The Yankton Bucks have their final regular season football game tomorrow night, on the road against the Tea Area Titans.
The Bucks and the Titans both enter tomorrow’s game with 6-2 record, with the winner likely to earn the #2 seed heading into next week’s 11AA playoffs.
Kickoff from Titan Stadium in Tea is scheduled for 6:30 PM. Pregame coverage on KYNT and KYNTV begins at 5:30 with Brayden Butler and Josh Boelter.
Mount Marty Men’s and Women’s Basketball will tip-off their 2026-27 campaign tomorrow night with a doubleheader against Maharishi International University.
The Lancer men are coming off a 3rd place conference finish this past season, while the women are looking to improve on their 8th place finish in 2025-26.
The women are scheduled to play first at 5:30 PM with the men to follow. Pregame coverage on KYNTV begins at 4:45 with Tehl Tanner on the call.
Mount Marty Men’s and Women’s Soccer will travel to Crete, Nebraska, tonight for a GPAC doubleheader against Doane.
Both Lancer squads are looking to get back into the win column after being swept by Morningside the past weekend.
The women are scheduled to play first at 5:00 PM tonight, with the men to follow at 7:30.
Mount Marty Volleyball will also be in Crete, Nebraska, tonight to square off with the Doane Tigers.
The Lancers are currently 1-11 in GPAC play with 3 matches remaining. The Tigers enter with a 1-10 record. Both teams are currently outside of the postseason picture for the GPAC.
First serve is scheduled for 7:30 PM this evening.
Longtime NCAA Men’s Basketball official Kelly Pfeifer (Fy-fer) will be the featured guest speaker at today’s Yankton Quarterback Club Meeting.
Pfeifer, a Mitchell native, has spent over a decade officiating high-profile NCAA Basketball matchup, including multiple NCAA Tournament games.
The meeting will be held at the River Rock Event Center at noon, with a meal available for purchase beginning at 11:15 AM. The public is invited to attend.
University of South Dakota Quarterback Austyn Modrzewski (Muh-jess-key) is one of 30 players to be named to the Jerry Rice Award Watch List.
Modrzewski has thrown for 1,734 yards and 22 touchdowns in his redshirt freshman season, leading the Coyotes to a 6-2 overall record.
Modrzeski and the Coyotes will host North Dakota this weekend in a battle of two top-ten ranked teams in the FCS.
The Jerry Rice Award is presented annually to the most outstanding freshman player in the FCS. Both true and redshirt freshmen are eligible for the honor.
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