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NEW YORK (AP) — Derek Jeter could be ready to resume his chase for 3,000 hits by early next week.The injured New York Yankees shortstop went through his latest round of rehab work Wednesday in

Tampa, Fla., and general manager Brian Cashman said if all goes well over the next couple of days Jetermight begin a minor league rehab assignment Saturday with Double-A Trenton.

He is likely to play at least two rehab games, and Cashman acknowledged it’s possible Jeter could re-join the team for a three-game series in Cleveland starting Monday.

Sidelined by a strained right calf, Jeter is six hits shy of 3,000. A return next week could put him on trackto reach the milestone at Yankee Stadium during a four-game series against Tampa Bay from July 7-10.

Jeter Could Return To Yankees Next Week In Cleveland

GOLFSDGA/AUSTADS JUNIOR TOUR

June 28 at Lakeview GC, Mitchell12-13 GIRLS: Sydney Weber, Parkston 93;

Kami Love 96; Alexa From, Central Valley 107;Samantha Langford, Madison CC 108; KateBrockevelt, The Bluffs 111; Chantel Brende,Northern Links 119

14-15 GIRLS: Sydney Bormann, Parkston82; Sarah Metz, Westward Ho 88; Paige Lon-baken, Hillsview 88; Abbie Grevlos, WestwardHo 94; Kellie Winckler, Randall Hills 97; SadieSwier, Central Valley 101; Ellie Bleeker, Lake-view 111

16-18 GIRLS: Jenna Winckler, Randall Hills77; Courtney Lickteig, Fox Run 78; KateHaschke, Elmwood 81; Megan Mingo, Hillcrest83; Jordan Bormann, Parkston 84; KristinSabers, Lakeview 84; Katie Grevlos, WestwardHo 92; Ali Rausch, Elmwood 95; Taylor Leasure100

11-UNDER BOYS: Will Grevlos, WestwardHo 35; Bryce Hammer, Westward Ho 38; CarterMax, Lakeview 45; Logan Dravland, WestwardHo 47; Carson Max, Lakeview 54; Karter Lein,Larchwood, Iowa 54; Matthew Anderson, North-ern Links 55; Jimmie Cunningham, Fox Run 56;Kade McTighe, Hillsview 57; Ezekial VanWal-leghen, Lakeview 74

12-13 BOYS: JJ Cooney, Randall Hills 77;Mason Sundleaf, Fox Run 82; Ty Hoglund,Rocky Run 84; Zane Swenson, Brandon 86;Ben Clarke, Elmwood 91; Brock DeBoer, Lake-view 102; Griffin Metz, Westward Ho 103;Mason Schmidt, Rocky Run 105; Conner Lon-baken, Hillsview 106; Hunter Jamison, Madison107; Brent Eddy 113; Sam Swier, Central Valley123

14-15 BOYS: Peyton Sanders, DakotaDunes 78; Greg Koehn 81; Jayden Bruun, Win-ner CC 81; Ben Williams, Dakota Dunes 81;Jonathon Neswick, Green Valley 83; AdamKarst, Rocky Run 85; Jacob Rice, Lakeview 85;Mitch Schlingman, Hillcrest 85; Dylan From,Central Valley 86; Zachary Schroeder, RockyRun 86; Jake Weber, Parkston 86; AlexanderHamer, Brandon 87; Riley Danielsen, CentralValley 88; Jaron Weich, Lakeview 91; Ty Kin-neberg, Parkston 93; Braden DeBoer, Lakeview100; Jason Shinder, Hillcrest 100; Tyson Green114; Brent Stahl, McCook Country 127

16-18 BOYS: Arron Lickteig, Fox Run 72;Trevor Tobin, Brandon 75; Cole Peterson, Elm-wood 76; Collin Hammer, Westward Ho 76; Tay-lor Hyronimus, Elmwood 76; Miles Brudigan,Elmwood 77; Adam Bleeker, Lakeview 78; RyanChristy 78; Ethan Metz, Westward Ho 78;Shawn Harmon, Chamberlain 79; Robbie

