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• Lead-Deadwood 75, Hot Springs 28
• Lemmon 85, Bison 13
• Lennox 63, Canton 41
• McIntosh 51, Harding County 42
• Miller 56, Stanley County 43
• Mitchell 73, Huron 48
• Mitchell Christian 59, James Valley Christian 30
• Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 46, Dell Rapids 24
• Potter County 68, Eureka/Bowdle 44
• Rapid City Christian 45, Custer 36
• Rosholt 54, Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley, Minn. 50
• Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 77, Iroquois 15
• Scotland 49, Parkston 47
• Sioux Valley 67, Deuel 23
• Sturgis 47, Pierre 41
• Tea Area 53, Flandreau Indian 34
• Tri-Valley 42, Sioux Falls Christian 34
• Wagner 79, Tripp-Delmont/Armour 54
• Waubay 72, Aberdeen Christian 21
• Waverly-South Shore 48, Langford 37
• West Central 58, Beresford 32
• White River 75, Gregory 48
• Wynot, Neb. 70, Irene-Wakonda 45
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• YANKTON, S.D. (AP) -- A college in southeast South Dakota has established the first collegiate trap shooting club in the state.
• Mount Marty College in Yankton expects shooting to begin in March.
• The school says the co-ed team will practice and host local competitions at the Jim River Trap Range. Mount Marty's athletic director says the school will gather a 25-member team this month.
• The school says it expects students to show great interest in the new club because hunting is one of South Dakota's largest industries.
• The team's coach will be Rick Kalsow. He is a certified trap shooting coach by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources and a certified shotgun coach by the National Rifle Association.
• School officials say the club will promote safety in hunting.

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