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LaCrosse Boys and TMP-Marian Girls Win Plainville Track Invitational

Posted on April 17, 2013April 17, 2013

The LaCrosse boys and TMP-Marian girls were the winners of Tuesday’s Plainville track and field Invitational. The Monarchs won eight events including the 4×800 and 4×400 relays. Other top finishers for the Monarchs included Heather Ruder in the 3200, Allison Pfeifer in the 1600, Mikaela Flax in the 300 hurdles, Bailey Hageman in the 100 hurdles, Samantha Younie in the triple jump and Megan Gottschalk in the pole vault.

Ellis’ Alexcia Deutscher took three golds, winning the long jump as well as the 100 and 200 meters. Plainville’s Shelby Pywell takes the shot put and discus.

The TMP boys won three events including the 4×100 relay. Zach Dreiling won the pole vault and Andrew Hess the 3200.

LaCrosse was led by Levi Morss who won the 100 and 200 and Kip Keeley who takes the shot put and javelin. William Storie won the 300 hurdles and the Leopards win the 4×400 relay.

Plainville’s Dalton Werner won the long jump with teammates Nick Hixon taking the 100 hurdles and Dewey Quinn the 1600.

Luke Lohrmeyer from Ellis wins the discus.

HHS Finishes 2nd at Bob Blazer/Hays High Invitational

Posted on April 16, 2013April 16, 2013

The Hays High boys golf team shot a 319 and finished second at the Bob Blazer/Hays High Invitational yesterday at the Smoky Hill Country Club. Dodge City won

the team title with a 315, four shots ahead of the Indians. Kaden Beilman led the Indians with a seven-over-par 78 and finished third, five shots behind Dodge City’s Zach Kirby who won the tournament with a two-over-par 73. Nathan Romme shot a 79 and finished sixth. Ryan Unruh fired an 80 and came in seventh.

Complete Results…

Team Finish:
1. Dodge City 315
2. Hays High 319
3. Hutchinson 334
4. Salina Central 347
5. Great Bend 351
6. Garden City 353
7. Goodland 353
8. Salina South 362
9. Junction City 366
10. TMP-Marian 382
11. Liberal 392
12. Topeka West 402
13. Hays High B 422

Top 10 Medalists:
1. Zach Kirby-Dodge City 73
2. Ben Hargrave-Salina South 75
3. Kaden Beilman-Hays High 78
4. Gage Ihrig-Goodland 79
5. Jace Larson-Dodge City 79
6. Nathan Romme-Hays High 79
7. Ryan Unruh-Hays High 80
8. Kalen Hilst-Hutchinson 81
9. Levi Bone-Dodge City 81
10. Zach Norton-Dodge City 82

Hays High Varsity
Kaden Beilman      78      3rd place
Nathan Romme 79      6th place
Ryan Unruh 80      7th place
Payton Ruder 82      11th place
319    2nd place

Cash Hobson 84 tie 16th place
Lane Clark 85 tie 19th place

HHS Baseball Sweeps Salina South

Posted on April 12, 2013April 13, 2013

The Hays High baseball team picked up a pair of one-run wins over Salina South Friday at Larks Park. Hays beat the Cougars 4-3 in 10 innings in game one and 3-2 in game two. They are now 6-2 on the season.

Game 1: Hays 4, Salina South 3 (10 inn.)
Pinch-runner Specner Greathouse stole third then scored the game-winning run with two outs in the bottom of the 10th on an error by the Cougar shortstop. Greathouse was running for Chandler Rule who reached on a one-out double.

Both teams scored two in the ninth. Chance Pitcock singled to score Layne Downing. Marcus Altman reached on a fielders choice scoring Cade Parker to send the game to the 10th.

South scored one in the first, the Indians tied the game with a run in the third on Dan Bittel’s RBI single.

Cole Schumacher didn’t allow a run in 1 1/3 innings of relief for his first win of the season. Starter Hayden Hutchison gave up three unearned runs on seven hits over 8 2/3 innings.

