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TMP-Marian’s Schumacher One Win Away From Fourth State Title

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TMP-Marian’s Dylan Schumacher is one win away from a fourth state title. Schumacher opened the first day of the 3-2-1A state wrestling championships with a first period fall at 126 then recorded two more wins, one by major decision and the other 5-0 to advance to Friday night’s final where he’ll face Hunter Speer of Horton. Speer is 39-2 on the year.

The Monarchs Scott Heimann won his first match Thursday at 182 but lost in the second round and will wrestle on the consolation side of the bracket Friday morning.

Ellis’ Riley Hunsicker will wrestle for the 170 pound championship Friday night. Hunsicker edged Plainville’s Nathan Thyfault 4-2 in last night’s semifinals and will face Wellsville’s Jesse LeMay who is 40-2.

Thursday’s High School Basketball Scores

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Andale 70, Maize South 34
Andover Central 71,Valley Center 41
Augusta 60, Rose Hill 46
Bishop Carroll 56, Wichita South 54
Cimarron 71, Southwestern Heights 63
Clearwater 59, Wellington 48
Crest 62, St. Paul 55
DeSoto 45, Baldwin 39
El Dorado 46, Winfield 43
Horton 83, Royal Valley 72
Hutchinson Trinity 43, TMP-Marian 37
Independence 42, Iola 25
Labette County 60, Fort Scott 55
Mulvane 56, Buhler 55
Ottawa 72, Spring Hill 55
Parsons 80, Coffeyville 64
Pittsburg Colgan 58, Lamar, Mo. 40
Plainville 68, Phillipsburg 51
Remington 56, Oxford 43
Riley County 65, St. Mary’s 34
Rock Creek 55, Rossville 36
Salina Central 59, Wichita Campus 38
Silver Lake 66, Wabaunsee 24
Smith Center 64, Osborne 44
Wamego 58, Centralia 54
Wichita Collegiate 46, Circle 34
WichitaNorth 47, Wichita Heights 38
Wichita Northwest 72, Wichita Southeast 62

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Andale 45, Maize South 29
Andover Central 65,Valley Center 33
Bishop Carroll 63, Wichita South 41
Blue Valley 63, BV West 44
Buhler 50, Mulvane 45
Chase County 51, Eureka 45
Circle 24, Wichita Collegiate 18
DeSoto 48, Baldwin 37
Fort Scott 54, Labette County 53
Iola 36, Independence 33
Kapaun Mount Carmel 65, Wichita West 30
Natoma 60, Tescott 40
Ottawa40, Spring Hill 39
Parsons 54, Coffeyville 32
Phillipsburg 53, Plainville 29
Pittsburg Colgan 63, Lamar, Mo. 38
Remington 57, Oxford 30
Riley County 72, St. Mary’s 41
Rock Creek 50, Rossville 27
Rose Hill 60, Augusta 48
Royal Valley 55, Horton 49
Salina Central 58, Wichita Campus 37
Silver Lake 75, Wabaunsee 51
SM Northwest 51, SM North 33
SM South 48, SM East 45
SmithCenter 76, Osborne 32
St. Paul 56, Crest 14
St. Thomas Aquinas 49, BV North 27
TMP-Marian 51, HutchinsonTrinity 29
Wamego 56, Centralia 43
Wellington 50, Clearwater 37
Wichita Heights 81, Wichita North 22
Wichita Northwest 43, Wichita Southeast 29
Winfield 43, El Dorado 34
 

TMP-Marian Basketball Splits with Hutchinson-Trinity

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GIRLS:  TMP 51, Trinity 29

Rachel Jacobs came out firing Thursday night in Hutchinson and led Thomas More Prep – Marian to a 51-29 victory over Trinity Catholic in their final game of the regular season.

The Lady Monarchs (17-3) trailed 3-2 early on in the game but went on a 12-0 run after that and never looked back in their first road game of the month.

Jacobs scored 10 points in the first quarter and 18 of her game-high 21 points in the first half. Tuesday’s game marked the 5th time Jacobs has scored above 20 points this season.

