The Hays High volleyball team went 0-4 at the Western Athletic Conference tournament Saturday. The Indians were swept in all four of the matches, losing to Dodge City (14-25, 21-25), Liberal (16-25, 19-25), Great Bend (22-25, 22-25) and Garden City (20-25, 21-25).
Category: High School
Football Scores Week 7
Football Score Sheet Week 7 – October 18th
5A District 7
Great Bend 14 Hays 47
Salina South 55 Salina Central 27
5A District 8
*Bishop Carroll 56 Goddard-Eisenhower 21
*Goddard 46 Liberal 64
6A District 8
*Garden City 24 Maize 40
*Dodge City 0 Hutchinson 35
4A District 14
*Ulysses 41 Larned 0
*Hugoton 30 Pratt 6
4A District 16
*Goodland 8 Clay Center 7
*Colby 12 Concordia 22
3A District 13
Sacred Heart 21 Southeast of Saline 8
*Ellsworth Lyons
3A District 14
*Beloit 48 Phillipsburg 27
*Minneapolis 7 Norton 41
3A District 15
*Scott City 14 Hoisington 0
*TMP-Marian 49 Russell 0
2A District 5
*Sterling 14 La Crosse 30
*Ellinwood 36 Medicine Lodge 50
2A District 6
Plainville 8 Smith Center 40
*Bennington 6 Washington Co. 45
*Ell-Saline 40 Republic Co. 8
2A District 7
Decatur Com. 6 Oakley 12
*St. Francis 0 Ellis 26
2A District 8
Stanton Co. Elkhart
Syracuse 6 Sublette 28
8-Man-1 District 4
*Clifton-Clyde 32 Osborne 80
Rock Hills Lakeside
*PikeValley Wakefield
8-Man-1 District 5
*Lincoln 20 Central Plains 40
Little River 0 Solomon 50
*Pretty Prairie 22 Canton-Galva 58
8-Man-1 District 6
*Fairfield 0 Kiowa Co. 50
*South Central 66 Macksville 16
*Pratt-Skyline 40 St. John 34
8-Man-1 District 8
Quinter 8 Rawlins Co. 56
*HillCity Hoxie
Trego 6 Ness City 26
8-Man-2 District 5
*Logan-Palco 14 St. John’s/Tipton 40
*Northern Valley 72 Stockton 44
8-Man-2 District 6
Weskan 2 Wheatland-Grinnell 0
*Greeley Co. Triplains/Brewster
*Golden Plains Wallace Co.
8-Man-2 District 7
*Victoria 20 Dighton 0
Wilson 0 Sylvan-Lucas 46
*Western Plains Otis-Bison
Western KansasLiberty League
*Thunder Ridge 48 Cheylin 0
Northern Plains League
*SunriseChristianAcademy Natoma
Central Prairie League
*Wichita Word of Life Kinsley
Other Games of Note
*Wichita Co. 18 Meade 73
*Linn 62 Southern Cloud 40
*Andale 28 Buhler 21
*Non-League Game
TMP Gets Win at Russell
TMP 49 Russell 0
TMP scored 3 touchdowns in the first 5 minutes against Russell on Friday and cruised to their 2nd win of the year. TMP took advantage of 3 Bronco turnovers in the first half and led 42-0 at the break. TMP scored on their first drive of the 2nd Half and that capped the scoring for the night.
Junior Nick Schmidt had a huge night for TMP with 3 touchdown runs and Jared Gabel added his first touchdown of the season. Ryan Mayorga stayed hot with 2 touchdown catches and Cameron Fouts added his first touchdown catch of the year as well. TMP is now 2-5 on the season and 1-0 in Class 3A, District 15. The Monarchs will be at home next Friday to take on Scott City who was a 14-0 winner over Hoisington on Friday.
Plays of the Game
John Montgomery Post-Game Interview
Hays High Topples Great Bend 47-14
The Hays High Indians defeated the Great Bend Panthers in the 76th meeting between the two rivals 47-14 Friday night at Lewis Field Stadium.
