Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match. The current head to head record for the teams are FC København 13 win(s), Viborg 3 win(s), and 5 draw(s). FC København and Viborg have not drawn any of their last 4 matches against each other. ParkenMorten KroghNewsWho will win?X‌‌‌About the matchFC København is playing home against Viborg at Parken on Thu Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are FC København 13 win(s) FC København and Viborg have not drawn any of their last 4 matches against each other Silkeborg and Vejle shared the spoilsČTK / imago sportfotodienst / Gonzales Photo/Morten KjaerNone of the teams in the relegation playoff managed to secure vital wins on Sunday when Lyngby-Viborg and Silkeborg-Vejle ended in draws. Silkeborg - Vejle Silkeborg had the better of the opening stages of their game against Vejle The home side often managed to find space to escape Vejle’s pressing game and took a deserved lead after nine minutes when Callum McCowatt stole possession in midfield and delivered a finely-tuned through ball for leading goalscorer Tonni Adamsen who scored with a cool finish and restored parity after 36 minutes when Anders Jacobsen delivered a perfect pass on a counter-attack for Dimitrios Emmanouilidis who provided a clinical finish past Silkeborg-keeper Nicolai Larsen While the first half offered end-to-end action for the crowd in Silkeborg the second half turned into a more tactical affair where both sides seemed more keen on preserving at least one point than going for the win Silkeborg did manage to score just before the final whistle when Alexander Simmelhack volleyed home a perfect cross from Julius Nielsen Anosike Ementa and Lauge Sandgrav battle for the ballČTK / imago sportfotodienst / Gonzales Photo/Rune MathiesenLyngby - ViborgThe importance of the game was quite evident in Lyngby’s game against Viborg in a match rich on man-to-man action but with fairly few chances in the first half Viborg did, however, have opportunities to pull ahead, when Isak Jensen barely missed the target after ten minutes and Renato Júnior wasted a glorious chance when he came face with Lyngby-keeper Jonathan Aegidius following a superb delivery from Thomas Jorgensen but couldn’t find the target Viborg dominated the first 15 minutes of the second half where they continued the promising display that set up the big chance for Renato Júnior at the end of the first half after Viborg-coach Jakob Poulsen replaced Isak Jensen Srđan Kuzmić and Justin Lonwijk with Charly Nouck Lyngby looked more dangerous towards the end of the game and 10 minutes from time Saevar Magnússon came closest to breaking the deadlock with a long-range effort but the match ended goalless Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors ABERDEEN – Viborg-Hurley boys basketball stayed resilient in the second half against a charging Dell Rapids St The third-seeded Cougars kept their composure in the second half by holding the second-seeded Cardinals scoreless over the final three minutes of the game to claim a 56-49 victory in the Class B boys state semifinals on Friday at the Barnett Center DRSM struggled to find rhythm offensively for most of the night a stark contrast to their dominating quarterfinal victory the Cardinals mounted a charge after trailng by double digits after halftime to pull within three points of the lead courtesy of a 7-0 third-quarter scoring run Viborg-Hurley head coach Shane Warwick said facing adversity is something they’ve discussed all the time in preparation for this type of moment and the way the Cougars handled themselves in those final minutes was the difference of the game That’s part of the game of basketball,” Warwick said hit some free throws and be able to finish it off.” Nick Hanson featured for the Cougars in the paint leading the team with 20 points on 9-for-15 shooting with a team-high eight rebounds as well Hanson had only nine points and two rebounds Warwick said the ability to rely on somebody different every night has been Viborg-Hurley’s calling card and one that has aided them to the Class B championship but throughout the season you're not relying on one or two players,” Warwick said And we've been pretty successful when we've had that.” Owen Niederbaumer scored 11 points and grabbed six rebounds Braydyn Morrison added nine points while Brady Schroedermeier only scored six Trevon Beckman put in a highlight performance for the Cardinals scoring a game-high 25 points with eight rebounds and three assists Jake Kopsas and Trimmier Hanson all had seven points in the defeat Mary (23-2) will face off against Wessington Springs in the Class B third-place game at 6 p.m Viborg-Hurley (23-2) advances to the Class B state championship game against top-seeded Castlewood at 7:45 p.m The Cougars previously topped the Warriors 49-44 in the regular season on Jan at the Lennox Assisted Living Center in Lennox Visitation will begin one hour prior to services A Celebration Memorial will be held on Saturday to Howard and Genevieve (King) Shafer in Sioux City where they owned and operated the Shore Store Cheryl continued operating the store until 2015 She enjoyed visiting with her many friends that frequented the Shore Store over the years Cheryl was a diehard Niel Diamond and Packers Fan She is survived by two sons; Mark Chronister of Viborg two stepsons Brett (Cathy) Jorgensen and Erik Jorgensen all of Sioux Falls four grandchildren; Chris (Stephanie) Chronister four great-grandchildren; Colin and Grant Chronister and Payzli and Brock Hossle and many nieces and nephews husbands Alan Chronister and Steve Jorgensen Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text ABERDEEN – After taking a five-point lead into the locker room Viborg-Hurley powered forward in the second half A 15-4 third-quarter scoring run keyed the third-seeded Cougars' offense in the final 16 minutes of the game to claim a 72-44 victory over sixth-seeded Freeman in the quarterfinals of the Class B boys state tournament on Thursday at the Barnett Center Following the Flyers' opening basket in the second half that brought the lead down to three points Viborg-Hurley's lead steadily grew throughout most of the third quarter to 14 points The Cougars later scored 12 consecutive points on another extended run to jump ahead 60-36 with just over six minutes left in the fourth quarter Viborg-Hurley head coach Shane Warwick said the big difference between the first half and the run in the second came down to defense and limiting the Flyers’ ability to find open shots “They're a really good shooting basketball team and anytime that we did make a defensive mistake [I told them] we can’t