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TMP-Marian, Hays High and Plainville ranked in the latest KVA poll

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TOPEKA, Kan. – The TMP-Marian volleyball team moves up one spot to No. 4 in the latest Kansas Volleyball Association rankings released Wednesday evening.

Hays High cracks the 4A Division I poll for the first time this season, debuting at No. 10.

Undefeated Plainville jumps one to No. 3 in 2A with Smith Center eighth.

Wheatland-Grinnell remains one and Otis-Bison three in 1A Division II.

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

Class 5A
1. St. James Academy 5-1 (1)
2. Lansing 10-1 (2)
3. De Soto 13-2 (6)
4. St. Thomas Aquinas 6-2 (3)
5. Goddard 15-1 (9)
6. Maize 10-2 (5)
7. Andover 12-3 (NR)
8. Pittsburg 9-0 (7)
9. Bishop Carroll 5-2 (NR)
10. Newton 7-3 (4)

Class 4A – Division 1
1. Rose Hill 11-0 (1)
2. Louisburg 10-3 (4)
3. Basehor-Linwood 12-5 (5)
4. Bishop Miege 0-6 (3)
5. McPherson 8-2 (7)
6. Ulysses 7-0 (9)
7. Abilene 7-3 (6)
8. Maize South 6-4 (8)
9. Andover Central 9-7 (2)
10. Hays 5-1 (NR)

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

Class 3A
1. Kingman 12-0 (3)
2. Silver Lake 7-1 (1)
3. Hesston 11-1 (4)
4. Thomas More Prep-Marian 11-1 (5)
5. Cheney 7-2 (2)
6. Nemaha Central 15-1 (7)
7. Douglass 4-0 (6)
8. Ellsworth 10-1 (NR)
9. St. Marys 7-2 (9)
10. Royal Valley 8-4 (8)

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

Class 1A – Division 1
1. Centralia 9-0 (1)
2. Goessel 9-0 (2)
3. South Central 16-0 (6)
4. Hanover 14-4 (3)
5. Olpe 11-3 (4)
6. Rural Vista 9-0 (9)
7. Thunder Ridge 10-2 (NR)
8. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton 9-2 (5)
9. Chetopa 8-2 (8)
10. Pretty Prairie 7-2 (10)

Class 1A – Division 2
1. Wheatland-Grinnell 11-0 (1)
2. Sylvan-Lucas 9-0 (2)
3. Otis-Bison 13-2 (3)
4. Attica 6-1 (NR)
5. Northern Valley 5-4 (4)
6. Argonia 5-2 (NR)
7. Logan 7-2 (NR)
8. Axtell 5-5 (6)
9. Ingalls 6-4 (9)
10. Pawnee Heights 5-4 (NR)

Monarch volleyball goes 3-0 in Smith Center

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SMITH CENTER, Kan. – The TMP-Marian volleyball team went 3-0 in Smith Center Tuesday. The Monarchs defeat Ellis 25-14, 25-5 then knocked off Smith Center 25-22, 25-17 and finished the night wtih a sweep of Phillipsburg 25-17, 25-8.

Kayla Vitztum lead the Monarchs with 26 kills. Jillian Lowe had 22 digs and Paris Wolf led the squad with five blocks.

The Monarchs improve to 14-1 on the season. They are back in action on the 19th at Oakley.

HHS win streak ends in Great Bend

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

Great Bend 5, Hays High 2

GREAT BEND, Kan.-Great Bend scored the first goal of Monday’s match with Hays High and would never trail in their 5-2 win over the Indians. The Panther’s goal came in the second minute of the contest. Great Bend would strike again in the 18th minute to take a 2-0 lead. Hays High would answer with a goal from Ethan Nunnery less then two minutes later to tighten the Great Bend lead at 2-1. That would be the score at the half.

The Panthers extended their lead to 3-1 in the 50th minute but Hays High answered in the 54th minute on a header from Connor Teget to close the Great Bend lead to one goal. That would be as close as the game would get as Great Bend scored the last two goals of the match to pick up the 5-2 victory.

The loss snapps the Indians’ four match win streak. Hays High (4-2) will host Western Athletic Conference rival Dodge City on Thursday afternoon at Hays High School.

SILAS HIBBS INTERVIEW

 

Dinkel top medalist, Indian golf second in Garden City

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GARDEN CITY, Kan. – Karee Dinkel shot a 3-over par 75 to win the Garden City Invitational at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course Monday. Emily McGuire placed eighth with a 102 and Brittini Park was ninth with a 103 helping Hays High to a second place finish. The Indians shot a 388, four strokes behind host Garden City.

