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I’ve learned a lot from my patients over the years. Sometimes, the lessons are learned as I walk beside them through struggles, both medical and non-medical.
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The Wagner/Bon Homme Varsity Gymnasts will be participating at the State Tournament Friday, February 12th in Aberdeen. Those participating at state are: Jenny Barnett, Alcista Dion, Mia Dion, Jenna Duffek,Skye Kotalik, RaeLee Lanphear, Faith Podzimek, Alexys Rueb and Briley Steffensen. Their head coach is Cherie Petry and assistant coach is Stephanie Duffek. Managers are: Brooke Bechtold, Kendra Bechtold and Aspen Schonebaum. Good luck ladies! Photography by Denelle
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National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) was chartered by the U.S. Congress in 1986 to honor female athletic achievement and recognize the importance of sports and fitness participation for all girls and women.
Read moreDue to Covid 19 risk, we will not be holding the 69th Annual South Dakota Picnic in Lakeland, FL (previously scheduled for February 28, 2021) this year. We will miss seeing everyone, but hope to see all of you next year!
Read moreThe 7/8 Wagner basketball teams travelled to Parkston on Monday for a pair of games against the Trojans. In the 8th grade game, the Raiders prevailed by a score of 41-31 improving their season record to 5-1. After being up by double digits for nearly the entire game, Parkston made a run in the fourth quarter to pull within 4, but 3-point baskets by Preston McFayden and Tate Bair extended the lead back to 10 and that was the final margin of victory. Leading the way in scoring was Preston McFayden and Tate Bair each with 12, Deshawn Sully had 9, Parker Petry scored 5, Jackson Rolston added 2 and Treyson Zephier sank a free throw to round out the scoring.
Read moreWagner hosted the AC/DC Thunder for a combined 7/8 grade game on Tuesday at the Armory in Wagner. The first quarter saw both teams get off to a slow start as Wagner held a 7-4 lead. The 2nd quarter went back and forth with each team going on little runs with the Thunder closing the gap to 2 at half as Wagner led 17-15. In the second half, the Raiders picked up their defensive intensity and did a much better job of finishing on the offensive end as they built their lead up to 31-20 after the 3rd quarter. The Raiders continued their improved play into the 4th as they pulled away for a 42-20 victory. The Raiders improved their record to 6-1 on the season. Leading scorers for the Raiders were: Deshawn Sully with 13, Preston McFayden and Parker Petry each with 12, Tate Bair had 3 and Jackson Rolston added 2. The Raiders travel to Gregory on Thursday for a pair of games.
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