have defensive mistakes We had a lot of guys that stepped up and made some shots It kind of just went hand-in-hand and we kind of got on a role a little bit there.” Freeman head coach Lance Friesen said the Flyers were in good shape at half he said the Flyers weren’t able to meet the goals they set at halftime which made it nearly impossible to keep up with the Cougars we had two goals: start boxing out and rebounding We didn't do either of those in that run very well,” Friesen said and we decided to keep handing them the ball and not get shot attempts Viborg-Hurley also made it a priority to slow down Freeman’s leading scorer who scored 11 of his team-leading 15 points in the first half on 4-for-6 shooting from the field Following defensive adjustments at halftime the Cougars held him to only four points and one made shot in the second half “We tried to give some extra help in the first half We missed a few of those assignments and he made you pay we wanted to make sure that we had help there and ready and not have any defensive breakdowns when we were guarding him.” Brady Schroedermeier paced the Cougars with 21 points on 9-of-15 shooting Owen Niederbaumer wasn't far behind with 20 points of his own on a perfect 7-of-7 from the field The Cougars also forced 22 turnovers and scored 26 points off of those takeaways Tate Sorensen had nine points and four rebounds and Luke Peters finished the game with five points and four rebounds making its first appearance in the state tournament since 1999 will battle Aberdeen Christian in the consolation round at 1:45 p.m Viborg-Hurley (22-2) advances to the Class B semifinals and will take on Dell Rapids St The 24-year old Portuguese winger was brought down on the edge of the box after 39 minutes, but the 21-year old Isak Jensen who has scored three goals on direct free-kicks this season Jensen was in the center of action again just before half-time when he was brought down on the edge of the box but had to settle for a free-kick and Serginho's stinging drive went over the bar as the first 45 minutes ended goalless Both sides had huge chances to break the deadlock straight after the interval. Two minutes after the break Amin Chiakha's close-range header at the back post was blocked at the last minute and then five minutes later Diant Ramaj pulled off a great save to deny Anosike Ementa, when he had the goal his mercy after a great individual action from Isak Jensen Viborg - FC Copenhagen - Player ratingsFlashareBut after 58 minutes FC Copenhagen finally got on the scoreboeard, when Jordan Larsson played a clever one-two with Swedish compatriot Viktor Claesson and Larsson finished off the move with a clinical finish past Viborg-keeper Lucas Lund 0-1 would put Viborg in a poor situation before the return leg in Parken and consequently the home side threw more men forward in their attempt to restore parity. The home side also managed to create a few chances but the finishing wasn't up to par and FC Copenhagen held on for a relatively easy 1-0 win The return leg will be played in the Parken stadium on 8 May The winner will face either Brondby or Silkeborg in the final The first semi-final between the two teams ended 3-3 in Copenhagen ABERDEEN – After falling in the semifinals of last year’s state tournament Castlewood was determined to make it all the way this year defeating Viborg-Hurley 52-31 in the Class B boys state tournament title game on Saturday night in Aberdeen Defense was the name of the game for Castlewood the Warriors made it difficult for the Cougars to find any easy shots While the Warriors finished with a 45% mark from the field The 3-point defense was even better as Viborg-Hurley only hit 11% of its attempts Castlewood head coach Paul Raasch said the heartbreak from last year fueled the run this season citing how determined the Warriors were to avenge the semifinal defeat We thought we were good enough to win it last year and we just didn't get it done and our guys learned from that,” Raasch said “You could see the focus on their faces all year great leadership and that's what it takes to do this.” who finished the day with a team-high 13 points and 10 rebounds said last year’s loss gave the Warriors so much motivation they were determined to win the title this time around We got it done this year and it feels amazing.” the Cougars were still very much in the game in the second half Castlewood only held a two-point lead with Viborg-Hurley threatening The Warriors were struggling to score consistently after the Cougars switched to a zone defense in the second quarter once the Warriors began to break through the zone Castlewood ended the third quarter on a 13-3 scoring run to take a 12-point advantage into the fourth And the momentum carried over as they went on another scoring run this time putting six straight points on the board to take a 17-point advantage Viborg-Hurley’s poor offensive night and inability to string stops together all but ended its postseason run dead in its tracks Cougar head coach Shane Warwick said those scoring runs made it difficult enough to come back but mixed with a lack of offensive rhythm made it impossible they had the three 3s late in the second half they kind of pushed it out again and we started to shoot the ball,” Warwick said “It just wasn’t a good night shooting the basketball They played great tonight and they were the better team tonight.” But besides avenging last year’s semifinal defeat the Warriors had even more motivation to win this one Raasch is one of the most accomplished high school coaches in state history coaching for 39 combined seasons at Alpena Langford Area and now his alma mater Castlewood He’s only one of four high school coaches in state history to reach 600 wins but there was always one glaring gap in his resume: a state title he finally adds the elusive title to his trophy case and it’s a gift his players wanted to give him dearly “With him losing his dad last year or two years ago it really kind of took a toll on him and we wanted to do this for him That's something we just really wanted to do for him Raasch said the title victory isn’t about him and that a win or loss wouldn’t have changed who he is But the way his team handled themselves this season was what made him the most proud it’s about our team and our team getting to this point,” Raasch said “Getting them here is more special to me than anything ‘I'll wake up tomorrow and be the same guy you go get what you want tonight.’ That’s what they did.” Luke Baumberger finished with 12 and six rebounds Brody Bass ended his night with 11 points and seven rebounds Kamden Keszler added eight points and four rebounds while Jamison Keszler finished with seven points and five assists Nicholas Hanson finished with a team-high 14 points and eight rebounds Owen Niederbaumer had eight points and four rebounds Brady Schroedermeier finished with seven points The Cougars end their season with a 23-3 record while Castlewood ends its campaign with a 24-2 mark MITCHELL — Coming to the Corn Palace against the top-ranked Class B team in state Rapid City Christian knew it had to play aggressively The Comets’ pace eventually led to total control of the court 3-ranked RC Christian pulled away in the second half 1 Viborg-Hurley 59-38 in a boys basketball meeting at the DWU Classic on Saturday On the strength of outscoring the Cougars 31-14 in the second half everyone in the Comets locker room was proud of the way the team battled back “We faced a little bit of adversity right away not playing the best defense,” senior guard Simon Kieffer said “I’m just super proud of us being able to fight back and keep building the lead and ending up getting the win tonight.” The early adversity came in the form of Viborg-Hurley getting the basketball to Nick Hanson who proceeded to score 16 of the Cougars’ 24 first-half points posting an 8-of-11 shooting performance with three rebounds in the opening half of play The goal for the Comets was to take away the rim and control the glass as the game progressed while also getting Julius Frog involved from midrange RC Christian battled back in the second quarter to take a four-point lead into halftime with Frog scoring 11 points before the break by finding penetration against the Cougars’ zone “He’s got a great midrange game,” Comets head coach Kyle Courtney said of Frog who finished with a team-leading 17 points shooting 50% from the field “When he gets going and hits a few of those shots it opens some things up and we were able to find some shooters after they collapsed inside.” Frog and Hanson traded baskets before Kieffer drained consecutive 3-pointers Benson Kieffer’s triple past the halfway point of the third quarter pushed the lead past double digits the Comets upped the margin to 20 points with four minutes remaining Key to the surge was limiting Hanson to only four total points in the second half and forcing 16 total Viborg-Hurley turnovers “Our hope was that our pace would eventually take its toll on their legs a little bit,” Courtney said We got a group of veteran kids and I thought they executed our game plan really well and put pressure on without reaching and picking up a lot of cheap fouls.” Simon Kieffer finished with 16 points on 4-of-7 3-point shooting with three rebounds and a steal Lars Kieffers grabbed six rebounds to go with two points and Benson Kieffer finished with 10 points and a game-best eight assists Hanson led all scorers with 20 points with six rebounds Brady Schroedemeier tallied eight points with four rebounds and four assists and Owen Niederbaumer chipped in seven points Viborg-Hurley (16-2) hosts Scotland/Menno on Tuesday Rapid City Christian (15-2) faces two Class AA opponents in its final three games beginning with a home tilt against Spearfish on Tuesday The service will be broadcasted at https://www.facebook.com/HofmeisterJonesFuneralHome Memorial Service will be at 11:00 AM Monday Visitation will be from 3:00-5:00 PM Sunday Arrangements provided by Hofmeister-Jones Funeral Home the son of Jake and Della (Erickson) DeVries He graduated from Hurley High School in 1948 Darwin and two of his buddies; Gene Larsen and Harlan Lakings enlisted in the Navy where Darwin spent 3 years on a destroyer in the Pacific He was a proud Korean War Veteran and in 2017 he had the opportunity to go to Washington Darwin was united in marriage to Doris Westegaard on June 4 They made their home on a farm southeast of Viborg where they raised their 5 children Darwin enjoyed being a farmer and was very grateful to be able to live in the country and raise his family there Darwin accomplished a lifelong dream of learning to fly an airplane and becoming a licensed pilot He and Doris enjoyed many fly-in breakfasts and he loved taking friends and family for airplane rides he and Doris spent several winters in southern Texas and many summers at the river camping and fishing whether watching his grandkids and great grandkids at sporting events helping friends and neighbors with projects or doing some woodworking in his shop Most of all Darwin loved his family and spending time with them Great grandchildren: Brandon (Rosalyn) DeVries Great-great grandchild: Nora DeVries and baby DeVries due in August several nieces and nephews and special niece Roxie Phillips her husband Carlton and children Rachel and Brooke Darwin was preceded in death by his parents the Viborg-Hurley and Castlewood boys basketball teams knew the goal was to survive all 32 minutes 3-ranked Viborg-Hurley upended top-ranked Castlewood 49-44 as part of the Hanson Classic at the Corn Palace ending the Warriors’ seven-game winning streak and extending its own to 11 games Knowing the type of team Castlewood presents each night Viborg-Hurley head coach Shane Warwick said the victory was big for his team “I have a lot of respect for Castlewood and for (head coach Paul) Raasch,” Warwick said That’s a game that could have gone either way We made some shots and we’re fortunate it went our way tonight.” A slow start for both teams yielded to the Cougars pulling ahead by eight points at the end of the first quarter Nick Hanson scored the first six points of the game and V-H’s Brayden Morrison hit a pair of three-point baskets in that span The lead grew to 10 in the second quarter before Castlewood began to battle back into the game answering with a 9-3 scoring run to cut it down to six points at halftime both teams went cold from the field to start the third quarter Bryon Laue picked up eight points in the quarter to keep the Warriors close as V-H contended with Castlewood switching defenses on the floor “(Castlewood) switching defenses was really tough,” forward Nick Hanson said “We didn’t really know what to do because we had to talk if it was either man or zone We started swinging the ball and reversing really got us those open lanes to score.” The Cougars held serve in the fourth quarter even as the Warriors came within one point following a Laue layup off an offensive rebound Braydyn Morrison hits consecutive triples to extend the lead back out to seven finishing with a team-leading 17 points off the bench and providing a boost to Viborg-Hurley on the floor “He loves the big-time shot and he’s fearless,” Warwick said of Morrison “He’s just playing better and better as the season’s going along And he’s a reason why we are