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HHS volleyball sweeps own triangular

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HHS-VBThe Hays High volleyball team picked up two more wins heading into Saturday’s sub-state tournament in Buhler. The Indians swept Maize (25-13, 26-24) and Salina Central (25-13, 26-24) at their own triangular at the own triangular Tuesday night.

Against MaizeTessa Stickel recorded nine kills, Taylor Groen-Younger 12 assists, Albany Schaffer 16 digs, Kylie Brown three blocks and Madison Prough two service aces.

In the Salina Central match, Tessa Stickel and Kylie Brown each had nine kills. Madison Prough recorded 12 assists, Albany Schaffer 19 digs and Kylie Brown three blocks. Schaffer, Prough and Audra Schmeidler each had three service aces.

The Indians will take a 29-7 record into Saturday’s sub-state tournament in Buhler.

Hays High Golf 3rd At State; Brungardt and DeBoer Top 5

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By Dustin Armbruster

The Hays High Lady Indian golf team wasn’t quite able to defend their 2014 state title.  However their third place finish on Monday was still a major accomplishment.

All season Katie Brungardt and Taylor DeBoer battled at the top of the leaderboard, consistently finishing in the top five.  But for the majority of the season the team finishes didn’t match up.  The team was made up of inexperienced players outside of Brungardt and Deboer.  Four of the players didn’t even own clubs, playing the season with borrowed equipment.

Coach Kelli Karlin

Katie Brungardt

Taylor DeBoer

Heading into the Regional Tournament in Goodland, Hays was just simply hoping to qualify the team to state.  They did qualify to the state tournament to be held on their home course at Smoky Hill Golf Course.

Battling 20-30 mph southerly winds Brungardt fired an 82 to finish runner-up.  She shot a 44 on the her first nine, followed by a 38.  The winning score was 77.  DeBoer carded an 89 for 5th shooting a 44 and 45.   Emily McGuire and Breanna Park rounded out the Indians score of 411.  Emily George and Brittani Park also competed on Monday.

Hays finished behind Goodland (400) and champion Winfield at 395.

Beloit uses big 3rd Quarter to put away TMP

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Beloit 60, TMP 21

Beloit outscored TMP 28-0 in the 3rd Quarter Friday night to blow open a close game with the visitors from Hays. The Trojans led 24-14 at halftime and used one offensive and three defensive touchdowns in the third to help blow out the Monarchs 60-21.

TMP scored three touchdowns on the night.  A 65-yard Chase Romme touchdown run on the first offensive play of the game for the Monarchs put TMP on the board.  Gavin Schumacher added a couple of scores for TMP as well. He was on the receiving end of a 36-yard touchdown strike from Romme with under a minute to play in the first half. He also hauled in a 42-yard touchdown pass from Luke Ruder in the 4th Quarter.

TMP drops to 1-6 overall and 0-1 in Class 3A, District 14 play.  The Monarchs will host Russell on Friday night at Lewis Field Stadium.

JOHN MONTGOMERY POSTGAME

GAME HIGHLIGHTS

 

Hays falls to Buhler in district opener

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By Dustin Armbruster

The Hays High Indians opened district play with the undefeated Buhler Crusaders on Friday Night.  Buhler had only given up 41 points in their first six games, which included three shut-out wins.  Buhler entered the night ranked #2 in class 4A-1.  It was the first time Hays had played an opponent that was not in Class 5A or 6A.

The Indians forced Buhler into a change of possession on downs to start the game.  Hays then had their punt blocked and recovered at the 1 yard line to set up the Crusaders to with their first score of the night one play later.  Hays blocked the extra point to keep the score at 6-0.  Hays responded on their next drive scoring on a 43 yard touchdown pass from Kohlton Meyers to Keith Dryden on 3rd a 21.  The score and Logan Clark extra point gave the Indians a 7-6 lead in the first quarter.

Highlights

 

Hays would hold that lead until midway through the second quarter.  At that point Buhler would score three touchdowns in less than five minutes to go up 25-7 at halftime.

