The Elk Point-Jefferson boys are working their way toward learning the court, new plays and putting all the components together. “We’re young and have a lot of new and moving parts to our team,” Head Coach Jake Otkin said.

The Elk Point-Jefferson Husky wrestling team travelled to Montrose, SD to participate in a Quad against Mc-Cook Central/Montrose (MCM), West Sioux (Hawarden, IA) and Canistota. Overall, the team participated well against their three opponents, but couldn’t overcome some of their matchups against West Sioux and MCM.

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies girls opened their season Dec. 7 on their home court against Canton.

Volleyball honors for the 2023 season have been announced. For Elk Point-Jefferson Junior outside hitter Bentlee Kollbaum was named to the DAK-12 Conference Volleyball second team and Class A All-State Honorable Mention.

Elk Point-Jefferson graduates and sisters Kenna and Josie Curry both were able to meet once again on the field, but not as teammates. Both Currys were able to secure track and field scholarships and competed against one another in the SDSU Holiday Open & Multi on Dec. 1 and 2.

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies held their own on the mats to begin the 2023-24 wrestling season in Flandreau, SD at their annual Booster Club Invite Dec. 2.

Members of the Elk Point-Jefferson football team were named to Big East Conference All-Conference teams. They included, Seniors Evan Fornia, Jake Gale and Garrett Merkley and Junior Hudson Kempf. Those named as Honorable Mention were Senior Reed Sayler and Juniors Keaton Gale and Grayson Girard.

Find A Way. That was the Huskies theme this year as reigning Class B State Football Champions. And they did just that, they found a way through the regular season; found a way through the semi-finals; and found themselves back at the Dome.

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies did it again. It was a match-up of last year’s state tournament game in Winner on Friday, Nov. 3 as the Huskies challenged the undefeated Warriors on their home field. The long drive didn’t hinder the Huskies though as they fought to keep their state run alive.

It wasn’t a trick, but all treats for the Huskies as they once again defeated the Vermillion Tanagers on Oct. 31. Although, this time, the defeat ended the season for the Tanagers and advanced the Huskies further in the Region 4A bracket.