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Courtesy PhotoCraig Mattick visits with Neil Graff, a member of the South Dakota Sports Hall of Fame, on a new installment of In Play. Graff is one of just two NFL quarterbacks to be born in South Dakota. -
Courtesy PhotoHe was a part of five teams over the span of seven years in the National Football League. Neil Graff, a graduate of Sioux Falls Lincoln and the University of Wisconsin, is one of just two quarterbacks born in South Dakota to ever play in a regular-season NFL game.
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Summit League Commissioner Tom Douple announced Thursday that the league is signing an extension with the Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls to keep the league's men's and women's basketball championships there through 2025. -
Lolly Forseth was the first female activities director in South Dakota. She was also the first female to be inducted into the South Dakota High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1989.
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Professional indoor football will return to Rapid City next year.“Every good football team needs a hero. They need a name and they need a logo. So, with…
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It was like a scene out of a movie. Junior Jenna VanHolland scored the game-winning point in overtime Friday against Viborg-Hurley. “I can't even explain…
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After an Olympic alumnus from the University of South Dakota brought home the silver medal and a personal best, the USD community gave him a hero’s…
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South Dakota has one of the top-10 high school rodeo teams in the country.?The National High School Rodeo Finals recently concluded?in Lincoln, Nebraska.?…
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Rapid City native Kelvin Torve has surrounded himself with baseball for most of his life. He grew up and played American Legion baseball at Rapid City…
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She's one of the greatest golfers in South Dakota history. Kris Tschetter, a graduate of Sioux Falls Washington, went on to have a two-and-a-half decade…
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In 2003, Justin Horn of Tripp-Delmont won the 'B' boys state track and field team championship by himself. He was the lone qualifier for his school that…
