Flandreau hosted DeSmet on February 11 with the girls earning a win and the boys taking a one-point loss.
The Flier girls, 13-5, have two more regular season games. Tuesday, they were to be in Baltic for a doubleheader and then host West Central on Friday to close out the regular season.
The boys, now 9-8, have three games over the week to close out the season. Tuesday is the Baltic doubleheader, Friday they go face Elkton-Lake Benton in Elkton and then next Monday, they host Deubrook Area in the final home and regular season game of the year.
Regions for the girls begins on Monday, February 24. Currently the Flier girls are the top seed in Region 3A and should have a bye that night. Regional play continues on Tuesday, Feb. 25.

Flandreau 64, DeSmet 41
The Fliers held the Bulldogs to 31 percent field goal shooting while firing in 53 percent.
"We had a season-high in assists (19), and a big reason for that is that we finished well around the rim," said Head Coach Megan Severtson.
"Our defense made things difficult for DeSmet in the second half and we were able to extend our lead in the third quarter."
Topping the Flier scoring was Sadie Iott with 16 points and Morgan Sheppard put in 15.

Hannah Krull and Sheppard both pulled down nine rebounds. and gave out seven and five assists respectively. Sheppard also made four steals and had two blocks.
Hazel Luethmers scored 17 for the Bulldogs.
Flandreau led at all quarter stops, 12-8, 30-26, 49-32.
Flandreau won the JV contest as well by a score of 35-27. Rona Streitz scored 12 points and Aly Schepel added eight.
"As we gear up for our last week of regular season, the girls look more comfortable, and you can see our progress," Severtson added.

DeSmet 46, Flandreau 45
Six foot nine inch Bulldog Gavin Wilkinson scored the first eight points of the game and the Flier boys couldn’t regroup enough taking a one-point loss, 46-45.
DeSmet led after one period 13-8 and 25-20 at the half. Flandreau cut the deficit to four after three quarters, 42-38. Neither team was hot from the field in the final quarter as the Bulldogs score seven and the Fliers, four. A late game Flier shot to get the win, failed.
"We made a nice run in the second half to get ourselves back in the game,” said Coach Sheppard.

“We did a pretty solid job of guarding the Wilkinson post. However, we did a poor job of executing on our final possession with the ball.”
As a team, the Fliers hit 33 percent from the field and 62 at the line.
Alfie Henderson made four of eight 3-point shots to spearhead the Fliers in scoring. Micah Otto made 11 points and Kody Kneebone put in 10 counters. They both had six rebounds.
Senior Paul Parsley was held to six free throws in scoring, but gave out eight assists.
The Fliers took care of the ball with only six turnovers.
Wilkinson led all scorers with 20 points and Ganon Henrich made 12 points for the Bulldogs.