TMP led 27-13 at halftime and never had their lead cut to less than 20 in the fourth quarter.

TMP has now won 10 straight games and 15 of their last 16 contests.

The Lady Monarchs received the #1 seed in next week’s Lyons Sub-State and earned a bye for the first round. TMP will play either Russell or Minneapolis on Friday (3-2) in Lyons. Russell, the 4-seed, will host Minneapolis on Tuesday.

Highlights

Girls Highlights

Coach’s Interview

Girls Coach

 

BOYS:  Trinity 43, TMP 37

Another poor shooting night cost the Thomas More Prep – Marian boys’ basketball team Thursday night in Hutchinson. The Monarchs wrapped up the regular season with a 43-37 loss to Trinity Catholic.

TMP (11-9) jumped out to a 16-8 lead in the first quarter and led by five at halftime 24-19 but could not hold on in the second half.

Trailing by four in the fourth quarter, TMP’s Colby Schippers hit a runner in the lane to get the Monarchs to within two at 37-35. The Celtics (11-9) would close the game on mini 6-2 run to hand TMP their second loss this week.

The Herd was led in scoring by Kelton Schuckman and Nick Hammeke who had eight points each. TMP struggled to contain Trinity’s post player, Dustin Ohl, in the second half. Ohl scored 13 of his 21 points in the final two quarters of play.

The Monarchs have little time to worry about Thursday’s loss. TMP, who earned the #4 seed in next week’s Lyons Sub-State, will host St. John’s Military Academy on Monday at Al Billinger Fieldhouse. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 PM.

Highlights

Boys Highlights

 

