AREA BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Erickson's big night helps P-G beat Gregory

PLATTE — Brianna Erickson had a double-double to lead Platte-Geddes over Gregory 65-26 in a high school girls’ basketball game Friday.

Erickson scored 17 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in the win. Shelby Rabenberg scored 15 points. Josie DeGroot totaled 15 points and eight steals. Kelly Knudson finished the game with nine steals and six assists.

Platte-Geddes made 28 of its 81 field goals attempts and went 6-for-23 from the free-throw line. Platte-Geddes is 2-1 and plays Mount Vernon/Plankinton Tuesday in Plankinton.

Courtney Opbroek led Gregory with 10 points and six rebounds. Allison Sundquist grabbed seven rebounds and Briana Leber added six.

The Gorillas made six field goals on 26 attempts and one free throw for 10 attempts. The 0-4 Gorillas host Lyman Dec. 29.

PG 24 33 55 65

G 10 22 25 26

Parkston 49, Chamberlain 46

PARKSTON — Parkston was victorious over Chamberlain after trailing for the first three quarters in a girls’ basketball game Friday. The final score was 49-46.

Erica Herrold scored 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds for Parkston. Sadie Schoenfelder and Jordan Bormann scored eight points apiece in the win.

Parkston shot 13-of-39 from the field and 18-of-20 from the free-throw line. Parkston totaled 13 rebounds and eight turnovers. The 3-1 Trojans host Tripp-Delmont/Armour Monday.

Kennedy Wagner scored a game-high 18 points for the Cubs. Jaymee Knippling scored 11 points and tallied nine rebounds. Logan Pickner scored six points.

Chamberlain went 18-of-48 from the field and 9-of-16 from the free-throw line. The Cubs finished with 28 team rebounds and nine turnovers. Chamberlain is 2-1 this season and plays at Winner Tuesday.

Parkston won the junior varsity game.

P 10 21 32 49

C 17 26 38 46

McCook Central/Montrose 38, Howard 12

HOWARD — McCook Central/Montrose held Howard scoreless in the third quarter as the Cougars went on to win 38-12 Friday.

Brianna Painter scored eight points for the Cougars. C.J. Ristesund added seven points. Rachel Bartscher and Ristesund had six rebounds apiece.

McCook Central/Montrose shot 14-of-38 from the field and 10-of-13 from the free-throw line. The Cougars had 26 team rebounds and 20 turnovers.

Kelsey Dawson scored eight points and recorded six rebounds for Howard. The Tigers went 6-of-34 from the field and 0-of-2 from the free-throw line. Howard totaled 19 rebounds and 25 turnovers.

McCook Central/Montrose is 3-1 and hosts Tea Area Monday in Montrose. Howard is 0-3 and plays Sanborn Central/Woonsocket Monday in Forestburg.

McCook Central/Montrose won the junior varsity game 31-19.

MCM 12 24 28 38

H 2 10 10 12

West Central 59, Wagner 47

HARTFORD — Wagner recorded its first loss of the season as the Red Raiders fell to West Central 59-47 Friday.

Hunter Matthew scored 17 points for West Central.

Jessa Doom led Wagner with 19 points and 13 rebounds. Nicole Webber added 12 points. Wagner went 13-of-39 from the field and 17-of-32 from the free-throw line. The Red Raiders accumulated 37 rebounds and committed 29 turnovers.

West Central (1-2) hosts Elk Point-Jefferson Tuesday, while Wagner (3-1) hosts Dakota Christian tonight.

WC 15 23 40 59

W 11 25 32 47

Hanson 83, Menno 52

MENNO — Five Hanson players scored in double digits, leading to an 83-52 win over Menno in a girls’ high school basketball game Friday.

Cassidy Graham and Erika Nelson each had 12 points to lead the Beavers, who made 31 of 47 shots from the field. Kelli Wenande had 11 points and Leah Marsh and Kynedi Cheeseman each had 10 points.

Lindsi Dey had six of Hanson’s 29 rebounds. Kendra Cheeseman added five assists and Graham and Kynedi Cheeseman each had four steals.

