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Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan ■ Saturday, March 27, 2010 PAGE 6A www.yankton.net Minerva’s Grill & Bar Autumn Winds Premium Best Transport Hair AND Beyond Hy-Vee JB Auto Body Becker Body Shop Pizza Ranch South Central Safety Yankton Rexall Drug Walmart Battery Exchange Gramps List Construction Cox Auto Supply Fryn’ Pan Northern Extrusion Tooling, Inc. Leader Concrete The Collison Center Best Western Kelly Inn Home Federal Bank TNT Enterprises Inc. Wagner Conkling Distributing Bonanza Thank You To These Participating Sponsors Dakota Beverage- Liquid Ice Energy Drink Days Inn Yankton Area Chamber of Commerce & Convention & Visitors Bureau List Electric Embroidery & Screen Works Celebrating 20 Years - Viborg and Bon Homme tip off in their sixth grade girls’ white division game at Yankton Middle School Friday. (Marlette) Photos by Kelly Hertz, Shauna Marlette, Jeremy Hoeck, Justin Rust and James D. Cimburek Tea’s Tarin Smallfield gets up a shot in a middle of a host of Crofton defenders during their opening round game in the eighth grade boys’ red division at the Roger Haas Youth Basketball Tournament Friday at the Summit Center. (Cimburek) A Yankton Rexall player posts up against an Irene- Wakonda defender in the first-round play of the sixth grade girls red division Friday night at the Yankton Middle School. (Hertz) West Lyon’s (Iowa) Dylan Whalen goes up for a lay-up against an Elk Point-Jefferson defender in the Wildcats 43-24 win to advance to the second round of the sev- enth grade boys’ white division at Laddie E. Cimpl Arena. (Rust) Yankton Wolves’ Blake Smith pushes by a Parker defender in the first round of the seventh grade boys’ white division game on Friday night at Laddie E. Cimple Arena. The Wolves won 33-31. (Rust) Players from Yankton Rexall (in red) and the Irene-Wakonda Eagles scramble for a loose ball in first-day in the Yankton Middle School’s north gym. Yankton Rexall won the sixth grade girls red division game 23-19 in double overtime. (Hertz) Alcester-Hudson’s Skyler McConnell catches a lob inside the defense of Hoopla's Halle Still during their eighth grade girls' red division game at the Summit Center Friday. (Cimburek) Find These And More Photos Online At spotted.yankton.net
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Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan ■ Saturday, March 27, 2010PAGE 6A www.yankton.net
Minerva’s Grill & Bar Autumn Winds Premium Best Transport Hair AND Beyond Hy-Vee JB Auto Body Becker Body Shop Pizza Ranch
South Central Safety Yankton Rexall Drug Walmart Battery Exchange Gramps List Construction Cox Auto Supply Fryn’ Pan
Northern Extrusion Tooling, Inc. Leader Concrete The Collison Center Best Western Kelly Inn Home Federal Bank TNT Enterprises Inc. Wagner Conkling DistributingBonanza
Thank You To These Participating SponsorsDakota Beverage-
Liquid Ice Energy Drink Days Inn Yankton Area Chamber
of Commerce & Convention & Visitors Bureau
List Electric Embroidery & Screen Works
Celebrating 20 Years
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Viborg and Bon Homme tip off in their sixth grade girls’ white division game at Yankton Middle School Friday. (Marlette)
Photos by Kelly Hertz, ShaunaMarlette, Jeremy Hoeck, JustinRust and James D. Cimburek
Tea’s Tarin Smallfield gets up a shot in a middle of ahost of Crofton defenders during their opening roundgame in the eighth grade boys’ red division at theRoger Haas Youth Basketball Tournament Friday atthe Summit Center. (Cimburek)
A Yankton Rexall player posts up against an Irene-Wakonda defender in the first-round play of the sixthgrade girls red division Friday night at the YanktonMiddle School. (Hertz)
West Lyon’s (Iowa) Dylan Whalen goes upfor a lay-up against an Elk Point-Jeffersondefender in the Wildcats 43-24 win toadvance to the second round of the sev-enth grade boys’ white division at LaddieE. Cimpl Arena. (Rust)
Yankton Wolves’ Blake Smith pushes by a Parker defender in the firstround of the seventh grade boys’ white division game on Friday night atLaddie E. Cimple Arena. The Wolves won 33-31. (Rust)
Players from Yankton Rexall (in red) and the Irene-Wakonda Eaglesscramble for a loose ball in first-day in the Yankton Middle School’snorth gym. Yankton Rexall won the sixth grade girls red division game23-19 in double overtime. (Hertz)
Alcester-Hudson’s Skyler McConnellcatches a lob inside the defense ofHoopla's Halle Still during their eighthgrade girls' red division game at theSummit Center Friday. (Cimburek)
Find These And MorePhotos Online At
spotted.yankton.net
