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The Sioux Falls Chargers baseball team and local leaders came together to remember David Barranco, whose public service and love of the game left a lasting imprint on the city.
The Mavericks will play 11 home games at Taylor Center, face a slate of non‑conference opponents, and chase a run to the NCAA Elite Eight in Pittsburgh.
NASCAR pioneer Mike Skinner will lead the 2026 Caterpillar Jackpine Gypsies Super TT, bringing his storied racing legacy to the heart of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
A look at the evolving ways the nation marks its anniversaries, from grand nationwide festivities to quieter, locally rooted observances.
The Missouri Valley Football Conference will host a live, in‑person Media Day on July 14 in Sioux Falls, featuring interviews with coaches and players from all nine teams, broadcast on Sioux Falls Live, Midwest Sports Plus and KSFL.
Palace City's Junior Legion baseball team went 4-1 at the Buffalo Wild Wings Classic, highlighted by a walk-off win, while the 14U and 13U squads posted their own records at the Mid-Summer Classic.
The Missouri Valley Football Conference media day on July 14 will feature all nine member teams, with live interviews and a schedule released for each appearance. The event will be streamed free on Midwest Sports+ and Forum Communications platforms.
Rapid City’s Brad Tucker and Peever’s Paul Karst will be honored at the South Dakota State Amateur Baseball Tournament and a Hall of Fame banquet for their extensive contributions to baseball officiating.
The University of North Dakota’s football program is slated to finish fourth in the Missouri Valley Football Conference preseason poll, yet the team boasts a strong returning core, several All‑America selections and an opening game against Long Island on Aug. 27.
Four Manhattan teenagers contributed to Sporting Kaw Valley’s national soccer championship, a feat achieved after a series of state and regional victories in Wichita.
A temporary restraining order granted by Judge Jay Knudson clears a path for Avery Scott and Jonnie Wiltshire to seek eligibility for the upcoming season, highlighting a pivotal moment for the Fighting Hawks.
Iowa’s rushing attack returns with proven talent and a top‑graded transfer, positioning the Hawkeyes to lean on the run early in the 2025 campaign.
Under third‑year head coach Jody Wright, the Racers are cultivating a player‑led culture of accountability and intensity, aiming to translate recent progress into more wins.
LJ Phillips is shedding pounds and embracing a new environment as he prepares for the upcoming season in Iowa.
The NSIC blends tradition with rising competition as teams prepare for the 2026 campaign, spotlighting historic rivalries and player pipelines.
From Watertown to the national stage, the South Dakota United Spirit girls’ soccer squad prepares for a high‑stakes week in Denver, facing teams from across the country.
On November 2, 2026, UTEP and Northern Kentucky will meet for the first time at the Sanford Pentagon, marking each program’s debut in the venue and showcasing new conference paths.
A dramatic 11th‑inning rally led by Garrett Stout’s RBI single gave Four Corners a 9‑8 win over Plankinton, while a slate of other district games delivered shutouts, offensive explosions and close contests across the state.
A deep look at how Iowa’s rushing attack, bolstered by key players and a new transfer, is poised to shatter recent production benchmarks.
Nebraska football is pairing quarterback Trae Taylor with top receivers, securing key commitments while navigating setbacks, and reshaping its tight end outlook.
The Pipestone Athletics slipped to 4-12 after a 1-0 loss to the Worthington Cubs, while the Elkton Snappers erupted for a 26-11 victory. With playoff positioning on the line, the final regular-season game promises high stakes.
The Buckeyes have offered a scholarship to 6‑foot‑9 forward Noah Woods, a top‑30 prospect who also holds offers from Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota. The move reflects Ohio State’s early‑offer approach as it pursues additional talent for the 2029 class.
Ohio State head coach Jake Diebler has extended a scholarship to 6‑foot‑9 forward Noah Woods, a Sioux Falls native, as part of an early‑recruiting push that also targets Bryce Irby and Mason Grivna.
The late billionaire’s gifts reshaped health care, education and community projects across Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and beyond.