July 14: After 14 seasons with USD, Dan Fitzsimmons is the new head coach of the track and field and cross country programs at Mount Marty. Argus Leader veteran Matt Zimmer, who has covered the Storm for almost two decades, picked the team. The Central graduate is the team’s sack leader (64.5) who helped the Storm win eight championships and is now an assistant coach with the team that started its indoor football league franchise in 1999. July 14: Named as one of the 10 greatest players in Sioux Falls Storm history was Aberdeen native Cory Johnsen. July 12: SDSU has scheduled to play Oklahoma State for the first time in football for the 2024 season opener in Stillwater, OK. Henry hit a game-winning three-run homer with two outs in the ninth inning. July 11: Jabari Henry of the Sioux Falls Canaries was named the MVP after he led his West Division team to a 7-6 win in the American Association All-Star Game in Chicago. The winners were coached by Rapid City native and Las Vegas coach Becky Hammon. July 10: Team Wilson defeated Team Stewart 134-112 in the 13 th annual WNBA All-Star Game. One the green flag dropped, Sward slid under race leader Ryan Mikkelson of Alexandria, MN, for a lead he never lost. The 18-year-old knew he was running out of time before a restart with 19 laps remaining in the 50-lap event opened the door. Bryce Sward of Nelson, MN, performed a slide on a restart to grab a lead on the way to winning the $10,000 Dacotah Bank Insurance Rumble title at Brown County Speedway in Aberdeen.
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July 9: He may have been the youngest Late Model driver on the track, but he executed a veteran move that allowed him to grab the biggest win of his racing career. Lasek, a 10-time X Games gold medalist, made the stop at the festival that celebrates skateboarding thanks to Schulte Subaru of Sioux Falls.
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July 8: Pro skateboarder and rallycross racer Bucky Lasek of Baltimore surprised fans by visiting Innoskate Sioux Falls. She defeated more than 350 boys and girls from 39 states. Zoe Dissing of Hartford and the Humboldt Sharpshooters Club set a national record by scoring 494 points out of 500 shooting from four positions (standing, kneeling, sitting and prone) and scoring 100 percent on her safety test. July 3: A 15-year-old South Dakota girl won the Daisy BB Gun National Championship in Arkansas. On July 16, 2009, the then 13-year-old Reddick raced in a World of Outlaws Late Model Race at Dakota State Speedway in Huron, finishing last (24 th ) and earning $700.
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July 3: Tyler Reddick, 26, of Georgia won his first NASCAR Cup series race in the Kwik Trip 250 in Wisconsin. A possible second phase, featuring a fieldhouse, of the project of equal cost or more to follow depending on fund-raising efforts. Officials hope it to be completed by the end of the year. July 3: Watertown is beginning construction on a new $4 million football field and track near its public high school. July 3: In only her third competition, Aberdeen Central senior Katie Witte placed third at the USA Weightlifting National Junior Championships in Las Vegas. They spent 60 hours traveling 12.4 miles of the Fort Stanton Cave in New Mexico. July 1-3: Rapid City area residents Adam Weaver and Rene Ohms were part of a team that set a world record for miles traveled in a single trip in a cave. Lisa Lockhart of Oelrichs finished second in barrel racing and Shorty Garrett of Eagle Butte finished third in saddle bronc. Winners included Chance Schott of McLaughlin in bull riding and Rickie Engesser of Spearfish in break-away.
July 1: South Dakota athletes did well at the prestigious six-day 100 th Greeley (CO) Stampede that featured a total purse of nearly $500,000. The first phase kicked off this week will be the main baseball field which is expected to be completed in time for use next season. The 27-acre site will be a multi-sport area built in five phase with a total cost around $8 million.
Milbank was the birthplace of American Legion baseball in 1925. July 1: A ground-breaking ceremony was held for a new multi-million dollar baseball complex in Milbank that has been in the planning stages for the last few years. Schelske was a standout golfer for Dakota Wesleyan. Maggie Murphy of Sioux Falls held the previous record of 68 which she shot in 2007. July 1: Amanda (Young) Schelske of Mitchell shot a 66 to set a women’s course record at Lakeview Golf Course. He also was considered one of the greatest rebounders in the history of the North Central Conference. Iverson is a Vermillion native who was one of the greatest USD players in history with 1,536 points and 1,241 rebounds. He came to the school in Yankton in 1991 as the AD and the women’s basketball coach (252-241 in 17 seasons through 2008. July 1: Chuck Iverson has retired as athletic director at Mount Marty after 41 years at the school.
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