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By Rich Winter
Seems like every time I move from South Dakota to Utah, the St. Francis Warriors start winning football games. Well, dang, might have to stay away for a bit I suppose.
Big props to St. Francis as they opened their season with a 12-6 win over Little Wound.
St. Francis 12 Little Wound 6
I do not have a scoring summary or an stats at this point, so I’ll get that updated as soon as that information is made available to me.
Well done, guys!
Bennett County 15 – Todd County 6
In a relatively tight ball game, the Bennett County Warriors ground out a road victory over a young Todd County squad.
Neither team scored in the opening periods, but both offenses score in the second period.
Bennett County put it away in the second half as Warrior senior, Sam Ireland scored his second touchdown of the game.
Scoring Summary:
BC – Sam Ireland 7 yard run (Petrick Kick)
TC – Ty Herman 28 yard pass from Austin Hammer (kick no good)
BC – Sam Ireland 1 yard run (Ireland run)
Todd County stats:
Austin Hammer – 2-7 – 39 yards with 1 td and 2 int’s
Joe Clairmont – 15-68 rushes
Receiving – Ty Herman 1-28 with 1 td
Defense – Tackles
Jordan Poignee – 10
Gunner Piper – 9
Red Cloud 28 – CEB 6
South Dakota High School Football – Red Cloud beat Cheyenne-Eagle Butte
(August 29, 2014: Pine Ridge, SD 57770) The Red Cloud Crusaders football squad scored 28 points and restricted the visiting Cheyenne-Eagle Butte Braves to 6 in the Crusaders non-league victory on Friday.
The Crusaders now possess a 1-0 record. They put it on the line next when they travel to Pine Ridge for a Black Hills – Crazy Horse battle on Friday, September 5. Red Cloud will face a Thorpes squad coming off a 32-0 league loss to Lead-Deadwood (Lead, SD). The Thorpes record now stands at 0-1.
Coming up next, the Braves face the Crow Creek Chieftains (Stephan, SD) in a All Nations battle, on Friday, September 5. Cheyenne-Eagle Butte will attempt to advance on its 0-1 season record. The Chieftains enter the battle with a 1-0 record after their 40-37 non-league win over Tiospa Zina (Agency Village, SD).
Lead Deadwood 32 – Pine Ridge 0
(No stats or summary available)
Crow Creek 40 – Tiospa Zina 37
Crow Creek nips Tiospa Zina
(August 29, 2014: Agency Village, SD 57262) In Friday’s non-league match, the visiting Crow Creek Chieftains football squad scored a close 40-37 victory over the Tiospa Zina Wambdi.
In their next game, the Chieftains clash with the Cheyenne-Eagle Butte Braves (Eagle Butte, SD) in a All Nations match, on Friday, September 5. Crow Creek will attempt to move on its 1-0 season record. The Braves enter the match with a 0-1 record after their 28-6non-league loss to Red Cloud (Pine Ridge, SD).
The Wambdi (0-1) will now prepare for their match against Milbank (Milbank, SD). The Bulldogs enter the non-league match with a 0-1 record. In their last match, Milbank was nudged by Sisseton (Sisseton, SD), 24-6, in a league match.
Sully Buttes 62 – Lower Brule 0
South Dakota High School Football – Sully Buttes routs Lower Brule
(August 29, 2014: Onida, SD 57564) The Sully Buttes Chargers football squad scored 62 points and restricted the visiting Lower Brule Sioux to 0 in the Chargers non-league victory on Friday.
The Chargers now possess a 1-0 record. They put it on the line next when they travel to Potter County co-op [Gettysburg/Hoven] for aYellowstone Trail (9 Man) battle on Friday, September 5. Sully Buttes will face a Battlers squad coming off a 38-8 league win over Miller(Miller, SD). The Battlers record now stands at 1-0.
Coming up next, the Sioux face the Highmore/Harrold Pirates (Highmore, SD) in a non-league battle, on Friday, September 5. Lower Brulewill attempt to advance on its 0-1 season record. The Pirates enter the battle with a 0-1 record after their 60-10 league loss to Wolsey-Wessington (Wolsey, SD).
Wall 28 – White River 6
Box score – No stats yet
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