Game 2: Hays 3, Salina South 2
Cade Parker allowed just one earned runs in the complete game victory, striking out eight and walking two.

The Indians scored two runs in the third to tie then got the go-ahead run across in the fifth. Chandler Rule and Parker both singled to drive in a run in the third. Jake Sedbrook knocked in what proved to be the game winning run on a groundout to second.

HHS Softball Splits With Salina South

Posted on April 12, 2013April 13, 2013

The Hays High softball team ran their winning streak to three, surviving a five-run seventh inning by Salina South and won game one 9-8. South wins game two 11-7. The Indians are now 4-4 on the season

Game 1: Hays 9, Salina South 8
Salina South scored five in the top of the seventh to close the gap to one but Madison Prough (3-2)got a strikeout to end the game. Prough allowed all eight runs, only one earned, on eight hits for the win.

Both Hays High and Salina South commit five errors in the game.

The Indians scored three in the first and one in the second for a 4-0 lead. South answered with three in the third. Hays would come back with two in the fourth and three in the fifth for 9-3 lead.

Shae Briggs and Katlyn Schumacher led the Indians 13-hit attack with three hits each. Schumacher drove in three and Briggs two.

Game 2: Salina South 11, Hays 7
The Cougars scored two in the fourth to break a 1-1 tie. Hays responded with four in the fourth and led 5-3 but South came back with three in the fifth and four in the sixth.

Haley Wells solo homer in the third tied the game at 1-1. Katelyn Schumacher added a solo homer in the seventh.

Jenna Luebbers (1-2) takes the loss, allowing three runs (one earned) on five hits over four innings.

KBCA Boys All-State Teams Announced

Posted on April 10, 2013

The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association has released the All-State teams for the 2012-13 season. Below you can find complete teams for each class.

Class 6A
First Team
Clayton Custer – BV Northwest
Conner Frankamp – Wichita North
Joey Lillis – BV West
Zach Schneider – SM East
Taylor Schieber – Derby

Second Team
Ben Richardson – BV Northwest
Scott Edwards – BV North
Noah Knight – Olathe South
Vance Wentz – SM East
Khadre Lane – Lawrence Free State

Honorable Mention
Trey Bales – Olathe Northwest
Bo Banner – Garden City
Vince Fritz – BV Northwest
Blaise Gammon – BV West
David Nelson – Olathe South
Kyle Huppe – Gardner-Edgerton
Connor Kaiser – BV West
Jake Mosiman – Lawrence
Charlie Marquadt – BV Stilwell
Samajae Jones – Wichita East

Class 5A
First Team
Traevon Evans – Goddard Eisenhower
Jackson Perez – Emporia
Josh Pedersen – SM South
Braden Hullings – Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Joe Schneider – Lansing

Second Team
Danian Swoope – SM South
Michael Carson – KC Harmon
Zach Winter – Andover Central
Montell Cozart – Bishop Miege
Nathan Stucky – Mill Valley

Honorable Mention
Garin Vandiver – Emporia
Jovan Barksdale – Shawnee Heights
Jeremy Lickteig – Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Toby Baxter – Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Dallas Bruner – Andover
Deangelo Bruster – SM South
Christian Smith – Bishop Carroll

Class 4A
First Team
Kyler Kinnamon – McPherson
Hunter Knoblauch – Andale
Jahmal McMurray – Topeka Highland Park
Semi Ojeleye – Ottawa
Andy Wilson – Abilene

Second Team
Shaffee Carr – Topeka Highland Park
Grant Holmes – Concordia
Riley Kemmer – Wichita Collegiate
Dallas Natt – Ottawa
James Newton – Coffeyville

Honorable Mention
Will Adler – Winfield
Johnny Becker – Clearwater
Jacob Harms – Abilene
Alex Hasty – Ottawa
Heath Hoffmeister – Independence
Cooper Holmes – Concordia
Travis House – El Dorado
Ben Seiler – Andale
Keaton Sorenson – McPherson
Eric Tastove – Anderson Co.

