The Lady Indians never led in the game and fell behind by 15 late in the third quarter, but rallied with a 9-0 run including seven straight points from Katelyn Gulley and had the ball, but a turnover led to a three point play by Pratt and the Indians never recovered. No lady Indian scored in double figures in the 42-30 loss. Hays High shot just 24% and committed 23 turnovers.
Post Game:
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Highlights:
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BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Andover48,ValleyCenter33
AndoverCentral 65, McPherson 36
Baileyville-B&B 40, Axtell 27
BereanAcademy43, Peabody-Burns 29
Buhler 45,Augusta43
Cherryvale 65,Eureka56
Goddard 42,ArkansasCity40
Hesston 62, Haven 49
Holton 62, Jefferson West 39
Horton 67, Oskaloosa 37
KC Harmon 67, KCWyandotte62
Lakeside60, Northern Valley 34
Lansing62, Bonner Springs 60, 2OT
Little River 52, Ell-Saline 38
Maize 62,Hutchinson35
Manhattan76,Junction City51
Medicine Lodge 60, Garden Plain 42
Otis-Bison 52, LaCrosse 33
Ottawa51, DeSoto 46
Pleasant Ridge 53, Riverside 40
Remington 57, Pretty Prairie 46
Republic County 68, Russell 17
Rock Creek 46,Centralia42
Rock Hills 58,Logan17
RoyalValley63, Hiawatha 42
Sabetha 61,Santa Fe Trail38
Savannah,Mo.63,Atchison33
SM Northwest 83, SM South 39
SmithCenter55, Trego 54
Topeka64,Emporia56
WashingtonCounty58, Wetmore 48
WichitaCollegiate 50,Clearwater33WichitaEast 58, Bishop Carroll 47
WichitaTrinity 59, Douglass 48
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Andale 38, Circle 26
Andover47,ValleyCenter33
AtchisonCounty48, Rossville 40
Baileyville-B&B 51, Axtell 13
Beloit61, Ellsworth 48
BereanAcademy38, Peabody-Burns 20
Bishop Carroll 59,WichitaEast 49
Bonner Springs 53,Lansing32
Buhler 54,Augusta47
Caldwell46,Attica39
Centre 44, Canton-Galva 38
Chaparral 45, Belle Plaine 22
ChaseCounty52,West Franklin25
Clifton-Clyde 53,Bern25
Colby 28, Hugoton 24
Conway Springs 65, Cheney 36
Deerfield56,Moscow41
Derby51,WichitaCampus 35
Dighton 44, Weskan 38
Dodge City41, Ulysses 27
Ell-Saline 54, Little River 35
Emporia52,Topeka42
Frankfort53,Hanover46
Garden Plain 50, Medicine Lodge 24
Gardner-Edgerton 47,BlueValleySouthwest 18
Goddard 50,ArkansasCity38
Haven 62, Hesston 43
Hays-TMP-Marian 68, Ellinwood 22
Highland Park50,TopekaWest 38
H illsboro54, Sterling 29
Holcomb 59, Lakin 32
Hope 42, Solomon 37
HutchinsonCentral Christian 43, Inman 25
Iola 36,Independence31
Jefferson North 72,JacksonHeights45
Kingman 42, Nickerson 26
Kinsley 48, Western Plains 10
LaCrosse 44, Otis-Bison 43
Lakeside53, Northern Valley 27
LawrenceFree State64, Lawrence 47
Lincoln57, Chase 33
Logan40, Rock Hills 29
Louisburg52,FortScott42
Lyons 46, Halstead 31
Maize 62,Hutchinson32
Maize South 51,Wellington47
Manhattan54,Junction City32
McPherson 42,AndoverCentral 26
MillValley58, KC Turner 16
Minneapolis43,SalinaSacred Heart 16
Moundridge 51, Sedgwick 20
NemahaValley47, Perry-Lecompton 29
Newton81, Goddard-Eisenhower 34
Northern Heights 46, Council Grove 16
Norwich60, South Haven 27
Oakley 51,NessCity35
Oberlin-Decatur 56, St. Francis 54
Oskaloosa 53, Horton 44
Parsons 46, Girard 38
PikeValley57, Tescott 33
Pratt 46, Smoky Valley 20
Remington 38, Pretty Prairie 14
Riverside39, Pleasant Ridge 32
Rock Creek 42,Centralia19
RoyalValley49, Hiawatha 20
Russell 116,RepublicCounty40
Sabetha 49,Santa Fe Trail33
SalinaCentral 45,SalinaSouth 37
SilverLake58, St. Mary’s 44
SM East 51, SM North 28
SM West 49, St. Teresa’s Academy,Mo.42
SmithCenter73, Trego 44
South Central 58,Ashland41
Southwestern Hts. 55,Syracuse24
Spearville 61, Minneola 24
Spring Hill 56, Paola 50
St. John59, Cunningham 33
Sublette 45, Satanta 17
Topeka Seaman 41,TopekaHayden 22
Washburn Rural 32,ShawneeHeights31
WashingtonCounty53, Wetmore 34
WichitaCollegiate 54,Clearwater44
WichitaIndependent 37, Bluestem 34
WichitaNorth 74,WichitaWest 11
WichitaSouth 39,WichitaNorthwest 28
WichitaTrinity 68, Douglass 62
Winfield 46, Rose Hill 42
HyVee Shootout
Bishop Miege 44, Notre Dame de Sion, Mo. 41
OlatheNorthwest 52,Blue Springs,Mo.41
WichitaHeights46,Rock Bridge,Mo.39
The Thomas More Prep-Marian boys basketball team picked up their third straight win Tuesday evening in Phillipsburg as they defeated the Panthers 71-60.
