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May 8—A year ago, Valley baseball went 7-11 and missed the WPIAL playoffs. That was last year. This year, the Vikings (14-5) bounced back to have one of the most accomplished regular seasons in Class 4A. Now, the Section 3 co-champion with Indiana (8-2) is ready to begin what it hopes is a deep post
The Arizona Cardinals opened rookie minicamp on Friday, May 8. It is the first of five offseason practice windows before they disperse for the summer.
May 8—MITCHELL — The Mitchell High School boys tennis team closed out the regular-season dual schedule in dominant fashion Friday, defeating Watertown 8-1 at Hitchcock Park. Mitchell swept all six singles matches and added two of three doubles victories to improve to 13-5 overall and 6-2 in Eastern
May 8—MITCHELL — The regular season is winding down in the South Dakota High School Baseball Association's Class A schedule, and a critical final weekend awaits. The top-five teams in the seed-point standings are separated by 1.1 points, nearly all of them with 13 or 14 wins and only a handful o
May 8—MITCHELL — The South Dakota High School Coaches Association announced its coaches of the year for the 2025-26 winter season. The winners will be honored at the SDHSCA awards banquet at 1 p.m. on Sunday, July 19, at the Mitchell High School Performing Arts Center. Estelline/Hendricks coach Sher
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May 8—SALEM, S.D. — McCook Central/Montrose is on the rise in the Class B softball standings. It's been a steady climb for the Fighting Cougars, who are now in their third year as a program and own the best win percentage of any Class B squad with an 11-2 start to the season. MCM's progress
May 8—SIOUX CITY, Iowa. — Dakota Wesleyan University's Allison Meyerink earned Great Plains Athletic Conference women's golf player of the year honors for the second time is as many seasons, the league office announced on Friday. As the conference player of the year, Meyerink, ranked 80th na
PHOENIX — Even with the Phoenix Suns eliminated from the playoffs, Devin Booker remains part of the NBA postseason conversation — and part of the debate surrounding officiating and the Oklahoma City Thunder. Apr 22, 2026; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA; Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker (1) reacts after