The Comets were led by Roisum, who finished with 30 points, while Mitch Heidecker had a big game with 26 points and 24 rebounds.<\/p>\n
Ethan Wipf chipped in with 19 points for Rapid City Christian.<\/p>\n
Hats off to Harding County, Courtney said. They played an outstanding basketball game and they shot the lights out. Coach Wammen does a great job with his kids and I have a great deal of respect for their program. We could not stop them, they just played a great game. I was really proud of our kids, we were down 12 or 13 in the fourth and we battled back. <\/p>\n
Up next, Harding County (8-2) will travel to Bowman, N.D.., on Tuesday, while the Comets (6-1) will look to rebound when they play Madison in Presho on Saturday.<\/p>\n
ST. THOMAS MORE 64, CUSTER 27: St. Thomas More led 44-17 at the half and remained unbeaten with a lopsided win over the Wildcats. <\/p>\n
Caden Casey led the Cavs with 16 points, while Ryder Kirsch finished with 14 points.<\/p>\n
Jace Kelley paced the Wildcats with 11 points.<\/p>\n
St. Thomas More (8-0) will travel to Lead-Deadwood on Tuesday, while Custer (7-3) hosts Newell on Thursday.<\/p>\n
WALL 68, EDGEMONT 43: The Eagles carried a 50-30 lead into the fourth quarter as it dropped the Moguls in the West River Tournament on Thursday.<\/p>\n
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