Jason Gross

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BELLE FOURCHE — Belle Fourche defeated Hot Springs 12-0 Monday night at the Black Hills Roundup complex to end the home portion of its varsity high school baseball regular-season schedule. Play ended after 4 ½ innings because of the 10-run rule. “Our guys were able to see their pitch and drive it,” said Broncs’ head coach Randy Doran, whose team scored in the second through fourth innings. “We’ve been on a really good offensive output the last four or five games.”kAm&C:;29 w2>:=E@? D4@C65 :?

4 days ago | bhpioneer.com | Jason Gross

STURGIS — Area athletes combined to win a total of five events at the Black Hills Track Classic held Saturday at Woodle Field. The count featured two Spearfish relays, one Belle Fourche relay, one Sturgis Brown relay, and one Lead-Deadwood individual. Spearfish won the girls’ 1,600-meter sprint medley relay in 4 minutes 10.65 seconds. Members were Sevana Thompson, Gabrielle Ranek, Auna Taglioli, and Peyton VanDeest. kAm%28=:@=:[ $:6CC2 $2?57@C5[ |2<:E2 #2JD@C[ 2?5 '2?s66DE C6AC6D6?E65 $A62C7:D9 :?

5 days ago | bhpioneer.com | Jason Gross

DEADWOOD — Belle Fourche scored nine runs in the second inning Thursday evening and defeated Lead-Deadwood 10-0 in a varsity high school baseball game played at Keene Park. Play ended after six innings because of the 10-run rule. “We were a little too impatient at the plate first inning. We just made that correction for the second inning,” said Belle Fourche head coach Randy Doran, whose team collected seven hits in that second frame and took advantage of two Lead-Deadwood errors.

5 days ago | bhpioneer.com | Jason Gross

SPEARFISH — Spearfish managed only two hits Friday evening and dropped an 11-0 decision to Brookings in a varsity girls’ softball game played at the Keating Resources SportsPlex. Play ended after five innings because of the 10-run rule. “We made a lot of solid contact: unfortunately, right to them (Brookings fielders) most of the time,” Spartans’ head coach Bell Luebken said. She added Brookings’ offense got the team ahead, and the Bobcats’ defense was clean.

6 days ago | bhpioneer.com | Jason Gross

SPEARFISH — Jozie Dana signed a letter of intent April 3o to play women’s basketball at Black Hills State University. She is a senior at Spearfish High School. “Both of my parents (Jesse and Traci Dana) went to Black Hills State, so it will be fun to kind of keep on with their legacy,” Dana said. She added she loves the Spearfish community and is glad to stay close to home.