Neswick, Green Valley 80; Nate Petersen, Bran-don 80; Tony Doherty, Willow Run 81; JordyReinders 81; Ben Jensen, Fox Run 82; PatrickWhetham, River Ridge 82; Cameron Farrell,Dakota Dunes 83; Jared Smith, Broadland 83;Tyler Anderson, Brandon 84; Brandon Frick 86;Dylan Brende, Northern Links 88; Russell Pick,Chamberlain 88; Sterling Kinneberg, Parkston89; Alex Pinney, Dakota Dunes 89; StephenMiedema, Chamberlaind 92; Tanner Wehrkamp,Brandon 92; Mason O'Farrell, Willow Run 94;Phoenix Sigmund, Lakeview 95

FOX RUN GCTUESDAY MEN’S SENIOR LEAGUERESULTS: Bob Born-Quay Hansen 28,

Frank Carda-Tom Peschl 27, Steve Speirs-KarolKittelson 24.5, Mike Groetken-Cy Groetken24.5, Jim Orton-Jack Worden 22, ClarenceHauger-Jim Stoorgaard 21.5, Harry Luurs-AndyDeJager 20, Wes Cimpl-Bob Hanson 19, DonCampbell-John Dannenbring 18, Galen Zimmer-man-Mike Zimmerman 17.5, Darwin List-WayneJohnson 17, Terry Carda-Jerry Busby 16.5, DickErickson-Don Casey 16.5, Clair Sudbeck-Dar-rell Sundleaf 13.5, Dave Wildermuth-ElmerWard 11.5, Red Loecker-Don Edwards 9.5, MaxHawk-Ray Kooistra 9.5, Charles Bender-BoydJones 9, Jim Larsen-Dean Gengler 6.5, DennisSundleaf-Dick Maska 6.5, Dick Hudson-BobWeverstad 4, Bob Hackett-Bud Sagmoe 3, KenHuether-Merle Larson 1.5, Steve Paulson-BillHesse 1.5

STANDINGS: Bob Born-Quay Hansen 163,Harry Luurs-Andy DeJager 160, Clair Sudbeck-Darrell Sundleaf 156.5, Terry Carda-Jerry Busby155, Red Loecker-Don Edwards 153.5, DaveWildermuth-Elmer Ward 144.5, Don Campbell-John Dannenbring 139, Galen Zimmerman-Mike Zimmerman 136, Jim Larsen-DeanGengler 129.5, Jim Orton-Jack Worden 126,Steve Speirs-Karol Kittelson 116, Max Hawk-Ray Kooistra 115.5, Frank Carda-Tom Peschl112, Bob Hackett-Bud Sagmoe 110, MikeGroetken-Cy Groetken 109.5, Dennis Sundleaf-Dick Maska 104.5, Dick Erickson-Don Casey104, Darwin List-Wayne Johnson 99.5, KenHuether-Merle Larson 85, Clarence Hauger-JimStorgaard 78, Dick Hudson-Bob Weverstad76.5, Charles Bender-Boyd Jones 76.5, WesCimpl-Bob Hanson 75.5, Steve Paulson-BillHesse 58.5

MONDAY NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUELOW GROSS: Todd Larson 36LOW NET: Todd Larson 30RESULTS: Kopetsky’s Ace Hardware 74,

Team Rush-Co/Murdo’s 66, Olson’s Pest Tech.66, Cimpl’s 59, Psych. Associates 56, CharlieBattery 53, Sixty Niners/Hubbs Agency 52.5,

Ben’s Brewing Co. 50.5, Team Shur-Co 1 50.5,Road Runner/Shell 48.5, R2G2 45.5, AppliedEngineering 45.5, Pin Seekers 43.5, CulliganWater 41.5, List Construction 40.5, Century 2140, Upper Deck/Blvd Draft Raft 34.5, YanktonTransit 24

STANDINGS: Team Rush-Co/Murdo’s121.5, List Construction 117.5, Kopetsky’s AceHardware 116.5, Cimpl’s 116, Olson’s PestTech. 116, Road Runner/Shell 111.5, R2G2 111,Applied Engineering 99, Upper Deck/Blvd DraftRaft 8.5, Psych. Associates 98.5, SixtyNiners/Hubbs Agency 96, Century 21 95.5,Ben’s Brewing Co. 93.5, Team Shur-Co 1 87.5,Charlie Battery 82, Culligan Water 78.5, YanktonTransit 75.5, Pin Seekers 67.5