Team Finish
1. Garden City 384
2. Hays High 388
3. Great Bend 429
4. Dodge City 459
5. Liberal 469

Top 10 Medalists
1. Karee Dinkel-Hays High, 75
2. Alyssa McMillen-Garden City, 90
3. Corey Mein-Liberal, 90
4. Elena Lemke-Garden City, 92
5. Morgan Cabral-Garden City, 94
6. Halley Sanders-Great Bend, 97
7. Chesney Moore-Dodge City, 99
8. Emily McGuire-Hays High, 102
9. Brittani Park-Hays High, 103
10. Camryn Dunekack-Great Bend, 105

Indian soccer takes title in Wichita

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

WICHITA, Kan.-The Hays High boys soccer team defeated Wichita South 1-0 Saturday afternoon to take the championship in the white bracket at the Titan Classic in Wichita. The Indians took the early lead in the 12th minute on an unassisted goal from Zach Wagner. Hays High was on the offensive most of the game and that was evident with a two to one shot advantage for the champs. The Indians also possessed the ball 65% of the time.

Hays High defeated Wichita Home School and Wichita Southeast to reach today’s championship game. HHS has won four in a row since losing their season opener at Garden City and move to 4-1 overall. They will travel to Great Bend on Monday for a Western Athletic Conference rivalry match-up with the Panthers.

SILAS HIBBS INTERVIEW

 

TMP tops Ellis

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

TMP 49, Ellis 13

ELLIS, Kan.-TMP scored 28 unanswered points in the second and third quarters to help pace their way to a 49-13 win over Ellis on Friday night. The Railroaders struck first with 2:46 left in the first quarter when Joseph Eck found Ryan Herl from 34 yards out. Ellis held a 7-0 lead after the first quarter.

The second quarter belonged to TMP and more specifically belonged to Gavin Schumacher. The Monarch running back had second quarter touchdown runs of 32 yards, 2 yards and 43 yards to give the Monarchs a 21-7 lead at halftime. Chase Werth tacked on a third quarter touchdown which put TMP on top 28-7. Herl and Eck would connect for a 13 yard touchdown pass and closed the gap to 28-13 after the third quarter.

The Monarchs would put the game away in the fourth quarter with touchdown catches for Creighton Renz and Luke Ruder and a second touchdown run from Werth that closed the scoring on the 36 point TMP victory. Schumacher ran for 183 yards and three touchdowns to lead TMP. David McFarland cooled down a bit from a week ago but still managed 209 yards passing and two touchdowns. Bryce Younger paved the way for Ellis on the ground with 100 yards while Eck led the charge through the air with 86 yards passing.

With the loss Ellis drops to 1-1 on the year and will travel to Sublette on Friday. TMP improves to 1-1 on the season and will host Smith Center at Lewis Field Stadium on Friday.

JASON CAULEY INTERVIEW

GAME HIGHLIGHTS

 

Hays High beats Great Bend in overtime

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Following a week one set back Hays looked to bounce back with a second straight home game as they took on Great Bend Friday night. It was the first game of the Western Athletic Conference season.

Neither team scored in the first half though each team did have an opportunity to do so. Hays took the opening possession 63 yards on 13 plays but lost the ball on downs at the Great Bend 27. The two teams traded punts then the Panthers went on a long drive. Great Bend went 15 plays, converting on two fourth downs, taking the ball down to the Indian ten before losing the ball on downs at the 17. Those two long drives between the Indians and Panthers totaled 17:29 of the 24 first half minutes.

Hightlights

Hays struck first in the third quarter when Hunter Brown hits Keaton Markley on 4th and 13 for a 28 yard touchdown pass to take a 7-0 lead. Great Bend answered right back scoring on the first play of the 4th quarter to tie the game 7-7. Hays took the ensuing possession 80 yards over 12 plays to grab a 14-7 lead with 6:31 remaining.

Great Bend turned the ball over for a second time on the next possession setting up Hays on the Panther 34 yard line. Hays thought lost 15 yards on a penalty then threw an interception on second down.

Great Bend drove the field to tie the score at 14 with 1:55 remaining. The Indians could not do anything with their next possession and Great Bend took over at the 33 yard line. The defense held forcing a 43 yard field goal which missed wide left.

