Nate Wek
SDPB Sports Content Producer and Sports and Recreation ReporterNate Wek is currently the sports content producer and sports and rec beat reporter for South Dakota Public Broadcasting. He is a graduate of South Dakota State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism Broadcasting and a minor in Leadership. From 2010-2013 Nate was the Director of Gameday Media for the Sioux Falls Storm (Indoor Football League) football team. He also spent 2012 and 2013 as the News and Sports Director of KSDJ Radio in Brookings, SD. Nate, his wife Sarah, and two kids Braxan and Jordy, live in Canton, SD.
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The South Dakota high school boys and girls basketball prep media polls for the week of January 23, 2023. -
Sully Buttes high school has announced a renovation plan for its gymnasium, which includes a newly designed basketball floor. The school has said it will name the court after legendary high school coach Mark Senftner, who passed away this past October after a battle with brain cancer.
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The South Dakota State University football team was in Pierre on Wednesday as they were honored at the state capitol for their recent National Championship accomplishment.
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Craig Mattick talks with Marv Sherrill who won eight state titles and was runner-up nine times during his 35-year career of coaching on the mat.
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The South Dakota high school boys and girls basketball prep media polls for the week of January 16, 2023.
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Walker Duehr, a South Dakota native, who grew up in Sioux Falls, made history on Thursday night by becoming the first ever state-born player to score a goal in an NHL game.
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The South Dakota high school activities association board of directors met Wednesday in Pierre. One of the items approved was the adoption of a 'run-rule' in the sport of softball.
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The South Dakota Prep Media basketball polls for the week of Jan. 9. Teams are listed by ranking the top-five teams in each class, record, total points and previous ranking. First-place votes received are indicated in parentheses.
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When South Dakota State University won the FCS National Championship on Sunday in Frisco, it became more than just winning the FCS’s highest honor. It was validation for the years and years of hard work, but most importantly, it proved that the Jackrabbits can truly be the best, and not just on paper.
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For the first time ever, South Dakota State and North Dakota State will bring their rivalry in football to the national championship stage. The Jackrabbits are looking for their first national title, while the Bison look for their tenth.