Class 3A
First Team
Drew Kite – Scott City
Austin Budke – Beloit
Brett O’Neil – Scott City
Creighton Brinker – Nemaha Valley
Noah Thornburgh – Humboldt

Second Team
Brice Dean – Wichita Independent
Cody Stetler – Hoisington
Gabe Shomacker – Cheney
Tyler Brown – Silver Lake
Trey O’Neil – Scott City

Honorable Mention
Tyler LaSalle – Holcomb
Trent Olderding – Nemaha Valley
Jordan Hett – Marion
Jacob Hansen – Atchinson Co.
Dyson Dechant – Pittsburg-St. Mary’s Colgan
Brent Weinbrenner – Hillsboro
Sean Newlan – Phillipsburg
Payton Vetter – Beloit
Luke Johnson – Haven
Travis Echelberry – Conway Springs

Class 2A
First Team
Morgan Davis – Meade
Trent Kuhlman – Republic Co.
Austin Maxwell – Sterling
Daniel Ratzlaff – Moundridge
Hadley Gillum – Plainville

Second Team
Derek Stanley – Bennington
Josh Burdine – Solomon
Gage Burkes – Oxford
Colin Foos – Ness City
Jett Little – Meade

Honorable Mention
Hunter Mackovic – Herington
Nick Herren – Wabaunsee
Zach Fief – Bennington
Randy Friesen – Meade
Trenton Holloway – South Gray
Zach Koppelman – Central Burden
Austin Mettling – Central Burden
Eli Smith – West Elk
BJ Glanton – Bennington
Jacob Grandpre – Jefferson Co. North
Joey Ramsey – Lyndon
Mark Price – Marais des Cygnes Valley

Class 1A
First Team
Michael Probst – Udall
Austin Showman – South Haven
Kade Spesser – Hoxie
Eli Kuhlman – Wallace Co.
Kyle Hammond – Colony-Crest

Second Team
Dean Wade – St. John
Payton Heinen – Axtell
Grant Meininger – Ashland
Jett Reese – Fowler
Sam Steinlage – Centralia

Third Team
Jared Starkey – Hutch Central Christian
Samuel McKinney – Weskan
Sam Morgan – White City
Spencer Nusser – St. John
Calahan Brown – Frankfort

Honorable Mention
Chase Kennedy – Hoxie
Charles Musil – Valley Heights
Trae Lane – Burrton
Ryan Kuhlman – Dighton
Taylin Bird – Fowler
Nick Huhman – Cunningham
Quinton Isaacson – Pike Valley
Curtis Stallbaumer – Baileyville B&B
Hunter Raye – South Haven
Tre Tyson – Waverly
Andrew Lowe – South Haven
Adolfo Ibarra – Macksville
Devon Newberry – Attica
Alex Surdez – Frankfort
Wyatt Flinn – Rock Hills

KBCA Names Girls’ All-State Teams

Posted on April 10, 2013

The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association has released the All-State teams for the 2012-13 season. Below you can find complete teams for each class.

Class 6A
First Team
Kelsey Brooks – Olathe Northwest
Kendrian Elliott – Wichita South
Kylee Kopatich – Olathe South
Erika Lane – Topeka Washburn Rural
Paige Lungwitz – Maize

Second Team
Bailey Geiman – BV Stilwell
Kennedy Kilpatrick – Lawrence Free State
Katie Palmer – Wichita Heights
Ali Pollard – BV North
Keiryn Swenson – Maize

Honorable Mention
Jharian Bowen – Wichita Heights
Alyxis Bowens – Derby
Marlea Campbell – SM West
Mikey Crall – Olathe Northwest
Jaylah Jackson – Olathe Northwest
Relina Johnson – Wichita East
Maria Klug – BV North
Kirea Rogers – Wichita South
McKayla Ross – SM Northwest
Taryn Tempel – Garden City

