SDPB State Soccer Championship Coverage

Who wins the Crossbar Challenge between Sioux Falls Lincoln and Harrisburg?

From runner-up last year, to state champs in 2023, Sioux Falls Lincoln has completed the redemption tour in ‘AA’ boys soccer. The Patriots defeated O’Gorman on Saturday night in Brandon in a 3-2 match that ended in penalty kicks.

In what was Eric Christensen’s final game as coach of Harrisburg, the Tigers successfully defended their state championship from a year ago with an 8-1 win over Mitchell in the 2023 ‘AA’ girls title match.

Sioux Falls Christian has now won four straight state boys soccer championships. The Chargers defeated Tea Area 4-2 on Saturday afternoon in Brandon to claim the title.

Tea Area defeated Groton Area 3-1 on Saturday at Brandon Valley high school in Brandon for the ‘A’ girls state soccer champion.

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