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Rawlins County and Oakley Advance in Ellis Sub-State

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After Thursday night’s girls semifinal games, at the class 2A girls sub-state, Saturday’s championship game will feature two Northwest Kansas League teams.

In the first game of the evening the Rawlins County Buffaloes would prove to be too much for the Trego Golden Eagles. Rawlins County scored the first five points of the game and led 10-4 early behind four from Hillary Chavatal and three from Summer Castens. Trego trailed 12-8 after the first quarter.

The Golden Eagles opened the scoring in the second quarter and tied the game at 12. Trego’s Haley Dietz scored four of her 12 points in the second quarter but Rawlins Country used a 7-0 run to take a 19-12 lead and the led by seven, 21-14, at half.

It was much of the same coming out of the halftime break. Rawlins Country built their largest lead of the game at 32-20 in the third quarter but Trego put together a strong 7-0 run led by Hannah Dietz who scored eight of her team-high 20 and Rawlins County led 39-27 after three. Trego cut the deficit to 41-39 to begin the fourth quarter but they would get no closer and Rawlins Country advanced to the sub-state Championship game with a 52-46 win.

Rawlins County’s Hilary Chavatal and Trego’s Hannah Dietz tied for a game-high 20 points. Keshia Green, who had not scored all season for Rawlins County added 10 and Summer Castens had nine. Trego’s Haley Dietz added 12 points. Rawlins County improved to 16-6 on the season and will play Oakley in the Sub-state Championship game while Trego’s season ended at 14-8.

The second game of the night was just as close with the Oakley lady Plainsmen earning the victory over the Hill City Ringnecks. Oakley quickly jumped out to an 8-3 lead to begin the game behind Carrie Pilkington who had four first quarter points. Hill City answered right back with a 6-0 run spurred on by eight first quarter points from Kelsey Keith as Hill City took an 11-8 lead. Oakley led 12-11 after one.

In the second quarter Hill City kept firing on all cylinders and built a 21-17 lead. Keith added six more points, Haley Dinkel scored four points and Shelby Stewart knocked in a three all in the second quarter to give Trego a 28-19 lead at halftime. Oakley though would jump out of the gate in the third quarter and own the second half.

Kenzie Weiser hit a three to start the third quarter and cut the lead to 28-22. Brooke Hemmert and Carrie Pilkington added four more points to tie the game at 34 and then as the quarter came to an end Laura Dennis drained a three at the top of the key to give Oakley a 37-34 lead. The fourth quarter would belong to Oakley, outscoring Hill City 13-3 in the final period to earn the 51-40 win.

Oakley’s Brooke Hemmert lead all scorers with 15 points, Carrie Pilkington added 12 and Laura Dennis finished with 11. Kelsey Keith scored all 14 of her points in the first half and led Hill City in scoring. Haley Dinkel was the only other Ringneck in double figures with 12.

Oakley improves to 17-5 and will take on Rawlins County in the finals on Saturday evening at 6pm while Hill City ends their season 13-9.

Game one highlights GOTW Trego Highlights 3-1

Game two highlights GOTW Hill City Highlights 3-1

TMP Boys’ Basketball Season Ends with a Loss to Hoisington

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The Monarch boys’ basketball team saw their season come to a close Thursday night after losing to Hoisington 63-48 in the Lyons Class 3A Sub-State Semifinals.

Hoisington (18-4) picked up the 3-0 sweep over Thomas More Prep – Marian this year defeating the Monarchs twice in the regular season on their way to getting the conference championship. TMP, who finished their season at 12-10, has yet to beat Hoisington since joining the Mid-Central Activities Association going 0-5 against the Cardinals in the last two years.

TMP had an electric start to the ballgame as Hoisington’s main two players, Cody Stetler and Derrick Kaiser, got in foul trouble in the first half. The Monarchs led by as many as eight in the second quarter and held a 29-24 lead at halftime.

