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Area players to sign with college football teams today

Jacob Bartscher, a 6-foot-5, 200-pound senior from Hanson High School, is expected to sign today with the Augustana football team on National Signing Day, a day for high school seniors to sign national letters of intent.

By Luke Hagen , February 01, 2012

Greenway twins headed to Augustana

The Greenway twins are sticking together. Mitchell High School seniors Jason and Justin Greenway have verbally committed play football to Augustana College, an NCAA Division II university in Sioux Falls.

By Luke Hagen , January 30, 2012

Memorial service set for plane crash victim

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — Augustana College has announced plans to hold a public memorial service for Daniel Swets, one of the victims in last week's deadly plane crash in Sioux Falls.

December 12, 2011

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Area musicians to perform in Augustana show

Augustana Band and Augustana College/Community Band will perform with guest soloist, Greg Hustis, principal horn of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, at the Fall Concert at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4 at the Brandon Valley Performing Arts Center, Brandon.

By News release , October 31, 2011

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Professor, a Mitchell native, wins praise for biblical scholarship

John Anderson is one of the few biblical scholars in the state, a professor of religion at Augustana College in Sioux Falls and the author of the new scholarly book, “Jacob and the Divine Trickster.”

By Jennifer Jungwirth , October 22, 2011

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Final Augustana band members to arrive home today

The last of the three area students who were in Egypt will return home to South Dakota today.
Alexis Preheim, of Chamberlain, and Ariel Tjaden, of Freeman, were on a flight out of the riot-filled Egyptian capital, Cairo, on Monday morning.
There were 30 people on the flight, which arrived in Amsterdam, where they spent the night.

By Tom Lawrence , February 01, 2011

Last group of Augustana band tour to depart Egypt

One of three area members of the Augustana College band that was in strife-torn Egypt was part of a group that left the country Sunday.
The other two band members from the Mitchell area are in a group that was scheduled to depart from Cairo early this morning.
Ethan Edzards of Wessington Springs was one of 61 people who left Egypt Sunday and spent the day in Amsterdam, Holland, before departing for the United States. There were 46 students and 15 other members of the tour on the first flight out.

By Tom Lawrence , January 31, 2011

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Defense, Clark’s running lead Augustana to win

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — Joe Clark ran for 117 yards to go over 1,000 yards for the third straight season, and Augustana used a strong defensive performance to beat Grand Valley State 38-6 in the second round of the NCAA Division II playoffs Saturday.

By The Associated Press , November 29, 2010

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USF hosts Mckendree today

SIOUX FALLS — No. 1-ranked University of Sioux Falls will play No. 12-ranked Mckendree University at 12 p.m. today at the USF Sanford Complex in the second round of the NAIA playoffs.

By Sports staff , November 27, 2010

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State college football roundup: USD falls to Lamar

BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — Doug Prewitt hit Barry Ford for a 14-yard touchdown pass with 43 seconds remaining Saturday night to lift Lamar to a 24-20 victory over South Dakota.

By From staff and wire reports , November 15, 2010

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State college football roundup: SDSU downs S. Illinois

CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) — Kyle Minett rushed for 144 yards and two touchdowns and South Dakota State beat Southern Illinois 31-10 Saturday. South Dakota (2-4, 2-2 Missouri Valley) finished with 194 yards rushing to Southern Illinois’ 152 yards, but the Salukis (3-4, 2-2) led in the air with 181 passing yards to South Dakota’s 103 yards.

By From staff and wire reports , October 18, 2010

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State college football roundup: USD routs Northwest Oklahoma

VERMILLION (AP) — Dante Warren threw for four touchdowns and Chris Ganious rushed for 118 yards as South Dakota beat Northwest Oklahoma State 48-14 Saturday.

By From staff and wire reports , September 20, 2010

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USD takes on Gophers at TCF Bank Stadium

USD faces Minnesota Saturday
It doesn’t get any easier for the University of South Dakota football team.

By Sports staff , September 10, 2010

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Alexandria's Gau won't start Wednesday

There never were any concrete rules Augustana baseball coach Tim Huber set for Tyson Gau’s Legion baseball season. Instead, there was more of a comforting feeling for Huber, knowing that Gau — one of his prized young pitching stars — would be under the direction of his own uncle, Jerry Smith, who’s Alexandria’s head coach.

By Luke Hagen , July 27, 2010

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USD falls to Creighton in Omaha

OMAHA, Neb. — Creighton snapped the University of South Dakota’s 13-game winning streak Tuesday when it beat the Coyotes 89-78 in the first round of the CollegeInsider.com postseason men’s basketball tournament in Omaha, Neb.

By Sports staff , March 17, 2010