Neither team scored in the first quarter then combined for 40 points in the second. Hays scored 16 of their points in a 1:26 span of the second with a Alex Delton to Lane Clark 24 yard touchdown pass on third down. Great Bend fumbled the ensuing kick-off out of bounds at the two and then Hayden Kruezter tackled Ty Yager in the endzone for a safety and 9-0 score. Adam Klaus then returned the Great Bend free kick 48 yards to the Great Bend 22 yard line and three plays later Preston Weigel scored from six yards out for the 16-0 advantage.
Great Bend answered back with a 72 yard pass from Bryce Beck to Jonathan Allende, but Hays added ten more points on a Lane Clark 29 yard field goal and nine yard Weigel run to go up 26-8. Right before the half the Panthers tacked on their final score of the game with a six yard pass from Beck to Justin McGuiness.
Hays controlled the second half scoring on three of their five drives, with the other two ending inside the Panther ten with a fumble and change of possession on downs.
Hays ran for 361 yards in the win and threw for 58 for a total of 419. Hays never attempted a pass in the second half. The Panthers were held to 227 yards and just 50 in the second half. Great Bend ran only 35 total plays while Hays ran 69.
Hays moves to 6-1 over all and 3-1 in the conference. Hays can only win the conference title if Garden City loses to Dodge City in week nine. If Garden City wins they will also be 3-1 and hold the head to head tie breaker over the Indians.
The Indians are also 1-0 in district play with +13 points and will face Salina South who beat rival Central on Friday and moved to 5-2 and 1-0 in district play.
Great Bend drops to 4-3 and 2-2 in the conference. The Panthers are 0-1 in districts.
Coach Cornelson Post Game Interview 10-18 (Part 1)
Coach Cornelson Post Game Interview 10-18 (Part 2)
HHS Boys Fourth, Girls Fifth at WAC Cross Country
The Hays High boys finished fourth and the girls’ fifth at the Western Athletic Conference cross country meet in Great Bend. Landon Munsch led the boys team with an 11th place finish (17:49). Marie Reveles finished seventh (16:25) to pace the girls and was named honorable mention All-WAC.