TMP scored the first bucket of the second half to take a seven-point lead but then back-to-back 3-pointers by Kaiser made it a 31-30 contest just like that.

The Cardinals, the #1 seed in the Lyons Sub-State, would eventually tie the game up at 35 apiece midway through the third quarter and then go on a 12-1 run to take control of the game.

TMP was led in scoring by Jacob Fouts who ended with 11 points. The Herd did a good job defensively on the 6’8″ Stetler holding him to only six points while battling foul trouble, but the Cardinals had others step up to help their cause. Kaiser finished with 16 points while Trent Schremmer added 15.

TMP completed the year with one extra win than they had last season and also earned their first postseason victory since 2009. The Monarchs will lose eight seniors for next year.

Joe Hertel’s Post-game Interview:
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Hays High Girls Defeat Liberal, Move On In Post Season

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The Hays High Lady Indians advanced to the Sub-State championship game with a 51-31 win over Liberal on Thursday night.  The Indians led by ten after the first quarter then used a 11-0 run in the second and were never threatened again. The Indians held Liberal to just 24% shooting and held a 40-26 edge in rebounding.  Paige Lunsford scored 20 to the lead the Indians on a night were nine different players scored.  Hays High improves to 17-4 and has their most wins since the 02-03 season.

Hays High will play Newton in the championship game in Newton on Saturday at 7:45.  The Railers beat Great Bend 44-29.  Hays High lost 36-30 the first time the two teams met up at the Hays City Shoot-Out.

 

Game Highlights:
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Maska Post Game Interview:
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Hays High Indians Lose a Heartbreaker; End Season

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The Hays High Indian Boys fall to Salina South by the score of 41-39 Wednesday night in Salina. The Indians led by as much as 10 in the first half. The Indians led by 2 going in to the 4th but ultimately lost the game on a buzzer beater from Salina South. With the loss, the Indians fall to 6-15 and end their 2011-2012 Basketball season.

 

 

Game Highlights:
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Keltner Post Game Interview:
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Tuesday’s High School Basketball Scores

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Class 4A Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Abilene 74, Atchison 31
Anderson County 67, Prairie View 48
Basehor-Linwood 92, Perry-Lecompton 51
Bonner Springs 44, KC Bishop Ward 33
Buhler 61, Maize South 28
Chapman 66, Wamego 60
Cheney 66, Haven 55
Coffeyville 78, Girard 48
Concordia 62, Nickerson 42
DeSoto 40, Eudora 32
Fort Scott 61, Chanute 35
Holton 81, Clay Center 61
Independence 49, Columbus 19
KC Sumner 57, St. James Academy 51
Labette County 67, Pittsburg 63, OT
McPherson 75, Wichita Trinity 36
Mulvane 56, El Dorado 45
Osawatomie 60, Louisburg 49
Paola 55, Iola 43
Pratt 65, Colby 35
Rose Hill 51, Clearwater 48
Royal Valley 34, Hiawatha 33
Smoky Valley 46, Hesston 34
Spring Hill 67, Baldwin 64, OT
Tonganoxie 53, Jefferson West 36
Topeka Hayden 65, KC Piper 46
Ulysses 56, Hugoton 34
Wellington 63, Augusta 54
Wichita Collegiate 51, Circle 40
Class 3A Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Riley County 66, McLouth 62
Class 2A Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Bennington 53, Washington County 52
Burlingame 48, KC Christian 36
Ell-Saline 40, Smith Center 34
Ellis 59, Rawlins County 50
Herington 59, Northern Heights 33
Hill City 55, Oakley 54
Inman 54, Little River 49
Jefferson North 70, Oskaloosa 43
Johnson-StantonCounty 45, Wichita County 24
Lebo 62, Pleasanton 21
Lyndon 66, Maranatha Academy 35
Marais des CygnesValley44, Jayhawk Linn 35
Meade 72, Kinsley 38
Medicine Lodge 69, Ellinwood 37
Ness City 72, Trego 61
Northeast-Arma 60, Marmaton Valley 43
Olpe 62, Wabaunsee 30
Onaga 47,Troy 30
Peabody-Burns 48, Chase County 39
Plainville 68, Oberlin-Decatur 38
Pratt Skyline 43, Oxford 42
Republic County 60, Solomon 23
Sedan 68, Oswego 37
Sterling 59, Central Plains 40
Syracuse 53, Sublette 44
Uniontown 50, West Elk 44, OT
Valley Falls 70, Doniphan West 49
Class 1A Division I Sub-State
Quarterfinals
Stockton 67, Quinter 62
Class 1A Division II Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Stafford 54, Ransom-Western Plains 50
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 73, Elyria Christian 52