Great Bend scored on the opening possession of overtime but missed the extra point when the snap bounced to the holder leaving the score at 20-14. Hunter Brown kept the ball on each of the three runs that led to a three yard touchdown run to tie the game at 20. Following a timeout from the Panthers Trey VanPelt sent back a perfect snap to Hunter Brown and Logan Clark nailed the game winning kick for a 21-20 victory.

Coach Randall Rath

Brown carried the ball 23 times for 115 yards and two touchdowns. The Panther’s Gage Fritz ran 24 times for 101 yards.

Hays is 1-1 and 1-0 in the WAC. Great Bend falls to 1-1 and 0-1.

Hays is on the road in Liberal next week.

Hays High Cross Country at Hesston

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The Hays High Indian cross country teams were at Hesston Thursday for one of the most unique races of the year. At the Swather Special runners compete against their class only. Freshman run against freshman and so on through seniors. Classifications were also combined with a small class and large class division. 1-2-3A were all put together and 4-5-6A were grouped together.

Claire Shippy placed 13th in the freshman division. Christina Leos was 17th and Kassie Zimmer 18th in the same division. Dawson VonFeldt was 4th on the Freshman boys side. Yesenia Maldonado was 5th in the sophomore girls division. Justice Dotts led the sophomore boys with a 20th place finish.

Tana Herreman was 18th in the senior girls division. The Hays girls finished in 9th overall…the boys were 14th.

Hays High will host their own invitational on Thursday, September 14th.

HHS Volleyball rolls in Dodge

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

DODGE CITY, Kan-The Hays High Lady Indian volleyball team had little trouble as they defeated Sublette, Dodge City and Lakin on Thursday in Dodge City. The Lady Indians opened with a straight set romp of Sublette, winning in impressive fashion by scores of 25-10 and 25-13. Tasiah Nunnery led the team with 10 kills, Brooklyn Schaffer 4 aces, Hannah McGuire 7 assists, Kallie Leiker 11 digs and Macee Altman 8 block assists.

In their second match of the day Hays High took care of Western Athletic Conference foe Dodge City in straight sets. The Lady Indians won 25-20 and 25-16. Nunnery again led the way in kills with 10, McGuire with 13 assists, Leiker 20 digs and Jaycee Dale with 8 block assists.

Hays faced off with Lakin in the final match of the day and it took them three sets to take care of business. The Lady Indians dominated the first set winning 25-16. The Lady Broncs battled back in the second set and picked up the 26-24 victory. In the third set Hays was trailing 15-12 and went on a 13-5 run to win the set 25-20 and win the match two sets to one. Nunnery led the way with 14 kills and 18 digs, McGuire with 18 assists and 3 aces and Dale with 15 block assists.

Hays High improves to 5-1 on the season with the three wins. They will be off until next Thursday when they host a quadrangular featuring Garden City, Ulysses and Pratt.

HEAD COACH CHRISTIN NUNNERY INTERVIEW

 

Dinkel wins individual title at Dodge City Invite

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DODGE CITY, Kan. – Hays High’s Karee Dinkel shot a 1 over par 74 and won the Dodge City Invitational by nine shots. The Indians finished second, four strokes behind Garden City but kept their lead in the Western Athletic Conference over the Buffs by one point.

Team Finish
1. Garden City 392
2. Hays High 396
3. Maize 397
4. Kapaun Mt. Carmel 413
5. Great Bend 435
6. Goddard Eisenhower 435
7. Dodge City 444
8. Goddard 447
9. Liberal 448
10. Hutchinson 459
11. Salina South 466
12. Wichita North 541

Top 10 Medalists
1. Karee Dinkel-Hays High 74
2. Alyssa McMillen-Garden City 83
3. Corey Mein-Liberal 92
4. Riley Hunter-Maize 93
5. Tessa Kilian-Maize 95
6. Elena Lemke-Garden City 98
7. Alex Diaz Gallo-Kapaun Mt. Carmel 99
8. Chesney Moore-Dodge City 101
9. Brooklyn Bladel-Maize 101
10. Morgan Cabral-Garden City 102

Monarchs fall three spots in first KVA regular season rankings

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The Kansas Volleyball Association has released their first regular season volleyball rankings. TMP-Marian dropped three spots and is now No. 5 in Class 3A. Plainville, who was not ranked in the preseason poll, debuts at No. 5 in Class 2A. Wheatland-Grinnell is ranked first and Otis-Bison third in Class 1A Division II.

