The Tea Area High School baseball team has faced a demanding stretch of games over the past week, taking on strong competition in multiple outings. On Tuesday, April 21, the Titans hosted Sioux Falls Lincoln in a doubleheader, falling 13-9 in the opener and 19-6 in the second game. In game one, Sioux Falls Lincoln struck early, taking a 1-0 lead in the first inning behind a run-scoring single from Timat. The Patriots extended their lead in the second inning, capitalizing on w

The Tea Area High School softball team delivered a dominant performance on Tuesday, April 21, shutting out Watertown 13-0 in a game shortened to five innings by the run rule. The Titans set the tone early behind a strong showing from pitcher Brynn Kline, who struck out multiple batters and kept Watertown off the scoreboard throughout the game. Tea Area broke the game open in the bottom of the second inning. Allie Wallum ignited the offense with a triple, followed by another

The Tea Area High School track and field teams turned in a series of strong performances across two meets last week, highlighted by multiple top-three finishes at the USD Battle of the Border on April 21. Leading the way was sophomore standout Beckett Martens, who captured the 100 meter title in 10.77 seconds, a personal best and one of the top times in South Dakota this season. Martens also added a third-place finish in the 200 meter dash (22.30), marking another personal be

The Tea Area High School softball team battled throughout but ultimately fell 10-5 on the road to Brandon Valley on Thursday, April 16. Tea Area threatened early in the top of the first inning, as Abby Boom drew a walk and Brynn Kline followed with another free pass. The Titans looked poised to strike when Allie Wallum delivered a deep fly ball for a double, but Brandon Valley’s defense cut down the runner at the plate to end the inning and keep the game scoreless. Brandon Va

The Tea Area High School baseball team faced a tough test Thursday, April 16, falling in both games of a doubleheader against Watertown. The Titans dropped the opener 10-0 before coming up short in a more competitive 6-4 loss in game two. In the first game, Tea Area struggled to generate offense against Watertown’s pitcher, managing just one hit in the contest. Avery Hangman recorded the Titans’ lone hit with a single in the second inning, but Tea Area was unable to advance h

The Tea Area track and field teams turned in a strong showing at the SF Metro Quad held Tuesday, April 14, highlighted by multiple first- and second-place finishes and a long list of top-eight performances. Leading the way for the Titans were several event champions. Sophomore Jayna VanLaecken captured the girls 300-meter hurdles title in 48.08, while Logan Castle soared to a first-place finish in the girls high jump, clearing 4-10. Kelsey Kramer took seventh for the Titans

The Tea Area High School baseball team opened its doubleheader against T.F. Riggs High School on Sunday, March 29, falling 16-3 in the first game and 10-4 in the second. In the opener, Tea Area matched Pierre early before the Governors broke the game open late. Pierre struck first in the third inning, capitalizing on walks, bunts and Tea Area miscues to build a 3-0 advantage. Tea responded in the bottom of the fourth when Landyn Johnson singled, Nate Hall reached on a bunt si

The Tea Area High School track and field team turned in several standout performances Monday, April 6, at the Scott Underwood Invite held at South Dakota State University. Leading the girls was Sydney Stahlecker, who captured first place in the 400-meter dash with a meet-record time of 57.11 seconds. Also competing in the event was Evie DeGeest who finished eighth with a time of 1:03.38. Tea Area also received strong distance performances from Jaycie Babb, who placed third in

The Tea Area High School girls golf team will open its 2026 season April 16 at Spring Creek Golf Course, with the Titans looking to build on a successful first season in Class AA under third-year head coach Nick Berg. Berg said last season gave the program confidence competing at a higher classification level. “We had a successful first year competing in the AA class of girls golf,” Berg said. “We had multiple girls that competed for placing at numerous events.” The Titans al

The Tea Area High School track and field teams enter the 2026 season with momentum, returning a large group of experienced athletes and building on lessons learned during their first full year competing in Class AA. The Titans opened the season March 27 at an indoor meet hosted by Mount Marty University and will compete April 6 at the South Dakota State University Indoor Meet in Brookings before traveling April 7 to Lincoln High School. Tea Area’s first home meet is scheduled