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Class 4A Sub-StateQuarterfinal
Tonganoxie 53, Jefferson West 36
Class 3A Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Atchison County 50, Maur Hill -Mount Academy 13
Burlington 82, Humboldt 15
Caney Valley 58, Riverton 38
Central Heights 43, Wellsville 17
Chaparral 35, Belle Plaine 31
Cimarron 47, ScottCity42
Conway Springs 47, Bluestem 24
Erie 48, Pittsburg Colgan 40
Eureka 55, Neodesha 47
Fredonia 66, West Franklin 37
Frontenac 52, Galena 20
Garden Plain 53, Wichita Independent 19
Hillsboro 74, Marion 37
Hoisington 41, Salina Sacred Heart 7
Holcomb 51, Lakin 21
Horton 57, Riverside 28
Kingman 55, Douglass 35
Marysville 57, Nemaha Valley 43
Phillipsburg 54, Norton 42
Remington 55, Halstead 43
Riley County 79, McLouth 15
Russell 57, Minneapolis 45
Sabetha 59, Pleasant Ridge 21
Silver Lake 63, Osage City 35
South East 38, Cherryvale 29
Southeast Saline 59, Hutchinson Trinity 48
Southwestern Heights 55, Goodland 27
St. Mary’s 44, Council Grove 40
Class 2A Sub-StateQuarterfinal
Uniontown 42, West Elk 20
Class 1A Division I Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Blue Valley 51, Wakefield 30
Burrton 48, Goessel 41
Hodgeman County 36, South Gray 21
Quinter 54, Stockton 51
Satanta 48, Minneola 43
South Haven 57, Central Burden 15
Southern Cloud 49, Rock Hills 20
Southern Coffey 42, Hartford 33
St. Francis 71, Osborne 65
Sylvan-Lucas 38, Clifton-Clyde 33
Udall 40, Flinthills 20
Valley Heights 64, Linn 38
White City 34, Pretty Prairie 27
Class 1A DIvisin II Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Bucklin 59, Attica 31
Elyria Christian 25, St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 24
Frankfort 55, Bern 21
Golden Plains 55, Triplains-Brewster 40
Moscow 47, Healy 19
Palco 53, Northern Valley 22
Rolla 39, Fowler 34
South Barber 59, Cunningham 36
Stafford 39, Western Plains 37, OT
Wallace County 70, Cheylin 46
Wilson 63, Tescott 23