TRACK & FIELDS.D. STATE HERSHEY MEET

June 25 at PierreNOTE: Area athletes are listed

BOYS’ 9-1050: 7, Malcolm Janis, Avon 8.00200: 4, Justin Sorensen, Vermillion 32.56400: 1, Justin Sorensen, Vermillion 1:11.63;

13, Mace Plucker, Parker 1:22.21; 16, CalebWeiland, Beresford 1:23.81; 18, Adriel Blue,Vermillion 1:24.66; 24, Lucas McInerney, ElkPoint 1:30.10

400 RELAY: 2, Beresford (Bradley Chris-tensen, Jaden Muller, Payton Borah, Nate Krop-uenske) 1:07.88

LONG JUMP: 4, Wesley Brandt, BonHomme 5-10; 10, Justin Sorenson, Vermillion 5-8; 14, Quentin Jansen, Elk Point 5-6.25; t19,Hunter Borah, Beresford 5-4; t22, SpencerBerndt, Avon 5-3; 24, Bradley Christensen,Beresford 5-2.5

SOFTBALL THROW: 10, Levi Larsen,Beresford 103-4.5; 11, Cliff Johnson, Avon 101-3.5; 14, Adam Grashoff, Elk Point 97-4.5; 16,Tanner Carda, Bon Homme 95-2.25; 20, WyattLoftus, Vermillion 91-6; 23, Jaden Muller, Beres-ford 86-11.75; 28, Mace Plucker, Parker 80-7;31, Adriel Blue, Vermillion 55-5.5

GIRLS’ 9-1050: 2, Jaiden Boomsma, Yankton 7.70; 5,

Lauren Okine, Vermillion 8.10; 6, Carley Peters,Vermillion 8.16

100: 3, Erica Okine, Vermillion 15.28; 5,Jaiden Boomsma, Yankton 15.19

200: 5, Meghan Brewer, Elk Point 33.93400: 3, Meghan Brewer, Elk Point 1:16.25;

7, Megan Haselhorst, Vermillion 1:20.15LONG JUMP: 1, Lauren Okine, Vermillion

6-1.25; 3, Calli Davis, Elk Point 5-11.5; 11, EricaOkine, Vermillion 5-6.5; 14, Brooklin Nothdurft,Beresford 5-4.25; 22, Marina Strom, Beresford

5-1.5; 33, Jennica Colt, Elk Point 4-5.5SOFTBALL THROW: 1, Morgan Beeson,

Avon 96-8.5; 5, Olivia Vornhagen, Yankton 87-11; 12, Jaiden Boomsma, Yankton 76-10; 16,Megan Haselhorst, Vermillion 71-7.5; 23,Kennedy Pratt, Vermillion 57-9; 28, Molly Ebert,Beresford 54-5

BOYS’ 11-12100: 6, Riley Peters, Vermillion 14.47200: 3, Mace Merkwan, Bon Homme 30.18;

7, Riley Peters, Vermillion 31.00400: 2, Logan Peterson, Vermillion 1:06.84;

5, Rylan Pratt, Vermillion 1:09.91; 11, GrantPlucker, Beresford 1:12.0; 12, Riley Namminga,Avon 1:12.37; 24, Matthew Ambrose, Elk Point1:18.44; 25, Trejon King, Beresford 1:19.90; 28,Cody Oien, Beresford 1:21.87

800: 2, Mace Merkwan, Bon Homme2:43.0; 3, Logan Peterson, Vermillion 2:46.57;5, Dylan Colt, Elk Point 2:47.78; 7, GrantPlucker, Beresford 2:48.28; 13, Reece Peters,Vermillion 2:55.79; 15, Mathew Noteboom, ElkPoint 2:57.16

