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Monarchs girls golf shoots season low at Holcomb Invite

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HOLCOMB, Kan. – The TMP-Marian girls golf team shot a season-low 415 and finished in fourth place at the Holcomb Invitational at Buffalo Dunes in Garden City. Syracuse won the team title with a 356, Goodland was second with a 384 and Colby third (398).

Individually, Shannen Chin took second with an 81, 4 strokes behind Kerrigan Rudolph of Goodland who was top medalist with a 77.

TEAM RESULTS
1. Syracuse 356
2. Goodland 384
3. Colby 398
4. TMP-Marian 415
5. Holcomb 431
6. Cimarron 457
7. Stanton County, no score

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS
1. Kerrigan Rudolph, Goodland 77
2. Shannen Chin, TMP-Marian, 81
3. Megan Burrows, Holcomb, 83
4. Rylie Cook, Stanton County, 84
5. Kate Plunkett, Syracuse, 86
6. Madison Peters, Ulysses, 87
7. Paige Barnes, Syracuse, 88
8. Brielle Bange, Colby, 89
9. Riley Baker, Syracuse, 90
10. Caelyn Cook, Stanton County, 91

TMP-Marian girls cross country wins Larned Invite

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LARNED, Kan – The TMP-Marian place three in the top-10 and won the Larned Invitational. Julia Werth finished third, Emily Schippers fourth and Emily Schulte 10th.

The Monarch boys finished second. Jared Mayers placed sevenh.

Boys Team Results
1. St. John-Hudson 21
2. Thomas More Prep-Marian 64
3. Skyline 73
4. Macksville 74

Boys Top-20 Individual Results
1. Christopher Nemechek, 17:48.83, Holcomb
2. Quincy Smith, 19:13.26, St. John-Hudson
3. Erik Ghumm, 19:17.37, Skyline
4. Cashe McVey, 19:25.84, St. John-Hudson
5. Jason Waterhouse, 19:29.96, Hodgeman County
6. Mason Osborne, 19:30.77, St. John-Hudson
7. Jared Mayers, 19:31.71, TMP-Marian
8. Marc Reyes, 19:41.61, Lyons
9. Cayden Brozek, 19:43.67, Stafford
10. John Wright, 19:44.56, Lakin
11. Hunter Hanson, 19:45.35, St. John-Hudson
12. Wrangler Walker, 19:49.94, St. John-Hudson
13. Braden Witt, 19:53.81, St. John-Hudson
14. Paul Brull, 19:57.41, TMP-Marian
15. Eli Stonehouse, 20:14.92, South Central
16. Thomas Harmon, 20:27.17, Larned
17. Ezequiel Leyva, 20:35.65, Holcomb
18. Reid Rhodes, 20:35.76, Kiowa County
18. Kristopher Nolde, 20:35.76, Larned
20. Jacob Suiter, 20:50.18, Macksville

Girls Team Results
1. Thomas More Prep-Marian 23
2. South Central 32

Girls Top-20 Individual Results
1. Paige Harris, 21:37.15, Ashland
2. Jennifer Crum, 22:44.27, Lakin
3. Julia Werth, 22:57.71, TMP-Marian
4. Emily Schippers, 23:17.15, TMP-Marian
5. Jessi Kindscher, 23:30.17, Hoisington
6. Heather White, 24:21.56, Lakin
7. Addie Moore, 24:26.44, South Central
8. Hailey Shaffer, 24:34.84, Kiowa County
9. Britney Turley, 24:39.57, South Central
10. Emily Schulte, 24:42.17, TMP-Marian
11. Rylee Alexander, 24:46.02, South Central
12. Taylor Teel, 24:47.50, TMP-Marian
13. Cheyenne Rhoades, 24:53.45, TMP-Marian
14. Brooke Butler, 25:13.06, Larned
15. Madison Tyler, 25:18.22, Skyline
16. Itzel Garcia, 25:26.24, Macksville
17. Ivory Muldrow, 25:55.26, Larned
18. Regan Rhodes, 26:00.17, Kiowa County
19. Julianne Snyder, 26:00.39, Lyons
20. Serena Blaske, 26:05.47, Macksville

KVA releases week three rankings

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TOPEKA, Kan. – The Kansas Volleyball Association has released their week three rankings and there’s not much change for all of the area schools that have been ranked. Hays High moves up two to No, 8 in 4A Division I. The TMP-Marian Monarchs remain fourth in 3A. Plainville holds at No. 3 and Smith Center No. 8 in 2A.

Wheatland-Grinnell continues to hold down the top spot in 1A Division II with Otis-Bison third.