The Indians opened the second half driving with the football but fumbled the ball that Buhler returned 40 yards for a touchdown.  Buhler would go on for the 46-14 win.  Dylan Schmidtberger scored his first career touchdowns for the Indians in the fourth quarter for their second score of the night.

Coach Rath

 

Hays falls to 2-5 and 0-1 in district play.  Buhler is now 7-0 for the eighth time in school history.

Hays travels to 7-0 Abilene next week.  Abilene beat McPherson 26-17 on Friday moving to 1-0 in district play.

HHS girls fourth, boys fifth at WAC cross country meet

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The Hays High girls finished fourth and the boys fifth at the Western Athletic Conference cross country meet Thursday in Liberal. Dodge City won the girls race with 33 points while the Indians scored 80. Haley George led the Indian girls with a 12th place finish.

Click on links below for complete results.
Boys WAC cross country results
Girls WAC cross country results

In the boys race, Dodge City won with 27 points. The Indians scored 110. Ethan Shippy was the top Hays High runner with a 12th place finish.

“The overall results may not truly show it, but coaching staff was very proud of the way our athletes competed” said head coach Jerold Harris. “Our ladies took a step forward and competed tougher than we have in the past few weeks. Our varsity guys did what they always do, competed tough”.

Boys Team Results
1. Dodge City – 27
2. Garden City – 62
3. Liberal – 74
4. Great Bend – 86
5. Hays High – 110

Girls Team Results
1. Dodge City – 33
2. Garden City – 65
3. Liberal – 70
4. Hays High – 80
5. Great Bend – 102

TMP-Marian volleyball splits first two matches at MCL tournament

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The TMP-Marian volleyball team went 1-1 to start pool play at the Mid-Continent League tournament Thursday in Stockton.

The Monarchs defeated Oakley 25-14, 25-17 then lost to Smith Center 22-25, 15-25 and are now 29-4 on the year.

TMP-Marian will play Plainville and Hill City when pool play resumes Saturday in their efforts to advance to bracket play later in the day.

HHS and TMP-Marian hold spots in latest KVA rankings

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No change for Hays High and TMP-Marian in the latest KVA rankings out on Wednesday. The Indians remain fifth in 4A Division I and the Monarchs seventh in 3A.

La Crosse holds at No. 4 in 1A Division I.

Complete rankings below…

Class 6A
1. Olathe Northwest 27-1 (1)
2. Blue Valley West 30-3 (2)
3. Olathe East 21-7 (3)
4. Blue Valley North 18-8 (6)
5. Shawnee Mission East 26-5 (5)
6. Blue Valley Northwest 15-12 (8)
7. Manhattan 19-11 (9)
8. Washburn Rural 20-9 (10)
9. Wichita East 27-5 (7)
10. Derby 29-6 (4)

Class 5A
1. St. James Academy 28-1 (1)
2. Shawnee Heights 31-4 (2)
3. St. Thomas Aquinas 23-7 (3)
4. Lansing 27-3 (4)
5. Newton 29-7 (5)
6. Emporia 25-5 (8)
7. Bishop Carroll 22-5 (6)
8. Goddard-Eisenhower 24-5 (7)
9. Maize 17-14 (9)
10. Andover 15-13 (10)

Class 4A – Division 1
1. Bishop Miege 17-11 (1)
2. McPherson 28-7 (2)
3. Abilene 26-4 (4)
4. Louisburg 23-10 (3)
5. Hays 24-6 (5)
6. Basehor-Linwood 23-9 (6)
7. Andale 23-12 (7)
8. Circle 21-8 (8)
9. Rose Hill 19-9 (9)
10. DeSoto 20-12 (10)

Class 4A – Division 2
1. Topeka-Hayden 22-7 (1)
2. Rock Creek 25-4 (2)
3. Kingman 29-5 (3)
4. Burlington 20-6 (4)
5. Pratt 19-9 (5)
6. Smoky Valley 19-8 (6)
7. Frontenac 17-9 (7)
8. Anderson County 19-7 (8)
9. Holcomb 18-9 (9)
10. Holton 21-10 (10)