Monday’s High School Basketball Results

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Class 1A Sub-State
Division I
Quarterfinals
Burrton 43, Fairfield 29
Central Burden 62, Cedar Vale/Dexter 48
Clifton-Clyde 58, Pike Valley 52
Flinthills 60, Caldwell 43
Goessel 73, Centre 50
Linn 71, Wakefield 42
Minneola 45, Satanta 17
Rock Hills 54, Southern Cloud 32
St. Francis 74, Osborne 56
St. John 49, LaCrosse 41
Division II
Quarterfinals
Attica69, Argonia 48
Axtell 52, St. Xavier 30
Bern 58, Wetmore 44
Bucklin 67, Norwich 53
Chase 61, Rozel-Pawnee Heights 33
Dighton 46, Ingalls 36
Hutchinson Central Christian 68, Tescott 47
Moscow 53, Rolla 34
Wallace County 77, Golden Plains 52
Weskan 52, Triplains-Brewster 33
Class 2A Sub-State
Quarterfinals
Berean Academy 55, Mission Valley 22
Jackson Heights 57, Immaculata 51
Lincoln 46, Ellsworth 43
Madison 68, Yates Center 22
Class 3A Sub-State
Quarterfinals
Beloit 58, Lyons 50
Caney Valley 52, Erie 41
Central Heights 75, Fredonia 29
Conway Springs 45, Kingman 43
Douglass 59, Chaparral 44
Frontenac 50, Pittsburg Colgan 36
Galena 59, Cherryvale 55, 2OT
Garden Plain 52, Belle Plaine 48
Hillsboro 52, Southeast Saline 34
Hoisington 59, Russell 28
Holcomb 74, Phillipsburg 47
Humboldt 47, Eureka 24
Lakin 52, Cimarron 32
Maur Hill -MountAcademy40, Riverside 28
Moundridge 43, Halstead 37
NemahaValley 66, Marysville 54
Neodesha 51, West Franklin 48
Norton 62,  Southwestern Heights 52
Osage City 66, St. Mary’s 46
Remington 65, Hutchinson Trinity 27
Riverton 47, South East 40
Rock Creek 64, Rossville 39
Salina Sacred Heart 50, Minneapolis 48
Scott City 70, Goodland 35
Sedgwick 49, Marion 42
Silver Lake 58, Council Grove 43
TMP-Marian 62, St. John’s Military 48
Wichita Independent 71, Bluestem 44
Class 4A Sub-State
Quarterfinals
Parsons 69, Baxter Springs 44

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Class 1A Sub-State
Division II
Quarterfinals
Axtell 53, St. Xavier 25
Class 2A Sub-State
Quarterfinals
Berean Academy 55, Mission Valley 17
Central Plains 61, Medicine Lodge 57, OT
Doniphan West 55, Troy 28
Elkhart 59, Johnson-StantonCounty 51
Hill City 70, Ellis 57
Immaculata 54, Jackson Heights 36
Jayhawk Linn 30, KC Christian 23
Jefferson North 76, Onaga 11
Kinsley 47, Wichita County 30
Lebo 37, Burlingame 32
Little River 47, Oxford 23
Lyndon 46, Marais des CygnesValley 39
Madison 60, Yates Center 33
Meade 51, Syracuse 19
Northern Heights 66, Herington 38
Oakley 56, Plainville 30
Olpe 70, Peabody-Burns 24
Oskaloosa 41, Valley Falls 36
Oswego 61, Marmaton Valley 24
Pleasanton 44, Maranatha Academy 33
Pratt Skyline 44, Inman 34
Rawlins County 39, Oberlin-Decatur 28
Republic County 52, Ell-Saline 47
Smith Center 59, Bennington 24
Sterling 66, Ellinwood 46
Sublette 46, Kiowa County 38
Trego 57, Ness City 54
Wabaunsee 60, Chase County 50
Washington County 87, Solomon 25
Class 3A Sub-State
Quarterfinals
Beloit 53, Lyons 43
Rock Creek 39, Rossville 28
Class 4A Sub-State
Quarterfinals
Abilene 39, Royal Valley 32
Andale 48, Larned 27
Baldwin 30, DeSoto 29
Bonner Springs 58, Perry-Lecompton 21
Buhler 51, Wichita Trinity 33
Chanute 54, Iola 30
Clay Center 57, Atchison 54
Clearwater40, Circle 35
Girard 65, Independence 57
Haven 47, Colby 30
Hesston 60, Concordia 22
Holton 50, Hiawatha 5
Hugoton 55, Cheney 47
KC Piper 33, Basehor-Linwood 22
Labette County 51, Columbus 21
Louisburg 43, Fort Scott 40
Maize South 43, Smoky Valley 37
McPherson 74, Nickerson 21
Mulvane 57, Augusta 44
Osawatomie 49, Paola 40
Ottawa 40, Eudora 14
Parsons 54, Baxter Springs 45
Pittsburg 53, Coffeyville 36
Prairie View 58, Anderson County 38
Pratt 53, Ulysses 11
Rose Hill 53, Wichita Collegiate 32
Santa Fe Trail 48, St. James Academy 35
Spring Hill 62, KC Sumner 33
Topeka Hayden 59, KC Bishop Ward 36
Wamego 66, Chapman 21
Wellington 64, El Dorado 33

