- Yankton Legion Baseball defeated Tabor 14-2 in the Lewis and Clark Classic Championship last night at Riverside Field. The classic was held Friday through Sunday at three sites, Yankton, Vermillion and Crofton, and featured a total of 15 teams. Yankton went 5-1 throughout the tournament, defeating Post 911 of Sioux Falls 12-0, Spearfish 11-1, Blair (NE) 9-8, Dell Rapids 7-5, and Tabor 14-2. The lone loss came from Huron by a 6-4 score. Coach Drew Lawrence was beyond happy for the team and being able to capture the tournament title at home, a feat that had not been accomplished since 2016. Yankton, now 13-2 overall and 6-1 in league play, prepares to host Sioux Falls Post 15 West in a double-header this Wednesday at Riverside Field beginning at 5pm.
- While the majority of the Yankton Bucks football senior class has put on the red helmet for the last time this past fall, for three All-Stars, they got to do so one last time at the DakotaDome for the 2022 South Dakota Football Coaches Association All-Star Game Saturday afternoon. Seniors Max Raab (Rob), Bodie Rutledge, and Cameron Zahrbock all suited up for the RED TEAM, and ultimately lost by two. The two teams, RED and BLUE were a mix of all seven South Dakota High School Football Classes. Cameron Zahrbock is going to continue playing in front of Yankton crowds, but with a gold helmet, and on Saturday afternoons for the Mount Marty University Lancers. Max Raab will also be playing on Saturday’s but in Mitchell, having committed to Dakota Wesleyan University.
- The Yankton Tappers secured an 8-3 victory over Wynot in South Central League play last night at Riverside Field. The Tappers were led offensively by Ryan McDonald, who knocked in three runs, and scored twice on four trips to the plate. On the mound, Cooper Davis took the victory, striking out five over 6 innings, and surrendering one earned run. Yankton, now 5-1 overall and 4-1 in league play, travel to Freeman on Thursday for a 730pm SCL matchup. Wynot, now 1-4 in league play, travels to Menno on Thursday.