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Hays High to host sub-state basketball; TMP in Colby

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The Hays High Indians will host the 4A-Division 1 sub-state boys and girls basketball tournament March 5-7.

The Kansas State High School Athletics Association released the 2014-15 sub-state assignments on Tuesday.

Below are locations and sub-state teams:

Hays High School
Buhler, Hays, McPherson, Ulysses

TMP-Marian will travel to Colby for the 4A-Division 2 sub-state

Colby High School @ Colby Community Building
Colby, Concordia, Goodland, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian

Class 2A
Claflin-Central Plains High School 
Brookville-Ell Saline, Canton-Galva, Claflin-Central Plains, Ellinwood, Lincoln, Little River, Plainville, Smith Center

Hill City High School 
Atwood-Rawlins County, Ellis, Hill City, Leoti-Wichita County, Ness City, Oakley, Oberlin-Decatur Community, WaKeeney-Trego Community

1A-Division 1
Pratt-Skyline High School 
La Crosse, Langdon-Fairfield, Macksville, Otis-Bison, Pratt-Skyline

Quinter High School
Hoxie, Quinter, St. Francis, Stockton, Victoria

All-Mid Continent League football team announced

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FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB Max Megaffin TMP 12 6’3″
RB Stuart Lennemann Phillipsburg 12 5’9″
RB Jared Tallent Norton 12 5’8″
RB Jordan Dole Norton 11 6′
T Luke Jacobs Phillipsburg 12 6’7″
T Wyatt Harting Norton 12 6’3″
G Jacob Green Norton 10 6′
G Dylan Gassman Oakley 12 6′
C Kian Stegmaier Phillipsburg 11 6′
TE Ian Chestnut Phillipsburg 12 6’3″
WR Deon Lyle Norton 12 6’4″
WR Cameron Fouts TMP 12 6’1″
PK Kody Zabel Smith Center 12 6’2″

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DT Ryan Kuhn Oakley 12 6’3″
DT Jacob Green Norton 10 6′
DT Donovan Lumpkin Phillipsburg 11 6′
DE Jordan Dole Norton 11 6′
DE Luke Jacobs Phillipsburg 12 6’7″
LB Dylan Gassman Oakley 12 6′
LB Jared Tallent Norton 12 5’8″
LB Isaac Coomes Phillipsburg 12 6′
LB Conner Wieman Phillipsburg 11 5’9″
DB Stuart Lennenmann Phillipsburg 12 5’10”
DB Sam Sage Phillipsburg 12 6’2″
DB Deon Lyle Norton 12 6’4″
DB Gavin Lively Norton 11 6′
P Ian Chestnut Phillipsburg 12 6’3″
RS Stuart Lennenmann Phillipsburg 12 5’10”

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
QB Sam Sage Phillipsburg
RB Colter Stoll Oakley
RB Nick Lehmkuhl Smith Center
RB Brock Means Phillipsburg
T Jordan Karnopp Norton
T Wyatt Wagner Smith Center
G Donovan Lumpkin Phillipsburg
G Breven Sondergaard Norton
C James Berry Norton
TE Brendon Brenner Ellis
WR Isaac Coomes Phillipsburg
WR Kobie Unteseher Norton
PK Jaron Kellerman Phillipsburg

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DT Wyatt Harting Norton
DT Jace Gordon Phillipsburg
DT Connor Boxler Phillipsburg
DE Ian Chestnut Phillipsburg
DE Kody Zabel Smith Center
LB Nick Lehmkuhl Smith Center
LB Mickey Hahn Norton
LB Gavin Overmiller Smith Center
LB Dylan Haas Ellis
DB Kobie Unteseher Norton
DB L T Meitler Smith Center
DB Mason Buckmaster Smith Center
DB Tevin Brown Norton
P Gavin Lively Norton
RS Jesse Stewart Oakley

Honorable Mention Offense
QB Jace Ruder Norton
RB Gavin Lively Norton
RB  Hayden Friend Plainville
RB Kaden Meitler Smith Center
T Gavin Overmiller Smith Center
T Jared Plante Plainville
G Ryan Kuhn Oakley
G Kyler Gray Plainville
C David Meyer Smith Center
TE Mickey Hahn Norton
WR Jared Schumacher TMP
WR Sean Lee Ellis
PK Kolt Newel Plainville

Honorable Mention Defense
DT Alex Wahrman Plainville
DT  Kian Stegmaier Phillipsburg
DT Brody Frieling Smith Center
DE Kendall Miller Norton
DE Kyler Gray Plainville
LB Nate Prewitt Phillipsburg
LB Christian Boser Norton
LB Kaden Meitler Smith Center
LB Colter Stoll Oakley
DB Hayden Friend Plainville
DB Clay Feik Ellis
DB Tucker Rhoades TMP
DB Trever Houser Plainville
P Jacob Green Norton
RS Brock Means Phillipsburg

 

TMP-Marian places four on the All-MCL football team

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TMP-Marian places four players on the All-Mid Continent League football team.

