TOPEKA, Kan. – The Kansas State High School Activities Association has released their classifications for the 2016-17 school year.

Click here to view complete list of classifications.

There are very few changes involving area schools. Larned and Scott City are both moving up from Class 3A to 4A and Hoxie will go from Class 1A to 2A.

The changes take effect immediately and are for all activities except football.

School classification changes with enrollment ranges are as follows:
(Last year’s (2015-2016) classification is shown in parenthesis).

Class   Number of Schools        Range                              Schools Changing Class
6A         32                                    2348 – 1382                                No Schools

5A         32                                    1356 – 774                                   De Soto (4A)
Kansas City–Sumner Academy (4A)

4A         64                                    773 – 264                                    Bonner Springs (5A)
Larned (3A)
Maize-South (5A)
Scott Community (3A)

3A         64                                    262 – 156                                    Horton (2A)
Hugoton (4A)
Kingman (4A)

2A         64                                    156 – 92                                       Burden-Central (1A)
Hoxie (1A)
Kinsley (1A)
Leon-Bluestem (3A)
Moran-Marmaton Valley (1A)
Pleasanton (1A)
Rosalia-Flinthills (1A)

1A         97                                    91 – 23                                          Burlingame (2A)
Coldwater-South Central (2A)
Little River (2A)
Montezuma-South Gray (2A)
Olpe (2A)
St. Francis (2A)

Ark Valley Chisholm Trail I
Derby  46   Hutchinson   20
Salina Central  8  Haysville Campus  45
Maize  28   Salina South  21

Ark Valley Chisholm Trail III
Augusta  0   McPherson  32

Central Kansas League
Pratt 69  Lyons  7
*Washington  6   Hoisington 47
Halstead  54  Larned  7

Great West Activities Conference
Holcomb  34  Goodland  6
Colby  21  Ulysses  35
Scott City  35   Hugoton  7

Hi Plains
Meade  14  Cimarron  20

Mid-Continent League (11-Man)
Phillipsburg  49 Oakley   0
Plainville  60  TMP  14
Smith Center  20   Norton  17
*Ellis 29   Valley Heights  45

North Central Activities Association
Beloit  52  Republic Co.   32
Sacred Heart   14  SE of Saline  24
*Ellsworth  42   La Crosse  22

North Central Kansas League
Chapman   8   Abilene  48

Western Athletic Conference
Hays  0  Garden City  34
Dodge City  27  Great Bend  34
Wichita North 14   Liberal  56

8-Man
8-Man 1 District 8
Quinter  0  Hill City  54
Hoxie  12  Rawlins Co.  46

Central Prairie League
Kinsley  0   Central Plains  76
Ellinwood  34  Ness City  44
Otis-Bison  46  Victoria  36

Mid-Continent League
*Logan-Palco 56  Stockton  30
*Wallace Co. 50   Trego Community  0