Boys Team Results
| 1. Liberal | 38 |
| 2. Garden | 48 |
| 3. Great Bend | 66 |
| 4. Hays | 82 |
| 5. Dodge | 109 |
HHS Individual Boys Results
| Name | Race | Time | Place |
| MUNSCH, LANDON | V | 17:49 | 11th |
| HOPP, ZACHARY | V | 17:56 | 14th |
| KANDT, KENDALL | V | 18:03 | 16th |
| SHIPPY, ETHAN | V | 18:07 | 20th |
| BIZZELL, HUNTER | V | 18:14 | 21st |
| SCHMITT, DYLAN | V | 18:18 | 24th |
Girls Team Results
| 1. Garden City | 21 |
| 2. Dodge City | 66 |
| 3. Liberal | 75 |
| 4. Great Bend | 89 |
| 5. Hays | 102 |
HHS Individual Girls Results
| Name | Race | Time | Place |
| REVELES, MARIE | V | 16:25 | 7th |
| GEORGE, HALEY | V | 17:26 | 19th |
| SMITH, SUMMER | V | 17:47 | 24th |
| BRYANT, ALYSSA, | V | 18:12 | 25th |
| KAISER, REAGAN | V | 18:22 | 27th |
| ZIMMERMAN, WENDY | V | 18:48 | 30th |
Latest KVA Rankings
The Kansas Volleyball Association is pleased to announce the
2013 Week 6 Volleyball Rankings sponsored by PrepVolleyball.com.
Rank – School – Record – Last Week’s Rank
Class 6A
1. Stilwell-Blue Valley 22-7 (1)
2. Blue Valley West 20-10 (7)
3. Blue Valley Northwest 21-7 (3)
4. Olathe East 24-4 (2)
5. Olathe Northwest 22-5 (5)
6. Olathe South 18-7 (4)
7. Manhattan 22-10 (6)
8. Derby 20-15 (10)
9. Wichita East 22-10 (8)
10. Maize 19-13 (9)
Class 5A
1. St. James Academy 31-0 (1)
2. Kapaun Mt. Carmel 24-1 (2)
3. St. Thomas Aquinas 25-5 (3)
4. Mill Valley 22-4 (4)
5. Topeka-Seaman 22-8 (9)
6. Shawnee Heights 18-8 (5)
7. Valley Center 25-3 (6)
8. Andover 23-5 (7)
9. Great Bend 24-6 (8)
10. Bishop Carroll 20-6 (10) Class
4A – Division 1
1. McPherson 32-2 (1)
2. Bishop Miege 19-10 (2)
3. Topeka-Hayden 23-6 (3)
4. Chanute 35-0 (4)
5. Louisburg 31-2 (5)
6. Rose Hill 22-6 (6)
7. Baldwin 27-6 (8)
8. Wamego 25-6 (7)
9. Abilene 23-8 (10)
10. Towanda-Circle 22-6 (9)
Class 4A – Division 2
1. Burlington 25-1 (1)
2. Santa Fe Trail 31-4 (2)
3. Clearwater 22-4 (3)
4. Pratt 23-3 (4)
5. Wichita-Trinity Academy 25-3 (5)
6. Goodland 22-6 (7)
7. Clay Center 21-12 (8)
8. Frontenac 22-8 (6)
9. Jefferson West 19-11 (9)
10. Andale 19-14 (10)
Class 3A
1. Silver Lake 26-6 (1)
2. Hesston 23-4 (5)
3. Cheney 24-3 (3)
4. Southeast of Saline 27-4 (2)
5. Garden Plain 23-5 (4)
6. Phillipsburg 23-6 (6)
7. Alma-Wabaunsee 30-3 (7)
8. Hoisington 24-5 (8)
9. Jayhawk-Linn 25-3 (9)
10. Cherokee-Southeast 23-3 (NR)
Class 2A
1. Hillsboro 26-1 (1)
2. Smith Center 27-3 (4)
3. Jefferson County North 27-8 (2)
4. Washington County 21-6 (3)
5. Ellinwood 24-2 (6)
6. Olpe 20-4 (7)
7. Ell-Saline 17-5 (5)
8. Whitewater-Remington 22-6 (8)
9. Greensburg-Kiowa County 22-6 (9)
10. Bucklin/Ashland 23-5 (NR)
Class 1A – Division 1
1. Centralia 23-5 (1)
2. Caldwell 31-3 (3)
3. Spearville 23-4 (2)
4. Hoxie 24-3 (4)
5. Waverly 21-7 (5)
6. Goessel 22-7 (7)
7. Lebo 17-9 (6)
8. St. Paul 14-11 (8)
9. Lost Springs-Centre 21-7 (9)
10. Victoria 11-7 (10)
Class 1A – Division 2
1. Baileyville B&B 27-2 (1)
2. Argonia 28-3 (2)
3. Sharon Springs-Wallace County 23-3 (3)
4. Almena-Northern Valley 18-5 (5)
5. Weskan 18-5 (6)
6. Wheatland-Grinnell 16-10 (8)
7. Rexford-Golden Plains 19-7 (7)
8. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton 18-7 (4)
9. Logan 16-9 (9)
10. Natoma 14-8 (10)
Victoria Volleyball Splits at Central Plains
The Victoria volleyball team went 1-1 at the Central Plains triangular. The Knights beat Ness City in three (25-12, 22-25 25-23) and lose to Central Plains in two (25-9, 25-10). Victoria is now 12-8 on the season.
Kristin Huser led VHS with 13 service aces and 12 assists. Audra Nowak had 12 kills and two blocks while Brooke Pfanenstiel recorded 13 digs.
Trego Wants Back in the MCL
The Trego Golden Eagles are looking to head back to the Mid-Continent League.
At Monday night’s USD 208 School Board meeting the board voted, 6-0 to reapply to join the Mid-Continent League.
In May of last year the board voted to leave the MCL after 59 years and join the Northwest Kansas League starting in the 2013-14 school year.
Trego School Superintendent Dr. George Griffith said they will send a letter to the MCL asking to rejoin the league and they will also ask the NWKL to release them.
For Trego to be allowed to rejoin the MCL the superintendents of those schools would have to approve them by a two-thirds vote and the Northwest Kansas League superintendents would have to unanimously approve their release. Griffith said he thought it was “highly likely” it would happen, but he was not sure how soon it would happen.
