SDSU Wins Fourth Straight Summit League Title

McFeely: One more title for SDSU. One more disappointment for NDSU.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Brooklyn Meyer had the ball in her hands in front of the South Dakota State bench as the final seconds ran off the clock at the Denny Sanford Premier Center on Sunday afternoon. When the horn sounded, Meyer’s teammates surrounded her and celebrated. It was entirely fitting for the senior who was named the most valuable player in the Summit League women’s basketball tournament. Behind her, Jackrabbits head coach Aaron Johnston…

NDSU falls to SDSU in Summit League women’s basketball final

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — A majestic run to the Summit League championship ended in heartbreak as the NDSU Bison fell 64-51 to South Dakota State on Sunday in Sioux Falls. The Bison went without scoring over the final 1:37 of the ballgame and turned the ball over nine times in the game, including five times in the final minutes of the contest. NDSU held SDSU to eight turnovers. Avery Koenen and Molly Lenz paced the Bison with 12 points each. Karringto…

SDSU wins fourth straight Summit League title

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- The SDSU women's basketball team won its fourth consecutive Summit League tournament championship with a 64-51 over top-seed NDSU Sunday afternoon at the Premier Center. It's the first four-peat in League history since the Jackrabbits won five in a row from 2009 to 2013. Brooklyn Meyer led the way for [...]

Summit League tournament: Jackrabbit women do it again, knock off Bison

SIOUX FALLS — The Jackrabbits did it again. South Dakota State captured its fourth straight Summit League tournament title and 13th overall with a 64-51win over top-seeded North Dakota State on Sunday afternoon at the Premier Center. SDSU (27-6) punches its ticket to a 14th NCAA tournament since they moved up to the Division I level and became eligible in 2009. North Dakota State (28-4) suffered their second loss to SDSU this season and fell to …

NDSU Women’s Basketball Falls Short in Summit League Championship Game

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The top-seeded North Dakota State women's basketball team came up short against second-seeded South Dakota State, 64-51, in the Summit League Tournament championship game on Sunday afternoon at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center in front of 7,930 fans.