winning some games too.” A 3-pointer and a layup off a fast break by Jamison Keszler brought Castlewood back within two with a bit over 30 seconds remaining but clutch free throws from Morrison and Jake Austin and a turnover by the Warriors effectively sealed the win for the Cougars as the Cougars shot 46.2% from the 3-point line for the game and both Brady Schoedermeier and Owen Niederbaumer tallied seven points Laue led all players with a double-double of 19 points and 15 rebounds and Kamden Keszler had six points and three steals Castlewood (11-2) returns home to host Colman-Egan on Tuesday Viborg-Hurley (12-1) will travel home to take on Centerville on Thursday 1 Castlewood by a 49-44 final at the Hanson Classic in Mitchell on Jan as the Cougars took the top spot in the South Dakota Prep Media poll from the Warriors It was the second top-three matchup of the week for Castlewood which had earned a 63-59 road win over then-No 4 Leola/Frederick Area also lost at the Hanson Classic causing a further shuffling of the deck in Class B though no one maintained their previous ranking which overcame a huge deficit against Wolsey-Wessington to win the 281 Conference tournament title game last week Parkston was the top vote-getter for the second straight week the defending state champion Tigers have received votes in every poll to date The South Dakota Prep Media basketball polls for the week of Jan First-place votes are indicated in parentheses and teams are ranked by total points received Warriors: Following three straight weeks of receiving votes Sioux Falls Washington is back in the Class AA boys top five Back inside the rankings for the first time since Dec the Warriors are the fifth different team to hold the No Harrisburg and Mitchell occupied the top four spots for the fourth consecutive week 11.Others receiving votes: Dakota Valley 4 Cyclone warning: The Hanson Classic produced a newcomer to the Class A boys ranks 4 Lennox 58-55 to take over a place in the poll 3 Rapid City Christian head-to-head 71-59 at the Hanson Classic but it didn’t cause the Comets to move in the rankings 25.Others receiving votes: Aberdeen Central 7 Kernels crack rankings for first time: Mitchell is the latest newcomer to the Class AA girls rankings The Kernels received 28 vote points this week nearly tripling their prior season total of 10 Brandon Valley and Rapid City Stevens had occupied the top four spots in some order in every edition of the poll this season Brandon Valley is now ahead of Washington for the No 2 spot after the two programs were tied last week 13.Others receiving votes: Mobridge-Pollock 5 5 in Class A this week after stacking up an impressive run of wins which the Huskies were able to overcome in breaking into the rankings this week Aberdeen Roncalli and Vermillion during a seven-game win streak the win over Vermillion sent the defending Class A state champions out of the top five for the first time this season 4 behind the still-unbeaten trio of Sioux Falls Christian with the Rustlers and Raiders swapping spots from the past three weeks but Ethan has won eight of its last nine games Lyman was clipped by a 54-51 final against defending Class A champion Vermillion at the Blizzard Buster Classic in Irene having also dropped a Hanson Classic contest to Class B No a pool of six teams receiving votes from Jan with Sanborn Central/Woonsocket among the pair that remains Home » State B » State B: Viborg-Hurley wears down Freeman to move into semis Viborg/Hurley's size advantage and offense powered by set plays proved to be a winning combination as the Cougars upended Freeman.. The 2025 State B boys basketball state tournament kicked off with four games on Thursday Castlewood head coach Paul Raasch said it after the game His late father Robert was in the building Viborg-Hurley fought off a comeback attempt by Dell Rapids St Toby Doeden was in Sioux Falls on April 9 when the Brown County Republicans posted on Facebook about their Lincoln…… 1 in the South Dakota Prep Media Poll for most of the season Playing in the first round of the State B Basketball Tournament in Aberdeen March 20 the third-seeded Cougars turned a 33-28 halftime lead into a blowout using an inside-outside attack and ironclad man-to-man defense that forced Freeman into 22 turnovers to run away with a 72-44 win now move into the consolation round and take a 19-5 record into Friday’s game against seventh-seed Aberdeen Christian with a spot in the consolation championship on the line; tip is set for 1:45 p.m The Knights (18-5) lost to second-seed Dell Rapids St Mary (22-1) 66-45 earlier Thursday evening Viborg-Hurley heads into a showdown with Dell Rapids St 1 Castlewood (22-2) will face Wessington Springs (22-2) in the semifinals at 6 p.m 5 Lyman (17-7) in the consolation session at noon for a spot in the consolation championship on Saturday Mary 56-49 in the semifinals to advance to the State B title game Saturday night against No The Flyers found themselves playing from behind quickly in Thursday’s night’s game against the Cougars trailing 4-0 out of the gate and then looking up at an 11-2 deficit with just over two minutes gone in the contest like they would do throughout the first half A Tate Sorensen three-pointer from the perimeter made it 11-5 and then — after Viborg Hurley had built a 10-point lead on two offensive rebounds that made it 15-5 — a David Water three-pointer and field goals inside from Sorensen and Luke Peters Luke Miller was next to connect for the Flyers draining a three-pointer early in the second quarter that made it 19-15 and the Flyers had it as 23-19 with less than 4 minutes to play in the first half before the Cougars went on an 10-3 run to make it 33-22 with less than a minute to go But Freeman closed out the first half on a 6-0 run thanks to three-pointers from Peters and Walter to make it 33-28 at the break and Flyers head coach Lance Friesen said he felt lucky to be that close “Could we play worse?” he said of the reality in the locker room at the half “Twelve turnovers — that’s more than our whole game average and we’re down five But we hit some big shots down the stretch to keep it close and we were feeling fortunate at that point.” Freeman drew as close as 33-30 early in the third on a shot in the paint from Sawyer Wipf trailed 36-32 on a Kerrigan floater from 7 feet out and then 38-34 on a Sorensen drive and layup with 5 minutes left in the third but that was all the life the Flyers could muster Viborg-Hurley went on a 10-0 run in the next 90 seconds and a 15-2 run the rest of the period to open up a 53-36 lead “I thought we were slow in decision making and they get some credit for their