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ON DECK 2D ARGUSLEADER.COM TODAY COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL South Dakota at p.m.CT;South Dakota State at Western Illinois, 2 p.m. SOCCER North Dakota State at South Dakota, 1 p.m.;Oral Roberts at South Dakota State, 1 p.m.;Minn-Duluth at Augustana, 1p.m.; Bemidji State at Sioux inona State at Northern State, 1p.m.; at SW Minnesota State, 1 p.m.;Johnson Wales (Colo.) at Mount SOCCER Johnson Wales (Colo.) at Mount Marty, 2p.m. AREA EVENTS FSU to use outside official in Winston case Florida State will use an independent official in i ts hearing of quarterback Jameis Winston, saying it wants to any doubt about the of the proceedings. No hearing date has been set. A female student a ccused Winston of rape stemming from a Decem- er 2012 encounter.

University spokeswoman Browning Brooks says in a statement Saturday the independent officer ill be used to an absolutely fair and imp artial process, and to avoid any conflict created by the ongoing federal investigation and threatened ivil The use of an outside hearing officer is allowed under FSU Brooks wrote. of fairness to the students involved, we are exercising this option to remove any doubt about the integrity of the eventual Three independent officers will be presented. inston and the woman have the option to eliminate one of them. Winston was not arrested or charged when police and the state attorney conducted their investigations. The university on Friday released a timeline of events defending its i nvestigation.

David Cornwell, legal adviser to the inston family, said the statement shows that the quarterback is innocent of any wrongdoing. Cornwell said the allegations ave been rejected by official entity that has heard or investigated NATIONAL DIGEST Sizes: Mediums Wides Steel toe Waterproof We Fit Siouxland! Work Is Our Work! Corner of 41st and Louise Empire Mall Sioux Falls 605-362-9369 Southern Hills Drive Sioux City 712-276-2727 top-ranked and undefeated Trojans and going to play for Iowa, too. He was in grade school when his big brother went off to college, as were his teammates. As the younger sibling of a pro player, met people other kids meet, but pretty obvious that he think that big adeal. What his brother as done, though a big deal.

I definitely look up to Brady said. a lot to it. ahard worker, he set his oal on something and accomplished iles Semmler has been a friend of since they were youngsters. Riley was always the big brother really ig when they were rowing up. pretty quiet just like Brady Semmler said.

what done shows ou that anything is possible if you work ard for it. If you want something that bad, you can get it. all set a goal to play college ootball and hopefully we can achieve here might be something to this idea that he Trojans are channeling their inner Riley Reiffs this year. not like hovering over he practice field, but when he comes back to own often made a stop at Parkston weight- room. There, the Trojans watch how an elite NFL lineman goes about his business.

can tell when there that got the drive to go further than other said senior Lane Konrad, a rojan receiver. knew if he pushed himself that someday he was going to get there. And then he did To a great many of 1,500 or so residents, just when he comes back. occasionally make visits to Jim home to visit with the high school counselor who helped Reiff and his family through the recruiting process. Aakre has since one much the same for rady.

not the kind of guy who is looking for Aakre said. not going to get aught up in the media the social media. I hink he sees that got a job to do and he goes out and gets it done. an all-business type of a A ll business, but not the point that he huts people out. The day he was drafted he talked to the whole school, for instance, a nd well-known for returning texts from ell-wishers from the community often shortly after games are over.

At Parkston Elem entary they give away a Riley Reiff A ward each month that comes with a t-shirt hat he has signed. So hanging in there with his people. Parkston quarterback ack Wes Dvorak was asked about this. Does think Reiff has a special pride in a being Parkston High School grad rather than from some big school somewhere? Dvorak nodded his head. he said.

I think everybody who goes through Parkston High School thinks hat AP Detroit Lions offensive tackle and Parkston native Riley Reiff (right) keeps firm ties to his hometown. His returns home usually include a trip to the high school weight room. Garry: NFL alent maintains Parkston roots Continued from Page 1D One of the more impressive dynasties in the history of South Dakota continued Saturday when was crowned for the eighth year in a row. The Knights continued heir reign at the state girls ennis meet in Rapid City hrough a three-day tally of 712. St Thomas More put up a valiant fight with a second-place score of 599.

not sure actually set in yet, but it will peak as the days go said coach Don Barnes of the latest of his triumphs. is kind of surreal. We are very proud of our kids, the team and everybody who is involved with the program. We are just as easy as it looked prior to the Barnes said. were some close matches and other teams out there- St.