Tuesday’s High School Basketball Scores

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 84, Chapman 55
Andale 55, Clearwater 32
Andover 53, Arkansas City 35
Augusta 70, El Dorado 58
Baileyville-B&B 72, Hanover 68
Basehor-Linwood 75, KC Turner 56
Beloit 67, Smith Center 49
Bennington 64, Solomon 49
Berean Academy48, Goessel 20
Blue Valley 73, Axtell 69
Blue Valley Stilwell 45, BV North 44
Bonner Springs 77, KC Bishop Ward 51
Buhler 42, Rose Hill 40
Burlingame 63, Wetmore 51
Burlington 75, Yates Center 27
Burrton 52, Norwich 40
BV Northwest 59, St. Thomas Aquinas 47
BV West 52, Bishop Miege 49
Caney Valley 64, Eureka 44
Central Heights 59, Wellsville 44
Central Plains 80, Western Plains 48
Centralia 44, Onaga 42
Cheney 60, Garden Plain 55
Cimarron 50, Satanta 36
Colby 55, Norton 44
Concordia 59, Clay Center 33
Conway Springs 50, Wichita Trinity 46
Cunningham 57, Attica 42
DeSoto 55, Louisburg 37
Dodge City42, Hays 31
Douglass 58, Bluestem 30
Emporia 66, Manhattan 48
Flinthills 75, Sedan 64
Fort Scott 75, Pittsburg 58
Fowler 56, South Central 52
Frankfort 61, Bern 37
Gardner-Edgerton 88, KC Schlagle 75
Goddard-Eisenhower 56, Goddard 49
Hill City 62, Oakley 58
Hillsboro 64, Haven 52
Holton 64, Sabetha 46
Hope 61, Peabody-Burns 54
Humboldt 67, Fredonia 55
Hutchinson 52, Salina Central 51
Hutchinson Central Christian 69, Fairfield 56
Hutchinson Trinity 44, Ell-Saline 36
Jefferson North 66, Oskaloosa 42
KC Christian 45, Immaculata 28
KC Washington 68, Pembroke Hill, Mo. 44
Kiowa County 66, Bucklin 38
Labette County 64, Iola 44
LaCrosse 59, Kinsley 34
Lakeside 55, Rock Hills 35
Lakin 55, Johnson-StantonCounty 46
Lawrence 60, SM North 50
Leavenworth 62, Olathe East 46
Lebo 68, Marmaton Valley 32
Liberal 67, Garden City 62
Linn 60,Valley Heights 46
Little River 65, Canton-Galva 58
Macksville 87, Hodgeman County 34
Maize 50, Salina South 43
Maize South 36, Circle 32
McPherson 62, Valley Center 38
Medicine Lodge 63, Chaparral 24
Mill Valley 77, Lansing 62
Minneapolis 55, Russell 32
Minneola 46, Ingalls 35
Moundridge 81, Ellinwood 46
Nemaha Valley 56, Hiawatha 42
Neodesha 68, Cherryvale 54
Ness City 72, Dighton 46
Newton 62, Wichita Campus 47
Nickerson 60, Kingman 46
Olathe North 50, SM West 47
Olathe Northwest 51, SM South 41
Olathe South 47, SM Northwest 36
Olpe 54, Chase County 24
Osage City 57, Northern Heights 36
Ottawa 66, Eudora 33
Parsons 49, Independence 45
Plainville 61, Stockton 29
Pleasant Ridge 59, Valley Falls 54
Pratt 62, Halstead 34
Pretty Prairie 59, Stafford 20
Rawlins County 64, Cheylin 59
Republic County46, Southeast Saline 43
Riverside 70, Jackson Heights 56
Royal Valley 43, Jefferson West 35
Salina Sacred Heart 62, Ellsworth 42
Santa Fe Trail 61, Perry-Lecompton 53
Scott City67, Goodland 45
Sedgwick 49, Marion 38
Silver Lake60, Council Grove 49
SM East 49, Lawrence Free State 47
Smoky Valley 47, Hesston 36
South Barber 58, Pratt Skyline 31
South Gray 68, Deerfield 43
South Haven 38, Caldwell 27
St. James Academy 64, Bishop Seabury Academy 61
St. John 53, Otis-Bison 41
St. John’s Beloit 63, Pike Valley 50
St. Mary’s 48, Wabaunsee 37
Sterling 61, Lyons 56
Syracuse 42, Wichita County 28
Tonganoxie 65, KC Piper 49
Topeka Hayden 49, Washburn Rural 44
Topeka Seaman 42, Shawnee Heights 27
Trego 86, Quinter 75
Washington County45, Clifton-Clyde 30
Waverly 85, Hartford 52
Weskan 56, Greeley County 34
West Elk 54, Central Burden 49
Wichita Collegiate 67, Wellington 36
Wichita East 57, Wichita Heights 51
Wichita Independent 62, Belle Plaine 38
Wichita Northwest 57, Bishop Carroll 41
Wichita South 66, Wichita West 54
Wilson 57, Chase 51
Winfield 55, Mulvane 44

