SDHSAA wary of bill that requires acceptance of cash at HS extracurricular events

  • Timber Lake junior forward Rance Martin (34, on floor) pushes a pass to a teammate as he falls to the court after being tripped while playing low point in the Panthers quarterfinal win over Faith last Tuesday, March 4.
    Timber Lake junior forward Rance Martin (34, on floor) pushes a pass to a teammate as he falls to the court after being tripped while playing low point in the Panthers quarterfinal win over Faith last Tuesday, March 4.
  • Dupree’s Braydon Terveen-Smith dribbles past Timber Lake senior Treyton DuPreez after they collided during a nail-biting Region 8B boys basiketball semifinal last Friday, March 7. DuPreez was whistled for a blocking foul on the play.
    Dupree’s Braydon Terveen-Smith dribbles past Timber Lake senior Treyton DuPreez after they collided during a nail-biting Region 8B boys basiketball semifinal last Friday, March 7. DuPreez was whistled for a blocking foul on the play.
    A bill that is awaiting Gov. Larry Rhoden’s signature may have future implications for the South Dakota High School Activities Association.SB 219, passed by both the S.D. House and Senate, would require all school-affiliated events to accept cash for admittance. Those that don’t must admit for free spectators who show up with cash if there is space available.SDHSAA Executive D...

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