P/E/T 10, Elk Point-Jefferson 3
The Trojans picked up a big win over EP-J, behind 13 hits in the lineup. Carter Kalda and Ty Neugebauer both blasted home runs, while Brayden Jervik went 3-4 with a run scored. Jay Storm, Max Scott and Kaleb Weber also had 2 hits each in the must-win game.
For the Huskies, Hunter Geary had 2 hits from the leadoff spot.
Vermillion 3, P/E/T 1
In a thrilling game with a host spot on the line, the Tanagers scored 2 runs in a crucial time to earn the bid. Tied 1-1 in the top of the 7th, the Tanagers utilized a 1st and 3rd steal, resulting in the go-ahead run by Clayton Sorensen scoring on the throw. 1 pitch later, Willis Robertson drove on Connor Roerig, and Jake Jensen struck out the side for the win.
Jensen threw a complete game, giving up just 1 hit and 2 walks. Charlie Ward had 3 hits for Tanagers, while Sorensen connected with 2.
Sioux Falls Christian 4, McCook 0
Caden Reitz completed the no-hitter for the Chargers, walking 4 with a strikeout. Teammate Tate Snyder had a 3-3 day with 3 RBIs, while Reitz matched with 3 hits. Cole Snyder also had 2 hits with 2 runs and a walk.
West Central 6, Garretson 1
Braden Herr dominated on the mound for the Trojans, striking out 10 in a no-hitter. Duece Sherrard had 3 hits in the leadoff spot for the victors, while Gavin Koch went 2-3 with 2 RBIs.
West Central 7, C/C-E/F 1
West Central completed the doubleheader sweep behind the arm of Andrew Zimmer. The hurler threw 7 strikeouts in a complete game victory. Teammate Grafton Stroup had a big game at the plate, going 3-4 with 2 RBIs and 3 runs scored.
Yankton 15, Jefferson 13
In a wild game, Jefferson stormed to a comeback before Yankton pushed 2 across for the win. The Bucks held 10-4 lead after 4 innings thanks to a 5-run 1st, but in the bottom of the 6th, Jefferson scored 5 to come within striking distance of a win.
Yankton would put up 2 more in the 7th, while Jefferson added 3 runs in their final try to force extras. The Bucks finally secured victory with 2 runs in the 8th, while Joe Gokie held the Cavaliers scoreless.
Sam Kampshoff had 3 hits in the win for Yankton, and Dylan Prouty drove in 3 runs on 2 hits. Drew Ryken also drew 3 walks and scored 4 times for the winners. In the loss, Mason Riley and Connor Davis had 3 hits each, while Davis drove in an impressive 4 runs.
Washington 3, Yankton 1
The Warriors produced 10 hits on their way to a low-scoring victory over the Bucks. Jack Nesje, Bryce Ronken and Andrew Glovich all had 2 hits in the win. Ronken also connected on a triple, while Glovich hit a double.
For Yankton, Joe Gokie stole 2 bags while Dylan Prouty went 2-3 with the lone RBI.
Dell Rapids 18, Tri-Valley 4 (6 IN.)
Dell Rapids needed just 1 win in 3 games to secure a host spot, and they got it with a 12-run 5th inning against Tri-Valley on Tuesday night. Aiden Boechler had a stellar game, hitting a trio of triples, and scored 4 runs while driving in 6. Teammate CJ Smith had 3 hits in the victory, and Landon Ruesink went 2-3 with a pair of walks and 2 RBIs.
PGDCWL 12, Chamberlain 0
The Honkers produced 11 hits on the day, including two each from Aiden Bultje, Grayson Hanson, Caden Foxley, and Joey Foxley. Bultje also had 3 RBIs, while Jackson Neuman scored 3 runs on 2 walks.
Wagner 4, Menno/Scotland 3
Nolan Dvorak lead the way for Wagner, connecting for 2 hits with an RBI. Corbin Carda drove in 2 runs as well, while Dustin Honomichl drew 2 walks.
Winner/Colome 6, Gregory County 5
Ashton Klein went 2-3 for the Royals in the win, and S Cournoyer drew 2 walks. Rylan Peck finished with 3 hits for Gregory County, while Trey Murry and Ben Witt had 2 hits each.
Pierre 2, Mitchell 1
In a low-scoring affair, the Governors managed to take the victory on a double by Gary Nedved in the bottom of the 5th. Grayson Hunsley also drove in a run for Pierre, while Peyton Mandel had 2 hits for Mitchell.
Pierre 6, Mitchell 1
Pierre completed the sweep with 2 hits from Jayden Wiebe in the leadoff spot. The first 7 guys in the lineup connected for a hit in the win, with Lincoln Kienholz driving in 2 runs.
Rapid City Christian 13, Belle Fourche 2 (6 IN.)
The Comets stunned the Broncs with just 6 hits, but capitalized on 4 errors and 8 walks from Belle Fourche. Jerred Zeigler lead the way with a pair of stolen bases, and 2 runs, along with a hit, a walk and 2 RBIs.
For the Broncs, Evan Vissia reached base twice with a double and a walk.