400 RELAY: 3, Vermillion (Logan Peterson,Josh Prescott, Riley Peters, Rylan Pratt) 1:06.90

LONG JUMP: 4, Hunter Borah, Beresford7-3; 12, Matthew Ambrose, Elk Point 6-9.5; 14,Logan Peterson, Vermillion 6-8.75; 15, MaceMerkwan, Bon Homme 6-8.25; 16, Riley Peters,Vermillion 6-7.5; 17, Rylan Pratt, Vermillion 6-7;18, Grant Plucker, Beresford 6-6.25; 27, DylanColt, Elk Point 5-10.5

SOFTBALL THROW: 9, Cole Goehring,Bon Homme 124-7; 11, Trey King, Beresford119-6; 22, Deonte Wilson, Vermillion 93-3

GIRLS’ 11-12100: 4, Rebecca Moser, Yankton 14.50; 7,

Emily Bjerkaas, Beresford 14.58200: 8, Rebecca Moser, Yankton 31.93400: 11, Madison Lavin, Vermillion 1:14.34;

15, Madisen Martinez, Vermillion 1:16.12; 24,Bailey Kortan, Bon Homme 1:19.28; 29, Han-nah Ebert, Beresford 1:26.91; 30, EmmaWilliams, Beresford 1:30.31

800: 4, Madisen Lavin, Vermillion 2:49.13;10, Emily Mickelson, Elk Point 3:01.15; 15,Madisen Martinez, Vermillion 3:11.15; 19, FaithWeiland, Beresford 3:36.09

400 RELAY: 4, Beresford (Sophie Seivert,Hannah Ebert, Natalie Nothdurft, EmmaWilliams) 1:06.40

LONG JUMP: 2, Rachel Okine, Vermillion7-0.25; 9, Kirsten Paetow, Beresford 6-7; 17,Rebecca Moser, Yankton 6-3.25; 22, KateBudig, Yankton 5-11.5; 23, Madisen Martinez,Vermillion 5-11.25; 24, Emma Williams, Beres-ford 5-11; 30, Sophie Seivert, Beresford 5-8; 38,Natalie Nothdurft, Beresford 5-3

SOFTBALL THROW: 1, Kirsen Paetow,

Beresford 143-7; 2, Sierra Mesman, BonHomme 142-10; 9, Emily Bjerkaas, Beresford122-3; 11, Bailey Kortan, Bon Homme 112-2.5;16, Courtney Buchholz, Avon 104-2; 28, EmilyMickelson, Elk Point 79-8

BOYS’ 13-14100: 4, Brendan Bares, Bon Homme 12.65200: 5, Zach Sutera, Bon Homme 27.18800: 9, Pierce Plucker, Parker 2:43.63400 RELAY: 1, Bon Homme (Brendan

Bares, Chase Kortan, Zach Sutera, HunterYoung) 49.09

LONG JUMP: 1, Chase Kortan, BonHomme 8-6.5; 12, Christopher Okine, Vermillion6-9.75; 13, Riley Namminga, Avon 6-9.25; t14,Adam Austin, Beresford 6-8.5; 18, Brendan An-derson, Avon 6-6

SOFTBALL THROW: 1, Chase Kortan, BonHomme 211-7.5; 4, Brendan Anderson, Avon177-3; 10, Adam Austin, Beresford 136-3; 11,Kenna Curry, Elk Point 128-6

GIRLS’ 13-14100: 8, Ashley Schultz, Vermillion 14.56800: 5, Cassidy Rodman, Beresford 2:43.191600: 4, Cassidy Rodman, Beresford

5:58.04LONG JUMP: 5, Mckeeley Merkwan, Bon

Homme 7-0.25; 17, Rebecca Brewer, Elk Point5-7.25

SOFTBALL THROW: 6, Rebecca Brewer,Elk Point 132-3.25; 11, Mckeeley Merkwan, BonHomme 122-9.25

BASEBALLMAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

AMERICAN LEAGUEEast Division

W L Pct GBNew York 47 31 .603 —Boston 45 34 .570 2 1/2Tampa Bay 45 36 .556 3 1/2Toronto 40 41 .494 8 1/2Baltimore 35 42 .455 11 1/2