The Monarchs struggled a little in the second quarter trailing to Phillipsburg but went into halftime with a 33-28 lead.
The third quarter went back and forth before TMP (3-2) pulled away for good in the fourth.
TMP, who had been averaging 49 points per game going into the match-up, put up their highest point total of the season with 71. The Monarchs have now scored 60 or more points in their last three games.
Senior Taylor Pfeifer had a huge game for TMP. Pfeifer set a season high in points and rebounds Tuesday night. Pfeifer finished with 25 points and pulled down 13 rebounds.
Four Monarchs ended up scoring in double figures in a fast-paced ballgame. Phillipsburg’s junior Sean Newlan ended the night with 27 points in the loss.
TMP has one more game before the Christmas break. The Monarchs will play their first home game this Friday night against the Ellinwood Eagles.
Highlights:
The Hays High Indians three game winning streak came to an end Wednesday night in Junction City with a 66-38 loss.
Tied a two and four early, Junction City went on a 16-1 run in the first quarter and led by as many as 25 in the first half.
The Indians made just two of their their 24 three point tries and were out rebounded by 16.
Jordan Windholz led the team with eight points, while the Bluejays put four into double figures.
Rick Keltner Postgame Interview
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The Hays High Lady Indians improved to 3-2 on the season with a 40-39 win over Junction City Tuesday night.
Hays trailed by seven early making just two of their first 22 shots.
Hays High gave up a seven point third quarter lead and trailed by four with under two minutes remaining, but score the games final five points.
Paige Lunsford hit three free throws and a game winning jumper from Janae Gagnon with 23 seconds remaining.
Lunsford scored a career high 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds.
The Indians shot just 28% but did make 12 of their 20 free throws in the game.
Kirk Maska Postgame Interview
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The Lady Monarchs erased a 13-point deficit in the fourth quarter against Phillipsburg Tuesday night and pulled out a 55-52 win.
Thomas More Prep – Marian took a two-point lead into the break thanks to an unlikely source of offense. Senior Allison Marsell connected on two 3-pointers in first half. Marsell finished the ballgame with a career high 10 points.
Phillipsburg (3-2) scored the first six points of the second half and would eventually outscore TMP (3-2) 19-10 in the third quarter.
The Lady Panthers built up a 13-point lead early on in the fourth quarter, but a rally driven by senior Rachel Jacobs got TMP back in the contest.
Jacobs scored nine of her season-high 25 points in the fourth quarter. The Fort Hays State University signee drilled five 3-pointers in the game. The Lady Monarchs (3-2) finished the game on a 20-4 run.
TMP put a halt to a two-game slide and will play their first home game this Friday night versus the Ellinwood Lady Eagles.