Hanson, which also won the JV game, was 11-of-22 from the free-throw line and had 19 turnovers to Menno’s 30.

Menno was led by Christina Herrboldt’s 14 points. Kylee Kessler had eight points and six rebounds and Abby Herrboldt had nine points. Ashton Diede had five assists and two steals.

Menno was 16-of-34 from the field, 13-of-20 from the free-throw line and had 18 rebounds.

Hanson (4-0) hosts Marion Tuesday in Alexandria, while Menno (1-3) plays Freeman Academy Thursday in Freeman.

H 25 47 69 83

M 12 25 34 52

Boys’ basketball

McCook Central/Montrose 68, Howard 49

HOWARD — Brandon Reif scored 21 points as McCook Central/Montrose defeated Howard 68-49 Friday.

Jake Heumiller scored 13 points for the Cougars and led the team in assists with 11. Will Gottlob scored 10 points, while Billy Kapperman scored 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds.

MCM shot 23-of-52 for 44 percent from the field and 17-of-23 for 73 percent from the free-throw line. The Cougars accumulated 34 rebounds and 11 turnovers. The 2-1 Cougars host Chester Area Tuesday in Salem.

Steve Larsen was the scoring leader for the Tigers with 14 points. Landon Laible and Cole Potter each scored nine points. Larson led the team with five rebounds.

Howard shot 20-of-43 from the field and 6-of-8 from the free-throw line. The Tigers totaled 21 rebounds and 16 turnovers.

Howard is 1-2 and plays Sanborn Central/Woonsocket Monday in Forestburg.

MCM won the junior varsity game 43-27.

MCM 19 37 51 68

H 16 26 39 49

Bon Homme 57, Scotland 36

SCOTLAND — Scott Van Winkle scored 17 points to lead Bon Homme over Scotland 57-36 Friday night in boys’ basketball action.

Scott Wieseler added seven points and led the team in rebounds with six. Van Winkle recorded six steals and five assists in the win. Hunter Young totaled six steals.

Bon Homme made 22 field goals on 64 attempts and totaled 19 rebounds and eight turnovers.

Jared Kloucek scored 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Scotland. Tanner Skorepa added 10 points. Anthony Walloch scored eight points and had three assists. Shaye Bloch recorded six rebounds and nine assists for the Highlanders.

Scotland shot 16-of-35 from the field. The Highlanders accumulated 32 rebounds.

Bon Homme (2-2) plays at Dakota Christian Tuesday in New Holland. Scotland (0-3) plays at Chamberlain Dec. 22.

BH 11 29 40 57

S 8 12 22 36

Parkston 49, Chamberlain 46

PARKSTON — Parkston and Chamberlain went into double overtime in a game that ended 49-46 in favor of Parkston.

Spencer Lucas led Parkston’s scoring with 14 points. Kyle Hohn added 10 points, while Jalen Hurley had 10 rebounds.

Parkston shot 16-of-50 from the field and 12-of-29 from the free-throw line. The Trojans had 34 rebounds and 18 turnovers.

Skyler Bertram scored 12 points for Chamberlain. Gage Basting added 10 points and recorded seven rebounds. Reuben Estes tallied seven steals.

Chamberlain shot 19-of-60 from the field and 5-of-11 from the free-throw line. The Cubs totaled 32 rebounds and 18 turnovers.

Parkston (2-0) hosts Avon Tuesday. Chamberlain (1-1) plays at Winner Tuesday.

Chamberlain won the junior varsity game 43-40.

P 8 17 24 36 42 49

C 8 12 25 36 42 46

Wolsey-Wessington 76,

Highmore-Harrold 39

HIGHMORE — Hadley Hamlin had 17 points to lead Wolsey-Wessington past Highmore-Harrold 76-39 Friday in a high school boys’ basketball game.

Hayden Houden had eight rebounds for Wolsey-Wessington, which is 1-0 and hosts Mitchell Christian Monday in Wolsey. H-H (0-1) hosts Jones County today in Highmore.