Class 5A
First Team
Sam Bachrodt – Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Abbie Lehman – Newton
Megan Holloway – Salina South
Stephanie Lichtenaur – Mill Valley
Tia Weledji – St. Thomas Aquinas

Second Team
Jaylyn Agnew – Andover
Lexie Hughes – Bishop Miege
Toshia Jones – Leavenworth
Tatyana Legette – Topeka Seaman
Shaelyn Martin – Salina Central

Honorable Mention
Artura Campbell – Topeka West
Haleigh Cindrich – St. Thomas Aquinas
Emily Hiebert – Newton
Tyler Johnson – Leavenworth
Sydney Kuhn – Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Skylar Snodgrass – Andover Central
Mariah Suchin – Maize South
Sydney Tilson – Andover
Tanner Tripp – Mill Valley
Emily Wood – Salina Central

Class 4A
First Team
Katelyn Loecker – McPherson
Hayden Herlocker – Girard
Kaylee Page – Wamego
Lanie Page – Wamego
Kyrstie Miller – Holton

Second Team
Katren Rienbolt – Ft. Scott
Connor Strader – Holton
Bryna Vogel – Clearwater
Sarah Pimentel – Topeka Hayden
Shelby Dahl – Santa Fe Trail

Honorable Mention
Brittany Meyer – Andale
Jenson Maydew – Pratt
Caylee Richardson – Hesston
Alyssa Steppe – Clay Center
Madison Sanders – Atchison
Abby Pederson – McPherson
Lyndsey Johnson – Paola
Nicole Kinser – Hugoton
Anna Deegan – Bonner Springs
Jenny Whitledge – Tonganoxie

Class 3A
First Team
Madison Stewart – Burlington
Alli Heimerman – Garden Plain
Tena Loewen – Hillsboro
Ashley Annan – Sabetha
Clare Thomas – St. Mary’s

Second Team
Breanna Bluman – Burlington
Addie Lackey – Hillsboro
MaKayla Vargo – Riley Co.
Madison Beagley – Russell
Mackenzie Freeman – Silver Lake

Honorable Mention
Bethany Barlo – Caney Valley
Morgan Ediger – Cimarron
Chelsea Ebenkamp – Conway Springs
Allison Wallisch – Atchinson Co.
Hailey Davis – Haven
Katie Pfeifer – Holcomb
Karissa Pena – Holcomb
Abbi Degenhardt – Marysville
Jaci Stewart – Nemaha Valley
Alexis McAfee – Sabetha

Class 2A
First Team
Sydney Benoit – Smith Center
Jenna Farris – Lincoln
Jacee Kramer – Jefferson Co. North
Kylah Comley – Sterling
MacKenzie Suderman – Moundridge

Second Team
Cassidy Barnard – Madison
Laikin Preisner – Northern Heights
Laura Dennis – Oakley
Trenna Cox – Smith Center
Jame Navinsky – Jefferson Co. North

Honorable Mention
Devin Nutsch – Republic Co.
Kaiman Smith – Sedan
Kinzie Friesen – Meade
Alexcia Deutscher – Ellis
Hayley Lewis – Burlingame
Jennifer Hitschmann – Central Plains
Brooke Holloway – Moundridge
Kiarra McCall – Republic Co.
Dani Dowell – Sterling
Megan Stegman – Washington Co.

Class 1A
First Team
Ashley Romig – Waverly
Karlie Steinle – Wilson
Danika Casey – Natoma
Elena Flott – Olpe
Carly Heim – Hoxie

Second Team
Tara Whipple – Ingalls
Jamie Waters – St. John
Janae Haag – Olpe
Morgan Osborne – St. John
Mckenzie Klaver – Norwich

Third Team
Laura Sudbeck – Baileyville B&B
Kora Bergstrom – Pike Valley
Shelby Makovec – Centre
Jessica Harvey – Goessel
Kristina Farber – Hoxie

HHS Girls Soccer Falls at Home

Posted on April 9, 2013

The Hays High girls’ soccer team saw their two-game win streak snapped at home Monday, losing 1-0 to Junction City at the Hays High field.