Class 6A
1. Blue Valley North 10-1 (1)
2. Olathe Northwest 10-2 (2)
3. Blue Valley West 10-2 (3)
4. Olathe North 11-2 (NR)
5. Lawrence-Free State 11-5 (NR)
6. Blue Valley 7-4 (4)
7. Manhattan 8-6 (6)
8. Washburn Rural 8-2 (7)
9. Gardner-Edgerton 7-4 (8)
10. Lawrence 9-4 (5)

Class 5A
1. St. James Academy 14-3 (1)
2. Lansing 11-1 (2)
3. Goddard 15-1 (5)
4. De Soto 14-2 (3)
5. Maize 16-4 (6)
6. St. Thomas Aquinas 10-5 (4)
7. Newton 14-4 (10)
8. Andover 12-3 (7)
9. Pittsburg 15-1 (8)
10. Shawnee Heights 11-7 (NR)

Class 4A – Division 1
1. Rose Hill 16-0 (1)
2. Basehor-Linwood 14-5 (3)
3. Louisburg 15-5 (2)
4. Bishop Miege 1-7 (4)
5. McPherson 10-2 (5)
6. Abilene 12-4 (7)
7. Maize South 13-7 (8)
8. Hays 7-2 (10)
9. Andover Central 9-7 (9)
10. Independence 13-1 (NR)

Class 4A – Division 2
1. Topeka-Hayden 12-5 (1)
2. Concordia 13-2 (2)
3. Andale 13-3 (3)
4. Burlington 16-2 (4)
5. Wichita-Trinity Academy 11-0 (6)
6. Nickerson 13-4 (5)
7. Santa Fe Trail 8-2 (7)
8. Holcomb 10-3 (9)
9. Chapman 10-2 (NR)
10. Pratt 13-9 (8)

Class 3A
1. Kingman 22-0 (1)
2. Silver Lake 14-2 (2)
3. Hesston 13-1 (3)
4. Thomas More Prep-Marian 14-1 (4)
5. Nemaha Central 15-1 (6)
6. Douglass 7-1 (7)
7. Garden Plain 8-4 (NR)
8. Cheney 8-4 (5)
9. Royal Valley 10-4 (10)
10. Beloit 14-2 (NR)

Class 2A
1. Heritage Christian 13-1 (1)
2. St. Mary’s-Colgan 14-2 (2)
3. Plainville 15-0 (3)
4. Kiowa County 15-2 (5)
5. Inman 15-1 (6)
6. Udall 13-0 (NR)
7. Valley Falls 12-4 (9)
8. Smith Center 10-4 (8)
9. Jefferson County North 11-5 (10)
10. Valley Heights 9-6 (NR)

Class 1A – Division 1
1. Goessel 13-0 (2)
2. Centralia 15-1 (1)
3. South Central 17-1 (3)
4. Olpe 13-3 (5)
5. Hanover 18-7 (4)
6. Frankfort 9-3 (NR)
7. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton 11-2 (8)
8. Thunder Ridge 11-3 (7)
9. Rural Vista 12-2 (6)
10. Pretty Prairie 9-2 (10)

Class 1A – Division 2
1. Wheatland-Grinnell 11-0 (1)
2. Sylvan-Lucas 15-1 (2)
3. Otis-Bison 13-2 (3)
4. Argonia 12-2 (6)
5. Attica 6-3 (4)
6. Northern Valley 7-5 (5)
7. Logan 10-2 (7)
8. Ingalls 8-5 (9)
9. Marais des Cygnes Valley 12-9 (NR)
10. Fowler 7-5 (NR)

TMP-Marian volleyball goes 3-0 in Oakley

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The TMP-Marian volleyball picked up three more wins Tuesday at the Oaklay quadrangular. The Monarchs beat Hill City in three sets (25-20, 24-26, 25-23) then swept Oakley (25-20, 25-22) and Smith Center (25-17, 25-22).

Kayla Vitztum led TMP with 32 kills and Sophia Coulter had 36 assists as the Monarchs improve to 17-1 on the season.

Hays High blanks Great Bend

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

Hays High 2, Great Bend 0

HAYS, Kan.-There is no love loss between Hays High and Great Bend. It was obvious in Tuesday’s Western Athletic Conference match-up on the pitch at Hays High. These two teams met up a little over a week ago in Great Bend with the Panthers coming out on top 5-2.

This week was a different week. No goals were scored by either team in the first half but there was plenty of action and it was physical. Hays High players received three yellow cards in the first half, many of which came as a result of frustration from a lack of foul calls. Despite the physicality the Indians mounted several shots on goal but could not find the back of the net.