Class 3A
1. Silver Lake 31-2 (1)
2. Garden Plain 27-1 (2)
3. Douglass 22-2 (3)
4. Southeast of Saline 28-3 (4)
5. Beloit 26-4 (5)
6. Cheney 19-6 (9)
7. Thomas More Prep-Marian 28-3 (7)
8. Hesston 20-7 (6)
9. Nemaha Central 21-8 (8)
10. Marion 23-3 (NR)

Class 2A
1. Central Plains 26-0 (1)
2. Spearville 30-2 (2)
3. St. Mary’s Colgan 24-2 (3)
4. Ness City 24-3 (4)
5. Heritage Christian Academy 23-3 (5)
6. Valley Falls 29-3 (6)
7. South Central 26-5 (8)
8. Jefferson County North 22-6 (NR)
9. Kiowa County 23-7 (9)
10. Washington County 18-8 (7)

Class 1A – Division 1
1. Goessel 29-0 (1)
2. Centralia 29-1 (2)
3. Hoxie 26-0 (3)
4. LaCrosse 22-4 (4)
5. Waverly 23-4 (5)
6. Flinthills 30-3 (6)
7. Hanover 24-7 (7)
8. St. Paul 19-8 (8)
9. Immaculata 17-11 (9)
10. Otis-Bison 21-8 (NR)

Class 1A – Division 2
1. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton 25-3 (1)
2. Axtell 22-7 (2)
3. Dighton 18-8 (3)
4. Northern Valley 18-6 (4)
5. Wheatland-Grinnell 23-5 (5)
6. Logan 22-3 (6)
7. Attica 21-4 (7)
8. South Barber 14-4 (8)
9. Sylvan-Lucas 19-7 (NR)
10. Golden Plains 18-7 (10)

TMP-Marian girls golf wins Syracuse regional; advances to state

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TMPThe TMP-Marian girls golf team is headed to the 3-2-1A state tournament after winning the Syracuse regional by 26 strokes Monday at the Tamarisk Golf Course. The Monarchs shot a 386, easily outdistancing second place Syracuse who shot a 412.

Individually, Karee Dinkel shot a 78 to win top medalist honors by 21 strokes. It was Dinkel’s fifth tournament title this fall. Taylor Dinkel was third with a 101, Alison Helget fourth at 102 and Annaka Applequist ninth with 105.

The 3-2-1A State Golf Tournament will be held at the Cherry Oaks Golf Course in Cheney on Monday, October 19th.

TEAM SCORES
1.  TMP-Marian 386
2.  Syracuse 412
3.  Cimarron 430
4.  Lakin 481
5.  Scott City 546
INDIVIDUAL SCORES
1.  Karee Dinkel–TMP 78
2.  Laura Geven–Syracuse 99
3.  Taylor Dinkel–TMP 101
4.  Alison Helget–TMP 102 (won 1-hole playoff)
5.  Kate Plunkett–Syracuse 102
6.  Savannah Jantz–Syracuse 103
7.  Sam Ptacek–Russell 104
8.  Maty Moyer–Cimarron 103 (won 1-hole playoff)
9. Annaka Applequist–TMP 105
10.  Grace Greene–Cimarron 107

 

HHS girls golf qualifies for state

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IndianThe Hays High girls golf team will get a chance to defend their 4A state title from a year ago on their home course after qualifying for this year’s tournament with a second place finish at the Goodland Regional Monday at the Sugar Hill Golf Course.

The Indians shot a 406, 26 strokes behind first place Goodland and nine ahead of third place Holcomb.

Hays was once again led by Taylor DeBoer and Katie Brungardt. DeBoer won the individual title with a 12-over par 83. Brungardt shot an 87 and finished third.

The 4A state tournament will be held Monday, October 19th at 9 a.m. at the Smoky Hill Country Club.