Northern Plains
Pike Valley  32  Osborne  34

Western Kansas Liberty League
*Dighton  68   Northern Valley 18

Friday’s Scores
By The Associated Press
PREP FOOTBALL
Abilene 48, Chapman 8
Andale 47, Wellington 7
Andale 47, Wellington 7
Anderson County 14, Osawatomie 12
Andover 23, Andover Central 6
Anthony-Harper-Chaparral 41, Wichita Trinity 21
Arkansas City 24, Winfield 21
Atchison 52, KC Wyandotte 12
Attica/Argonia 40, South Barber 26
Basehor-Linwood 46, Independence 6
Baxter Springs 50, Southeast 0
Belle Plaine 48, Northeast-Arma 0
Beloit 52, Republic County 32
Bennington 54, Thunder Ridge 14
Bishop Miege 24, BV North 6
Blue Valley 45, Mill Valley 28
Bluestem 56, Eureka 12
Bonner Springs 21, Tonganoxie 12
Buhler 21, Maize South 14
Burlingame 60, Centre 14
Burlington 20, Olpe 7
BV Randolph 72, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 40
Caldwell 54, Flinthills 0
Caney Valley 37, Humboldt 6
Cedar Vale/Dexter 64, South Haven 14
Central Plains 76, Kinsley 0
Centralia 49, Doniphan West 13
Chase 60, Sylvan-Lucas 34
Cheney 57, Douglass 26
Cimarron 20, Meade 14
Clay Center 27, Wamego 7
Clifton-Clyde 74, Rural Vista 72
Coffeyville 42, Circle 38
Columbus 32, Pittsburg Colgan 7
Council Grove 21, Osage City 20
Crest 64, Chetopa 14
Derby 46, Hutchinson 20
DeSoto 28, Paola 7
Dighton/Healy 68, Northern Valley 18
El Dorado 62, KC Harmon 6
Elkhart 32, Syracuse 20
Ell-Saline 42, Inman 13
Ellsworth 42, LaCrosse 22
Emporia 21, Highland Park 0
Frankfort 62, Valley Falls 12
Fredonia 31, Cherryvale 8
Frontenac 55, Riverton 0
Galena 36, Girard 21
Garden City 34, Hays 0
Garden Plain 51, Wichita Independent 20
Gardner-Edgerton 13, Blue Valley Southwest 7
Goddard 60, Goddard-Eisenhower 12
Goessel 48, Peabody-Burns 0
Golden Plains 44, Cheylin 6
Great Bend 34, Dodge City 27
Greeley County 54, Deerfield 0
Greenfield, Mo. 74, Oswego 18
Halstead 54, Larned 7
Hanover 48, Linn 0
Hartford 46, Southern Coffey 0
Herington 78, Onaga 30
Hiawatha 54, Atchison County 14
Hill City 54, Quinter 0
Hodgeman County 66, South Central 22
Hoisington 47, Washington County 6
Holcomb 34, Goodland 6
Holton 41, Riverside 7
Horton 64, Maranatha/Immaculata (FB) 12
Hutchinson Central Christian 64, Fairfield 18
Jackson Heights 59, Maur Hill – Mount Academy 27
Jayhawk Linn 38, Yates Center 0
Jefferson North 54, Oskaloosa 6
Junction City 22, Washburn Rural 21
KC Schlagle 65, KC Washington 20
KC Turner 46, KC Bishop Ward 15
Kingman 29, Haven 7
Labette County 42, Parsons 21
Lansing 56, KC Piper 24
Lawrence 49, SM West 19
Lawrence Free State 41, SM Northwest 7
Leavenworth 38, SM South 17
Lebo 32, Pleasanton 26
Liberal 56, Wichita North 14
Logan/Palco 56, Stockton 30
Louisburg 33, Eudora 0
Lyndon 61, West Franklin 8
Madison/Hamilton 40, Wetmore 34
Maize 28, Salina South 21
Manhattan 46, Topeka 20
Marion 48, Remington 0
Marmaton Valley 48, Altoona-Midway 0
Marysville 34, Concordia 0
McLouth 13, Pleasant Ridge 8
McPherson 41, Augusta 0
Minneola 60, South Gray 28
Mission Valley 42, Chase County 20
Moscow 30, Satanta 28
Mulvane 35, Wichita Collegiate 7
Nemaha Central 56, Jefferson West 0
Neodesha 6, Erie 0
Ness City 44, Ellinwood 34
Nickerson 36, Hesston 27
Northern Heights 30, Central Heights 0
Norton 20, Smith Center 17, OT
Norwich 34, Pratt Skyline 16
Olathe South 28, Olathe East 21
Osborne 34, Pike Valley 32
Otis-Bison 46, Victoria 36
Ottawa 48, Chanute 14
Oxford 60, Stafford 26
Phillipsburg 49, Oakley 0
Pittsburg 28, Fort Scott 0
Plainville 60, Hays-TMP-Marian 14
Pratt 69, Lyons 7
Pretty Prairie 60, Burrton 8
Rawlins County 46, Hoxie 12
Rock Hills 58, Lakeside 6
Rose Hill 16, Clearwater 14
Rossville 28, Wabaunsee 6
Russell 31, Minneapolis 21
Sabetha 48, Royal Valley 0
Santa Fe Trail 46, Iola 10
Scott City 35, Hugoton 7
Sedan 50, Udall 0
Sedgwick 27, Hutchinson Trinity 26, OT
Silver Lake 49, Rock Creek 26
SM East 48, Olathe North 13
Smoky Valley 36, Hillsboro 16
Solomon 50, Little River 0
Southeast Saline 24, Salina Sacred Heart 14
Spearville 60, Ashland 8
Spring Hill 42, Baldwin 6
St. Francis 48, Oberlin-Decatur 0
St. James Academy 29, BV Northwest 20
St. John 76, Macksville 32
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 57, Lincoln 12
St. Paul 66, Axtell 16
Sterling 54, Moundridge 20
Topeka Hayden 55, Topeka West 14
Topeka Seaman 24, Shawnee Heights 21
Troy 25, Perry-Lecompton 22
Turpin, Okla. 54, Rolla 6
Ulysses 35, Colby 21
Valley Center 21, Newton 0
Valley Heights 41, Ellis 26
Wakefield 60, Canton-Galva 28
Wallace County 50, Trego 0
Waverly 48, Marais des Cygnes Valley 0
Wellsville 34, Prairie View 7
Weskan 35, Pawnee Heights 25
West Elk 46, Central Burden 0
Wheatland-Grinnell 44, Natoma 42
Wichita Bishop Carroll 45, Wichita East 0
Wichita Campus 45, Salina Central 8
Wichita County 52, Triplains-Brewster 6
Wichita Heights 41, Wichita Southeast 6
Wichita Life Prep 32, St. John’s Military 26, OT
Wichita Northwest 57, Wichita West 24
Wichita South 35, Kapaun Mount Carmel 14
Wilson 62, Tescott 36

GARDEN CITY – The Hays High Indians battled tough Friday night in Garden City but could not overcome a powerful Buffaloes team as they fall 34-0.

After neither team was able to do much of anything on their first drive the Buffaloes put together a 13-play 80 yard drive that was capped off by a 20 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jesse Nunez to Brodie Stabel. After a two-point conversion Garden City led 8-0 with just over a minute to play in the first quarter.

The Indians answered right back driving deep into Garden City territory late in the first quarter. Quarterback Hunter Brown hit Kohlton Meyers on a 30 yard pass and Meyers broke free for a 32 yard run that put Hays inside the Buffaloes red zone, but the drive would stall setting up a 26 yard field goal attempt for Logan Clark.

But the gusting southwest wind pushed the kick off line and Garden City took over at their 20 yard-line.

Garden City’s offense picked up right back where they left off and drove it 80 yards on 10 plays capped off by a Nunez one-yard touchdown run. They once again got their two-point conversion and led 16-0 with 6:26 to play in the first half.

Hays’ offense again stalled and gave to ball back to Garden City who again drove down the field and Nunez scored his second of three rushing touchdowns on the night. The two-point conversion made it 24-0. Garden City added a Zeke Hererra 34 yard field goal late in the first half and led 27-0 at halftime.

Both teams were held scoreless in the third quarter and Nunez added his final rushing touchdown, from four yards out late in the fourth to secure the Garden City victory.

Meyers led the Indians with 69 yards rushing. Brown was sacked four times in the game. Hays was able to sack Nunez twice.

Hays drops to 1-3 on the season and they are 0-3 in the Western Athletic Conference. Garden City is 4-0 and 1-0 in the WAC.

Hays is at home next Friday for homecoming against Valley Center.