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 55, Chapman 38
Andale 53, Clearwater 37
Andover 52, Arkansas City 23
Atchison 74, KC Wyandotte 35
Augusta 69, El Dorado 39
Baileyville-B&B 58, Hanover 37
Baldwin 42, Spring Hill 35
Basehor-Linwood 72, KC Turner 37
Belle Plaine 54, Wichita Independent 16
Bennington 44, Solomon 42
Berean Academy 58, Goessel 30
Bishop Carroll 48, Wichita Northwest 26
Bishop Miege 66, BV West 38
Blue Valley 51, Axtell 26
Blue Valley Stilwell 38, BV North 33
Bluestem 42, Douglass 36
Bonner Springs 61, KC Bishop Ward 41
Bucklin 53, Kiowa County 28
Buhler 53, Rose Hill 39
Burlington 72, Yates Center 18
Caldwell 42, South Haven 32
Cedar Vale/Dexter 59, Elk Valley 21
Central Heights 47, Wellsville 30
Central Plains 74, Western Plains 20
Centralia 50, Onaga 23
Chaparral 48, Medicine Lodge 45
Cherryvale 41, Neodesha 36
Cimarron 77, Satanta 35
Circle 41, Maize South 34
Clay Center 54, Concordia 23
Conway Springs 38, Wichita Trinity 27
Cunningham 44, Attica 25
DeSoto 56, Louisburg 35
Dighton 39, Ness City 30
Ell-Saline 56, Hutchinson Trinity 39
Frankfort 61, Bern 26
Frontenac 52, Baxter Springs 41
Garden City 66, Liberal 38
Garden Plain 43, Cheney 21
Gardner-Edgerton 65, KC Schlagle 23
Goddard 42, Goddard-Eisenhower 40
Hays 53, Dodge City 37
Hesston 56, Smoky Valley 41
Highland Park 56, Junction City 44
Hill City 56, Oakley 50
Hillsboro 48, Haven 23
Hoisington 49, Larned 28
Holcomb 65, Ulysses 62, OT
Holton 67, Sabetha 28
Hope 41, Peabody-Burns 33
Immaculata 48, KC Christian 35
Ingalls 46, Minneola 10
Iola 36, Labette County 33
Jefferson North 71, Oskaloosa 34
Jefferson West 43, Royal Valley 35
Kapaun Mount Carmel 61, Wichita Southeast 31
Kingman 39, Nickerson 29
Kinsley 54, LaCrosse 39
Lakeside 41, Rock Hills 24
Lakin 44, Johnson-StantonCounty 39
Lawrence Free State 60, SM East 51
Lebo 55, Marmaton Valley 23
Lincoln 55, Osborne 36
Little River 52, Canton-Galva 27
Lyndon 39, West Franklin 30
Maize 50, Salina South 33
Manhattan 56, Emporia 26
Marais des Cygnes Valley 67, Crest 30
Marion 41, Sedgwick 34
Maur Hill-Mount Academy 49, McLouth 40
McPherson 54, Valley Center 37
Mill Valley 39, Lansing 37
Moundridge 51, Ellinwood 19
Mulvane 55, Winfield 38
Natoma 48, Palco 42
Nemaha Valley 51, Hiawatha 27
Newton 54, Wichita Campus 43
Northern Heights 33, Osage City 31
Norton 58, Colby 26
Norwich 51, Burrton 32
Olathe East 48, Leavenworth 36
Olathe Northwest 50, SM South 35
Olathe South 54, SM Northwest 43
Olpe 57, Chase County 39
Oswego 52, Pleasanton 25
Ottawa 67, Eudora 32
Parsons 49, Independence 36
Pittsburg 28, Fort Scott 22
Pratt 63, Halstead 32
Pretty Prairie 40, Stafford 25
Rawlins County 57, Cheylin 20
Republic County49, Southeast Saline 46
Russell 45, Minneapolis 38
Salina Central 51, Hutchinson 42
Salina Sacred Heart 44, Ellsworth 37
Santa Fe Trail 46, Perry-Lecompton 16
Scott City 52, Goodland 38
Sedan 60, Flinthills 40
SM North 48, Lawrence 40
SM West 40, Olathe North 34
Smith Center 63, Beloit 46
South Barber 48, Pratt Skyline 46
South Central 64, Fowler 28
Southern Coffey 54, Uniontown 51
St. John 45, Otis-Bison 28
St. John’sBeloit 55, Pike Valley 49
Sterling 60, Lyons 42
Stockton 44, Plainville 31
Sublette 56, Moscow 49
Topeka 42, Topeka West 38
Topeka Hayden 47, Washburn Rural 43
Topeka Seaman 35, Shawnee Heights 26
Trego 65, Quinter 61
Troy44, Doniphan West 38
Valley Falls 32, Pleasant Ridge 28
Valley Heights 59, Linn 42
Wabaunsee 58, St. Mary’s 47
Wamego 65, Marysville 45
Washington County 62, Clifton-Clyde 16
Waverly 56, Hartford 33
Wellington 34, Wichita Collegiate 18
Weskan 53, Greeley County 34
Wetmore 64, Burlingame 34
Wichita County 31, Syracuse 20
Wichita Heights 59, Wichita East 29
Wichita South 51, Wichita West 23
Wilson 67, Chase 30

Hays High Splits Meeting With Dodge City

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GIRLS: Hays 53, Dodge City 37
The Hays High Lady Indians used a 13-2 run in the 2nd half and 14 of 20 free throw shooting in the fourth quarter to claim the out-right Western Athletic Conference title with a 53-37 win over Dodge City on senior night.

