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TMP’s Pfeifer brings home three second place medals at state track championship

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WICHITA – TMP’s Melissa Pfeifer brought home three second place medals in class 3A at the State Track and Field Championship in Wichita.

Pfeifer place second in the 800 meter run (2:27.21), second in the 1600 meters (5:25.58) and second in the 3200 meters (11:49.40)

Savannah Yost tied for fifth in the high jump clearing a height of 5’2”.

Andrew Hess also brought home a pair of medals for the TMP boys track team.

Hess placed second in the 3200 meters (10:10.52) and seventh in the 1600 meters (4:51.20)

The lady Monarchs placed 10th as a team. Russell finished second.

The TMP boys finished 26th. Norton and Scott City tied for first.

Hays’ Berens earns two medals at state track and field championship

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WICHITA – The Hays High Indian track team had seven individuals place in class 4A at the State Track and Field Championships at Cessna Stadium in Wichita on Saturday.

Shane Berens led the Indian boys with a pair of third place finishes. Berens placed third in the shot put with a throw of 52’7”. His throw of 165’11” in the discus was good enough for 3rd place in class 4A.

Keith Dryden placed second in the 400 meter dash with a time of 49.96 seconds and Maddux Winter finished fourth in the 110 hurdles with a time of 15.24 seconds,

Ethan Nunnery placed eighth in the triple jump with a distance of 45’5.5”.

Haley George was sixth in the high jump clearing a height of 5’2” and Audra Schmeidler placed sixth in the shot put with a throw of 36’4”.

The Hays High boys finished 10th and girls 30th.

State track and field results

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After severe weather moved into the Wichita area Friday afternoon the state track and field championship schedule was altered to run everything in one day.

Final results from Saturday’s state track and field championships
1A boys 4×400 relay finals
Osborne – 4th (3:36.84)
Schurr, Peterson, Lackey, Grabast, Wolters, Heise

Stockton – 5th (3:37.80)
Beougher, Kuhlmann, Lowry, Williams, Green

La Crosse – 8th (3:38.89)
Brown, Sherman, Hayes, Herdman, Figueiredo De Mirand

Dighton – 9th (3:38.94)
Dominguez, Cramer, Keal, Torson, Blair Hoffman, Daltan Hoffman

Otis-Bison – 13th (3:45.18)
Foust, Jecha, Keller, Dean, Urban, Wiltse

2A boys 4×400 relay finals
Smith Center – 4th (3:30.40)
Meitler, Zabel, Jesse Staples, Hileman, Buckmaster, Hutchinson

1A boys long jump
Kian Coffey Stockton – 2nd (21’4.25)
Kyler Williams Stockton – 4th (20’10.75)
Joey Raat Natoma – 8th (19’2)
Dylan Smith Dighton – 13th (18’6.5)

1A girls 4×400 relay finals
Quinter – 6th (4:17.32)
Blackwill, Miller, Wolf, Bird, Gruenbacher, Walt

Logan – 8th (4:22.15)
Braun, Bliss, Shellito, Ryann Kats, Hofaker

Victoria – 10th (4:25.76)
Newbold, Windholz, Oberle, Dinkel, Radke

Stockton – 11th (4:26.53)
Billinger, Hamilton, Reichard, Wente, Conyac

2A girls 4×400 relay finals
Hill City – 2nd (4:12.35)
Kennedy, Nelson, Keith, Conway, Keener, Mcdowell

Ellis – 14th (4:25.03)
Waldschmidt, Brack, Burton, Mattheyer, Gamez, Deutscher

2A boys triple jump
Chandler Stiawalt Ness City – 1st (42’10.75)

2A girls javelin
Alexcia Deutscher Ellis – 1st (135’02)
Bailey Strine Smith Center – 4th (125’01)
Makenna Fritts Ness City – 5th (124’01)

1A boys 200 meter dash finals
Collin Kisner Victoria – 4th (23.14)
Austin Rietcheck Hoxie – 7th (23.39)

2A boys 200 meter dash finals
Sam Kaup Plainville – 1st (22.80)
Hayden Friend Plainville – 4th (23.14)

3A boys 200 meter dash finals
Tevin Petrie Norton – 3rd (22.91)

3A boys discus
Jace Ruder Norton – 6th (143’07)

