Lynx Paws

SD Media Prep Football Poll

Class 11AAA

1.) Sioux Falls Jefferson (21) 5-0 105 1

2.) Brandon Valley 4-1 84 2

3.) Harrisburg 4-1 63 3

4.) O’Gorman 3-2 42 4

5.) Sioux Falls Lincoln 3-2 21 5

South Dakota Media Prep Volleyball Poll 

Class AA

1.) Harrisburg (12) 11-3 60 1
2.) S.F. Lincoln9-2 46 2
3.) Brandon Valley 12-4 38 3
4.) Watertown 9-5 18 5
5.) O’Gorman 7-5 11 4
Receiving votes: S.F. Washington (6-3) 3, R.C. Stevens (11-2) 3, Aberdeen Central (7-3) 1

Splitrock Ladies League results

The Splitrock Ladies bowled on September 22, with the following results: High Team Game, Steve’s Electric, 898; High Team Series, Alliance Communications, 2,518; High Individual Game, Jan Fonder; High Individual Series, Marcia Bork, 499.

Marcia Bork, Shiloh Oorlog and Kathie Franz all picked up the 3-10 split; Julaine Walker picked up the 2-7-8 split; Barb Caffrey picked up the 2-7 split; Bonnie Bruggeman picked up the 2-7 split and bowled 64 pins over her average with a 177; and Jan Fonder had one turkey.

Iddings named RC Central head softball coach

Rapid City Central High School Activities Director Jordan Bauer announced last week the hiring of Wayne Iddings as the next head softball coach for the Cobblers, pending school board approval.

“Coach Iddings brings a tremendous amount of experience, leadership, and passion for developing student-athletes,” said Bauer. “With more than 30 years of softball coaching experience, Wayne has a proven track record of building competitive programs and creating a strong team culture. His success coaching in the Rapid City club softball community has given him a strong understanding of the players, families, and softball landscape in our area. His ability to develop athletes, build relationships, and create a culture of accountability will make him a great fit to lead Cobbler Softball.”

Iddings has an extensive history in coaching multiple sports, starting in 1995. The last 15 years he has largely focused on fastpitch softball. He has been on the RCJOUSA Softball board for the past seven years and has been the President of the league for the last four seasons where he oversees a league of over 700 girls and 59 teams around the Black Hills. 

“I am very excited for this opportunity to be a part of Central High School softball. I want to thank Jordan Bauer and Terry Lundeen for bringing me into the program,” Iddings said. “I am excited to get to work right away on building a winning tradition. Our program will work on developing well-rounded individuals where players can learn and grow individually and as a team to play at their highest level possible.”