
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