Griffith sited travel as a big concern and said that going back to the MCL makes sense for them now. He added that they are in the middle of scheduling and it would be easy to make the schedules work.
If they are not given a release from the NWKL, Trego would have to stay in the league for two years before they could go somewhere else.
HHS Girls’ Golf Wins Regional, TMP Qualifies Two for State
The Hays High girls’ golf team is headed to state for a third year in a row after winning their own 5A regional Monday at Smoky Hill Country Club.
The Indians shot a 408 and wins by 10 strokes over Salina Central. Lexie Schaben led the Indians with a 93 and finished second, 12 shots behind Salina Central’s Allissa Kim. Katie Brungardt was fourth with a 100, Taylor DeBoer sixth with a 105 and Elissa Jensen ninth with a 105.
The 5A state tournament is Monday at the Tex Consolver Golf Course in Wichita.
Coach Mark Watts
Complete results below…
Team Results
| 1 | HAYS HIGH | 408 |
| 2 | SALINA CENTRAL | 418 |
| 3 | GREAT BEND | 457 |
| 4 | NEWTON | 470 |
| 5 | SALINA SOUTH | 509 |
| 6 | LIBERAL | 541 |
Individual Results
| 1 | ALISSA KIM | Salina Central | 81 |
| 2 | LEXIE SCHABEN | Hays | 93 |
| 3 | LEXI PAULS | Newton | 95 |
| 4 | KATIE BRUNGARDT | Hays | 100 |
| 5 | MCKENNA MAULER | Great Bend | 105 |
| 6 | TAYLOR DEBOER | Hays | 105 |
| 7 | EMILY EWING | Salina Central | 106 |
| 8 | ANALISA BRIDGE | Salina South | 109 |
| 9 | ELISSA JENSEN | Hays | 110 |
| 10 | MICHAELA CAPE | Great Bend | 110 |
| 11 | ALYCIA BUCHANAN | Salina Central | 113 |
| 12 | RHIAN PATTERSON | Hays | 116 |
| KARISSA BOYLES | Salina South | 116 | |
| 14 | GRACE TRUELOVE | Salina Central | 118 |
| 15 | TAYLOR MOHR | Great Bend | 119 |
| ALEXIS MARTINEZ | Newton | 119 | |
| 17 | HANNAH MAULER | Great Bend | 123 |
| MADDIE VESTA | Great Bend | 123 | |
| MACIE MAYO | Hays | 123 | |
| RILEY JONES | Liberal | 123 | |
| LONDON-ORR THOMPSON | Newton | 123 | |
| 22 | KACEE KASSELMAN | Great Bend | 125 |
| 23 | ALY BROWNING | Newton | 133 |
| 24 | SARAH BAYOUTH | Liberal | 134 |
| 25 | HALEY COOPER | Newton | 137 |
| 26 | HANNAH CHACON | Liberal | 139 |
| 27 | MEGAN MONG | Salina South | 141 |
| 28 | TERYN HOLLOWAY | Salina South | 143 |
| 29 | JADE KENTNER | Liberal | 145 |
| KRISTONNA KRAMER | Salina Central | 145 | |
| 31 | CAILEIGH ALLING | Liberal | 148 |
| 32 | KAITLYN VANVLEET | Liberal | 152 |
| 33 | KALLIE FERGUSON | Salina South | 158 |
| SIERAH SCHRAG | Newton | 158 | |
| 35 | HANNAH BOAZ | Salina Central | 167 |
| 36 | KENDRA FERGUSON | Salina South | 174 |
The TMP-Marian girls’ golf team qualified two for the 3A state tournament. The Monarchs did not qualify as a team, finished fifth at the Tamerisk Golf Course in Syracuse. Monica and Hannah Michaud finish among the top-five from the field of players who did not qualify with a team and advance to the 3-2-1A tourney at the Southwind Country Club in Garden City.
Team Results
1. Cimarron, 420
2. Lakin, 436
3. Holcomb, 463
5. TMP-Marisn, 473
Individual Qualifiers
1. Kiah Rash, Syracuse
2. Kyla Bandal, St. Francis
3. Laura Geven, Syracuse
4. Monica Michaud, TMP-Marian
5. Hannah Michaud, TMP-Marian
HHS’ Forinash Qualifies for State Tennis
Hays High’s Brooke Forinash has qualified for the 5A state tennis tournament which begins Friday in Arkansas City. Forinash went 2-2 and finished sixth at regionals over the weekend.
