WATERTOWN – The Brookings gymnastics team placed third in the Watertown Invitational on Saturday with a score of 142.025.
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WATERTOWN – The Brookings gymnastics team placed third in the Watertown Invitational on Saturday with a score of 142.025.
Mitchell won the team title with a 146.5 and the host Arrows were second at 142.15.
Watertown’s Brooke Bollinger was tops in the all-around at 38.05 and Paige Simon of Deuel (37.625) was runner-up.
Rachel Gannon paced the Bobcats with a 35.875 – putting her in fifth place.
Bollinger won the floor exercise with a 9.8. Simon took the vault (9.55) and bars (9.525), while Mitchell’s Bentley Bates was first on the beam (9.475).
Brookings’ Lizzy Gannon tied for fourth on the bars with a 9.075. Delilah Fuls was fifth on the vault (9.25); Rachel Gannon finished sixth on the floor (9.425) and Lily Siemonsma ended up seventh on the bars (8.625) to lead the ‘Cats in the respective events.
BHS hosts a triangular tonight at 6.
WRESTLING
PIERRE/SIOUX FALLS – Brookings fell 66-12 to Pierre in an Eastern South Dakota Conference dual Friday before posting a 3-0 record at the Sioux Falls Lincoln Dual Tournament on Saturday.
Friday
• Pierre 66, Brookings 12
Nolan Miles pinned Lincoln Schoenhard in 2:42 in the 106-pound bout while Luke Rasmussen stuck Jacob Larson in 2:56 at 195.
Saturday
• Brookings 37, Sioux Falls Lincoln 31
Samson Flakus (285), Nolan Archer (182) and Rasmussen (195) posted pins.
Miles (106) added a major decision and Spencer Christie (113) had a decision.
James Olson (220) and Joey Fitzpatrick (132) won via forfeit.
• Brookings 46, Sioux Falls Washington 30
Olson (195), Rasmussen (220), Miles (106), Christie (113) and Archer (182) won by fall.
Fitzpatrick (132) notched a major decision.
Elias McElroy (120) and Gabe Stern (126) won via forfeit.
• Brookings 51, Beresford 30
Tate Helmbolt (106), Miles (113), Christie (120), Stern (132), Will Bauer (170), Rasmussen (195) and Olson (220) stuck their opponents.
Fitzpatrick (138) logged a decision.
Archer (182) won via forfeit.
BOWLING
BROOKINGS – Sioux Falls Lincoln swept the Bobcats in bowling action Friday at The Lanes, winning the girls’ match 32-18 and the boys’ match 36-14.
It marked the Brookings girls’ first loss.
Brooklyn Hieb posted a series of 527, with a high game of 199.
For the boys, seventh-grader Adrian Howard rolled a 645 series, notching a high game of 264. Both are personal bests. Tyler Rasmussen added career-highs of 515 and 201, respectively.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
HARRISBURG – The host Tigers (8-1) defeated Brookings 61-44 in a girls’ basketball game Friday night.
The Bobcats (0-9) play at Yankton (1-9) on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
