Sioux Falls Christian’s Griffen Goodbary (6-11) reopens his recruitment. Goodbary averaged 18 points and 6.1 rebounds per game for the Class A state champs this season. #sdpreps
"That's one of the best games I've ever seen him play. Thirty-two and 15, I mean, that’s called putting a team on your back and just going at it."
Griffen Goodbary's huge double-double ends prolific prep career, lifts @SFCBoysBball to state crown ⤵️
https://t.co/6FTA2PRM8a
Wyatt Hendrickson, a Lieutenant in the Air Force salutes President Trump after his National Championship win.
And walks over to President Trump with an American flag on his back and shakes his hand.
This is what America is about!
"I'm just so happy for those guys that they were able to step up and get the job done and that they can leave now from Sioux Falls Christian as state champs."
Second best no more: @SFCBoysBball topples Hamlin to win Class A state championship 👇
https://t.co/r9UO0CaSwn
FINAL: Sioux Falls Christian 61, Hamlin 51.
A masterful performance by Griffen Goodbary, who finishes with 32 points and 15 rebounds, and the Chargers erase two years of heartbreak to win the Class A title, beating the defending state champions. SFC finishes with a 24-1 record.
The best player in the state makes it official with SDSU. A 6-10 skilled forward, Goodbary averaged 20 points, seven rebounds and 2.7 assists per game last season. #sdpreps
After a great talk with Coach Henderson, I am blessed and excited to announce that I have received an offer from South Dakota State University! Thank you to all the coaches for the opportunity! @GoJacksMBB
On October 19, Alabama (coached by Kalen DeBoer of Milbank SD) will travel to Knoxville for an SEC conference matchup against Tennessee (coached by Aberdeen SD native Josh Heupel).
What would #Alabama HC Kalen DeBoer say to his younger self?
"He would've never thought anything like this was ever possible.. that's what I love about my journey, it was never about getting to a place like Alabama. It's always been about enjoying the moment and just loving football, loving the pureness of the game."
He played WR at Sioux Falls and then became the head coach there in 2005 where he went on to win three NAIA championships.
Here's some great vintage video from @dakotasportsnow: