South Dakota · Pipeline Atlas
Every South Dakota high school feeding college sport.
283 schools tracked. 143 feeders.
Football leads with 46% of placements, but South Dakota feeds college programs across the board.
Schools tracked
283
Top sport
Football
How feeder tiers work
Tiers are percentile rankings across every U.S. high school for a given sport and college division, measured over the last 5 years.
Elite
Top 2% of U.S. high schools in this sport and division.
Strong
Top 10% (excluding elite schools).
Rising
Top 25% (excluding elite and strong schools).
Emerging
At least one verified placement in the 5-year window.
Football is ranked separately for FBS (top-level D1) and FCS (D1-AA). Every other sport uses a single D1 tier.
The Leaderboard
Top 25 South Dakota feeders.
The top 25 out of 143 South Dakota feeders, ranked by college roster volume over the last 5 years. Schools whose roster links we are still checking are left out. Visit the national index to search all 143 by name.
Mitchell High School - 01
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South Dakota high schools A to Z
Every South Dakota high school with alumni on the college rosters we track.
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- Baltic High School - 01
- Belle Fourche High School - 01
- Bennett County High School - 01
- Beresford High School - 01
- Bison High School - 01
- Black Hills Christian Academy
- Bon Homme High School - 01
- Brandon Valley High School - 01
- Bridgewater-Emery High School - 01
- Brookings High School - 01
- Burke High School - 01
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- Scotland High School - 01
- Sioux Falls Catholic School
- Sioux Falls Christian Schools
- Sioux Valley High School - 01
- Sisseton High School - 01
- Spearfish Academy At Canyon Hills High School - 10
- Spearfish High School - 01
- St Mary Catholic School
- St Thomas More Catholic School
- Stanley County High School - 01
- Stevens High School - 42
- Sturgis Brown High School - 01
- Sully Buttes High School - 07
- Summit High School - 01
- Sunshine Bible Academy
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W
- Wagner High School - 01
- Wall High School - 01
- Warner High School - 01
- Washington High School - 01
- Watertown High School - 01
- Waverly-South Shore High School - 01
- Wessington Springs High School - 01
- West Central High School - 01
- White River High School - 01
- Winner High School - 01
- Wolsey Wessington High School - 01
Frequently asked
South Dakota recruiting, answered.
Which South Dakota high schools send the most athletes to college?
The leaderboard above shows the top 25 by volume. RawRecruit tracks 143 South Dakota feeders. Search the national index to find any school in the database.
What sports drive South Dakota's college pipeline?
Football leads with 46% of all placements, followed by Women's track & field at 16.7%. These numbers reflect verified roster placements at all college divisions, from FBS through JUCO, over a rolling 5-year window.
How are South Dakota high schools ranked on RawRecruit?
Rankings are based on verified college roster placements. RawRecruit scrapes rosters from 1,900+ schools, cross-references each athlete's high school against the NCES federal database, and counts placements per school over a rolling 5-year window. Tier assignments (Elite, Strong, Rising, Emerging) are percentile-based within each sport and college division.
How do I get recruited from a South Dakota high school?
Start by understanding which colleges already recruit from your area. The leaderboard above shows where South Dakota athletes have landed. Then build your athletic profile, get your academic metrics in order, and reach out to coaches at programs that match your size, speed, and grades. RawRecruit's Fit Score matches you with programs based on 135+ data points per school.
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