1st Team Offense
QB – Sr.,  Max Megaffin, 6’3″ 190 lbs
WR – Sr., Cameron Fouts, 6’1″ 185 lbs
Honorable Mention
Offense:
WR – Jr., Jared Schumacher, 5’11” 180 lbs
Defense:
DB – Soph., Tucker Rhoades, 5’7″ 135 lbs

Hays High, TMP-Marian, Victoria boys; Ellis girls’ ranked in KBCA Preseason Poll

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Both the Hays High and TMP-Marian boys basketball teams begin the season ranked in the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Poll. The Indians, who went 23-2 and finished fourth at the 5A state tournament are ranked third in the 4A Division 1 poll. The Monarchs, who went 13-10 and advanced to the sub-state finals are ranked eighth in 4A Division 2.

The Victoria boys are ranked eighth in 1A Division 1 and the Ellis girls’ are sixth in 2A.

Complete rankings below…

BOYS RANKINGS

Class 6A
1. Lawrence
2. Wichita East
3. Blue Valley North
4. Olathe East
5. SM East
6. Derby
7. Olathe North
8. Wichita Southeast
9. BV Northwest
10. SM West

Class 5A
1. Wichita Hts.
2. Topeka Highland Park
3. St. Thomas Aquinas
4. KC Washington
5. Bishop Carroll
6. Maize South
7. Shawnee Heights
8. Blue Valley Southwest
9. Kapaun Mt. Carmel
10. Salina Central

Class 4A-Division 1
1. Eudora
2. Miege
3. Hays
4. McPherson
5. Hayden
6. Paola
7. Andale
8. Independence
9. Ottawa
10. Abilene

Class 4A-Division 2
1. Holcomb
2. Concordia
3. Girard
4. Holton
5. Rock Creek
6. Pratt
7. Hugoton
8. TMP-Marian
9. Osawatomie
10. Wichita Trinity

Class 3A
1. Hesston
2. Wichita Collegiate
3. Beloit
4. Scott City
5. Rock Creek
6. Nemaha Central
7. Riverton
8. Cheney
9. Eureka
10. Council Grove

Class 2A
1. St. John
2. Central Plains
3. Speaville
4. Olpe
5. Pitt-St. Mary’s Colgan
6. West Elk
7. Bishop Seabury
8. Washington County
9. Oxford
10. South Gray

Class 1A-Division 1
1. Hanover
2. Hoxie
3. Otis-Bison
4. Centralia
5. Valley Heights
6. Stockton
7. Chetopa
8. Victoria
9. Osborne
10. Quinter

1A-Division 2
1. Beloit-St.John’s/Tipton
2. Wallace County
3. Attica
4. South Barber
5. Central Christian
6. Pike Valley
7. Caldwell
8. Northern Valley
9. Ashland
10. Axtell

GIRLS RANKINGS

Class 61
1. Wichita South
2. Maize
3. Olathe South
4. Shawnee Mission NW
5. Manhattan
6. Blue Valley North
7. Washburn Rural
8. Garden City
9. Olathe East
10. Free State

Class 5A
1. Leavenworth
2. Aquinas
3. Kapaun
4. Andover
5. St. James
6. Seaman
7. Carroll
8. Newton
9. Andover Central
10. Salina Central

Class 4A-Division 1
1. Bishop Miege
2. Paola
3. Topeka Hayden
4. Ottawa
5. Wamego
6. KC Piper
7. Louisburg
8. Bonnor Springs
9. Labette Co
10. McPherson

Class 4A Division 2
1. Hugoton
2. Columbus
3. Clay Center
4. Pratt
5. Holcomb
6. Girard
7. Holton
8. Concordia
9. Baldwin
10. Royal Valley

Class 3A
1. Hesston
2. Lyons
3. Cimarron
4. Nemaha Central
5. Riley County
6. Sterling
7. Douglas
8. Garden Plain
9. Council Grove
10. Caney Valley

Class 2A
1. Central Plains
2. Washington County
3. Olpe
4. Moundridge
5. Meade
6. Ellis
7. Ell Saline
8. Wabaunsee
9. Smith Center
10. Jeff Co North

Class 1A-Division 1
1. Hoxie
2. Valley Hts
3. Thunder Ridge
4. Waverly
5. Centralia
6. St. Paul
7. South Haven
8. Hanover
9. Immaculata
10. Goessel

Class 1A-Division 2
1. Golden Plains
2. Bucklin
3. Argonia
4. Attica
5. South Barber
6. Ingalls
7. Triplains
8. Moscow
9. Wallace County
10. Cunningham

Knights earn sixth state championship

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The Victoria Knights scored 36 points in the first half and the defense held the high-powered Argonia-Attica offense in-check Saturday afternoon on their way 52-8 win capturing the 2014 8-Man Division 2 state championship.