Hays High never trailed in the game where the Indians hit three of their first four three pointers.  Paige Lunsford scored 21 points and hit all eight of her free throws.  Hays High had four players score eight or more points in the game and held Dodge City to just 2 of 16 shooting on the three point field goals.

Hays moves to 15-4 on the season and 7-0 in conference play.  It is the first conference title for the Lady Indians since winning back to back crowns in 2002 and 2003.

They remain one game behind Salina Central for the one seed in sub-state.

Game Highlights:
girlsHL2-21-12

Maska Post Game Interview:
maskapost2-21-12

BOYS: Dodge City 42, Hays 31
Hays High and Dodge City battled for the third time this season last night.  The Indians trailed by eight early in the second quarter on three consecutive treys from the Red Demons, but fought back with a 9-1 run, tying the game at half time.

After Hays took a four point lead early in the third, Dodge City went on a 16-3 run and hit 9 of their 10 second half free throws.

Trey Hallman from Dodge City led the game in scoring with 19…12 of which came in the fourth quarter, he also made all nine of his free throws.  Hays was led in scoring by a career high eleven from Kade Parker and ten from freshman Brady Werth.

Hays drops to 5-14 on the season and 1-6 in the conference.  Dodge City can win the title on Friday with a win over Liberal.  A loss to Liberal andDodge City would tie Garden City for the conference title.

The Indians are on the road this Friday to finish the regular season in Great Bend.

Game Highlights:
boyHL2-21-12

Keltner Post Game Interview:
Keltner Post Game v Dodge

Trego Boys and Girls Defeat Quinter

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The Trego Golden earned a pair of wins on Senior night to wrap up the regular season. The Quinter Bulldogs travels East on I70 to Quinter in the final Tuesday night of the regular season in high school basketball. With both teams still have a lot to play for it would take overtime for the Bulldogs and the Golden Eagles to determine a winner in the girl’s game.

Trego really had it going early in the first quarter. The Eagles made eight of 10 field goal attempts and jumped out to a 12-2 lead. Hannah Dietz spurred the first quarter run, chipping in 7 and Haley Dietz added four as the Eagles led 17-4 after one. Quinter’s Missy Reed kept to Bulldogs in the game scoring their first 10 points and then the rest of her teammates picked her up in the second quarter as they outscored Trego 15-2. Brooke Flax added six of her 17 in the second quarter as well. The two teams were tied at 19 at the half.

Coming out halftime it was much of the same for Quinter. The Bulldogs opened the third quarter with an 11-2 run and led 30-22, eight was their largest lead of the game. Lexi Riedel helped the Eagles cut the gap to just five, 35-30 after three. Riedel added seven more in the fourth quarter helping erase a five-point deficit and tie the game at 49 at the end of regulation.

In the overtime period the Eagle went back to what had worked early on, going inside. Haley Dietz had 11 of her 19 points as the Eagles came away with the 65-61 win. Quinter’s Missy Reed led all scorers with 20 points and Brooke Flax added 17. Haley Dietz and Lexi Riedel both had 19 for Trego.

The Eagles improve to 13-7 with the win and Quinter dropped to 8-11.

In the boys game tonight the Trego Golden Eagles used the 3-point shot to jump out to an early lead but had to hold on and weather the storm late to earn the win.

After Trego open up a 4-0 lead the Quinter Bulldogs took and 15-11 lead behind Brian Ochs’ 8 first quarter points but Trego close to quarter on 10 nothing run to take a 21-15 lead after one. Despite giving up at least three inches, Trego Devin Ghumm went right at Ochs on the inside and scored 8 first quarter points.