2A girls pole vault
Cheyenne Nickelson Trego – 4th (9’)
Gracen Hutchinson Smith Center – 5th (8’6)

1A girls high jump
Kacee Klozenbucher La Crosse – 4th (5’2)
Mariah Stauffer Thunder Ridge – 9th (4’10)
Kayley Chrisler Natoma – 10th (4’10)

3A boys triple jump
Tevin Petrie Norton – 2nd (43’6.25)

1A girls shot put
Jordan Speer Dighton – 1st (42’11)
Christen Greving Logan – 2nd (38’0.5)

1A girls 200 meter dash finals
Kali Weber Victoria – 1st (26.24)
Dakota Hoffman Dighton – 15th (28.27)

2A girls 200 meter dash finals
Shania Werner Plainville – 8th (26.81)
Ashley Mattheyer Ellis – 16th (28.21)

3A girls 200 meter dash finals
Kara Frack Norton – 6th (26.93)
Caitlyn Cox Norton – 7th (27.09)

3A boys 800 meters
Tyus Henson Norton – 2nd (1:58.09)

1A boys 800 meters
Cullen Grabast Osborne – 2nd (2:00.11)
Dean Masters Natoma – 8th (2:03.16)
Taitem Zeigler Natoma – 10th (2:04.81)

1A girls javelin
Jordan Speer Dighton – 1st (133’01)
Paige Keller Palco – 12th (110’06)
Christen Greving – 14th (105’05)
Kylie Crist Quinter – 15th (104’05)

2A boys discus
Levi Armon Ness City – 2nd (146’07)
Zach Pierson Plainville – 6th (144’10)
Clay Money Hill City – 7th (144’04)
Willie Wilkerson Plainville – 8th (144’03)

4A girls 800 meters
Marie Reveles Hays – 10th (2:27.41)

3A girls 800 meters
Melissa Pfeifer TMP – 2nd (2:27.21)

1A girls 800 meters
Sara Cramer Dighton 3rd (2:28.46)
Layne Pettijohn Thunder Ridge – 4th (2:29.99)
Emma Rues La Crosse – 8th (2:34.08)
Kayley Chrisler Natoma – 9th (2:35.29)
Payden Shapland Dighton – 12th (2:39.99)

1A boys 300 meter hurdles
Jonah Ruckman Quinter – 7th (42.63)

2A boys 300 meter hurdles
Kaden Meitler Smith Center – 2nd (41.49)
Ryan Buresh Plainville – 14th (43.46)

3A boys 300 meter hurdles
Jace Ruder Norton – 11th (43.66)

3A girls 300 meter hurdles
Kendra Werth TMP – 12th (49.95)

2A girls 300 meter hurdles
Amanda Conway Hill City – 3rd (47.13)
Madalyn Nelson Hill City – 5th (47.84)

1A girls 300 meter hurdles
Afftin Conway Osborne – 3rd (46.92)
Macalee White Hoxie – 16th (57.41)

1A girls discus
Monica Jirak Thunder Ridge – 1st (128’06)
Jordan Speer Dighton – 3rd (114’01)
Christen Greving Logan – 4th (113’01)
Tayler Petersen Thunder Ridge – 8th (104’06)

1A girls pole vault
Jayden Newbold Victoria – 9th (8’6)
Ryann Kats Logan – 14th (8’)

2A girls discus
Allyssa Miller Hill City – 1st (146’03) *New 2A state record
Haley Reiter Ellis – 5th (109’)

4A boys 400 Meter Dash Finals
Keith Dryden Hays – 2nd (49.96)

2A boys 400 meters
Sam Kaup Plainville – DQ (out of lane)

1A boys shot put
Riley Nyp Palco – 2nd (47’2.5)

1A boys 400 meters
Cullen Grabast Osborne – 3rd (51.69)
Clayton Herdman La Crosse – 4th (51.88)
Dean Masters Natoma – 6th (52.45)
Denton Schurr Osborne – 14th (54.43)

1A girls long jump
Taylor Regan Otis-Bison – 1st (16’9)

2A girls triple jump
Abby Burton Ellis – 4th (35’2.25)
Kelsey Brack Ellis – 7th (34’5)

3A boys shot put
Jacob Green Norton – 12th (44’1)

2A Girls 400 meters
Cassie Waldschmidt Ellis – 13th (1:05.42)