Central DivisionW L Pct GB

Cleveland 42 37 .532 —Detroit 43 38 .531 —Chicago 38 42 .475 4 1/2Minnesota 34 45 .430 8Kansas City 33 48 .407 10

West DivisionW L Pct GB

Texas 43 38 .531 —Los Angeles 42 40 .512 1 1/2Seattle 39 42 .481 4Oakland 36 44 .450 6 1/2

NATIONAL LEAGUEEast Division

W L Pct GBPhiladelphia 51 30 .630 —Atlanta 47 35 .573 4 1/2New York 41 39 .513 9 1/2Washington 40 41 .494 11Florida 34 45 .430 16

Central DivisionW L Pct GB

Milwaukee 44 37 .543 —St. Louis 43 38 .531 1Cincinnati 42 40 .512 2 1/2Pittsburgh 40 39 .506 3Chicago 33 48 .407 11Houston 28 53 .346 16

West DivisionW L Pct GB

San Francisco 46 35 .568 —Arizona 44 38 .537 2 1/2Colorado 39 40 .494 6San Diego 37 45 .451 9 1/2Los Angeles 36 46 .439 10 1/2Wednesday’s Games

Cincinnati 4, Tampa Bay 3Minnesota 1, L.A. Dodgers 0San Diego 4, Kansas City 1Atlanta 5, Seattle 3Cleveland 6, Arizona 2Philadelphia 2, Boston 1N.Y. Yankees 5, Milwaukee 2St. Louis 5, Baltimore 1L.A. Angels 1, Washington 0N.Y. Mets 16, Detroit 9Toronto 2, Pittsburgh 1

Texas 3, Houston 2Chicago White Sox at Colorado, 8:40 p.m.Florida at Oakland, 10:05 p.m.

NATIONAL LEAGUEChicago Cubs 2, San Francisco 1

Thursday’s GamesBoston (Lester 9-4) at Philadelphia (Hamels

9-4), 12:05 p.m.Milwaukee (Wolf 6-4) at N.Y. Yankees

(Sabathia 10-4), 12:05 p.m.N.Y. Mets (Pelfrey 4-6) at Detroit (Verlander

10-3), 12:05 p.m.Chicago White Sox (Peavy 4-1) at Colorado

(Cook 0-3), 2:10 p.m.Florida (Volstad 3-7) at Oakland (Cahill 8-

5), 2:35 p.m.St. Louis (Westbrook 6-4) at Baltimore (Ma-

tusz 1-3), 6:05 p.m.Pittsburgh (Karstens 5-4) at Toronto (Cecil

1-2), 6:07 p.m.Texas (M.Harrison 6-6) at Houston (W.Ro-

driguez 5-4), 7:05 p.m.NATIONAL LEAGUE

San Francisco (Cain 7-4) at Chicago Cubs(Zambrano 6-4), 1:20 p.m.

TRANSACTIONSBASEBALL

American LeagueBALTIMORE ORIOLES—Reinstated RHP

Alfredo Simon from the 15-day DL. DesignatedLHP Clay Rapada for assignment.

SEATTLE MARINERS—Placed C ChrisGimenez on the 15-day DL. selected the con-tract of C Josh Bard from Tacoma (PCL).

Midwest LeagueQUAD CITIES RIVER BANDITS—An-

nounced INF Joey Bergman was transferred toBatavia (NYP) and INF Packy Elkins was trans-ferred to the team from Palm Beach (FSL).

BASKETBALLNational Basketball Association

NBA—Suspended Golden State G-F Char-lie Bell and New Orleans G Jarrett Jack onegame apiece for separate violations of the law.

CHICAGO BULLS—Exercised its fourth-year contract option on F Taj Gibson.

MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES—Exer-cised its third-year contract options on G-F WesJohnson and F Lazar Hayward and its fourth-year contract option on G Wayne Ellington.

OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER—Re-signedC Nazr Mohammed.

FOOTBALLCanadian Football League

WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS—Signed RBFred Reid to a contract extension.

HOCKEYNational Hockey League

NHL—LW Paul Kariya announced his re-tirement.

BUFFALO SABRES—Re-signed C NathanGerbe to a three-year contract.