TMP Boys’ Basketball Team Gets Postseason Win

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BOYS:  TMP 62, St. John’s Military 48

The Monarch boys’ basketball team lost three of their last four games of the regular season but picked up a win at the right time Monday night against St. John’s Military Academy. Thomas More Prep – Marian defeated the Muleskinners 62-48 at Al Billinger Fieldhouse in the opening round of the Class 3A Lyons Sub-State.

TMP (12-9) trailed a few times in the first quarter but would eventually take a 29-20 lead into halftime. St. John’s Military (10-9) would cut the Monarch’s lead down to five early on in the third quarter, but TMP would finish the period on an 11-6 run to build their lead back up to 10 going into the fourth quarter.

The Monarchs, who shot 43% from the field, led by as many as 20 in the final quarter before going on to win by 14. TMP dished out 17 assists on their 26 made field goals in the game. Senior Drew O’Brien ended with nine of those 17 assists.

Seniors Taylor Pfeifer and Jacob Fouts led the scoring attack with 13 points apiece while junior Kade Megaffin added a season-high 10 points.

TMP won their first postseason game since 2009 and will move on to play Hoisington this Thursday night in the semifinals in Lyons. The Cardinals, who earned the #1 seed, defeated Russell 59-28 in their first-round match-up. Hoisington defeated TMP twice in the regular season, 45-35 and 53-48.

Joe Hertel’s Post-game Interview:
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Highlights:
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Hays High’s Weigel State Champ, Indians Medal Five

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Hays High sophomore Preston Weigel placed only one spot better at the 2012 5A state wrestling championship than a year ago.  But that one spot was enough to give the 170 pounder a state championship.  Weigel lost just once this season finishing the season at 39-1.  Weigel was tested just once in the tournament.  Weigel one by fall in the first round in just 1:35 the won by a 15-0 technical fall in the quarterfinals.  After a 6-0 decision over Johnny Perz of St. Thomas Aquinas, Weigel won by a 16-0 technical fall in the championship.

Cash Drylie finished second at 220 pounds.  Drylie finishes his season at 38-3 with two of his losses coming to the 220 champion Luke Bean of Kapaun Mt. Carmel.  The senior won by fall in just :58 in the first round, by 7-0 decision in the quarters and then moved to the championship with a 1-0 decision.

Kyler Meyers finished sixth at 160 pounds after reaching the semi-finals on Friday.  Meyers finishes his junior campaign at 32-14.

Senior Derek Stiles finished in fifth place at the 126 pound weight class.  He to reached the semi-finals on Friday.  Stiles finishes his season at 35-10.

Freshman Ethan Deterding also took sixth at 152 pounds.  Deterding finishes the season at 31-16.  After losing his second round match, Deterding Ethan had to wrestle four backside matches.

As a team the Indians placed ninth with 82.5 points.  Arkansas City, Newton, and Goddard took the top three team spots.  Arkansas City won the team title without an individual state champion.

5A Sub-State Tournaments Released

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The Hays High Lady Indians have claimed the two seed in the Newton Sub-State with a 16-4 record.  The Western Athletic Conference champions will play conference foe Liberal in the first round on Thursday at home, game time is set for 6:00.  Liberal finished the regular season at 3-17 with two of their wins coming over a school from Oklahoma.  Hays beat Liberal in their previous two meetings this season, both times by 31 points.