length,” said Friesen who said he wishes he had called a timeout or two during Viborg-Hurley’s explosive third-quarter run “They hit some shots — that always helps — and at halftime we had two goals: start boxing out and rebounding and take care of the ball and we didn’t do either of those in that run very well They got offensive rebounds and we started handing them the ball and not getting shot attempts Viborg-Hurley nearly matched its 20-8 advantage in the third quarter with a 19-8 run in the fourth meaning the Cougars outscored Freeman 39-16 in the second half on its way to a convincing revenge win; the Flyers had defeated Viborg-Hurley 57-53 in the season-opener back in December “They’re a really good shooting basketball team and anytime that we did make a defensive mistake they capitalized on it,” Viborg-Hurley head coach Shane Warwick told the Mitchell Republic (I told them) we can’t have defensive mistakes Junior Brady Schroedermeier poured in 21 points and senior Owen Niederbaumer scored 20 to lead the Cougars who connected on eight three pointers in the game Walter — a freshman who was playing with the flu received an IV that afternoon and vomited at halftime — led the team with 15 points The Cougars shot 27-for-57 from the field while the Flyers were 17-for42 including 0-for-8 from three-point range in the second half Home » State B » Viborg-Hurley’s Hanson wins B Spirit of Su Award; Groton cheerleaders earn A Spirit of Six Spirit of Su and Spirit of Six awards were given out last weekend during the high school boys basketball state.. Timber Lake native Tucker Kraft has been named the state’s 2024 sports celebrity by the South Dakota Sportswriters Association Brown County 4-H members received various recognitions during awards night on Sunday Those honored include: Norah Alberts: Top…… ABERDEEN — The focused and talented Castlewood High School boys basketball team emphatically completed its mission Saturday night Castlewood wrapped up a dominant run through the three-day tournament by capturing its first state title since 2001 and giving the Warriors' legendary coach Paul Raasch the first state championship of his illustrious 39-year coaching career "I'm really happy for our kids and a little bit relieved a 1982 Castlewood gradaute who returned home to coach his hometown team three seasons ago "You could see how mature our guys were and how focused they were all tournament 1 most of the season before suffering a 49-44 loss to Viborg-Hurley in the Hanson Corn Palace Classic in late January It was the team's only loss to a Class B foe all season (the other came to state Class A runner-up Hamlin) The Warriors nearly suffered a devastating loss to another Class B team (perennial power De Smet) in the Region 2B semifinals winning 47-45 in overtime after posting a 20-point win during the regular season The Warriors weren't challenged again in the postseason beating Ipswich 55-19 in a SoDak 16 state-qualifying game before posting 64-38 64-45 and 52-31 wins in the state tournament "If somebody would have said were were going to be up 19-3 "Then it goes through your mind that they're going to make a run and we have to get those runs stopped They did make their run a couple of times but our kids have been locked in on the goal all year and they weren't going to get denied tonight." coached by 1983 Castlewood graduate Shane Warwick should have known it was in trouble early when the Warriors' 6-foot 9-inch senior center Bryon Laue opened the scoring with a 3-pointer answered with a field goal 14 seconds later — at the 5:40 mark on the first quarter didn't come until more than eight minutes later and left Viborg-Hurley playing catchup "We missed some easy layups right away and ended up 2-for-18 from the 3-point line Castlewood showed throughout the season and definitely in the tournament that is a well-rounded squad The Warriors' defense had a lot of do with Viborg-Hurley's struggles and the offense got contributions from all five starters our defense was perfect," Castlewood senior guard Jamison Keszler said we made the mistake of going zone a few times but we just stuck with man-to-man tonight but also had trouble figuring out how to stop Castlewood Laue and Keszler have been the two leaders all year and Laue did produce 13 points and 12 rebounds on Saturday Viborg-Hurley did piece together an 11-0 run in the second quarter to cut Castlewood's lead to 19-14 and got even closer The Warriors closed the period with a decisive 16-6 run that include seven points from junior Brody Bass five from senior Luke Baumberger and three from sophomore Kamden Keszler All three players drained 3-pointer during the surge Baumberger finished with 12 points and six rebouds Bass 11 and seven and Kamden Keszler eight and four "Jamison and Bryon learned to run our offense really well," Bass said we know our role and when it's time to step up Hanson led Viborg-Hurley with 14 points and eight rebounds Owen Niederbaumer added eight points and Brady Schoedermeier seven Castlewood enjoyed an impressive run of success from 1996 through 2003 making eight trips to state that including state titles in 1999 and 2001 runner-up finishes in 2000 and 2003 and third-place finish in 2002 The Warriors returned to state in 2011 and 2012 before a this recent run of three-straight trips to state They lost to De Smet in the semifinals last year and finished third They took the final step this winter with the help of Baumberger who played in Watertown before heading to Castlewood last winter "It felt like family as soon as I got here and I've never looked back," Baumberger said "Viborg-Hurley has a good team and they beat us early in the year but if we work hard We knew that coming in and we just knew we had to work as hard as we could." An added bonus for the championship is for Raasch the hometown guy with a 621-261 record in 39 years as a boys basketball coach at Alpena He is one of the winningest coaches in state history He did coach Langford Area to a state football title in 2015 but the Lions twice finished as state runner-ups in boys basketball (2008 and 2015) He not only got his first state basketball title on Saturday but also joined a select group of coaches to lead teams to state football and boys basketball championships I've been competitive my whole life and to be honest "We've been here a couple of times and we didn't get it That game still bothers me because that bunch of kids was the same as this one." STATE A BOYS BASKETBALL: No. 1 Sioux Falls Christian settles score with No. 2 Hamlin in state A boys tourney final Wessington Springs 54) — Second-seeded Dell Rapids St Mary led throughout on the way to its 