1A boys javelin
Clayton Herdman La Crosse – 2nd (168’06)
Riley Nyp Palco – 5th (162’)
Dylan Foos Dighton – 7th (154’08)

1A Girls 400 meters
Sarah Bird Quinter – 10th (1:02.35)
Sara Cramer Dighton – 11th (1:02.43)
Lilly Schamberger Hoxie – 13th (1:03.79)

3A boys 4×100 relay finals
Norton – 1st – 43.63
Petrie, Ruder, Lively, Brown, Henson, McEwen

2A boys 4×100 relay finals
Plainville – 2nd (44.89)
Ventura, Kaup, Wilkens, Friend, Chase Cellmer

Ness City – 7th (45.49)
Muniz, Scheopner, Luis Rodriguez, Stiawalt, Kevin Rodriguez, Fellhoelter

1A boys 4×100 relay finals
Stockton – 2nd (44.55)
Winters, Coffey, Lowry, Williams, Green

Dighton – 6th (45.75)
Cruz, Dominguez, Foos, Smith, B.Hoffman, D. Hoffman

Victoria – 9th (46.46)
Knoles, Hockersmith, Drew, Kisner, Karlin, Brungardt

1A girls triple jump
Taylor Regan Otis-Bison – 3rd (34’6.25)
Kacee Klozenbucher La Crosse – 10th (32’11)

1A boys high jump
Jonah Ruckman Quinter – 4th (6’2)
Isaac Torson Dighton – 15th (5’8)

2A boys shot put
Levi Armon Ness City – 1st (52’6)
Mekhai Bates Hill City – 15th (44’6.5)

3A girls 4×100 relay finals
Norton – 5th (51.31)
Cox, Engelbert, Miller, Frack, Ambrosier, Maddy

2A Girls 4×100 relay
Ellis – 3rd (50.95)
Deutscher, Burton, Brack, Mattheyer, Waldschmidt, Hernandez

Hill City – 7th (51.62)
Conway, Keith, Keener, Nelson, Kennedy, Mcdowell

Ness City – 9th (52.42)
Fritts, Stiawalt, Holecek, Richardson, Schrieber, Moore

1A girls 4×100 relay finals
Victoria – 2nd (51.58)
Newbold, Oberle, Dinkel, Weber, Windholz, Radke

Logan – 6th (52.79)
Braun, Greving, Bliss, Kats, Shellito

Natoma – 7th (52.83)
Chambray, Buzzell, Chrisler, Casey, Ostmeyer

La Crosse – 10th (53.41)
Gilbert, West, Klozenbucher, Rues, Pierce

1A boys pole vault
Austin Tien Logan – T2nd (12’6)

2A girls long jump
Shania Werner Plainville – 2nd (16’9.25)
Kelsey Brack Ellis – 8th (15’9.5)
Alexcia Deutscher Ellis – 9th (15’6)

4A boys shot put
Shane Berens Hays – 3rd (52’7)

2A boys 1600 meters
Sean Conness Trego – 14th (4:58.02)

3A boys 1600 meters
Andrew Hess TMP – 7th (4:51.20)

1A boys 1600 meters
Taitem Zeigler Natoma – 8th (4:46.61)
Kade Urban Otis-Bison – 11th (5:01.65)
Taylor Keller Palco – 12th (5:05.12)

3A girls 1600 meters
Melissa Pfeifer TMP – 2nd (5:25.58)

1A boys triple jump
Kian Coffey Stockton – 1st (44’7.5)

2A girls high jump
Ashley Mattheyer Ellis – 3rd (5’2)
Lexie McDowell Hill City – T4th (5’)

1A girls 1600 meters
Payden Shapland Dighton – 7th (5:46.64)
Wysteria Corbett Thunder Ridge – 9th (5:48.36)

2A girls 1600 meters
Helen Geifer Trego – 9th (5:41.20)

2A boys high jump
Chandler Stiawalt Ness City – 1st (6’6)
Brett Meyer Smith Center – 14th (5’10)
Mike Poe Hill City – NH

4A boys 100 meter dash finals
Keith Dryden Hays – 12th (11.31)

2A girls shot put
Allyssa Miller Hill – 1st (39’0.5)
Makenna Fritts Ness City – 2nd (38’8.5)
Mikayla Dietz Smith Center – 6th (35’9.5)
Michelle Palmer Smith Center – 12th (33’6.5)