W (1-6)(6-3) 10-8 vs. Susannah Epp (Newton)
L (6-1)(6-1) vs. Grace Bell (Andover)
W (6-1)(6-2) vs. Erin Graber (Newton)
L (6-0(6-4) vs. Livia Ciccolari-Micaldi (Kaupan)
6th Place
Football Scores Week 6
Football Score Sheet Week 6 – October 11th
Western Athletic Conference
Hays 35 Dodge City 28
Liberal 36 Great Bend 43
*Wichita East 7 Garden City 35
Mid-Central Activities Association
Larned 9 Hoisington 27
*Phillipsburg 56 TMP-Marian 7
*Lakin Ellinwood
Mid-Continent League 11-Man
*Norton 37 Colby 22
North Central Athletics Association
Southeast of Saline 0 Beloit 42
Russell 0 Sacred Heart 61
Ellsworth Minneapolis
Northern Plains League
Rock Hills 76 Hutch Central Christian 24
*BlueValleyRandolph 8 St. John’s/Tipton 54
Northwest Kansas League 11-Man
Decatur Com. Perkins Co. NE.
Western Kansas League 11-Man
Wheatland-Grinnell 22 Logan-Palco 60
2A District 5
*Medicine Lodge 18 Sterling 41
*La Crosse 50 Inman 12
2A District 6
*Smith Center 43 Ell-Saline 8
*Bennington 22 Plainville 57
*Republic Co. 18 Washington Co. 38
2A District 7
Oakley 56 St. Francis 0
*Ellis Wichita Co.
2A District 8
Meade Syracuse
Sublette Stanton Co.
8-Man-1 District 4
Wakefield 14 Clifton-Clyde 62
Osborne 74 Linn 24
Lakeside 12 Pike Valley 48
8-Man-1 District 5
*Central Plains 56 Pretty Prairie 6
*Little River 36 Lincoln 34
*Canton-Galva 60 Solomon 94
8-Man-1 District 6
*Kiowa Co. 46 Pratt-Skyline 0
*St. John South Central
Macksville Kinsley
8-Man-1 District 8
*Rawlins Co. 50 Trego 6
*NessCity 26 Hoxie 44
*HillCity 30 Quinter 44
8-Man-2 District 5
*Stockton 14 Thunder Ridge 66
*Natoma 24 Northern Valley 70
8-Man-2 District 6
Wallace Co. 58 Greeley Co. 0
Cheylin 0 Weskan 48
Triplains/Brewster Golden Plains
8-Man-2 District 7
Otis-Bison 0 Victoria 46
*Dighton 62 Wilson 14
Sylvan-Lucas 52 Western Plains 6
Other Games of Note
Newton 13 Salina South 40
*Salina Central 30 Andover Central 6
Goodland 14 Scott City 28
Cimarron Elkhart
Cunningham 0 Faifield 50
*Non-League Game
Hays High Outlasts Dodge City
The Hays High Indians took down the Dodge City Red Demons by the score of 35-28 Friday night in Dodge City. The Indians came up with 5 turnovers in the game, and with the win, advance to 5-1 on the season.
Indian Highlights 10-11-13
Cornelson Post Game Interview 10-11
Phillipsburg Overpowers TMP
Phillipsburg 56 TMP 7
The Phillipsburg Panthers improved their record to 6-0 on the season with a 56-7 win over the TMP Monarchs on Friday Night. The Panthers scored less then a minute into the game on a 59 yard touchdown run from Michael Dusin. The extra point was no good. TMP would answer back 5 minutes later with a 13 yard touchdown pass from Max Megaffin to Ryan Mayorga giving the Monarchs a 7-6 lead that they would hold until early in the 2nd Quarter.
The Panthers would hold the Monarchs scoreless the final 3 quarters and put up 50 points in the process to cruise to the easy victory. TMP is now 1-5 on the season and will play at 1-5 Russell next Friday night to open up district play.
Plays of the Game
TMP Head Coach John Montgomery