CAROLINA HURRICANES—Re-signedRW Chad LaRose to a two-year contract.

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Extended theiraffiliation agreement for with Toledo (ECHL)through the 2011-12 season.

COLORADO AVALANCHE—Signed FDavid Jones to a one-year contract.

COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS—Signed FMike Blunden to a one-year contract.

DALLAS STARS—Re-signed D BradLukowich to a one-year contract. Named PaulJerrard assistant coach.

MONTREAL CANADIENS—Traded therights to D James Wisniewski to Columbus for aconditional seventh-round draft pick.

NEW YORK RANGERS—Bought out thecontract of F Chris Drury.

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Re-signed CAdam Hall to a one-year contract.

COLLEGEALABAMA—Named Dan Waters assistant

track and field coach.APPALACHIAN STATE—Named Lindsey

Morgan women’s assistant soccer coach.NORTH CAROLINA STATE—Named

Braden Holloway swimming and diving coach.OHIO STATE—Named Chris Jent men’s

assistant basketball coach.

Thursday, June 30BASEBALL, AMATEUR Irene at Avon (7:30 p.m., KVHT-

FM); Menno at Yankton (7:30 p.m.); Wynot at Freeman (7:30p.m.)

BASEBALL, LEGION Yankton at S.F. East (DH, noon)BASEBALL, VFW TEENER Yankton Black Sox at S.F.

East (DH, 5 p.m.); Mitchell at Yankton Lakers (DH, 4 p.m.)SOFTBALL, GIRLS’ Madison Lady T’s at Yankton Light-

ning (DH, 6:30 p.m., Riverside)Friday, July 1

BASEBALL, AMATEUR Wynot at Crofton (7:30 p.m.,KVHT-FM)

BASEBALL, VFW TEENER Watertown at Yankton GreySox (DH, 2 p.m.); Yankton Reds at Watertown (DH, 1 p.m.)

SOFTBALL, GIRLS’ Ringneck Tourn. at Sioux Falls(Yankton Spitfire)

Saturday, July 2BASEBALL, AMATEUR Scotland at Irene (7:30 p.m.);

Tabor at Lesterville (7:30 p.m.)

FOOTBALL, SEMI-PRO Dakota Warrior at S.F. Stallions(5:30 p.m.)

SOFTBALL, GIRLS’ Ringneck Tourn. at Sioux Falls(Yankton Spitfire)

Sunday, July 3BASEBALL, AMATEUR Avon at Crofton (7:30 p.m.);

Tabor at Freeman (7:30 p.m.); Scotland at Menno (7:30 p.m.)SOFTBALL, GIRLS’ Ringneck Tourn. at Sioux Falls

(Yankton Spitfire)

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Board officials also made itclear that no state money will beused for the projects, accordingto regents executive director andCEO Jack Warner.

“It is the board’s clear expec-tation that private donations andsponsorships will pay the fullcost of constructing these facili-ties, if they are approved,”Warner said in Wednesday’s re-lease.

“Additionally, we expect on-going operating costs to be sup-ported by athletic revenues,such as ticket sales and advertis-ing.”

Sayler acknowledged theboard’s request to have the proj-ects funded by only privatemoney, saying that it is “under-standable.”

“That’s the assumption we’vebeen working with, and now wecan officially go out and make ithappen,” he added.

Wednesday’s decision is thefirst step in what could be a 4-5

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Renner, Madison Top Amateur BaseballPoll

WATERTOWN (AP) — The Renner Monarchs have re-gained the top spot in Class A in this week’s South Dakotaamateur baseball poll.

Madison continues to lead the Class B rankings.Here are this week’s rankings:• CLASS A — 1. Renner Monarchs; 2. Brandon Valley

Merchants; 3. Brookings Cubby’s; 4. Yankton; 5. VermillionRed Sox. Also receiving votes: Pierre.

• CLASS B — 1. Madison; 2. Dell Rapids Mudcats; 3. Di-mock-Emery; 4. Tabor; 5. Canova; 6. Garretson; 7. RedfieldDairy Queen; 8. Parkston Mudcats; 9. Wynot (Neb.); 10.Salem. Also receiving votes: Humboldt-Hartford-Montrose,Dell Rapids PBR and Aurora.