Thomas More and Rapid City Stevens in particular, that battled us right down to the end. We had to stay focused to bring home the bacons so to senior Morg an Brower was one of hose challenged en route a championship. Brower defeated St. Thomas Grace Goble in a hard- fought 6-7 (3), 6-1, 10-3 atch, making her the first win four singles titles in he first flight since Nancy Rost won the fourth of her five titles in 1979. was emotional in a happy way after it Barnes said Brower.

taken on a lot of challenges over the years. just been one after another, and she could never let her guard down. I hink she feels a sense of relief and happiness at the ame In addition to Brower, Sidney Brower, Samantha Czarnecki, Mira Yousef a nd Maggie Eckerstorfer won their respective lights in singles. been fortunate ith a tremendous run of talented Barnes aid. lot of these kids where in junior high or ele- entary when this all tarted, but they know a bout our tradition and have done great since getting on STATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT Saturday at Rapid City Team Points SF O'Gorman 712; 2, St.

Thomas More 599; 3, RC Stevens 464; 4, SF Lincoln 393; 5, SF Washington 326; 6, Brandon Valley 293; 7, Aberdeen Roncalli 262; 8, Aber- een Central 259; 9, Watertown 251.5; 10, SF Roosevelt 217; 11, Yankton 200; 12, Milbank 194; 13, Huron 190; 14, Madison 93; 15, Pierre 89; 16, Mitchell 64; 17, RC Central 60; 18, Brookings 36; 19, Spearfish 29; 20, Vermillion 6. SINGLES Flight 1 inals Morgan Brower (SFO) def.Grace Goble (STM) 6-7 10-3. Semifinals Brower (SFO) def.Erica Carr els (AbR) 6-0, 6-0; Goble (STM) def.Lexy Ronning (SFR) 7-5, 6-0. 3rd place (SFR) def.Carrels (AbR) 1 1-10 (1). 5th place Ackert (SFL) def.Mical Johnson (SFW) 10-2.

Consolation final Wiedmeier (RCS) def.Ella Flight 2 inals Brower (SFO) def.Madison Fenske (STM) 7-6 Semifinals (SFO) def.Tianna Duda (RCS) 6-1, 6-1; Fenske (STM) def.Elizabeth Nachtigal (SFW) 6-1, 6-4. 3rd place Nachtigal (SFW) def.Duda (RCS) 10-8. 5th place Meredith Benson (SFL) def. Makenzie Marso (BV) 10-7. Consolation final Erica Hanson (AbC) ef.Allison Eichacker (SFR) 11-10 (6) Flight 3 Finals Czarnecki (SFO) def.

eghan Fenske (STM) 4-6, 6-4, 10-6. Semifinals (SFO) def.Emily hitney (SFL) 6-4, 6-2 (STM) def. Sar ah Kelly (RCS) 6-0, 6-4. 3rd place (RCS) def.Whitney (SFL) 1 0-8. 5th place Hanna Mutschelknaus (BV) def.

harlotte Goodhope (SFW) 11-9. Consolation final Kaitlyn Frank (Yank) ef.Morgan Johnson (SFR) 10-1. Flight 4 Finals Grace Wittenberg (STM) def. Abi Kosiak (SFO) 2-6, 6-2, 10-4 Semifinals (SFO) def.Jessie Rames (SFL) 6-2, 6-1; Wittenberg (STM) def. Halie VanderWerff (RCS) 6-2, 6-3.

3rd place (SFL) def.VanderWerff (RCS) 10-6. 5th place Alli Cummings (Wat) def. Emily Magera (AbC) 10-6. Consolation final Goodhope (SFW) def.Cassie Hedblom (Hur) 10-6. Flight 5 Finals Yousef (SFO) def.Anne Knoff (Yank) 6-0, 6-0.

Semifinals (Yank) def.Allison 6-2; Yousef (SFO) def. Ingrid A nderson (RCS) 6-3, 6-4. 3rd place (RCS) def.Buckley, 5th place Eaton (STM) def.Abbey Rieber (Wat) 10-4. Consolation final Hawkins (BV) ef.Alyssa Schmidt (SFW) 10-3. Flight 6 Finals Eckerstorfer (SFO) def.