In the second half Hays High changed that with an offensive burst that started with a Brian Cisneros goal in the 52nd minute. It all started with an Ethan Nunnery pass to Trae McCrae. McCrae’s shot deflected off the goalie’s hands and Cisneros tapped it in on the back side to give Hays the 1-0 lead.

Two minutes later McCrae was in the right place at the right time as he deflected a Great Bend pass right into the Panther goal. The 2-0 lead was enough for the Indians to pick up their fifth win and snap a two match losing streak. The Indians improve to 5-3 overall and 1-3 in the WAC. They will be on the road Thursday to face the Buhler Crusaders.

SILAS HIBBS INTERVIEW

Dinkel leads HHS girls’ golf at weather shortened Salina South Invite

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SALINA, Kan. – The Hays High girls’ golf team placed two in the top-10 and finished second at the weather shortened Salina South Invitational Monday at the Salina Municipal Golf Course. The tournament was halted after 14 holes due to storms and lightning.

Karee Dinkel was 4-over-par when play was stopped and was declared the winner. Emily McGuire was 17-over and tied for seventh.

The Indians were eight shots behind Garden City when play was halted.

Team Finish
1. Manhattan 284
2. Hays High 292
3. Maize 296
4. Derby 301
5. Hutchinson 312
6. Great Bend 316
7. Goddard-Eisenhower 328
8. Salina Central 329
9. Newton 337
10. Salina South 368
11. Dodge City 391

Top 15 Medalists
1. Karee Dinkel-Hays, 59
2. Ellie Cobb-Salina Central, 60
3. Kenni Henson-Derby, 61
4. Macie Meyers-Manhattan, 67
5. Delaney Wisdom-Manhattan, 69
Mariah Cannon-Hutchinson, 69
7. Kit Kingsley-Newton,70
8. Meredith Kinney-Hutchinson, 71
9. Emily McGuire-Hays, 72
Amber Donker-Maize, 72
Elise Jackson-Manhattan, 72
12. Emma Johnson-Derby 73
13. Tessa Kilian Maize, 74
14. Riley Hunter-Maize, 75
Lexie Ridder-Maize, 75

TMP-Marian’s Chin wins Colby Invitational

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COLBY, Kan. – TMP-Marian’s Shannen Chin shot a 2-over-par 78 to win the Colby Invitational at the Meadow Lake Golf Course. Chin won the event by five strokes over Goodland’s Karrigan Rudolph.

The Monarchs finished fourth in the five-team event. They shot a 425 and were nine strokes behind third-place Holcomb.

Team Results
1. Goodland 375
2. Colby 382
3. Holcomb 416
4. TMP-Marian 425
5. Cimarron 430

Top-10 Individuals
1. Shannen Chin, TMP-Marian, 78
2. Kerrigan Rudolph, Goodland, 83
3. Natalie Oren, Colby, 85
4. Megan Burrows, Holcomb, 86
5. Madison Peters, Ulysses, 88
6. Ellee McDaniel, Goodland, 89
7. Brielle Bange, Colby, 90
8. Taylor Barnett, Colby, 96
9. Kacee Coast, Cimarron, 99
10. Kourtney Rumback, Oakley, 100

#1 Smith Center pounds TMP

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

Smith Center 61, TMP 14

HAYS, Kan.-Smith Center rolled into Hays on Friday and proved why they are the #1 ranked team in 2A defeating TMP 61-14. The Redmen scored 58 seconds on a 77 yard touchdown run by Trace Haven to take a 7-0 lead. Smith Center struck again with a 53 yard Ethan Peterson touchdown run and the route was on with a 14-0 lead. TMP would answer with a Gavin Schumacher touchdown reception and trailed 14-6. The Redmen took a 21-6 lead at the end of the first quarter.

The second quarter was all Redmen as they took a 48-14 lead at the half and tacked on 13 more in the third to make the final 61-14. Peterson finished with 190 yards and three scores on the ground and a 98 yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Haven had 107 yards and three scores.

Smith Center improves to 2-1 and will host Norton next Friday. TMP drops to 1-2 and will travel to Plainville.

JASON CAULEY INTERVIEW

GAME HIGHLIGHTS

 

Hays wins in Liberal

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The Hays High Indians took their first road test of the 2017 with a trip to Liberal on Friday night.

The Indian defense allowed just 48 yards in the first half and forced a Liberal team to punt on four of their first five possessions.  The other Redskin drive was stopped on a fumble recovery by Logan Schulte.

Hays took their first possession to the end zone on a fourth down and one reverse by Keaton Markley.  The 26 yard touchdown run and Logan Clark extra point put Hays up 7-0 in the first quarter.

