NewsJanuary 09 2019
Raiders take 12th at Mid Dakota Monster Tournament
Posted by Lucy
A large crowd of fans, officials and wrestlers were on hand for the start of the Mid Dakota Monster Friday afternoon at the Lyman Gym in Presho. Wrestlers from 25 different school participated in the 2-day tournament. To increase the speed of the tournament a third mat was added to this year’s tournament allowing the action to move quicker. Members of the Lyman High School girls choir sang the National Athem.
Raiders take 12th at Mid Dakota Monster Tournament
The Lyman Gardens were packed to the brim once again as the Raiders hosted their annual “Mid-Dakota Monster,” on January 4 and 5. Two hundred eighty-two participants from all corners of the state took part in one of the most competitive tournaments of the year. Tournament newcomer Pierre T.F. Riggs took home the team title with 322.5 points and a record setting seven individual champions. Winner took 2nd place with 283.5 points, while Kimball/White Lake/Platte-Geddes finished in 3rd with 183 points.
Lyman finished 12th out of 23 teams this year with 74 points from twelve competitors. The Raiders had three place winners: Jadeon Biggers -2nd, Bryson Muirhead – 4th, and Shilo Mowry – 6th. Other wrestlers picking up wins on Friday were Tance Wagner, Tyrone Oldenkamp, Jacob Hoffer, Blake Brodrecht, and Gunner Johnson.
“This was my first year mat-side for the Monster, and it was just as crazy and exciting as I had hoped,” Coach Ian Muirhead stated. “It’s such an awesome feeling to hear so many people say that Lyman’s tournament is their favorite one to attend. The level of competition, enthusiasm from tournament workers, and atmosphere are what keeps teams coming back, and why new teams are asking to join every year.” Lyman returns to the mat on January 11th and 12th at Bennett County in Martin for a quad with Belle Fourche, Bennett County, and Todd County on Friday. Action begins at 6:00 PM mountain time. Tournament begins at 9:30 AM on Saturday the 12th.
NewsJanuary 02 2019
Posted by Lucy
As we say goodbye to 2018, we welcome the New Year and new snow! Out with the old snow: Chad Penny spent Friday morning helping people clear their sidewalks and driveways of snow following a post-Christmas storm that dumped about 5-inches of snow around the area. His daughter Kaysha goes for a ride with a scoop of snow.
In with the new: Another snow system blew through central South Dakota Monday, Dec 31 bringing more new snow and strong winds that caused drifting and white-out conditions.
In with the new: Another snow system blew through central South Dakota Monday, Dec 31 bringing more new snow and strong winds that caused drifting and white-out conditions.
NewsJanuary 02 2019
Lyman Foundation near goal of $800,000
Posted by Lucy
Lyman Foundation near goal of $800,000
The Greater Lyman Foundation total donations have reached nearly $720,000.00. A recent donation came from Paula Hildebrandt, in honor of Paul and LaVerne Olson, and Joyce and Thomas Bowman. Julie Petsche gave a $1,000 memorial for Russell Hoelscher and Colton Collins a $250 memorial for Donna Bowar. Other memorial donations have been received from James and Carol Sundall, Herb and Deanna Sundall, Eugene and Betty Jean Mertens, Jean Ann Brakke, Paul and LaVerne Olson, James Fulwider, Mary Lou Gilman, Verne and Debbie Brakke, Beverly Roberts, Michael and Nola Rae Ambur, Kim and Lucy Halverson, Eva Miller, and Carmen Miller. Memorials were given in memory of Marge Hutchison, Ed Byre, Harvey Hofwolt, Joan Brinckmeyer, Bill Comp, Dennis Brakke, Charles Bowar, Blaine Kenobbie, Rita Fedderson, Donna Bowar, Brenda Steifvater, Gail Miller, Eleanor Brown, Fay Jandreau, Howard Diedrich, John Jones, Bob Gregg, Margery Hayes, Julia Larson, Lyn Emmons, Larry Byrd, Carolyn Heston, Charles Oller, and Robert Kiehn. The GLF Board has set $800,000.00 as its newest goal, and the spring event in 2020 as the deadline for reaching the new goal. The GLF Board wishes all its donors, past and future, a very Happy New Year!
The Greater Lyman Foundation total donations have reached nearly $720,000.00. A recent donation came from Paula Hildebrandt, in honor of Paul and LaVerne Olson, and Joyce and Thomas Bowman. Julie Petsche gave a $1,000 memorial for Russell Hoelscher and Colton Collins a $250 memorial for Donna Bowar. Other memorial donations have been received from James and Carol Sundall, Herb and Deanna Sundall, Eugene and Betty Jean Mertens, Jean Ann Brakke, Paul and LaVerne Olson, James Fulwider, Mary Lou Gilman, Verne and Debbie Brakke, Beverly Roberts, Michael and Nola Rae Ambur, Kim and Lucy Halverson, Eva Miller, and Carmen Miller. Memorials were given in memory of Marge Hutchison, Ed Byre, Harvey Hofwolt, Joan Brinckmeyer, Bill Comp, Dennis Brakke, Charles Bowar, Blaine Kenobbie, Rita Fedderson, Donna Bowar, Brenda Steifvater, Gail Miller, Eleanor Brown, Fay Jandreau, Howard Diedrich, John Jones, Bob Gregg, Margery Hayes, Julia Larson, Lyn Emmons, Larry Byrd, Carolyn Heston, Charles Oller, and Robert Kiehn. The GLF Board has set $800,000.00 as its newest goal, and the spring event in 2020 as the deadline for reaching the new goal. The GLF Board wishes all its donors, past and future, a very Happy New Year!
NewsDecember 19 2018
Teachers join in on the celebration
Posted by Lucy
Teachers join in on the celebration
Presho staff join in on the fun at the holiday program held Tues., Dec 4, singing and dancing to a made up version of the song “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”. Each class, including the teachers, made their own verse for the song.
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- Raiders take 12th at Mid Dakota Monster Tournament
- Lyman Foundation near goal of $800,000
- Teachers join in on the celebration
- Annual Kids Shopping Day brings crowd
- Diehm completes basic training
- A Christmas caroling event planned
- Thrift Store Fashion Show
- Kids Shopping day planned at Thrift Store
- Newspaper delivery delayed
- Sundall recognized for years of service
- Kennebec lights up for the Holidays