Allys on Riddle (RCS) 3-6, 6-4, 10-5. Semifinals (SFO) def. Audrey Cope (STM) 6-3, 6-1; Riddle (RCS) def. Sar ah Ponwith (SFL) 4-6, 6-4, 10-0. 3rd place Cope (STM) def.Ponwith (SFL) 10-4.

5th place Goodhope (SFW) def. Rebekah Tuchscherer (Mil) 10-7. Consolation final Moran (Wat) def.Catherine Falk (AbR) 10-5. DOUBLES light 1 inals (STM) def.Brower/ rower (SFO) 7-5, 0-6, 10-5. 3rd place (SFW) def.

(RCS) 10-6. 5th place (AbC) def. Acke (SFL) 10-4. Consolation final Hur) def.Sadler/Mutschelknaus (BV) 10-3. Flight 2 Finals (SFO) def.

Wittenberg (STM) 6-4, 7-5 3rd place (SFL) def. (RCS) 10-5. 5th place (SFW) def.Marso/Schmitz (BV) 10-5. Consolation final (AbR) def.Biersbach/Berkner (Mil) 10-7. Flight 3 Finals (SFO) def.

anderWerff (RCS) 6-3, 6-2. 3rd place (STM) def. (Wat) 10-3. 5th place (SFL) def. (Mil) 10-3.

Consolation final (SFR) def.Ryan/Larson (TFR) 10-3. All-Tournament Team Browe Kosiak, Mira Townsend. St. Thomas More Fenske. Roosevelt Ronning.

Other awards portsmanship Bulldogs Spirit of Max entral. STATE GIRLS TENNIS TOURNAMENT captures 8th onsecutive tennis title From staff reports CHRIS RAPID CITY JOURNAL Morgan Brower hits the ball back to Grace Goble on Saturday morning during the state girls tennis championship at Sioux Park in Rapid City. Brower won her fourth singles title. With all due respect to the Stampede hockey team, it was hard not to get a sense that what took place on the ice Saturday ight was of secondary concern. After all, after 15 years playing in the Arena, a that was derided as ahockey facility almost rom the moment the Stampede moved in, Sioux USHL franchise icked off a new era at the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

The Stampede were defeated by the Waterloo Blackhawks 6-4, but the mere spectacle of the new home proved to steal the show. A record crowd of 10,678 the largest indoor crowd to witness a sport- i ng event in South Dakota, depending on who you believe was on hand to experience what truly did ave an NHL feel. The padded stadium seating, he luxury suites, the mammoth center-hung coreboard all of it eemed to be almost too uch for mere junior hockey. And to be fair, a ignificant number of fans a ppeared to be there for the of it. Though the game was tied midway hrough the third period, several hundred fans had left, and the wave actually roke out at one point.

ut ultimately the fans who stuck it out to the end were not sent home with a ictory, as the Waterloo Blackhawks used a Phil eaulieu backhander at he midway point of the third period to break a 3-3 ie en route to the win. Wa- erloo scored a pair of empty-net goals in the final 90 seconds to clinch it. With the win, the Black- awks improve to 3-2 on the year, while the Stamp ede fall to 1-3-1. The Blackhawks did ex- a ctly what a team in their pot would hope to score irst and take the crowd out of the game. Tyler power play goal ut Waterloo up 1-0 midway through the first, and though the arker Tuomie tied it by scoring the first- ever goal in the new arena, hat excitement last, a Brock Boeser answered amere 36 seconds later to put the Blackhawks back by a goal.

Niko Hildenbrand then made it 3-1two inutes later. But the erd would come alive in the second. ith Sioux Falls on the ower play, Dakota Joshua would take a feed from Dillon Eichstadt and knock it home to pull the tampede within a goal, and just two minutes later, yler Nanne wristed one through Waterloo goalie ayden Lavigne to tie the core and finally raise the ecibel level. The Herd had their hances to take the lead, ut Lavigne was solid and so was the defense in front of him. Sioux Falls outshot he Blackhawks 31-24.

Sioux Falls was 1-for-4 on power play opportunities hile Watertloo converted 1 -of-3 attempts with a man advantage. Sioux Falls will look to arn its first victory while playing in its new home ednesday when it hosts ioux City-a team that has defeated the Stampede wice this season. USHL Herd defeated in home debut EMILY SPARTZ ARGUS LEADER Stampede forward Parker Tuomie celebrates after scoring against the Waterloo Black Hawks on Saturday during the first game at Denny Sanford Premier Center. Sioux Falls lost 6-4. By Matt Zimmer.