USD Track/Cross Country Golf TourneyJuly 31

SIOUX FALLS — The 15th annual University of SouthDakota Track & Field/Cross Country Golf Tourament will beheld Sunday, July 31, at Bakker Crossing Golf Course inSioux Falls.

All proceeds and donations from the event go to the Coy-ote track and cross country programs.

The event will begin with a shotgun start at 10:30 a.m.For more information, contact coach Dave Gottsleben at

605-202-0059, Amber Kobus at 712-574-9336 or Liz Sund-land at 832-693-3100.

SDSU-Illinois Tickets Now On SaleBROOKINGS — Tickets for South Dakota State-Illinois

football game on Sept. 10 in Champaign, Ill., are now on saleat the Jackrabbit Ticket Office.

Tickets are $50 each, plus a $5 handling fee per order,and are located in sections 208 and 209 of Memorial Sta-dium. Tickets can be ordered online at GoJacks.com, in per-son at the Jackrabbit Ticket Office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Monday-Friday, or by calling 1-866-GO JACKS.

No refunds or exchanges will be accepted for the SDSU-Illinois tickets.

Season tickets for the Jackrabbits’ five-game homeschedule in 2011 remain on sale. Single-game tickets for allSDSU home games will go on sale Aug. 1.

SDSU’s Jasinski Awarded Postgraduate

ScholarshipBROOKINGS — South Dakota State University track and

field standout Ben Jasinski has added another award to hisgrowing list of accolades by being named the recipient of a$7,500 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship.

A senior from Rapid City, Jasinski also earned recogni-tion on Capital One Academic All-America Men’s Track andField/Cross Country Third Team with a 3.78 grade-point av-erage while majoring in electrical engineering. Besides hisacademic accomplishments, Jasinski excelled in the fieldevents during his career at SDSU, winning the high jump andplacing second in the triple jump in earning Field MVP hon-ors at the 2011 Summit League Outdoor Championships.

Vikings Working On Stadium ProposalMINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings say they

are still working on a proposal for a new stadium in ArdenHills.

Vice president Lester Bagley says “a handful of issues”are still being discussed as they work to fine tune the pro-posal and get it ready for presentation to the Legislature.

The Vikings don’t expect that to happen until state lead-ers resolve the budget stalemate. Bagley says lawmakers

“have other issues and priorities and we respect those.” Bagley says the Vikings will be ready when called upon.

He says they are still discussing the size and scope of theproject, but did not want to get into specifics.

Options for reducing the $1 billion price tag includechanging plans for a retractable roof to make it a fixed roof.

NDSU Football Coach Bohl Gets Five-Year Contract Extension

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — Football coach Craig Bohl andNorth Dakota State University have agreed to a five-yearcontract extension that pays a base salary of $196,668 plusincentives for wins in the conference and the playoffs.

Bohl enters his ninth season with the Bison with a 61-30career record. In 2010, the Bison made their first-ever ap-pearance in the NCAA Division I Football ChampionshipSubdivision I (FCS) playoffs.

Taylor said the base salary of the contract is $196,668beginning July 1. The contract includes incentives for a Mis-souri Valley Football Conference Championship ($10,000),NCAA Football Championship Subdivision playoff home($5,000) and away ($2,500) games, a FCS runner-up finish($10,000) and a FCS championship ($15,000).

Fighting Sioux NicknameMeeting With NCAA Set

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A group of NorthDakota officials plan to meet with the NCAA nextmonth to see if the University of North Dakota canavoid being penalized for keeping its FightingSioux nickname.

North Dakota University System ChancellorWilliam Goetz (getz) says the meeting will be July25th in Indianapolis, where the NCAA is based.

The association says the Fighting Sioux nick-name is hostile to American Indians and says UNDwill be sanctioned if it keeps using it.

However, there’s a state law that says UNDmust keep using the name and an American Indianhead logo. North Dakota House Republican major-ity leader Al Carlson of Fargo was the law’s chiefsponsor. He has pushed for the meeting to see ifthe NCAA can be talked into changing its mind.