2A boys 100 meter dash finals
Hayden Friend Plainville – 6th (11.51)

1A boys 100 meter dash finals
Collin Kisner Victoria – 7th (11.50)
Austin Rietcheck Hoxie – 10th (11.57)
Kylar Williams Stockton – 12th (11.72)
Brayden Winters Stockton – 14th (11.88)

2A girls 100 meter dash finals
Alexcia Deutscher Ellis – 4th (12.81)
Shania Werner Plainville – 11th (13.14)

1A girls 100 meter dash finals
Kali Weber Victoria – 2nd (12.83)

3A boys 4×800 relay
TMP – 12th
Ethan Lang, Hayden Lowe, Trevor Pfeifer, Andrew Hess, Paul Brull

2A boys 4×800 relay
Smith Center – 12th
Hileman, Ifland, Benoit, Staples, Hutchinson, Buckmaster

Oakley – 14th
Engel, Kuhlman, Abell, Zimmerman, Hemmert

1A boys 4×800 relay
Natoma – 2nd
Zeigler, Raat, Dickerson, Dean Masters, Pruter, Lund

Dighton – 7th
Cramer, Hoffman, Hoffman, Keal, Torson

Osborne – 8th
Wolters, Schurr, Heise, Grabast, Peterson, Lackey

La Crosse – 10th
Sherman, Brown, Figueiredo De Mirand, Hayes, Herdman

4A girls shot put
Audra Schmeidler Hays – 6th (36’4)

1A girls 4×800 relay
Quinter – 2nd (10:24.33)
Blackwill, Miller, Wolf, Sarah Bird, Gruenbacher, Havlas

Dighton – 10th (11:09.50)
Shapland, Shapland, Hoffman, Cramer, Speer

2A girls 4×800 relay
Trego Community – 12th (10:52.62)
Giefer, A. Carr, J. Howard, A. Howard, E. Carr, Dietz

Smith Center – 14th (11:07.73)
Shellito, Hutchinson, Kirchhoff, Karg, Devlin

3A girls 4×800 relay
Norton – 10th (10:48.54)
Engelbert, Ambrosier, Melvin, Maddy, Burge, Patterson

TMP – 11th (10:53.87)
Stouffer, Teel, Schibi, Urban, Pfeifer

3A girls high jump
Savannah Yost TMP – T5th (5’2)

2A boys long jump
Chandler Stiawalt Ness City – 1st (20’9.5)
Allen Goff Trego – 12th (16’6.75)

1A boys discus
Riley Nyp Palco – 3rd (132’11)
Regan Kats Logan – 8th (128’7)
Kadin Trower La Crosse – 14th (109’10)

2A boys javelin
Hesston Maxwell Smith Center – 13th (140’10)
Brennan Chacon Ness City – 16th – (134’3)

2A boys 110 hurdles
Kaden Meitler Smith Center – 3rd (15.64)

1A boys 110 hurdles
Jonah Ruckman Quinter – 5th (15.12)

4A boys 110 hurdles
Maddux Winter Hays – 4th (15.24)

3A boys high jump
Hayden Lowe TMP – 9th (5’10)
Koby McEwen Norton – 5th (6’)

1A girls 3200 meters
Payden Shapland Dighton – 5th (12:19.69)

1A boys 3200 meters
Justin Giesbrecht Victoria – 7th (10:33.29)
Taylor Keller Palco – 10th (10:52.56)

2A girls 3200 meters
Helen Geifer Trego – 5t (12:11.09)
Savannah Moore Ness City – 11th (12:46.59)

2A boys 3200 meters
Lucas Roths Ness City – 8th (10:20.66)
Bernard Giefer Trego – 14th (11:01.48)

3A girls 3200 meters
Melissa Pfeifer TMP – 2nd (11:49.40)

3A boys 3200 meters
Andrew Hess TMP – 2nd (10:10.52)

1A Girls 100 meter hurdles
Regan Casey Natoma 6th (16.44)

2A Girls 100 meter hurdles
Madalyn Nelson Hill City – 7th (16.63)

3A boys 110 hurdles
Jace Ruder Norton – 4th (15.65)

2A boys pole vault
Kaden Meitler Smith Center – 1st (13’6)
Everett Brandyberry Hill City – 7th (12’

