Eric Bean is an Assistant Sports Editor for Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan and Vermillion Plain Talk. With a background in sports journalism and broadcasting, Eric covers local sports in South Dakota, with a focus on the Vermillion area. His articles highlight game recaps, player profiles, and updates on the local sports scene.
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The No. 1 seed Carey Panthers football team hosts the No. 8 seed Wallace Miners in the Idaho Class 1A quarterfinals Friday. Kickoff is set for 4 p.m. at Derrick
By: Eric Bean
In the eyes of head coach Teresa Smith, the Carey Panthers volleyball team showed its character at the Idaho Class 1A state volleyball tournament in Twin Falls on Thursday and
Wood River Wolverines head volleyball coach Kristyn Rutland and the team expressed “gratitude” for a fourth-place finish at the 5A state tournament this past Thursday through Saturday at Mountain America
By: Eric Bean
Sun Valley Community School Cutthroats boys cross-country runner John Harris placed eighth in the 3A state championship with a time of 17 minutes, 11 seconds, 10 hundredths at the IHSAA
By: Eric Bean
The most satisfying part of completing the Girls on the Run end-of-season 5K Saturday at Swiftsure Ranch for 11-year-old Beau Kendall was “knowing that I did it.”
With his team not playing an opponent on the gridiron for over two weeks, Carey Panthers head football coach John Saili got creative with their drills as they prepared for
Carey Panthers senior Paige Black was named the Idaho 1A District IV Sawtooth Conference Most Valuable Player after the state volleyball tournaments concluded this past weekend.
By: Eric Bean
Wood River Wolverines swimmer Isabella Tognoni earned her third-consecutive girls’ 100 breaststroke title at the Idaho High School Swimming 5A State Championships, held Friday and Saturday at the Meridian YMCA
Wood River Wolverines junior boys soccer player Reidar Slotten was named offensive player of the year as the Great Basin Conference boys and girls soccer all-conference teams were released on Thursday.
By: Eric Bean
For the first time since 2018, the Wood River Wolverines girls swimming team is bringing a trophy back to Hailey, as it finished tied with Idaho
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