Marcus Traxler is a Region Reporter based in Mitchell, South Dakota. He covers local sports, including basketball, wrestling, and football, for publications such as Yahoo Sports, The Daily Republic, and Forum Communications Company. Marcus's work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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By: Marcus Traxler
The eight state qualifiers for the Class AA state volleyball tournament were determined on Thursday night with the SoDak 16 state-qualifying round.
Our experts discuss USD and SDSU's football matchups this week.
By: Marcus Traxler
The U.S. Attorney's Office said the case is part of the federal Project Safe Neighborhoods program.
By: Adam Thury Mitchell, Marcus Traxler
The win is Watertown’s first state title since 2001 and ended the run of seven-straight state championships for the Governors.
Marcus Traxler and Matt Zimmer review SDSU's blowout victory over Southern Illinois on Saturday
"They're trying to figure out as freshmen how to compete at this level against ranked teams, which is really hard. There's no easing their way into college life," SDSU coach Aaron Johnston said.
By: Marcus Traxler
Four of the seven championships were rematches from earlier in the season, and in three of those games, the losing team the first time was the one hoisting the championship trophy
Lizzie Tyler, the conference's leader in overall digs for the season, was named to the conference's second team.
The South Dakota State Railroad Board approved a nearly $13 million loan for railroad facilities at the High Plains Processing soybean plant south of Mitchell on Wednesday afternoon.
The ranked battles continued on Wednesday night for the Dakota Wesleyan University women’s basketball squad.
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