After making two three pointers in the first quarter the Eagles began the second quarter with two straight from John Griffith and they made eight threes in the game, six came in the first half. Trego’s largest lead of the game was 19 at 50-31 at the half. Quinter however would not go away in the game outscoring Trego by 10 in the second half.

Quinter’s Brian Ochs scored 11 of his game-high 23 points in the third quarter and Freshman Brett Christ had 14 points in the second half. But Trego’s hot start to the game was just too much as they come away with a 86-75 win. The two teams combined to shot 62 free throws, although neither team make more that half.

Ochs led all scorers with 23 and Crist added 21 and Jesse Ochs finished with 17 points. Brad Pfannenstiel was the high man for Trego with 19, John Griffith had 17 and Clayton Riedel added 16. Trego improves to 9-12 with the win and the Bulldogs drop to 7-12.

Girl’s Highlights
GOTW Girls Higlights 2-21

Boy’s Highlights
GOTW Boys Highlights 2-21

Scott City Defeats TMP Boys for the 6th Straight Time

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BOYS:  Scott City 86, TMP 31

The Monarch boys were within five points a few minutes into the first quarter against the number one team in the state in Class 3A, but the Scott City Beavers went on a 12-0 run to finish the opening quarter and route Thomas More Prep – Marian 86-31 Monday night.

Monday’s action with Scott City was a makeup game that got postponed earlier this month. The final regular season home game for TMP resulted in the most points they have given up all year. (Previous high was 74 against Abilene)

With the defending 3A state champ leading by 47 points at the end of the third quarter the fans at Al Billinger Fieldhouse saw a continuous clock come into effect in the fourth period.

Scott City (18-1) had 13 different players score in the game including a game-high 18 points from their junior Drew Kite. TMP (11-8) was led by Jacob Fouts who had eight.

The Beavers have now won the last six meetings with the Monarchs. The last TMP win over Scott City was back in 2008.

TMP went 5-2 on the home court this year. The Herd will travel to Hutchinson this Thursday to finish off the regular season against Trinity.

Highlights:
boysHL2-20-12

Post Game Interview:
Hertel Postgame 2-20

TMP Girls Overcome Slow 1st Half to Beat Scott City

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GIRLS:  TMP 61, Scott City 43

The Thomas More Prep – Marian girls’ basketball team had a slow start Monday night in Hays against Scott City but went on to win 61-43.

The Lady Beavers jumped out to a 10-2 lead to begin the game with TMP’s Jenna Lang on the bench. Lang didn’t start in her final game at Al Billinger Fieldhouse because of a sprained ankle she suffered last Friday against Cimarron. Lang came into the ballgame midway through the first quarter hit a three and helped the Lady Monarchs settle down.

TMP (16-3) held a three-point lead at halftime before taking over in the second half. The Lady Monarchs outscored Scott City 18-4 in the third quarter to put away the Beavers (5-14).

TMP, who has won nine straight games, received 19 points from Heather Ruder and an individual season-high 13 from Rebecca Pray.

The Lady Monarchs finished the season a perfect 7-0 on their home court this year. TMP, who has locked in the #1 seed for the Lyons Sub-State next week, will complete the regular season on the road against Trinity this Thursday.

Highlights:
girlsHL2-20-12

Post Game Interview:
Billinger Postgame 2-20

Ness City boys and Victoria girls win on Friday Night

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Friday night’s Y102 Area Game of the Week saw the Ness City Eagles and the Victoria Knights matchup in a Central Prairie League showdown. In the girls game it looked as though the Ness City lady Eagles would put an end to their seven game losing streak.

The Eagles jumped out to and 8-5 lead in the first quarter behind four from both Kenzie Stoeklein and Ashleigh Seib, and they led 12-11 after the first quarter. Victoria opened the second quarter on a 4-0 run, behind Audra Novak who scored 9 of her 20 points in the first half, and the Knights led 15-12. But Ness City answered with a 6-0 run of their own taking the lead 21-19 heading into the half. Ness City lead was seven after three quarters.