24th win against two losses The Cardinals were led by Trevon Beckman with 21 points Trimmier Hanson 16 points and Jake Kopsas 12 points and 13 rebounds Fourth-seeded Wessington Springs (22-4) was led by Colby Flowers with 15 points and seven rebounds and Karter Mebius with 14 points Freeman 57) — Fith-seeded Wall (19-7) closed its season with the win getting 26 points from Teelan Kjerstad and 25 from Emmett Dinger Trevor Schulz added 13 points and Jace Mohr 11 Sixth-seeded Freeman (20-6) got 27 points from Tate Sorensen and 10 from Tayden Kerrigan Lyman 46) — Seventh-seeded Aberdeen Christian closed out a 19-7 season with the win over eighth-seeded Lyman (17-9) Dawson Volmer's 16 points and MJ Diehm's 12 sparked Lyman Viborg-Hurley's Hanson won the Spirit of Su Award and Castlewood's cheerleaders the Spirit of Six Award Members o of the South Dakota Basketball Coaches Association's all-tourney team included Laue Jamison Keszler and Baumberger of Castlewood; Hanon and Brady Schroedermeier of Viborg-Hurley; Beckman and M Mary; Dinger and Kjerstad of Wall; Flowers of Wessington Springs; Sorensen of Freeman; and Brooks Jett of Aberdeen Christian Wessington Springs 45 — Top-seeded Castlewood earned a trip to the championship for the first time since 2003 by methodically pulling away 13 rebounds) and Jamison Keszler (17 points who used Keszler's last-second 3-pointer to grab a 19-14 lead after one quarter Castlewood increased its advantage to 36-26 at halftime and to 48-31 early in the third "Those two guys have been leading us all year," Castlewood coach Paul Raach told South Dakota Public Broadcasting Kamden Keszler contributed nine points and Luke Baumberger and Brody Bass eight each for Castlewood "Our guys have been on a mission," Raasch said The Spartans received 15 points from Colby Flowers and 13 points and 11 rebounds from Ryder Michalek Mary 49 — Third-seeded Viborg-Hurley built an 11-point lead in the third quarter and held on by holding second-seeded St DRSM cut the lead to 52-39 on Lincoln LeBrun's 3-pointer with 3:14 left Viborg-Hurley made four free throws in the final 27.5 seconds to secure the win Hanson recorded 20 points and eight rebounds and Niedebaumer 11 points for Viborg-Hurley Beckman's 25 points and eight rebounds topped St STATE AA BOYS BASKETBALL: Second-seeded Brandon Valley stops Mitchell bid to repeat in state Class AA championship Lyman 55 — Wall overcame a 13-point deficit to prevail 17 from Dinger and eight points and 11 rebounds from Younger Amiotte Vollmer's 19 points and eight rebounds led Lyman Aberdeen Christian 44 — Freeman won the close battle behind Sorensen's 17 points and seven rebounds Kerrigan's 14 points and Luke Peters' 12 points Brooks Jett garnered 16 points and 16 rebounds and Kaiser 12 points for the Knights Follow Watertown Public Opinion sports reporter Roger Merriam on X (formerly known as Twitter) @PO_Sports or email: rmerriam@thepublicopinion.com ABERDEEN — Top-seeded Castlewood and the other three top seeds each posted first-round wins Thursday in the state Class B boys basketball tournament in the Barnett Center Castlewood (22-2) opened the day with a 64-38 win over Lyman STATE A BOYS BASKETBALL: Hamlin wins, Clark-Willow Lake and Groton Area drop opener in state A boys basketball tourney Lyman (17-7) did what it could early to stay in the game and trailed only 23-22 with 2:37 remaining in the first half Castlewood (22-2) tightened up its defense and took over from there. The Warriors closed the first half with a 9-1 scoring spurt and then outscored the Raiders 18-4 in the third quarter "We played well defensively," Castlewood coach Paul Raasch said "At the end of the second quarter and the start of the third The Warriors also displayed good galance on offense Luke Baumberger led the way with 15 points Laue also contributed 11 rebounds and three blocked shots and Brody Bass snared seven rebounds MJ Diem scored 12 points and Cole Kieffer nine for Lyman Mary (23-1) didn't give the Knights much of a chance racing to a 23-9 lead after one quarter on the way to the victory Maverick LeBrun 18 and Trimmier Hanson 15 for the Cardinals 11-rebound performance paced Aberdeen Christian (18-6) Jett Johnson and Grady Jett each pitched in with nine points coached by Castlewood native Shane Warwick settled a score from early in the season with a big second half The Cougars lost their season opener 57-53 to Freeman The Cougars (22=2) led only 33-28 at the half before taking over behind 21 points from Brady Schroedermeier and 20 from Owen Niederbaumer David Walter scored 15 points for Freeman (19-5) STATE AA BOYS BASKETBALL: Defending champion Mitchell one of four winners in state AA boys basketball tournament 5 Wall 52Like Castlewood did in Thursday's opener the Spartans (22-2) broke open a close game late in the first half and gained full control with a big third quarter Colby Flowers tallied 24 points and 16 rebounds Karter Mebius 20 points and Ryder Michalek 19 points and 11 rebounds for Wessington Springs Wall (17-7) received 19 points from Emmet Dinger and 13 from Teelan Kjerstad It's the most wonderful time of the year; the South Dakota boys state basketball tournament is here Action in all three of the state's classes is set to begin on Thursday State championship games take place on Saturday Let's check out the round-by-round schedule and live results for each of Iowa's four classes. You can also find the brackets by clicking here. More: 5 players to watch at 2025 South Dakota high school boys state basketball tournament Games played in Rapid City. All times are listed in Mountain time. State championship game. Saturday, March 22 Class AGames played in Sioux Falls. All times are listed in Central time. Class BState quarterfinals. Thursday, March 20 Games played in Aberdeen. All times are listed in Central time. HURLEY, S.D. — It’s been two decades since Shane Warwick led a high school basketball program. He hasn’t skipped a beat since coming back. Warwick has guided the Viborg-Hurley boys basketball team to a 13-1 record in his first season at the helm. In addition, the Cougars also hold the Class B No. 1 ranking in the South Dakota Prep Media poll and jointly lead the seed points entering the final month of the regular season. Inheriting a group that made its Class B state tournament return last year, Warwick jumped at the opportunity when the position opened up. “They were looking for somebody,” Warwick said. “It was an opportunity that came up and it’s been fun up to this point. I’ve really enjoyed working with the group and being able to give back to the kids.” While Warwick’s been away from high school basketball, he’s not out of