Class 6A
1. Blue Valley West 3-0 (2)
2. Blue Valley 3-0 (6)
3. Manhattan 0-0 (4)
4. Shawnee Mission Northwest 2-0 (NR)
5. Blue Valley North 2-1 (3)
6. Olathe Northwest 1-1 (1)
7. Lawrence 3-0 (NR)
8. Washburn Rural 4-1 (NR)
9. Gardner-Edgerton 1-1 (7)
10. Shawnee Mission South 3-0 (NR)

Class 5A
1. St. James Academy 3-0 (2)
2. Lansing 3-1 (4)
3. St. Thomas Aquinas 1-1 (3)
4. Newton 7-1 (5)
5. Maize 7-1 (8)
6. De Soto 5-0 (9)
7. Pittsburg 4-0 (NR)
8. Goddard-Eisenhower 2-1 (6)
9. Goddard 3-0 (NR)
10. Shawnee Heights 2-2 (1)

Class 4A – Division 1
1. Rose Hill 2-0 (1)
2. Andover Central 2-1 (4)
3. Bishop Miege 0-2 (2)
4. Louisburg 6-1 (3)
5. Basehor-Linwood 7-3 (NR)
6. Abilene 2-1 (5)
7. McPherson 6-2 (7)
8. Maize South 5-3 (9)
9. Ulysses 6-0 (10)
10. Kansas City-Piper 1-1 (8)

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

Class 3A
1. Silver Lake 5-0 (3)
2. Cheney 4-0 (4)
3. Kingman 5-0 (5)
4. Hesston 9-1 (1)
5. Thomas More Prep-Marian 4-1 (2)
6. Douglass 2-0 (6)
7. Nemaha Central 7-1 (7)
8. Royal Valley 6-4 (NR)
9. St. Mary’s 0-0 (9)
10. Mission Valley 6-1 (NR)

Class 2A
1. Heritage Christian 7-0 (1)
2. Central Plains 3-0 (2)
3. St. Mary’s Colgan 1-0 (7)
4. Plainville 5-0 (NR)
5. Kiowa County 2-0 (4)
6. Jefferson County North 1-1 (6)
7. Hoxie 3-1 (NR)
8. Maranatha Christian Academy 1-0 (10)
9. Sacred Heart 2-0 (NR)
10. Oswego 3-2 (9)

Class 1A – Division 1
1. Centralia 7-0 (1)
2. Goessel 3-0 (2)
3. Hanover 7-2 (3)
4. Olpe 7-0 (9)
5. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton 3-0 (6)
6. South Central 0-0 (4)
7. South Barber 0-0 (5)
8. Chetopa 8-2 (NR)
9. Rural Vista 2-0 (10)
10. Pretty Prairie 5-2 (NR)

Class 1A – Division 2
1. Wheatland-Grinnell 4-0 (3)
2. Sylvan-Lucas 2-0 (2)
3. Otis-Bison 4-0 (4)
4. Northern Valley 1-1 (1)
5. Blue Valley-Randolph 1-1 (6)
6. Axtell 3-5 (5)
7. Wallace County 3-2 (7)
8. Cunningham 0-0 (8)
9. Ingalls 4-1 (NR)
10. Western Plains/Healy 4-3 (NR)

Dinkel breaks HHS record, Indians golf finishes second

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SALINA, Kan. – Karee Dinkel set a new Hays High record for a nine-hole tournament, shooting a one-under par 34 to win the Salina Central Invitational golf tournament Tuesday at the Salina Municipal Golf Course. Dinkel broke the old mark of 35 set by Tamara Munsch in 1998 then matched by Robin Hantla in 2002 and Maddie Curry in 2011. Two of the previous three were set in Salina.

Emily McGuire fired a 41 and finished third to help the Indians to a second place finish, four shots behind Manhattan.

Team Finish
1. Manhattan 174
2. Hays High 178
3. Great Bend 193
4. Emporia 201
5. Hutchinson 204
6. Concordia 204
7. Salina South 207
8. Salina Central 207
9. Newton 209
10. Topeka West not enough for team score
Junction City not enough for team score
Clay Center not enough for team score

Top 10 Medalists
1. Karee Dinkel-Hays High 34
2. Ellie Cobb-Salina Central 36
3. Emily McGuire-Hays High 41
4. Macy Meyers-Manhattan 42
5. Cami McAtee-Manhattan 43
6. Katie Donovan-Concordia 44
7. Delaney Wisdom-Manhattan 44
8. Meredith Kinney-Hutchinson 44
9. Halley Sanders-Great Bend 44
10. Kit Kingsley-Newton 44

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