Into the fourth quarter Victoria went back to Nowak inside and closed the gap to 32-30. Ness City led by 5, 40-35 with just over two minutes let to play in the game but the lady Knights turned up the defense pressure and closed the game on a 7-0 run in the closing minutes. Kristin Huser knocked down a three to cut the lead to two and on the very next possession Audra Nowak tied the game at 40 with her 20th point of the night. Then Huser forced a turnover and took it the length of the floor and laid it home with 7.4 seconds left. Out of a timeout Huser stole the inbounds pass and sealed the 42-40 win for the Knights.

Audra Nowak led all scorers with 20 points and Huser finished with 8. Ashleigh Seib had a game-high 10 for Ness City and Erin Flax chipped in 9. Victoria improved to 13-6 while the Eagles dropped to 5-13.

In the boys matchup the Victoria Knights gave the Ness City Eagles all the wanted and even a little more but they fell short tonight 59-46. Victoria took a 4-3 early in the first quarter and that would be their only lead of the game. The first three shots Ness City made were 3-pointers and you get the feeling it could be that kind of night. Dalton Gantz knocked home the first two and Drew Clarke added one more in the opening quarter as Ness City led 13-4 after one.

The Eagles lead was as much as 11 early in the second quarter before that Knights went on a 7-0 run to cut the lead to four but Koltyn Ratliff hit a three to extend the lead back to seven. Ness City led by five at halftime. The two teams traded baskets to begin the third quarter and Victoria got within three once and four a couple of times but trailed by nine after three.

Ness City closed out the third and begin the fourth quarter on a 9-0 run and came away with the 59-46 win. Ness City Colin Foos had 14 of his game-high 18 in the second half. Dalton Gantz and Drew Clarke both finished with 16 points. Sam Ottley scored 11 of his team-high 13 points for the Knights and Lane Braun added 10.

Ness City improves to 15-3 and the Knights fall to 8-11. The Knights are off until the 24th when they host Lincoln and the Eagles will host Dighton on Tuesday.

Girls Highlights
GOTW Girls Highlights 2-17

Boys Highlights
GOTW Boys Highlights 2-17

Friday Night Basketball Scores 2/17/12

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL

Abilene64,ClayCenter40
AndoverCentral 38,Andover33
ArkansasCity51,ValleyCenter39
BereanAcademy39, Remington 30
Buhler 59, Winfield 34
Burlington50, Fredonia 42
BV Northwest 50, BV West 47
Dodge City45,Great Bend33
Emporia101, TopekaWest 56
Garden Plain 46, Chaparral 43
Goddard-Eisenhower 76, McPherson 60
Hillsboro69, Kingman 52
Holton 61, Perry-Lecompton 34
Kapaun MountCarmel 55,Wichita North 49
MillValley63, KC Piper 49
OlatheNorthwest 40,OlatheSouth 37
Ottawa63, Baldwin 47
Pratt 49,HutchinsonCentral Christian 33
Pratt 49, Hesston 33
Pretty Prairie 41, Cunningham 24
RepublicCounty62,SalinaSacred Heart 44
Rock Hills 47, Palco 40
Sabetha 50, Jefferson West 42, Ot
SilverLake49, Rock Creek 40
Smoky Valley 56,Sterling53
St. John’sMilitary 75, Flint Hills Job Corps 41
Topeka71,Junction City27
WichitaCollegiate 55, Andale 42