WICHITA – Final results from Friday’s Kansas State Track and Field Championships:
4A boys discus
Shane Berens – Hays 3rd (165’1)

4A girls high jump
Haley George – Hays – 6th (5’2)

4A boys triple jump
Ethan Nunnery – Hays 8th (42’5.5)

Indian’s softball season closes at state

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By Dustin Armbruster

Two five run innings by the Kansas City Piper Pirates was too much for Hays High to overcome Friday at the 4A-1 state tournament. Hays fell 10-5 to the top seeded Pirates to end their season at 10-11. Hays led off the game with a pair of singles but could not capitalize. Piper scored five runs and sent ten to the plate to take the lead for good.

Hays did get within a single run with two outs in the top of the third. The Indians loaded the bases for Tessa Stickel who launched a grand slam over the fence in right center field. The Stickel blast put Hays back into the game, trailing 5-4. The momentum though was short lived. In the bottom half of the same inning Piper added five more runs to increase their lead to 10-4.

Highlights

Stickel narrowly missed another homer to left field when the ball hit the fence just eighteen inches from the top. That double drove in the Indian’s fifth and final run of the contest.

Coach Erin Wagner

Piper’s Abby Henry who has signed to play at Washburn took the victory in the circle for the Pirates who are now 19-2. Kaitlyn Brown was tagged with the loss allowing five runs over just two-thirds of an inning. Jaysa Wichers allowed five runs over 5.1 innings pitching in relief.

TMP Softball season ends in Quarterfinals

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MANHATTAN, Kan.-TMP scored one run in the top of the first inning and had the bases loaded with only one out.  The stage was set for a big inning for the number eight seed Lady Monarchs against the top seed Southeast of Saline. TMP would not score again as they grounded into a fielder’s choice and struck out to end the inning.  Southeast would score a run to tie the game in the bottom of the first and would take the lead for good with two runs in the third inning.

After seeing the Lady Trojans score a run in the bottom of the fifth inning to take a 4-1 lead, TMP loaded the bases with two outs in the top of the sixth but were unable to score.  Southeast of Saline put the game away with four runs in the bottom of the inning, winning by a final score of 8-1.

TMP finishes their season with a record of 17-6.  Southeast of Saline advanced to the state semifinals against Oskaloosa, losing 10-1 to complete their season at 23-2.

 

HHS softball schedule updated

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SALINA – The Hays High Indians softball team will open play at the 4A-D1 state tournament Friday at 5 p.m. against Kansas City Piper.

The first round game was originally scheduled for Thursday at 5 p.m. but severe weather and heavy rains in the Salina area forced the first round to be rescheduled for Friday evening.

The first round is scheduled for 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Friday. The semifinals will start at 11:00 a.m. Saturday with the third place game at 1p.m. and the championship game at 2p.m.

You can hear the Indians on 96.9 KFIX.

Ellis baseball’s season ends with loss at state

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GREAT BEND – The Ellis baseball team saw their season come to an end Thursday at the 2-1A state tournament in Great Bend falling 5-0 to Medicine Lodge in a game that was delayed for more than three hours because of severe weather.

The two teams battled to a scoreless tie through the first four innings but in the fifth the Indians took advantage of three Ellis errors and two walks scoring four to take a 4-0 lead. Medicine Lodge added a single run in the sixth inning on their way to the 5-0 win.

Ellis was held without a hit in the game and stranded seven runners on base.

Easton Smith allowed five runs on four hits, walked six and struck out four in the loss .

The Railers finished the year 17-5.

Medicine Lodge plays Sacred Heart in the semifinals Friday at the Great Bend Sports Complex.

The Knights upset the No. 1 seed Sedan 3-2 Thursday.

Severe weather and heavy rains force changes to state tournaments

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Heavy rains and severe weather across Kansas postponed a number of first round state softball and baseball games.

TMP’s softball team will face top seed Southeast of Saline at 10 a.m. Friday in Manhattan at the 3A state tournament. The game was originally scheduled for Thursday evening.

According to the Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) there will be no third place game. They instead will attempt to play the first round and semifinal games Friday with the championship game on Saturday.

Hays High’s first round game with Kansas City Piper at the 4A-D1 tournament in Salina has been postponed to Friday as well, although no start time has been set as of Thursday night. The two teams were set to play Thursday at 5p.m.