Doug Oberle Postgame Interview

 

photoAfter holding the Titans to a three-and-out on their second possession of the game the Knights blocked a punt and recovered the ball inside the Argonia-Attica five yard line.

Two plays later, with 8:59 remaining in the first quarter, Joe Dortland scored from four yards out putting the Knights up 8-0 after the two-point conversation.

Then on the next Victoria possession the Knights capped off 13-play, 50-yard drive with a three-yard Brady Dinkel touchdown run, his first of three in the first half.

With Victoria leading 30-0 with just 3:29 left in the first half Dinkel found Taylor Corley for a 37 yard touchdown pass giving the Knights a 36-0 at the break.

Argonia-Attica scored their only touchdown at the end of the third quarter cutting the Knights lead to 36-8.

But the fourth quarter belonged to the Knights and senior running back Bryan Dome who scored two-touchdowns in the quarter and finished with a game-high 215 yards on the ground.

Quarterback Brady Dinkel was 5-for-9 for 61 yards and one touchdown and added three rushing touchdowns.

The Knights outgained Argonia-Attica 368 total yards to just 145.

The Knights finish the season 12-1 and win the sixth state championship in school history and the third in the eight-man classification.

Hays High QB, head coach earn top honors from WAC

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By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER
Hays Post

The Hays High Indians won the 2014 Western Athletic Conference title, and the league has named Alex Delton as Player of the Year and coach Bo Black as Coach of the Year.

Delton, who heads to Kansas State after this fall semester, lead the conference in rushing yards with 1,519 and 17 rushing touchdowns. The senior quarterback was second in passing yards (1402)and touchdowns (13).

Black was named coach of the year in his first year as the Indians head coach.

As a team, the Indians lead the league in rushing yards and total yards, due in big part to the offensive line, which included first-team selections Brandon Hardwick and Craig Dreiling. Brayden Delzeit and Trenton Henningson were given Honorable Mentions.

Hayden Kreuzter was name on the first team as a wide receiver. The senior caught 31 passes for 633 yards and 7 touchdowns. He ranked in the league fifth in number of catches, third in yards and second in scores.

Despite breaking his foot in the Garden City game, senior Adam Klaus was also given Honorable Mention status.

Defensively, the Indians had three named to the first team. Shane Berens was named to the first team on the defensive line. He was the only sophomore from any school to be named to a first team. Berens was 17th in tackles with 56 and tied for second with two interceptions, both of which he returned for touchdowns.

Ethan Deterding and Connor Rule were both named to the defensive first team as linebackers. The Indian’s leading tacklers, Deterding ranked fifth in the conference with 77 and Rule was ninth with 67. Deterding was second with the league with five sacks and tied for seventh with two fumbles caused.

Keith Dryden , Garrett Pfannenstiel and Maddux Winter were all named to the Honorable Mention team.

Hays High’s Hannah Hearld signs softball letter of intent with Fort Hays State

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By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER
Hays Post

Hannah Hearld knew at an early age she wanted to play softball on the collegiate level. Thursday at the Hays High School cafeteria, the senior made it a reality. Hearld signed her national Letter of Intent to play softball for Fort Hays State University.

Hearld said despite the coaching change at FHSU, she still felt very comfortable in making her decision to play for the Tigers.

 

Hearld’s career numbers are among some of the best for the Indians. The feat is made even more impressive factoring in that she missed her sophomore season with a knee injury that required surgery. The injury which was suffered in basketball led Hearld to make the decision to concentrate on one sport alone…softball.

Hays High softball coach Abby Maska said the besides being a great softball player, Hearld is also a leader on and off the field.

 

Hearld is a .570 career hitting with 82 hits in 144 at bats. She has struck out just three times in her career. Through two season, the senior has tallied 53 runs scored and 70 runs batted in.

In the circle she is 29-4 with a 1.47 earned run average. In 33 starts she has thrown 24 complete games. Over 203 1/3 innings pitched she has struck out 255 and walked just 49. Opponents are hitting just .175 against Hearld.

