LA CROSSE, Kan. – After being delayed for over a week and a half because of weather, the KSHSAA Sand Green championship was finally held Thursday yesterday at the La Crosse Country Club with the host Leaopards finishing in third place with a 384.. Riley County won the team title with a 349. Tipton was second 30 shots back.

Blake Herrman and Hunter Morgan both had rounds of 89 and tied for fifth place and were the only Leopards in the top-10. Kaden Barker led Tipton with a round of 90 and tied for seventh.

Chase County’s Justin Kohlman won the individual title with a 5-over-par 75.

SALINA, Kan. – It took over a week but they were finally able to get the 2A state golf tournament completed at the Hesston Golf Course. Play started last Monday but was halted by rain. More heavy rain forced the tournament to pushed back several times before eventually being started over.

Sacred Heart out of Salina won the team title with a 313. Plainville finished fourth with a 350 and Trego was fifth at 356.

Plainville’s Tanner Copeland shot a 2-over-par 73 and finished fourth. Trego’s Dalton Mai shot a 6-over-par 77 and was part of a four-way tie for sixth but finished fourth in the playoff and came home with ninth place. Plainville’s Parker Krob shot a 7-over-par 78 and was part of a three-way tie for 10th but finished second in the playoff for 11th place.

The Ellis Railroaders had four players named to the Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches 2-1A All-State team.

Sophomore Tegan Cain was a first team selection as a pitcher. Senior Talon Torline was a second team selection as a designated hitter and junior Carter Bollig was named to the second team as a third baseman. Freshman Tyson Jimenez was named to the honorable mention team.

Cain finished the season 8-1 with a 1.98 earned run average with 53 strikeouts and 11 walks in 28.1 innings. He allowed just eight earned runs (11 total) on 16 hits.

He also led the Railers in almost all offensive categories, including batting average (.508), hits (33), triples (6), homeruns (3) and RBI’s (31).

Torline and Bollig led Ellis in doubles (6). Torline hit .407 on the season with one home run, 15 RBI’s and 22 runs scored. Bollig batted .379 with 20 RBI’s and 28 runs scored.

Jimenez finished the season with a .379 batting average and tied for a team-high with 34 runs scored.

Ellis finished the season 15-4 and loss to Sedgwick in the regional championship game.

WICHITA – After weather delays in the first two days of the Kansas high school track and field the last few events were pushed to Sunday and the final day wouldn’t have been complete without one final weather delay. But after a brief lighting delay they were finally able to complete the last few events.

In the girls 2A 4×400 meter relay Ellis finished 6^th as a team with a time of 4:18.14. Ness City was 12^th.

In the 3A girls 4×4 Phillipsburg finished third with a time of 4:07.17 and TMP was 12^th. The TMP boys finished seventh in the boys 4×4 with a time of 3:31.53.

The Osborne girls finished third as a team in class 1A while their boys were the highest area team in 1A in 12^th place.

In class 2A the Smith Center boys finished fifth while the Ellis girls tied for fifth, Plainville was seventh.

The TMP girls finished in a tie for 12^th. The TMP boys were tied for 13^th.

In class 5A the Hays High girls finished 29^th and the boys were 24^th.

Hays High results
Boys 300 Hurdles (Class 5A)	Da’Vontai Robinson – 41.43
Girls 300 Hurdles (Class 5A)	7 – Brooklyn Schaffer – 47.07
Girls 3200 (Class 5A)	15 – Landri Dotts – 13:04.91
Boys High Jump (Class 5A)	11 – Roy Moroni – 5-10.00
Boys Javelin Throw (Class 5A)	3 – Gavin Meyers – 167-01
Boys Pole Vault (Class 5A)	6 – Tucker Veach – 13-00.00
Girls Shot Put (Class 5A)	11 – Logan Harris – 33-08.50
Boys Triple Jump (Class 5A)	15 – Kyler Beckman – 40-07.00

 

 

TMP results
Boys 200 Dash (Class 3A)	5 – Ethan Lang 23.08
Boys 400 Dash (Class 3A)	3 – Ethan Lang 50.65
Girls 800 (Class 3A)	12 – Adell Riedel 2:29.14
Boys 1600 (Class 3A)	13 – Sheldon Weber 4:41.29
Boys 3200 (Class 3A)	9 – Sheldon Weber 10:23.49
Boys High Jump (Class 3A)	14 – Jared Mayers 5-08.00
Girls High Jump (Class 3A)	3 – Jenna Romme 5-00.00 4 – Kasside Yost J5-00.00 6 – Makinsey Schlautman J5-00.00
Girls Long Jump (Class 3A)	5 – Paris Wolf 16-01.00
Girls Shot Put (Class 3A)	13 – Sasha Wasinger 34-02.75
Girls Triple Jump (Class 3A)	9 – Abby Rueschhoff 34-08.25
3A Girls 4×400 Meter Relay	12 – 4:14.68
3A Boys 4×400 Meter Relay	7 – 3:31.53
3A Girls 4×800 Meter Relay	7 – 10:16.76
3A Boys 4×800 Meter Relay	4 – 8:20.51

