South Dakota High School Basketball Records
Discover the most impressive achievements in South Dakota high school basketball history. From individual scoring milestones to legendary team seasons and coaching careers, this comprehensive collection of records honors the best performances in boys and girls basketball across the state. Explore the stats that define greatness on the hardwood.
SD Basketball Individual Records
Explore the top individual records in South Dakota high school basketball, divided into boys and girls categories. This section highlights standout performances in single-game, season, and career totals for points scored, 3-pointers made, assists, and rebounds. Discover the athletes who etched their names into the record books.
SD Basketball Team Records
Celebrate the rare and remarkable seasons of undefeated teams in South Dakota high school basketball history. This section honors the programs that achieved perfection, finishing their seasons without a single loss—a testament to elite teamwork, coaching, and determination.
SD Basketball Coaching Records
View the all-time coaching records for South Dakota high school boys and girls varsity basketball. This section showcases career wins and losses for the state’s most accomplished coaches, recognizing their leadership, consistency, and lasting impact on student-athletes and the game itself.
2,000 Club
Welcome to the 2,000 Club, where South Dakota’s most elite high school basketball scorers are recognized for surpassing 2,000 career points. This exclusive list highlights both boys and girls players who reached this remarkable milestone, showcasing the state’s top offensive talents and their lasting impact on South Dakota basketball history.
BOYS BASKETBALL 2,000-POINT SCORERS
- Louie Krogman, White River, 3,521
- Don Jacobsen, Lake Norden, 2,825
- Connor Libis, Dell Rapids St. Mary, 2,731
- Matthew Mors, Yankton, 2,707
- Joe Sayler, White River, 2,702
- Marvin Richard III, Pine Ridge, 2,689
- Milt Sorenson, Wakonda, 2,577
- Josh Mueller, West Central, 2,563
- Chuck Welke, Warner, 2,550
- Bob Swanhorst, Cresbard, 2,402
- Lamoine Torgerson, Forestburg, 2,381
- Jerry Wingen, Canova, 2,333
- Dale Hall, Ravinia, 2,325
- Terry Dupris, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte, 2,323
- Ray Taken Alive, McLaughlin, 2,321
- Isaac Bruns, Dakota Valley, 2,309
- Colby Fitzgerald, Dell Rapid St. Mary, 2,294
- Jim Dyer, Willow Lake, 2,256
- Ryan VanZee, Armour, 2,246
- Steve Brown, Hamlin, 2,212
- Paul Bruns, Dakota Valley, 2,206
- Dennis Smith, Glenham, 2,186
- Jim Sumption, Frederick/Hecla, 2,162
- Cory Jacobsen, Viborg, 2,120
- Brandon Comes Flying, Crow Creek, 2,116
- Dylan LeBrun, Flandreau, 2,097
- Kalen Garry, De Smet, 2,093
- Nathan Graves, Mitchell Christian, 2,077
- Jon Wubben, Spencer, 2,076
- Terry Slattery, Salem St. Mary, 2,074
- Joe Severyn, West Lyman, 2,070
- Denver Ten Broek, McIntosh, 2,068
- Eric Lappe, Harrold, 2,055
- Cliff Allbee, Cresbard, 2,051
- Brent Lindskov, Isabel, 2,050
- Dave Fischer, Wall and Quinn, 2,049
- Kory Petoske, Midland, 2,048
- Brian Goertz, Freeman, 2,046
- Phil Meidema, Hitchcock, 2,040
- Jason Lutz, Bristol, 2,040
- Jerry Even, Dell Rapid St. Mary, 2,038
- Eric Kline, Aberdeen Central, 2,025
- Stan Uhlir, Kadoka, 2,023
- Tash Lunday, Flandreau, 2,021
- Trey King, Irene-Wakonda, 2,016
- Ron Bertsch, St. Lawrence, 2,012
- Zach Horstman, Winner, 2,006
GIRLS BASKETBALL 2,000-POINT SCORERS
- Jill Young, Mitchell Christian, 3,317
- Becky Flynn, Wakonda, 3,268
- Carla Allard, Bennett County, 2,835
- Jordan Stapp, Newell, 2,815
- Ashlyn Koupal, Wagner, 2,610
- Kieran O’Malley, Centerville, 2,599
- JoEllen Hofer, Hitchcock, 2,564
- SuAnne Big Crow, Pine Ridge, 2,541
- Caelyn Valandra-Prue, White River, 2,534
- Jolonna Sazue, Pine Ridge, 2,506
- Olivia Kieffer, Rapid City Christian, 2,492
- Lori Wohlleber, Summit 2,490
- Amber Wollschlager, Grant-Deuel/Milbank, 2,487
- Robin Anderson, Clear Lake, 2,332
- Dana Nielsen, Armour, 2,310
- Alex Kneeland, Summit, 2,293
- Emilee Fox, Mount Vernon/Plankinton, 2,261
- Bella Swedlund, Winner, 2,256
- Avery Broughton, Corsica-Stickney, 2,229
- Myah Selland, Sanborn Central/Woonsocket, 2,219
- Maleighya Estes, White River, 2,214
- Shannon O’Malley, Irene-Wakonda, 2,154
- Abby Hora, Viborg-Hurley, 2,134
- Tanna Negaard, Harding County, 2,132
- Roxie Harter, Colome 2,131
- Courtney Stapp, Newell 2,091
- Megan Mahoney, Sturgis 2,081
- Nicky Rausch, Hoven, 2,075
- Mak Scott, Lyman, 2,073
- Janae Kolden, Clark/Willow Lake, 2,072
- Morgan Edelman, Menno, 2,066
- Mandy Koupal, Wagner 2,065
- Brooke Hermsen, Freeman, 2,030
- Kathy Falk, White Lake 2,024
- Rachel Dick, Marion 2,017
- Kaaren Gustafson, Irene 2,006
- Becky Christofferson, Summit, 2,004
- Alexys Swedlund, St. Thomas More, 2,002
Note: The South Dakota High School Activities Association adopted the 3-point shot for boys and girls teams starting with the 1986-87 season. The basketball rules committee of the National Federation of High School Athletic Associations adopted the 3-point shot for all high school teams starting with the 1987-88 season at a distance of 19’9″