Neither team scored the remainder of the half.  The Indians did get to the red zone but threw an interception on third down.  Hays also fumbled the ball away on the first play of the drive.

Highlights

Hays continued to control the Liberal offense in the second half never allowing the Redskins to reach the red zone.  Hays pushed their lead up to 13-0 following a Hunter Brown five yard run to cap a 7 play 68 yard drive.

Brown then picked off a pass on a deep pass to set up Hays at their own four yard line.  The Indians drove the 96 yards on ten plays capped off by a Brown seven yard run to take a 20-0 lead.  Liberal’s final drive was intercepted by Hayden Brown.

Coach Randall Rath

Hays held Liberal to just 150 total yards and gained 263 yards of their own.  Keaton Markley led the way with 123 yards on just eight carries.  All of the Indian’s offense came on the ground.

Hays improves to 2-1 on the season and 2-0 in the Western Athletic Conference.  Liberal falls to 2-1 and 0-1 in the WAC.  Hays will host Garden City next week.

HHS Volleyball strong at home

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

HAYS, Kan.-The Hays High Lady Indian volleyball team finished 2-1 in their first home matches of the season. HHS opened with Western Athletic Conference rival Garden City. The first set was dominated by Garden City, 25-18. It was a different story in the second set as they two teams battled neck and neck. Hays tied the set at 24-24 but the Lady Buffaloes scored the final two points to take the set and the match.

The second match of the day was all Hays High as they took down Pratt (#8 4A-D2) in straight sets. The Lady Indians controlled the first set winning 25-15. Pratt kept the second set close but Hays High pulled away late to win the set 25-19 and the match.

In match three Hays High faced off with Ulysses (#6 4A-D1). The Lady Indians won a tight first set, 25-23. Ulysses controlled the second set, winning 25-19. The Lady Tigers were controlling the third and final set with a 17-10 lead when Hays High caught fire. The Lady Indians used a good dose of home energy to finish the set on a 15-4 run to win the set (25-21) and the match.

Hays High, ranked 10th (4A-D1) in the latest KVCA (Kansas Volleyball Coaches Association) rankings improves to 7-2 on the year. They are off until next Saturday when they will travel to Ulysses for tournament play.

CHRISTIN NUNNERY INTERVIEW

 

TMP-Marian girls win Hays High Cross County Invitational

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VICTORIA, Kan – The TMP_Marian girls finished first and the Hays High second in the 1-4A division of the Hays High Cross Country Invitational held at the Sand Plum nature trail in Victoria. The Monarchs girls beat Norton by eight points with Hays High finishing third. The Monarch boys came in fifth and Victoria seventh.

Dawson VonFeldt led the Indian boys with a second place finish. Justice Dotts was seventh. Christian Meuli of Victoria finished fifth and Jared Mayers from TMP-Marian was sixth.

Yesenia Maldonado led the High High girls with a fourth place finish. TMP’s Julia Werth and Emily Schippers finished sixth and seventh respectively.

HHS Soccer falls to Dodge City

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

Dodge City 4 , Hays High 1

HAYS, Kan.-Hays High battled hard but fell 4-1 to the defending 6A State Champions Thursday afternoon at the Hays High Field. Dodge City used the strong southerly wind and scored their first goal in the 6th minute to take the 1-0 lead. 19 minutes later the Red Demons took a 2-0 lead and finished off the first half scoring with a 31st minute goal to take a 3-0 lead.

Dodge would add a goal early in the second half to extend their advantage to 4-0. The Indians would score their only goal when Jacob Maska found the back of the net in the 59th minute. Hays High is one of only two teams this season to score against Dodge. Hays High is one of only two teams to play Dodge to within three goals with Bishop Carrol being the other losing to the Red Demons 3-0.

The loss drops Hays High to 4-3 on the year. The Indians next action will be at home on Tuesday against Great Bend.

SILAS HIBBS INTERVIEW

 

Monarchs golf second at Larned; Chin wins individual title

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LARNED, Kan. – The TMP-Marian girls’ golf team finished second at the Larned Invitational. The Monarchs shot a 425 and was 30 shots back of Hoisington. Shannen Chin won the individual title by 16 strokes, firing a 78. Jenna Romme finished 10th with a 112.

TEAM SCORES
Hoisington 395
TMP-Marian 425
Cimarron 429
Larned 486

TOP 5 INDIVIDUALS
1. Shannen Chin, TMP-Marian 78
2. Trinity Dolezal, Hoisington 94
3. Jaci Schremmer, Hoisington 96
4. Aspen Bell, Cimarron 97
5. Ciara Smith, Larned 100

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