HHS Results

Taylor DeBoer    40 – 43 = 83                  1st place medalist
Katie Brungardt 44 – 43 = 87                  3rd place medalist
Emily McGuire     59 – 54 = 113
Emily George       63 – 60 = 123
                                             406    2nd Place

      

Team Results
1. Goodland – 380
2. HAYS HIGH – 406
3. Holcomb – 415
4. Colby – 424
5. Concordia – 445
6. Pratt – 447
7. Hugoton – 468

Top 10 Medalists
1. Taylor DeBoer – Hays High           83
2. Miranda Kern – Colby                             85
3. Katie Brungardt – Hays High       87
4. Logan Perryman – Goodland                90
5. Katie Hays – Goodland                           92
6. Gracen Becker – Holcomb                     96
7. Dani Mangus – Goodland                      99
Abbie Neal – Goodland                           99
Elle McDaniel – Goodland                     99
10. Sarah Swann – Ulysses                        100

Fast Oakley start dooms TMP

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Oakley 42, TMP 7

Oakley scored 21 first quarter points and didn’t look back from there as they went on the road to beat the TMP Monarchs 42-7 on Friday night. Oakley used a short field in the for their first three scores, scoring on drives of 54, 53 and 30 yards.  Kendrick Smith, Colter Stoll and Macoy Rains all scored.

TMP’s defense would tighten up in the second quarter as the Monarchs held the Plainsmen out of the endzone.  The TMP offense was able to get the wheels turning as Chase Romme capped off a four play, 42 yard drive with a 35 yard touchdown run on fourth down and two.  That would be all of the scoring TMP could muster.

The Monarchs had the ball to start the third quarter but had to punt and Oakley scored on the ensuing drive.  The final score for the Plainsmen came late on a two yard run from Tyler Park.  TMP turned the ball over five times tonight which brings their turnover total from the last three games to 16.

Oakley improves to 3-3 on the season and will travel to Ellis next week.  TMP drops to 1-5 and will be on the road in Beloit next week when they start district play.

Game Highlights

John Montgomery Postgame

Hays Travels To Dodge City

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By Dustin Armbruster

The Hays High Indians traveled to Dodge City on Friday night to take on the fourth most potent offense in all of 11-man football.  The Red Demons entered the evening averaging 52 points and 502 yards per contest.  Dodge City was held to under their average in both points and yards but pulled out the win 37-3 over Hays.

It took all of three offensive plays for Dodge City to show their offensive fireworks.  Hays opened the game with two punts and an interception.  Dodge City responded with three pass plays all from Caden Walters to Eric Reid for 184 yards and three scores.  The Red Demons led 21-0 with 4:24 left to go in the first quarter.  Dodge City tacked on a Tyler Trent touchdown run in the first quarter and second quarter to lead 35-0 at half time.

Highlights

The Hays defense came to play in the second half.  The Indians forced three fumbles, picked off a pass, and forced a change of possession on downs holding Dodge City out of the end zone in the second half.  The Indian’s only scoring drive came following a Dodge City fumble to open the third quarter.  Logan Clark kicked a 32 yard field goal to cap a 12 play-4:40 drive.

The lone points for Dodge City in the second half came when Hays fumbled in their own end zone and covered it up for a Red Demon safety.

 

Coach Randall Rath

Hays falls to 2-4 on the year and finishes WAC play at 1-3.  Dodge City improves to 4-2 and is 3-0 in the conference.  Dodge City will play Garden City for the outright league title in week 9.

Hays is at home to open district play next week against undefeated Buhler.

TMP-Marian sweeps MCL cross country meet

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TMPBoth the TMP-Marian boys and girls cross country team’s win the Mid-Continent League meet Thursday in Phillipsburg. Colby actually won both races but is not a member of the league. The Monarchs Andrew Hess won the boys race by nearly 55 seconds over Norton’s Ryan Thrailkill. The Monarchs Mark Loftus was third followed by Ricky Hockett, Trevor Pfeifer and Paul Brull who come in fifth, sixth and seventh respectively.

Trego’s Helen Giefer wins the girls race by 2 1/2 minutes over TMP’s Julia Werth. The Monarchs Rachel Hamel came in third, Shelby Stauffer fifth and Alicia Lechman 10th.

