South Dakota Jr. Football 3/4th grade Pee Wee I Championship game was the 116-Tea and 117-Cosand Construction Company. The two hometown teams played at Augustana University Football Field on Oct 25.  Families and friends filled the stands cheering on their Titans. Both sides played their best and showed great teamwork. The 116- Tea finished the season strong, 9-0, winning the Championship.    Both teams celebrated how far they have come.  It was a day full of smiles, sportsma

On Thursday, Oct. 23 the Tea Area High School football team traveled to Howard Wood for their final regular season game against Sioux Falls Washington. Washington struck first, scoring a 67 yard passing touchdown. The extra point was no good. They scored again before quarter’s end, this time on a 25 yard pass. The point after had Tea Area trailing 13-0 heading into the second quarter. In the second quarter, the Titans got the board as Daschle Lowery took the quarterback keepe

The Tea Area Titans concluded their 2025 campaign this Saturday at the AA State Cross Country Meet in Huron. A total of 262 athletes from 20 AA schools competed in the race, with each school fielding a team of up to seven runners. The Titans turned in outstanding efforts on the day. The Titan girls ran the second race of the day. Senior Jaycie Babb ended her Titan cross country career with her best finish yet at the State Meet, claiming sixth place (18:24.27). Freshman Jayna

The 2025 SDHSAA Class AA State Cheer and Dance Competition was held on Saturday, Oct. 25, at the Civic Arena in Watertown, where teams from across South Dakota came together to close out the season with high-energy performances and spirited routines. Harrisburg claimed the state championship title in cheer, while Brandon Valley earned top honors in dance. Tea Area High School was among the schools competing in the Class AA division and delivered strong performances across the

On Friday, Oct. 17, the Tea Area High School football team traveled to Yankton to take on the 6-2 Bucks. Yankton scored twice in the opening quarter — a 36-yard field goal and a 72-yard touchdown. The Bucks added another score in the second quarter after a Titan fumble was recovered for a Yankton touchdown, giving the Bucks a 17-0 lead at the half. In the third quarter, Yankton extended their lead with a two-yard touchdown run to make it 23-0. However, the Titans got on the b

Tea Area High School will compete in the Class AA State Cross Country Meet  this Saturday, Oct. 25, at the Broadland Creek Golf Course in Huron. “We are excited for the chance to compete at the upcoming AA State Meet. Our goal is to compete as best we can and represent our school and community well. We’ve got a great group of athletes and they have worked hard all season to be ready for the State Meet, ” said head coach Ryan Decker.  In AA, each school sends a full team to th

The Watertown Civic Arena is the site for the nineteenth annual state competition for cheer and dance. Competition for Class A will be held on Friday, Oct. 24, with opening ceremonies beginning at 5:00 p.m.(CT) Class AA competition will begin at 11:00 a.m.(CT) on Saturday, Oct. 25.   Class A has 20 schools entered in the competitive cheer competition with 6 in the competitive dance competition. In Class AA, 18 schools will compete in competitive dance, with 19 set to compete

Tea Area High School volleyball took on Sioux Falls Lincoln on Thursday, Oct. 9 and fell 0-3. On Monday, Oct. 13 the team took on Madison won 3-1 (25-22, 25-21, 21-25, 25-23). The Titans will host Mitchell this Friday, Oct. 24. Pictured at left moving clockwise:  Remington Bechard goes up for the kill; Avery Franzen with the dig; Chloe Christensen hits it over the Sioux Falls Lincoln defender; and Ellie Clayberg sets the ball for the Titans.

The Tea Area High School cross country team traveled to Mitchell on Saturday, Oct. 11, to compete in the ESD Championship Cross Country Meet. The event featured 433 athletes from the ten ESD schools across six races. The Titans turned in several outstanding performances throughout the day. The varsity girls opened the meet, facing an incredibly competitive field that included 17 of the top 26 runners in Class AA. The Titans ran strong from start to finish and placed fifth as

Mitch Grant follows his blockers during the Titans’ match-up against Watertown last Friday night. On Friday, Oct. 10 the Tea Area High School football team hosted Watertown and after leading 7-3 early, Tea Area was unable to hang on in the second half as Watertown scored once in the third and once in the fourth to get the 15-7 win over the Titans. Tea Area scored in the opening quarter on a Mitch Grant pass to Grifin Wiebenga for 23 yards. The kick after by Cameron Hillestad