Friday Scoreboard
February 21, 2026 - 12:48
A full slate of athletic contests provided plenty of excitement across the region this Friday night, featuring everything from college hockey to high school basketball.
On the college ice, a tightly contested match between Augustana and St. Thomas ended in a 3-3 stalemate, requiring a shootout to decide the outcome. The Dakota State Trojans had a successful night on the hardwood, with both their men's and women's teams securing victories over Dickinson State. The men won 85-63, while the women claimed an 84-74 win.
In high school girls' basketball, several teams posted decisive victories. Dell Rapids St. Mary dominated Baltic with a 57-27 final score, while Wall High School earned a commanding 60-31 win over Belle Fourche. Groton Area also secured a win, adding to the night's action. The evening showcased the depth of local talent and competitive spirit across multiple sports, marking another classic Friday night for local sports fans.
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