Three scheduled motorsports events for the weekend have been cancelled or postponed days in advance by the threat of inclement weather.

Black Hills Speedway manager Bill Keester confirmed that Friday night's American Sprint Car Series Rocky Mountain Region sprint car tour stop at BHS has been postponed until Aug. 7.

According to the ASCS website, Saturday night's ASCS races at Gillette Thunder Speedway were also been postponed until, Saturday, Aug. 8.

In case the weather does hold off, both BHS and Gillette plan regular nights of racing in place of the ASCS sprint cars.

Keester said there would be no Sunday make-up date at BHS if the Friday night races are cancelled because of weather.

The forecast also prompted Sturgis Dragway to cancel this weekend's scheduled make-up races.

Last Friday night at Black Hills Speedway saw the third different winner in three nights of racing in the Midwest Modified division.

Travis McDonnell of Wall won the A-feature, finishing ahead of the two previous feature winners, Casey Skyberg of Rapid City and Allen Locken of Gillette.

Other feature winners included Troy Murner, of Rapid City, who claimed his third straight victory in the Black Hills Racing Series Grand National Stock Car division, and Matt Heinzerling of Belle Fourche, who won his second BHRS 360 Sprint Car feature of the year.

John Lefler, of Rapid City, won his first Wissota Super Stock feature of the season, with Chris Walker of Philip and Mike Jager, of Rapid City, second and third.

Cobbler girls basketball camps will be next week: The Rapid City Central Cobblers girls basketball camp for girls entering grades 3 through 12 will be June 10-12 at Central.

Grades 8-12 will meet from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. each day followed by grades 3-7 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Ball handling, passing, shooting and individual moves will be taught at the camp. Participants will also compete in the "Hot Shot and Free Throw" contest for prizes.

The cost, which includes a T-shirt, is $40 if pre-registered and $45 for walk-up registrations.

For more information, call Central girls basketball coach Kraig Blomme.

Central's Hamm named wrestler of the year: Rapid City Central's Chapman Hamm was recently named the South Dakota Wrestling Coaches Association as the Wrestler of the Year. The award is given every year to a deserving senior.

He placed three times at the South Dakota state Class A wrestling tournament earning fifth at 171 pounds as sophomore, he was a state champion at 215 as a junior and third this past year at 189. Hamm was also the Zachmeier Award winner at the Mandan Wrestling Tournament this past year. This award is given to the senior at the tournament for their accomplishments not only on the wrestling mat but also in their school and community.

He has also been chosen to represent South Dakota the past two summers on its Disney Duals Team that is made up of the highest state placing underclassmen each year.

Shaefer an All-American at Columbia: Rapid City's Sydney Shaefer recently completed her first year with the Columbia University (N.Y.) archery team, where she received many honors for her impressive showing.

Shaefer was named a first-team All-American, she was a collegiate all-academic selection and chosen for the All-East team.

Shaefer won the bronze medal outdoor nationals May 14-17 in California, the bronze medal at the Eastern Regional Intercollegiate Archery championships in April and the gold medal at the Adam Wheatcroft Memorial Invitational in April. Those results landed her on the All-East team and helped Columbia's compound team to a third place finish at the outdoor nationals and a win at the indoor nationals. Both accomplishments were firsts for the school.

Shaefer's combined scores for from both the indoor and outdoor nationals determined the members of the all-American team.

During her first season Shaefer helped lead Columbia by picking up wins at the Eastern Seaboard FITA competition, the Connecticut Indoor Archery Championships, the Ivy League Tournament and the Adam Wheatcroft Memorial Invitational.

Rapid City track teams to host developmental meets: The Rapid City Stevens and Rapid City Central Track & Field teams are once again hosting the summer developmental track meets at Sioux Park on Tuesday nights in June starting on June 9.

These meets start at 6 p.m. and are usually done by 8 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and compete. There are events for toddlers, kids and adults and it's free! There are mostly running events and a few field events.

Go to www.rctrackcamp.com for a meet schedule and more information.

Post 320 opener postponed: Thursday night's Post 320 season opener against Sturgis Post 33 was postponed because of rain. No makeup date has been announced.

Get Fast camps start soon: The summer Get Fast camps start June 15 and athletes ages 11 and up can choose either a four-, six- or eight-week camp.

Each camp meets twice a week for one-hour sessions at the Sioux Park track. Camps are on Mondays and Wednesdays, or Tuesdays and Thursdays, and they begins at 7 a.m., 8 a.m. or 9 a.m.

The four-week camp costs $80 and includes eight one-hour sessions. The six-week camp costs $120 and includes 12 one-hour sessions, and the eight-week camp is $160 and it includes 16 one-hour sessions. Athletes at each of the camps will receive a T-shirt and shorts.

The program provides performance training for explosive, athletically-based movements designed to help athletes get faster, quicker and stronger.

The camps are operated by Rapid City Stevens coach Paul Hendry, a certified coach by USA Track & Field and certified sports performance coach by USA Weightlifting, and Jeff Fierro, a certified coach with USA Track & Field.

For more information or to sign-up, go to www.blackhillssportsperformance.com or call Hendry at 605-484-4021 or Fierro at 605-431-0272.