Friday's Scores

The Associated Press

Boys Basketball

Aberdeen Roncalli 70, Hamlin 36

Alcester-Hudson 54, Gayville-Volin 36

Andes Central 56, Mitchell Christian 53

Arlington 74, Estelline 48

Bennett County 66, Gordon/Rushville, Neb. 42

Bison 75, Wakpala 71

Bon Homme 57, Scotland 36

Brandon Valley 66, Pierre 64

Brookings 70, Sioux Falls Washington 44

Castlewood 61, Lake Preston 49

Centerville 55, Baltic 50

Colman-Egan 66, DeSmet 43

Dakota Valley 66, Canton 54

Deubrook 78, Dell Rapids St. Mary 30

Dupree 86, Kadoka Area 28

Elkton-Lake Benton 62, Oldham-Ramona/Rutland 39

Great Plains Lutheran 57, Grant-Deuel 31

Harrisburg 48, Beresford 36

Huron 52, Rapid City Stevens 50

James Valley Christian 91, Sunshine Bible Academy 62

Little Wound 64, Crow Creek 58

Lower Brule 62, Takini 35

Madison 65, Lennox 36

McCook Central/Montrose 68, Howard 49

Mitchell 70, Rapid City Central 67

New Underwood 45, Rapid City Christian 26

Newell 65, Tiospaye Topa 33

Omaha Nation, Neb. 52, Flandreau Indian 47

Parker 48, Garretson 47, OT

Parkston 49, Chamberlain 46

Sioux Falls Christian 55, Elk Point-Jefferson 44

Sioux Falls Lincoln 75, Sioux Falls O'Gorman 48

Spearfish 53, Custer 45

St. Thomas More 66, Alliance, Neb. 35

Sturgis 57, Douglas 51

Tea Area 57, Dell Rapids 36

Tiospa Zina Tribal 58, Florence/Henry 15

Tri-Valley 57, Chester 32

Viborg-Hurley 75, Irene-Wakonda 48

Wall 65, Jones County 60

White River JV 101, Crazy Horse 45

Wilmot 76, Waubay 33

Stateline Shootout

Newcastle, Wyo. 61, Lead-Deadwood 59

Girls Basketball

Aberdeen Roncalli 50, Hamlin 21

Alcester-Hudson 42, Gayville-Volin 30

Centerville 60, Baltic 58

Clark/Willow Lake 66, Webster 51

Dakota Valley 59, Canton 47

Dell Rapids 58, Tea Area 38

Faith 64, Hettinger/Scranton, N.D. 34

Gordon/Rushville, Neb. 45, Bennett County 31

Great Plains Lutheran 42, Grant-Deuel 26

Hanson 83, Menno 52

Harrisburg 63, Beresford 54

Herreid/Selby Area 77, Eureka/Bowdle 31

Ipswich 52, Edmunds Central 20

James Valley Christian 66, Sunshine Bible Academy 46

Jones County 55, Wall 54

Lemmon 60, Bowman County, N.D. 43

Lower Brule 86, Takini 26

McCook Central/Montrose 38, Howard 12

Milbank 43, Deuel 37

Mitchell 77, Rapid City Central 38

Mitchell Christian 50, Andes Central 34

New Underwood 40, Rapid City Christian 39

Newell 83, Tiospaye Topa 4

Omaha Nation, Neb. 50, Flandreau Indian 46

Parkston 49, Chamberlain 46

Pierre 48, Brandon Valley 42

Pine Ridge 76, Hot Springs 31

Platte-Geddes 65, Gregory 26

Potter County Gettysburg High School 60, Faulkton 30

Rapid City Stevens 68, Huron 33

Redfield/Doland 40, Groton Area 27

Sioux Falls Christian 55, Elk Point-Jefferson 49

Sisseton 63, Britton-Hecla 53

Spearfish 76, Custer 16

St. Thomas More 58, Alliance, Neb. 34

Sturgis 60, Douglas 16

Tri-Valley 53, Chester 31

Viborg-Hurley 63, Irene-Wakonda 51

Wakpala 69, Bison 24

West Central 59, Wagner 47

White River JV 90, Crazy Horse 11

Stateline Shootout

Lead-Deadwood 57, Newcastle, Wyo. 47

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Freeman vs. Canistota, ppd. to Dec 21.

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