Hays High’s Brady Werth signs with FHSU

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By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER
Hays Post

Hays High senior Brady Werth won’t have far to travel when he heads to college next fall. The 6’7″ center signed his National Letter of Intent to play basketball in Hays for Fort Hays State University.

Werth said he realized his freshman year that he would potentially have the opportunity to play on the collegiate level.

 

Werth has scored 825 points in his career and currently ranks 9th in career scoring. Matt Stramel is the all-time scoring leader with 1,025 points. His 418 rebounds rank 8th. The all time mark is held by Ward Kroeger at 570. He has 195 blocks and 41 double-figure scoring games in 68 games.

He has been honored as the Western Athletic Conference Player of the Year as both a sophomore and junior. Werth was also named the Most Inspirational Player at the 2013 Dodge City Tournament of Champions, which the Indians won for the first time since 1955.

Werth plans on majoring in Geology.

Coach Rick Keltner is glad Werth was able to make his decision before the season started.

 

The Hays High Indians finished 4th at the class 5A state tournament last year, finishing with a 23-2 record.

The Hays High season tips off on December 4th as they take on DeSoto to open up the Gerald Mitchell Hays City Shootout.

Hays High soccer honors

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The Hays High Indians lands two players on the All-Western Athletic Conference Soccer Team. Riley Zimmerman was named to the First Team while Kyler Leiker is an honorable mention pick.

Zimmerman also made the All-Tournament Team At the Maize South Soccer Invitational along with being named team MVP as well as Defensive Player of the Year at the boys soccer banquet held Nov. 6th.

Nathan Romme was named “Leading Scorer of the Year”, Kyler Leiker was named “Leading Assist Player of the Year”, and Conner Staab grabbed “Goalie of the Year”.

Western Athletic Conference All Conference Men’s Soccer Team

Player of the Year: Leonel Lopez0-Dodge City
Coach of the Year: Lori Navarro-Dodge City

First Team
Isaac Palma-Dodge City
Leonel Lopez-Dodge City
Alejandro Tapia-Dodge City
Erik Barragan-Garden City
David Amaro-Garden City
Javier Gonzalez-Great Bend
Riley Zimmerman-Hays
Josh Martinez-Liberal
Jose Alonso-Liberal
Eliel Gonzales-Liberal
Adrian Michel-Liberal

Honorable Mention
Brandon Chavez-Dodge City
Juan Tonche-Dodge City
Abel Garcia-Dodge City
Miguel Hernandez-Garden City
Esteban Neave-Garden City
Gilberto Tovar-Garden City
Carlos Prado-Great Bend
Angel Aranda-Great Bend
Kyler Leiker-Hays
Jacob McCarter-Liberal
Jorge Mendoze-Liberal




Riley Zimmerman also made the All-Tournament Team At the Maize South Soccer Invitational along with being named “MVP” for the HHS Men’s Soccer Team 2014 season and “Defensive Player of the Year” at the Men’s Soccer Banquet held Nov. 6th. Nathan Romme was named “Leading Scorer of the Year”, Kyler Leiker was named “Leading Assist player of the Year”, and Conner Staab grabbed “Goalie of the Year”.

Victoria football advances to sub-state with win

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Jonathan Zweygardt

The Victoria Knights are headed back to the sub-state championship game after defeating Minneola 64-12 on Saturday.

After forcing a punt on the Wildcats first possession it took the Knights just two plays to take the lead, scoring on a 46-yard Brady Dinkel touchdown run to go up 6-0.

The Knights’ defense forced a turnover on downs on Minneola’s second possession and Dinkel scored his second touchdown, a five-yard run putting the Knights up 14-0 after the two-point conversion.

Victoria got their first of two defensive touchdowns in the game when Eric McAlonan recovered a Wildcat fumble and ran it in from 24 yards out giving the Knights a 22-0 lead.

With just 42-second left in the first quarter Dinkel found Joe Dortland for a 42-yard touchdown pass putting the Knights up 28-0.

In the second quarter Dinkel found Bryan Dome for a pair of touchdowns through the air, one for 15 yards and another from 38 yards out.

Dinkel also threw a pair of second quarter touchdowns to tight end Noah Dreiling and Dreiling returned an interception 50 yards for a touchdown right before the end of the first half giving the Knights the 64-12 win at halftime.

In the game quarterback Brady Dinkel was 5-for-7 passing for 145 yards and five touchdowns. He also ran for 102 yards and two touchdowns on seven attempts.

The Knights outgained the Wildcats 295 to 156 in total yards.

Victoria is now 10-1 after the win and will host Wallace County next Friday in the sub-state championship game.