practice. A native of Castlewood, Warwick was a two-time all-conference player at Northern State University and has over 15 years of coaching experience at both the prep and collegiate levels. For 10 years, he’s led Warwick Workouts, a basketball camp based out in Sioux Falls, working with all age groups from the youth levels all the way up to professional basketball players all over the world. Coupled with leading AAU summer basketball programs, Warwick will coach at least 100 games each year. He became the Cougars head coach back in June, with the players immediately taking notice of his vast knowledge of the game and his specialization in developing advanced offensive skills when fall camp commenced. “It’s great having him as a coach,” senior forward Nick Hanson said about Warwick. “He’s a basketball genius. We have so many plays that almost every single one of them works. If one play doesn’t work, it will the next time we run it.” Hanson, a Class B all-state first team player a year ago who’s averaged 20.3 points over his last three games, leads an experienced group that includes fellow senior Owen Niederbaumer and a trio of juniors in Nolan Kolthoff, Brady Schroedermeier and Jake Austin. Braydyn Morrison has provided valuable minutes off the bench along with Brenner Gerdes and Rafe Goettertz. Opting to not look at the team as “starters” and “bench” players, Warwick points to the depth of the Cougars as the key for them each game. “We feel we have eight guys that can all start and some have at different times,” Warwick said. “Those eight guys play every night and we need contributions from them every night. They’ve done a great job this season.” With only five games remaining in the regular season, beginning with a contest against Freeman Academy/Marion on Friday, Feb. 7, Viborg-Hurley has worked to establish control of the game through winning the battles under the glass while being more protective of the basketball when on offense. “We have a lot of room for growth,” Warwick said. “It’s hard to win big basketball games when you’re turning the basketball over. That’s something we have to clean up and that’s kind of been the fun part in watching this team progress and move forward.” Viborg-Hurley sits atop the Region 4B standings in position to return to the state tournament. Wanting to rebound from a first-round loss to White River at the state tournament a year ago, Hanson knows the team to rise to the occasion will have the best chance to make noise in Aberdeen in March. “My goal ever since I’ve made it to high school is winning it all and wanting the team to win it all,” Hanson said. “Whoever plays a better game and whoever steps up into that spot will likely do it.” ALEXANDRIA, S.D. — After letting an early 12-point lead slip away after three quarters, Class B No. 3-ranked Viborg-Hurley held off an upset-minded Hanson boys basketball team 71-61 for its seventh-straight victory on Thursday night. The Cougars jumped out to a 22-10 advantage at the end of the opening quarter. However, the Beavers stormed all the way back in the middle stages to take a 50-49 lead after the third. Viborg-Hurley didn’t miss in the fourth, taking advantage of trips to the foul line to close out the victory, going 11-of-13 from the free-throw line. Brady Schroedermeier led Viborg-Hurley’s attack with 22 points and five rebounds. Nick Hanson scored 12 of his 21 points in the deciding quarter, adding on five assists. Jake Austin and Brayden Morrison reached the double figures with 13 and 12 points, respectively. For Hanson, Ben Wilber led all scorers with 31 points, adding four rebounds and a block. A.J. Wilber tallied 18 points, nine rebounds, two assists and a block for the Beavers, and Sutton Dewald finished the game with 10 points, six rebounds and a team-leading three assists. Viborg-Hurley (7-1) travels to face Alcester-Hudson on Tuesday, Jan. 14, in Alcester. Hanson (5-2) hosts Parker on Thursday, Jan. 16, in Alexandria. 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Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. This is 28 of the Superligaen Relegation Group The current head to head record for the teams are Sønderjyske 6 win(s) Lirim Qamili has the most shots on target per match for Sønderjyske (1.2) Mads Agger has created the most big chances for Sønderjyske (10) Have scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches Viborg haven't lost to Sønderjyske in their last 11 meetings (6W, 5D). Serginho is ranked 1 in big chances created in the competition (15) 27 Apr 2025 12:00:00 GMT?Sønderjyske vs Viborg on Sun 27 Apr 2025 12:00:00 GMT ended in a 2–2 tie.InsightsHave scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Viborg haven't lost to Sønderjyske in their last 11 meetings (6W Sønderjyske is playing home against Viborg at Sydbank Park on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are AGF 18 win(s) Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (6) Patrick Mortensen is the competition's top scorer (15) Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't kept a clean sheet in 7 matches Serginho is ranked 1 in big chances created in the competition (10) 09 Mar 2025 15:00:00 GMT?AGF vs Viborg on Sun 09 Mar 2025 15:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 14 goals in their last 5 matches AGF is playing home against Viborg at Ceres Park Vejlby on Sun will permanently remain at Viborg FF following the purchase to buy option on his loan deal CITY SC now has two of their three Under-22 Initiative player spots open following the departure of Jensen “We wish Isak all the best moving forward in his career,” said Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel “Seeing a young talent like Isak have a successful loan spell and be rewarded with a new contract is a good part of the sport.” formerly of Sönderjyske U19 before coming to St has played 28 games for Viborg FF and tallied seven goals and three assists he also made his debut on the Danish U-21 national team for which he has again been selected for the next national team camp in June Prior to leaving for Viborg in August of 2023 Jensen spent time with both the first team and CITY2 The Danish winger recorded 11 matches in MLS and recorded eight matches with one goal and two assists in MLS NEXT Pro during the 2023 season The 24-year old Portuguese winger was brought down on the edge of the box after 39 minutes, but the 21-year old Isak Jensen Viborg - FC Copenhagen - Player ratingsFlashareBoth sides had huge chances to break the deadlock straight after the interval. Two minutes after the break Amin Chiakha's close-range header at the back post was blocked at the last minute and then