Austin Nicholson is an Assistant Sports Editor for the Capital Journal, focusing on local sports news in Pierre, South Dakota. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Austin provides in-depth previews and recaps of football, basketball, and volleyball games, as well as highlighting emerging sports trends in the area.
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Austin Nicholson's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and announcements in Pierre, South Dakota. He covers a wide range of sporting activities including volleyball, baseball, golf, pickleball, running, rodeo, tennis and track & field.
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The Oahe Zap finished their series with the Nebraska Prospects Wednesday a day after the Fourth of July, but Zap fans didn’t have much to cheer about in the team’s
In 2007, Pierre native Elliot Nelson, visited the Villages in Florida. There, he learned what is now one of the most popular sports in the United States — pickleball.
On Tuesday, five young runners took part in the second of four Lil' Govs Summer Fun Runs in the Griffin Park parking lot across from the tennis courts.
This is a series of stories the Capital Journal will do to preview the 2023 high school football season for teams in central South Dakota.
Since neither team was in contention for the Independence League Baseball (ILB) playoffs, the Oahe Zap and Badlands Big Sticks decided to let loose for their final game of their
This is a series of stories the Capital Journal will do to preview the 2023 high school football season for teams in central South Dakota.
Tuesday marked the home opener for both of Pierre’s soccer teams. The girls throttled Sioux Falls Roosevelt, 6-1, while the boys tied with the Rough Riders, 1-1, at the PILC
Sully Buttes and Stanley County began their respective football seasons Friday night, as the Chargers hosted the Buffaloes at Sully Buttes High School.
By: Austin Nicholson
On Saturday, the Stanley County Buffaloes will begin another year of volleyball, as they host a triangular at Parkview Gym where they will face Wall and Bennett County.
For the first time in 18 years, the Stanley County Buffaloes are 2-0 to start a season. They outlasted De Smet, 38-30, thanks to clutch plays throughout Friday’s contest at
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