High School Football Scoreboard for 11/7

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StateFarmSCOREBOARDFOOTBALLClass 6A
Shawnee Mission Wast 35, Lawrence 7
Shawnee MIssion West 26, Olathe South 20
Blue Valley 48, Shawnee Misson South 7
Olathe North 68, Shawnee Mission North 20
Derby 39, Wichita East 7
Hutchinson 64, Topeka 46
Lawrence-Free State 27, Wichita Northwest 16
Junction City 17, Wichita West 6

Class 5A
Leavenworth 35, Topeke-Seaman 6
St. Thomas Aquinas 23, Bonnor Springs 15
Pittsburg 42, Mill Valley 21
Shawnee Heights 45, Lansing 7
Bishop Carroll 67, Goddard 0
Wichita Heights 10, Salina Central 7
Maize South 36, Liberal 0
Salina South 19, Kapaun Mt. Carmel 14

Class 4A Division I
KC Piper 33, Spring Hill 0
Paola 27, Ottawa 21
Bishop Miege 63, Basehor-Linwood 0
Fort Scott 24, Baldwin 12
Andover Central 38, Augusta 33
Buhler 49, Ulysses 37
Topeka Hayden 40, Coffeyville 16
Mulvane 28, McPherson 25

Class 4A Division II
Holton 54, Osawatomie 8
Columbus 35, Girard 12
Santa Fe Trail 24, Jefferson West 12
Frontenac 48, Burlington 13
Andale 49, Smoky Valley 18
Concordia 28, Pratt 20
Clearwater 14, Wamego 7
Holcomb 35, Colby 6

Class 2-1A
Troy 50, Valley Heights 0
Lyndon 61, Marion 40
Onaga 26, Doniphan West 13
Olpe 56, Mission Valley 14
Ell-Saline 28, Sedgwick 20
La Crosse 34, Meade 0
Phillipsburg 22, Sacred Heart 15
Oakley 28, Elkhart 14

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TMP-Marian lands three on All-Mid Continent League volleyball team

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The TMP-Marian Monarchs land three on the Mid-Continent League all league volleyball team. Kaylor Gottschalk and Bailey Hageman are on the First Team and Kayla Vitztum is an honorable mention pick.

Alexcia Deutscher of Ellis is also on the First Team.

The Monarchs wrapped up their first season in the MCL with a 23-16 record, winning the Larned sub-state then going 1-2 at the 4A Division II state tournament.

Complete MCL All-League Volleyball team below…

First Team

Name School Grade Height
Shania Werner
Plainville
11
5-6
Drew Mann
Smith Center
12
5-11
Mallory McQueen
Plainville
12
5-6
Kaylor Gottschalk
TMP
12
5-11
Bailey Hageman
TMP
11
5-5
Alexcia Deutscher
Ellis
11
5-9

2nd Team

Name School Grade Height
Tatum Bartels
Phillipsburg
10
5-11
Morgan Beougher
Stockton
12
5-8
Courtney Panter
Smith Center
12
5-6
Addison Kingsbury
Smith Center
12
5-6
Rachel Coomes
Phillipsburg
11
6-0
Lexie McDowell
Hill City
11
5-9

Honorable Mention

Name School Grade Height
Kaitlyn Bohl
Norton
12
6-0
Mindy Gower
Phillipsburg
12
5-6
Cassie Wells
Phillipsburg
12
5-5
Kayla Vitztum
TMP
9
5-10
Cecelia Beck
Stockton
10
5-7
Caitlyn Cox
Norton
10
5-10

HHS lands three on All-WAC volleyball team; Schaffer Player of the Year, Nunnery Coach of the Year

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Hays High has placed three players on the All-Western Athletic Conference volleyball team. The group is led by Albany Schaffer who was named the WAC Player of the Year. Schaffer is joined on the First Team by Kylie Brown. Ashlyn Parish is an honorable mention pick.

The Indians Christin Nunnery was named Coach of the Year after guiding Hays to a 26-10 season, one year after winning just six matches.

Western Athletic Conference All Conference Volleyball Team

Player of the Year
Albany Schaffer-Hays

Coach of the Year
Christin Nunnery-Hays

First Team
Albany Schaffer-Hays
Macy Mock-Dodge City
Abbie Dart-Garden City
Regan Unruh-Great Bend
Kylie Brown-Hays
Erika Schafer-Garden City

Honorable Mention
Jada Mickens-Liberal
Jessica Harshberger-Dodge City
Baylee Bock-Great Bend
Ashlyn Parish-Hays
Erin Kuneyl- Garden City
Morgan Kottas-Great Bend

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