 

 

 

 

WICHITA – With just a handful of events left severe weather forced officials to push the reminder of the KSHSAA State Track and Field meet to Sunday morning.

After the meet was delayed Friday morning for nearly three hours and then postponed in the afternoon they were able to get in most of the remaining events on Saturday before another round of storms moved into the Wichita area Saturday night.

In the events they were able to get in the Osborne Bulldogs won but the high hurdles races. Afftin Conway won the girls 100 meters hurdles and Darrien Holloway won the boys 110-meter hurdles. Holloway also won the 300 high hurdles.

The TMP girls finished seventh in the 3A girls 4×800 relay with a time of 10:16.76.

The TMP boys finished fourth in the boys 3A 4×800 relay with a time of 8:20.51.

Trego’s Helen Giefer claimed the title in the 2A girls 1600 meters with a time of 5:18.36.

In the girls 2A 400 meter dash Plainville’s Aubree Dewey earned a first place finish with a time of 58.31. Ellis’ Cassie Waldschmidt finished second in a time of 59.36. Waldschmidt also placed fourth in the 2A girls 200.

The TMP girls’ high jumpers all recorded a height of 5 feet. Jenna Romme finished third by tiebreaker with Kassidy Yost right behind Romme in fourth and Makinsey Schlautman finished tied for sixth.

Gavin Meyers placed third for the Hays High boys in the 5A boys javelin with a throw of 167 feet 1 inch.

Hays High’s Brooklyn Schaffer placed seventh in the 5A girls 300 low hurdles.

In class 2A Ellis’ Grace Eck placed second in the girls 800 meters.

Hays High’s Tucker Veach earned a sixth-place finish in the 5A boys pole vault clearing a height of 13 feet.

On Sunday the remaining field events will start at 10 a.m. with the running events starting at 11 a.m.

Tune into 101.9 The Bull for updates beginning in the 12:00 p.m. hour.

SALINA, Kan. – Stockton’s Brady Beougher shot a 7-over-par 77 and finished third at the 1A State Golf Tournament Wednesday at the Salina Municipal Golf Course. The senior recorded four bogeys and three birdies on the back nine and won a playoff with Frankfort’s Aiden Gerstner to claim third place.

Central Plains Alex Hickel overcame two double-bogeys and a bogey on the back nine and finished runner-up with a 6-over-par 76, one shot behind individual champ Eli Bullinger of Montezuma-South Gray.

Lathe Watkins of Osborne lost a playoff with Kate Tilma of the Classical School in Wichita and finished seventh. Watkins shot an 8-over-par 78.

Osborne shot a 340 and finished second, four shots behind Frankfort. Atwood was sixth with a 371 and Stockton 12th with a 398.

Mother nature was the big winner at the state golf tournaments around Kansas with play suspended yesterday at every location.

At the 3A state tournament at the Emporia Municipal Club in Emporia, where the TMP golf team is, play is scheduled to resume on Wednesday morning at 11 am. The Monarchs Cameron Rozean sits in seventh place at 5-over through 11 holes. Trevor Wilson of Caney Valley and Tyler Martin of Phillipsburg share the lead at 3-over when play resumes.

Play will also resume at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Hesston at the Hesston Golf Park at the 2A state tournament. Plainville’s Tanner Copeland sits two back of the lead at 1-over-par through six holes. Teammate Parker Krob is 2-over through eight. Carter Minson of Trego is also 2-over through three and Ellis’ Brady Frickey 3-over through six.

In Salina, at the Salina Municipal Golf Course, the 1A tournament will resume tomorrow at 10 a.m. Stockton’s Brady Beougher sits at 1-over-par through five holes and is one shot off the lead. Central Plains Alex Hickel and Osborne’s Lathe Watkins are both 2-over through five.

Hays High is at 5A tournament is Dodge City, at Mariah Hills Golf Course and that is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. Wednesday.

The sand green tournament has been moved to Wednesday in LaCrosse.