Alan Billinger Postgame Interview
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BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Buhler 73, Salina South 42
Burlingame 53, Madison 54
Centralia 63, Clifton-Clyde 25
Republic County 64, Beloit 40|
Salina Central 65, Newton 53
West Franklin 45, Oskaloosa 27
Wichita East 75, Wichita Southeast 52
Cheney Tournament
Clearwater 60, Rose Hill 43
Goessel Tournament
Burrton 39, Canton-Galva 22
Hugoton Tournament
Semifinal
Ulysses 39, Hooker, Okla. 36
Inman/Sedgwick Tournament
Hutchinson Trinity 49, Fairfield 37
Lakeside Tournament
Thunder Ridge 46, St. John’s Beloit 42
Larned Tournament
Semifinal
Macksville 65, Salina Sacred Heart 50
Lincoln Tournament
Semifinal
Plainville 64, Russell 37
Moundridge Tournament
Garden Plain 51, Lyons 40
Palco Tournament
St. John’s Military 52, Natoma 46
Quinter Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Oakley 53, Wheatland-Grinnell 43
Quinter 58, Golden Plains 42
Semifinal
Hoxie 71, Dighton 46
Rolla Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Syracuse 45, Johnson-Stanton County 36
Semifinal
Beaver, Okla. 46, Moscow 37
St. Mary’s Tournament
Onaga 48, Mission Valley 34
Tescott Tournament
Rock Hills 64, Tescott 51
Tri-County Classic
Halstead 64, Solomon 58
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Andale 48, Augusta 10
Andover Central 72, Goddard-Eisenhower 30
Bishop Carroll 44, Wichita North 24
Centralia 47, Clifton-Clyde 19
Hesston 51, Winfield 43
Holcomb 53, Scott City 34
Holton 49, Royal Valley 18
Hutchinson 55, Derby 47
Kapaun Mount Carmel 60, Wichita Northwest 39
Lawrence Free State 75, Shawnee Heights 38
Lyndon 39, Chase County 32
Maize 69, Wichita Campus 16
Marysville 38, Clay Center 35
McPherson 79, Goddard 39
Oskaloosa 50, West Franklin 34
Pratt 33, Great Bend 32
Republic County 52, Beloit 50
Riley County 55, Silver Lake 37
Riverside 48, Maur Hill – Mount Academy 31
Sabetha 56, Perry-Lecompton 16
Salina Central 39, Newton 35
Salina South 51, Buhler 39
Santa Fe Trail 46, Nemaha Valley 36
Smoky Valley 39, Concordia 36
St. Teresa’s Academy, Mo. 35, Lawrence 34
Valley Falls 46, Wellsville 33
Washington County 67, Frankfort 22
Waverly 66, Marais des Cygnes Valley 43
Wichita East 43, Wichita Southeast 35
Wichita South 62, Arkansas City 24
Wilson 60, Stockton 36
Caldwell Tournament
Norwich 63, Caldwell 30
Cheney Tournament
Cheney 58, Valley Center 47
Cimarron Tournament
Semi-Finals
Cimarron 40, Sublette 19
Hugoton Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Stratford, Texas 39, Lakin 34
Semifinal
Hugoton 39, Hooker, Okla. 34
Inman/Sedgwick Tournament
Hutchinson Trinity 68, Fairfield 48
Kingman Tournament
Conway Springs 40, Mulvane 36
Wellington 50, Medicine Lodge 21
Larned Tournament
Semifinal
Hoisington 40, Otis-Bison 30
Spearville 68, Kinsley 52
Lincoln Tournament
Semifinal
Central Plains 51, Russell 45
Marmaton Valley Tournament
Mission Valley 35, Onaga 30
Moundridge Tournament
Garden Plain 56, Lyons 35
Hillsboro 35, Moundridge 23
Rolla Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Beaver, Okla. 37, Syracuse 20
Semifinal
Moscow 47, Elkhart 42
Tescott Tournament
Rock Hills 47, Tescott 27
Tri-County Classic
Halstead 43, Solomon 40
The Monarch boys’ basketball team completed the sweep on Colby again this year as they handed the Eagles a 60-44 loss Thursday night in Colby at the Colby Community Building.
After defeating them by 25 points in the 7th-place contest in the Hays City Shootout last Saturday, Thomas More Prep – Marian got off to a quick start against the 0-5 Eagles. The Monarchs also overcame two technical fouls to garner their second win of the season.
TMP (2-2) started the contest on a 7-0 run before eventually taking a 28-17 lead into halftime. Colby would make things interesting in the third quarter by trimming the Monarchs’ lead down to four but TMP would put them away down the stretch with solid play from seniors Nick Hammeke and Drew O’Brien.
Hammeke connected on four 3-pointers on his way to a game-high 16 points. O’Brien scored seven of his eight points in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Both performances were season highs for both Hammeke and O’Brien.
Sophomore Luke Cox and junior Todd Kane each had 11 points to lead Colby.
TMP returns to action next Tuesday night when they travel north to take on Phillipsburg.
Joe Hertel Postgame Interview
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Game Highlights
Boys Highlight
The Thomas More Prep-Marian Girls drop back-to-back ballgames after starting 2-0 as they stumble Thursday night in Colby 44-34 at the Colby Community Building.
The Lady Monarchs jumped out to a 4-0 lead to begin the game but just had too many stretches where they couldn’t buy a bucket.
TMP found themselves down by seven in the second quarter but then went on a 9-0 run to get a 19-17 lead right before halftime. Colby’s Lauren Bell connected on a 3-pointer right before the buzzer to give the Lady Eagles (2-3) a one-point lead at the break. Bell finished with 11 points in the contest.
TMP (2-2) battled in the second half but were only able to score five points in the fourth quarter going on to lose by 10.
Lady Monarch senior Jenna Lang finished the evening with 12 points while fellow senior Rachel Jacobs put in eight points. Jacobs, the Most Inspirational Player from the Hays City Shootout last weekend, did not play at all in the fourth quarter.
Colby received a nice boost from sophomore Haileigh Shull who came off the bench to score 13 points.
TMP will look to bounce back next Tuesday as they travel to Phillipsburg.
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