five minutes later Diant Ramaj pulled off a great save to deny Anosike Ementa, when he had the goal his mercy after a great individual action from Isak Jensen But after 58 minutes FC Copenhagen finally got on the scoreboeard, when Jordan Larsson played a clever one-two with Swedish compatriot Viktor Claesson and Larsson finished off the move with a clinical finish past Viborg-keeper Lucas Lund 0-1 would put Viborg in a poor situation before the return leg in Parken and consequently the home side threw more men forward in their attempt to restore parity. The home side also managed to create a few chances but the finishing wasn't up to par and FC Copenhagen held on for a relatively easy 1-0 win By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy As the clash between dairy and non-dairy camps rages on both sides can recognize the upper lips featured in MilkPEP’s iconic got milk white mustaches dominated our cultural consciousness but even though the campaign successfully took over commercials and cafeterias across the country consumers are becoming increasingly reluctant toward milk’s once-promising health benefits The campaign’s two-word question plays a significant role in Jens Settergren’s sensorial installation at Viborg Kunsthal Milk Plus follows the aesthetic journey of dairy marketing and its contributions to a tech-mediated body the Danish artist constructs a sci-fi world of his own synthetic babies and Doppler-like heartbeats he questions the nature of consumption itself: when do we feed and when are we fed on Home » Sports » State B: Raasch ends 39-year drought Castlewood executed wonderfully at the end of first and second quarters to build a 10-point halftime lead en route to…… Top-seeded Castlewood overcame a somewhat sluggish start and surged to a 64-38 win over Lyman in the quarterfinals of the…… 21-2 record Head coach: Paul Raasch Best wins: Clark/Willow Lake Serginho had a wonderful game in AalborgČTK / imago sportfotodienst / Gonzales Photo/Kent RasmussenSerginho was the player to watch as Viborg continued their bright form with a 4-0 away win against AaB on away turf in Aalborg.Serginho already gave an example of his goal instinct after five minutes when he hit the post from close range after AaB goalkeeper Vincent Müller had made a big mistake in the build-up After dominating the opening stages of the match, the visitors were rewarded after just over 20 minutes, when a delivery from Serginho sailed across the box to a completely free Thomas Jorgensen who put the visitors ahead with an easy close-range finish Serginho was a constant threat throughout the first half the agile winger doubled the visitors' lead when he twisted and turned past a couple of AaB defenders to poke the ball home Things didn't get much better after the break for the home side against a potent Viborg-side in attacking mode AaB - Viborg - Player ratingsFlashareYonis Njoh took over where Serginho left during off and tripled the lead after 64 minutes when he sent the ball into the roof of the net After the goal the pace deteriorated as Viborg switched on autopilot while AaB was more focused on limiting the damage than chasing a comeback Viborg's Charly Nouck put the icing on the cake in injury time when he carved through a passive AaB-reaguard and steered the ball into the net with only seconds remaining Viborg can still dream of taking seventh place which gives them access to a playoff match for European football AaB are in 9th place just four points ahead of Sonderjyske who are locked in the relegation zone Viborg Animation Festival is just around the corner – we invite you to take part in All Things Animated from 9-15 September 2024 We are proud to present the work of students from The Animation Workshop and their great trailers for this year’s VAF – check them all out here: VAF is also proud to present the VAF Artist of 2024 – Total Refusal. By upcycling AAA video games like Red Dead Redemption the self-proclaimed pseudo-Marxist media guerrilla group aims to reveal the political apparatus beyond the glossy and hyperreal textures of this media exhibitions and Machinima short films Total Refusal challenges the game design put forward by game producers and industry You can discover the extensive program online at www.animationsfestival.dk Remember to get your accreditation as well: www.animationsfestival.dk/accreditation Enter your email to receive articles straight to your inbox just a handy way for you to receive latest Skwigly content) Sign In Register Try searching for your content, or return to the homepage Do you ever have a craving for fried pork belly with potatoes and parsley sauce or even a Danish smørrebrød there is the perfect event to enjoy both these delicacies and more South Dakota offers great events that afford you awesome opportunities to experience a variety of cultures. Danish Days in Viborg It's a weekend filled with food, games, cars, and live music. Danish Days will begin this Wednesday There are endless possibilities to live it up at this year's Danish Days See the full Danish Days schedule and find more info HERE Do you have a Hometown Happening you want us to highlight? Email us at kxrbfm@results-radio.com The four-day Danish Days in Viborg invites everyone to be \"Danish for a day!\" Here's what to know.\nRead More South Dakota offers great events that afford you awesome opportunities to experience a variety of cultures. Danish Days in Viborg It's a weekend filled with food, games, cars, and live music. Danish Days will begin this Wednesday There are endless possibilities to live it up at this year's Danish Days See the full Danish Days schedule and find more info HERE Do you have a Hometown Happening you want us to highlight? Email us at kxrbfm@results-radio.com Try searching for your content, or return to the homepage. 09 Feb 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Viborg won 2–1 over Sirius on Sun 09 Feb 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Viborg won 2–1 over Sirius on Sun 09 Feb 2025 13:00:00 GMT.InsightsHaven't kept a clean sheet in 8 matches Viborg is playing home against Sirius at Campo AGS 1 on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are Brøndby IF 9 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 6 matches Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Serginho is ranked 1 in big chances created in the competition (9) Serginho has created the most big chances for Viborg (9) 14 Feb 2025 18:00:00 GMT?Brøndby IF won 4–1 over Viborg on Fri 14 Feb 2025 18:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 15 goals in their last 5 matches Brøndby IF is playing home against Viborg at Brøndby Stadion on Fri