Colby Classic Tournament
Hogan Prep, Mo. 54, Sunrise Christian 42

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Andale 47,WichitaCollegiate 40
Andover52,AndoverCentral 35
AtchisonCounty48, Pleasant Ridge 25
Belle Plaine 42,WichitaTrinity 35
Beloit48,Minneapolis35
Bennington51,Marion48
BereanAcademy55, Remington 40
BlueValleyStilwell 51, Bishop Miege 34
Bluestem 48,WichitaIndependent 42″
Bonner Springs 60, Tonganoxie 55
Buhler 50, Winfield 29
Burlingame31,West Franklin28
Burlington78, Fredonia 25
BV North 59, Blue Valley Southwest 18
BV Northwest 57, BV West 42
Cair Paravel 58, Marais des Cygnes Valley 49
Caldwelldef. ElkValley, forfeit
Caney Valley 67, Cherryvale 56
CentralHeights45, Osawatomie 36
ChaseCounty57, Centre 40
ClayCenter40,Abilene39
Deerfield42, Weskan 36
Dodge City47,Great Bend35
Ell-Saline 52, Ellinwood 42
Ellis 38, Norton 26
Emporia 41,Topeka West 38
Frontenac 67, Girard 60
Garden Plain 65, Chaparral 38
Golden Plains 65, Cheylin 34
GreeleyCounty 72, St. Francis 50
Hartford56,WichitaDefenders 24
Haven 64, Halstead 33
Hays 48, Garden City 43
Hays-TMP-Marian 43,Cimarron36
Hesston 44, Pratt 40
HillCity49, Osborne 40
Hillsboro 45, Kingman 26
Holcomb 70,ScottCity46
Holton 54, Perry-Lecompton 14
Hutchinson49,Derby40
Immaculata 45, McLouth 33
Ingalls 53,Ashland34
Inman 41, Little River 27
JacksonHeights48, KC Christian 36
Kapaun MountCarmel71,WichitaNorth 50
KC Bishop Ward 51, KC Turner 43
KC Schlagle 52, KCWyandotte37
KC Sumner 42, KC Washington 11
Lansing44, Basehor-Linwood 40
Lebo 43, Southern Coffey 42
Lincoln48,St. John’sBeloit37
Madison 50, Lyndon 41
Maize 68,WichitaCampus 28
Maize South 33,Clearwater30
Manhattan52,ShawneeHeights26
Marysville 68, Chapman 36
McPherson 67, Goddard-Eisenhower 22
Medicine Lodge 43, Douglass 36
Mill Valley 36, KC Piper 19
Moundridge 52, Peabody-Burns 33
Nemaha Valley 49, Royal Valley 38
Oakley 64, Wallace County 58
OlatheEast 56,Lawrence29
OlatheNorthwest 48,OlatheSouth 46
Olpe 66, Sedgwick 36
Onaga 54,Bern42
Otis-Bison 45, Western Plains 10
Ottawa40, Baldwin 19
Phillipsburg59, Trego 52
PikeValley36, Sylvan-Lucas 27
Pittsburg38, Iola 29
Pretty Prairie 26, Cunningham 20
RawlinsCounty48, Quinter 28
RepublicCounty58,SalinaSacred Heart 25
RileyCounty55, Rossville 30
Rock Hills 55, Palco 48
Rose Hill 58,El Dorado34
Russell 60, Southeast Saline 58
Sabetha 54, Jefferson West 20
SalinaCentral 48,Newton45
Santa Fe Trail54, Hiawatha 16
SilverLake42, Rock Creek 35
SM Northwest 53,Leavenworth38
SM South 40, SM West 37
SmithCenter72,Stockton28
South Haven 44, Cedar Vale/Dexter 41
Spearville 70, Fowler 28
St. John59, Macksville 26
St. Mary’s 43,Centralia36
St. Thomas Aquinas 42, Gardner-Edgerton 39
Sterling51, Smoky Valley 44
SunriseChristian 61, Hogan Prep,Mo.47
Topeka49,Junction City24
Topeka Seaman 42, TopekaHayden 31
Wabaunsee 63, Herington 46
Washburn Rural 55,Highland Park33
WashingtonCounty68,ValleyHeights31
Wellington53, Circle 35
Wetmore 56, Axtell 23
WichitaCounty36, Sublette 31
WichitaEast 46,WichitaNorthwest 37
WichitaHeights57,WichitaSouth 28
WichitaSoutheast 61,WichitaWest 38
Elwood Tournament
Doniphan West 39, Riverside 20
Haven Tournament
Cheney 33,ConwaySprings 25

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