Laura Truman had two saves as the Indians fall to 5-2. They play return to Western Athletic Conference play Tuesday at Great Bend.

HHS Baseball Splits at Kapaun

Posted on April 6, 2013

The Hays High baseball team split their doubleheader at Kapaun Mt. Carmel in Wichita. The Indians win game one 6-3 but lost game two 8-3. Hays is now 4-2 and the Crusaders 3-1.

Game 1: Hays 6. Kapaun 3
The Indians raced out to a 3-0 lead then scored two in the sixth to go up 6-2. After the Crusaders scored a run in the sixth, the Indians answer with one in the seventh.

Marcus Altman allowed two runs on six hits over five innings for the win. Hayden Hutchison had three hits. Hutchison, Dan Bittel and Layne Downing all drove in two runs.

Game 2: Kapaun 8, Fort Hays State 3
Kapaun added to a 3-1 lead, scoring three in the fourth and two in the fifth.

Layne Downing takes the loss, allowing six runs (two earned) over four innings, walking five and striking out one.

Zack Legleiter, Chandler Rule and Jake Sedbrook both had two hits.

HHS Softball Sweeps Dodge City

Posted on April 5, 2013April 5, 2013

The Hays High softball team used a couple of big first innings to carry them to a doubleheader sweep over Dodge City in their home opener Thursday at Glassman Park. The Indians scored five in the first and won game one by run-rule 11-1. They strike for six in the first in game two and win it 14-5 to improve to 3-3 on the season.

Game 1: Hays 11, Dodge City 1 (5 inn.)
Madison Prough allowed just one run on four hits for the win. Haley Wells drove in three runs and Kaylie Schoendaller hit a two-run homer in the fifth to end the game.

Game 2: Hays 14, Dodge City 5
Katelyn Schumacher and Tessa Stickel both had three RBI’s. Jenna Luebbers pitched the final four innings or relief to pick up the win, allowing one earned run on four hits.

TMP-Marian Baseball Splits With Garden City

Posted on April 5, 2013

The TMP-Marian baseball team splits their doubleheader in Garden City Thursday. The Monarchs drop the opener 4-1 but come back to win game two 8-7 in 10 innings, their first win of the season. They are now 1-3.

The Monarchs host Ellis Tuesday which you can hear on 14-KAYS.

HHS Girls Soccer Wins Second Straight

Posted on April 5, 2013

Megan Bird scored three goals to lead the Hays High girls’ soccer team to a 5-1 win over Liberal Thursday at the Hays High field. Michelle Linville and Taylor Herman also scored as the Indians win their second straight and move to 5-1 on the season.

The Indians had 13 shots on goal to the Redskins two.

HHS Boys Golf 7th at McPherson Invitational

Posted on April 5, 2013April 5, 2013

The Hays High boys golf team finished seventh with a 331 at the McPherson Invitational at the Turkey Creek Golf Course.

Payton Ruder was the only top-15 finisher for the Indians coming in fifth after shooting a 77.

Other scores Kaden Beilman 81, Nathan Rome 85, Ryan Unruh 88, Cash Hobson 88, Chase Lynd 89, and Lane Clark 91

HHS Baseball Splits With Dodge City

Posted on April 3, 2013April 3, 2013

The Hays High baseball team split their home opening doubleheader with Dodge City Tuesday at Larks Park. The Indians win the opener 3-1 then are shutout in game two 3-0. They are now 3-1 overall and 1-1 in the Western Athletic Conference. The Indians play at Kapaun Mt. Carmel Friday.

Game 1: Hays 3, Dodge City 1
Hayden Hutchison holds the Red Demons to one unearned run on two hits in the complete game victory. Hutchison also hit a two-run double in the third to give the Indians all the runs they would need. Hutchison scored Hays third run on a wild pitch.

Game 2: Dodge City 3, Hays 0
The Indians were held to one hit, a Chandler Rule single in the fourth. Cade Parker takes the loss, allowing three runs on five hits over four innings.