BOYS INVITATIONAL RESULTS
1. Colby – 10
BOYS MCL RESULTS
1. TMP-Marian – 15
2. Norton – 34
3. Hill City – 66
4. Trego – 66
5. Oakley – 80
6. Smith Center – 88

BOYS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
1. Andrew Hess – TMP-Marian (16:40.33)
2. Ryan Thrailkill – Norton (17:34.79)
3. Mark Loftus – TMP-Marian (17:36.67)
4. Cale Patterson – Norton (17:53.15)
5. Rocky Hockett – TMP-Marian (17:56.67)
6. Trevor Pfeifer – TMP-Marian (17:57.34)
7. Paul Brull – TMP-Marian (18:10.44)
8. Michael Poe – Hill City (18:30.88)
9. Willie Ortega – Trego (18:35.05)
10. Bernard Giefer – Trego (18:39.14)

OTHERS
11. Ryan Ruder – TMP-Marian (18:40.70)
14. Jared Meyers – TMP-Marian (18:50.96)
19. Sean Conness – Trego (19:12.15)
33. Derek Pfeifer – Ellis (20:52.18)
34. Matthew VanDyke – Plainville (20:52.40)
36. Austin Carbajal – Ellis (31:13.72)
39. Ryan Deaver – Trego (24:13.62)
40. Seth Wilds – Trego (27.04.57)
41. Kelby Ashbernner – Trego (27.39.43)
42. Ian Conness – Trego (28:20.00)

GIRLS INVITATIONAL RESULTS
1. Colby – 10
GIRLS MCL RESULTS
1. TMP-Marian – 14
2. Norton – 22
3. Ellis – 56

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
1. Helen Giefer – Trego (18:39.87)
2. Julia Werth – TMP-Marian (21:08.81)
3. Rachel Hamel – TMP-Marian (21:09.00)
4. Casey Anbrosier – Norton (21:21.11)
5. Shelby Stauffer – TMP-Marian (21:31.51)
6. Nicole Thrailkill – Norton (21:50.75)
7. Aleah Howard – Trego (21:50.75)
8. Raenee Patterson – Norton (21:52.55)
9. Alicia Lechman – TMP-Marian (21:54.33)
10. Molly Maddy – Norton (21:59.79)

OTHERS
11. Dakota Rogers – Plainville (22:21.01)
15. Jessica Gomez – Ellis (23:39.53)
16. Jordyn Manhart – TMP-Marian (23:42.88)
17. Cheyenne Rhoades – TMP-Marian (24:09.57)
18. Megan Weber – TMP-Marian (24:41.75)
24. Sierra Schmidt – Ellis (26:57.84)
25. Kaitlyn Lindberg – Ellis (27:22.27)
27. Allie Frickey – Ellis (27.47.32)
29. Lindsey Augustine – Ellis (32.10.82)
30. Marissa Lindberg – Ellis (33:05.99)
31. Jasmyn Hernandez – Ellis (34:39.93)

Hays High releases 2016-17 football schedule

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By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER

The Hays High Indians will have a different look to their football schedule for 2016 and 2017.  The Indians will open 2016 at Scott City, a team they have played three time prior.  The two played in 2002 and 2003.  Scott City winning 13-12 in 2002 and Hays taking the 2003 game 23-20.  The two also played back in 1931 with Hays winning 6-0.

Weeks two through four remain with the same Western Athletic Conference games as before with Great Bend, Liberal and Garden City.

Week 5 the Indians will welcome Valley Center to town.  The two have only met one time prior and that was in the 5A playoffs in 1995.  Valley Center won the game 28-7.

Hays will finish their WAC schedule with Dodge City in week 6.

The Indians district schedule gets a bit of a tweak as well.  McPherson moves from the final game of the season to Week 7.  Abilene remains in the Week 8 slot.  To finish district play and the regular season the Indians will travel to Wamego in Week 9.  The Indians have never faced the Red Raiders.  Wamego is competed last year and this year in 4A-II.

Scott City is moving from 3A to 4A-II after ten years.  Valley who is the 8th smallest 5A school football.   Those two schools replace 6A schools Olathe Northwest and Wichita South on the schedule.

Wamego replaces Buhler in the district schedule that is set up by KSHSAA.

2016 Football Schedule
1. @ Scott City
2. @ Great Bend
3. v Liberal
4. @ Garden City
5. v Valley Center
6. v Dodge City
7. @ McPherson (district)
8. v Abilene (district)
9. @ Wamego (district)

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