Black Hills State beat South Dakota Mines 21-13 on Saturday, Oct. 17, at O’Harra Stadium in Rapid City, according to Black Hills State University Athletics. The game drew 5,782 fans, the university’s box score said.
Black Hills State scored all 21 of its points in the first half, the box score said. Kade Weber threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to Joseph Randle in the first quarter, and Bryce Coulson returned a punt 69 yards for a touchdown in the second. Wyatt Trembly added a 7-yard rushing touchdown before halftime, according to the university.
South Dakota Mines scored on a 3-yard run by Dawson Dunbar late in the second quarter, then added two field goals by Sam Eccles, from 26 yards in the third quarter and 44 yards in the fourth, the box score said. Mines outgained Black Hills State 415 yards to 217 and had 22 first downs to the Yellow Jackets’ 12, according to the university.
Trembly led Black Hills State with 59 net rushing yards, while Weber passed for 101 yards and Jayden Williams had 57 receiving yards, the box score said. For Mines, Dunbar rushed for 98 yards and Gage Baker passed for 174 yards, according to the university. Both teams were listed at 5-2 overall and 3-2 in conference play after the game.