The other half of the Hays High bracket has sixth seeded Great Bend traveling to the three seed and host school Newton for a second meeting with the Railers.  The two met in the opening round of the Hays City Shoot Out.  Newton held a 35-0 lead before Great Bend scored in the second quarter.

The Hays High Indians will start tournament play Wednesday on the road as the five seed against fourth seeded Salina South.  The South Cougars won the only meeting between the two schools this year by eleven, in a game held at Hays High School.  Hays finished the regular season at 6-14, winning two of their final five games.  South is 7-13.

The other half of the Hays High bracket has the one seed Goddard-Eisenhower (16-4) hosting eighth seeded Valley Center (3-17).

Friday Night High School Basketball Scores 2/24/12

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL

BV North 67, St. Thomas Aquinas 55
BV Northwest 56,BlueValleySouthwest 44
BV West 56,BlueValleyStilwell 40
Derby71,SalinaSouth 57
Dodge City 54, Liberal 47
Goddard-Eisenhower 58, Hutchinson 51
KC Sumner 64, KC Schlagle 36
Leavenworth63, SM West 51
SM Northwest 50, SM North 45
Southern Cloud 48, Rock Hills 34
Topeka37,Manhattan26

 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Andover59, Goddard 33
AtchisonCounty44, KC Christian 19
BlueValleyStilwell 63, BV West 44
Bonner Springs 44, Basehor-Linwood 24
BV Northwest 40,BlueValleySouthwest 37
Deerfield51, Rolla 31
Dodge City 55, Liberal 23
Doniphan West 37, Pleasant Ridge 35
Gardner-Edgerton 41, Bishop Miege 13
Highland Park61,TopekaWest 58
Hugoton 49, Lakin 30
Hutchinson 82, Goddard-Eisenhower 29
KC Piper 43, Lansing 26
Maize 36,Newton28
Manhattan42,Topeka32
McPherson 63,ArkansasCity33
MillValley45, KC Bishop Ward 13
Minneola 44, Satanta 25
Olpe 52, Southern Coffey 28
Otis-Bison 51, Sylvan-Lucas 29
Quinter 66, St. Francis 43
Rock Hills 46, Southern Cloud 38
SalinaSouth 55,Derby36
SilverLake75, Wabaunsee 51
SM South 48, SM East 45
SM West 43,Leavenworth36
St. Thomas Aquinas 49, BV North 27
Topeka Seaman 36,Emporia34
Valley Falls 46, McLouth 40
Washburn Rural 40,Junction City31
Wilson 65, Logan 44

Hays High’s Weigel and Drylie In State Wrestling Finals

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The Hays High Indians will have two wrestlers going for state titles Saturday at the 5A state tournament in Wichita. Preston Weigel goes for the 170 pound title and Cash Drylie for the 220 pound championship.

Weigel, who was state runner-up at 145 last year, won his first match by fall, his second by technical fall and third by a 6-0 decision. Weigel, how 38-1, will face Goddard’s Manny Capps in the finals.

Drylie won his first match by fall, his second 7-0 and 1-0 in the semifinals. He will take on Kapaun Mt. Carmel’s Luke Bean (46-0).

Derek Stiles (`26), Kyler Meyers (160) and Chandler Rule (195) all won their first two matches but lost in the semifinals.

Schumacher, Hunsicker Win State Wrestling Titles

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TMP-Marian’s Dylan Schumacher has joined elite company. The senior became just the fifth wrestler to win four 3-2-1A state titles. Schumacher completed the feat with a 10-4 win over Holton’s Hunter Speer in the 126 finals. Schumcher finishes the season 29-3. It’s the first state title for Schumacher that wasn’t decided by fall.

Ellis’ Riley Hunsicker is the 170 pound champ, defeating Wellsville’s Jesse LeMay 8-4 in the title match. Hunsicker finishes with a 28-4 record.

Scott City wins the team title with 87 1/2 points. Hoisington finishes second with 74 and Hoxie third with 72 1/2.

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