Weather also altered the 4A-D2 tournament on Thursday. Russell/Victoria’s opening round game against Goodland has been moved to Friday. They will play the second game of the day.

Lady Indians rally falls short in quarterfinals

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WICHITA, Kan.-The Hays High Lady Indian soccer team ran out of time in their 4-3-2-1A State Quarterfinal match against Wichita Trinity Academy on Tuesday night in Wichita, losing 3-2.  It didn’t take Trinity long to score as Julia Rogg struck first in the 6th minute of the match.  The Lady Knights were able to tack on another goal in the 26th minute off the foot of Baylor signee,  Ally Henderson.  The lead was 2-0 at halftime.

Rogg would score again midway through the second half to give Trinity a commanding 3-0 lead.  That is when the Hays High game came to life.  Sydney Sulzman smoked one through the back of the net in the 71st minute to tally the first score for the Lady Indians.  Hays High was not done yet.  Following a hand ball in the box, Allie Rome was able to convert the penalty kick in the 78th minute.  The Lady Indians were able to get the ball deep in the Trinity zone in the final minute but were unable to get a shot on goal.

With the loss Hays High ends their season with a record of 11-7.  Trinity improves to 14-3 and will take on DeSoto in the state semi-finals on Thursday in Topeka.

Stockton’s Beougher and Osborne’s Burch place at 1A state tournament

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FORT LEAVENWORTH – Stockton freshmen Brady Beougher shot a nine-over 80 to finish third at the 1A state golf tournament at Trails West Golf Course at Fort Leavenworth Monday.

Beougher opened with a 37 on the front nine and finished with a 43 on the back nine to finish three shots back of the individual champion Ryan Gfeller of Triplains.

Osborne’s Justin Burch finished in sixth after shooting an 82.

Easton Slipke from Hoxie shot an 87 to finish 11th and Dayde Mader was tied for 12th with an 88.

Hoxie finished third as a team scored of 367 and Osborne placed sixth with a 411.

Immaculata won the team title with a 347.

Hays High Indian golfers win state championship

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ULYSSES – Hays High Freshman Tradgon McCrea shot a three-over 75 and the Hays High golf team won its first state championship since 1996 Monday at the Bentwood Golf Course in Ulysses.

McCrea finished one shot back of the individual champion Clete Carlson from Chanute who carded a 74.

McCrea was one of two Indians to finish inside the top ten finishing in a tie for third but finished 5th after a playoff. Payton Ruder finished ninth three shots back with a 77. Justin McCulick and Allen Zollinger each turned in rounds of 80 to finish tied for 20th.

All four earned All-State Honors.

The Indians combined to shot a 312, edging Rose Hill by three shots.

La Crosse’s Herman fourth at sand greens golf tournament

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TIPTON – La Crosse’s Brett Herman turned in an 83 and the Leopards golf team finished sixth at the Sand Green State Golf Tournament at the Tipton Oaks Golf Course Monday in Tipton.

Herman’s, 13-over 83 was eight shots back of the individual champion Dylan Hollerich of Tipton. Tipton also won the team title with a combined scor of 336.

Cheylin finished second with a 374. La Crosse placed sixth with a combined 424 team score.

Garrett Holopirek finished 31st, Addie Kershner 32nd and Cole Pierce placed 33rd.

Hays High girls’ soccer advances to state quarterfinals

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TOWANDA, Kan. – The Hays High girls’ soccer team used two Sydney Sulzman goals, lengthy possession time and solid defense to upend Circle 2-1 Thursday night in Towanda. Sulzman struck for her first goal in the 30th minute from just inside the goalie box on the far right side. It did not take Circle long to answer as Jill McCoy was able to sneak one by Hays’ goalkeeper Taylor Groen-Younger.

Sulzman would strike again at the beginning of the second half to give Hays High the lead in the 43rd minute. Circle tried to mount a comeback late in the match but did not have enough fuel left in their tank to really challenge the fresh legs of Hays High.

Head coach Jim Maska on his team advancing to the state quarterfinals


The Indians (11-6) will now face Trinity Academy (13-3) Tuesday at 6:30 pm in Wichita. The Knights have outscored their first two opponents 21-0 including a 10-0 win over Buhler yesterday.

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