Two more wins for the TMP-Marian volleyball team. The Monarchs sweep Norton (25-12, 25-14) and Plainville (25-6, 25-8) at the Plainville triangular Tuesday.
Madison Koerner led the Monarchs with 11 kills. Bailey Haggemann had 11 digs.
The Monarchs remain unbeaten in MCL play and are 23-3 overall.
The Hays High boys soccer team won their third straight, defeating Junction City 5-0 Tuesday at the Bickle/Schmidt Sports Complex. Trey McCrae and Zach Wagner each scored two goals with Ethan Nunnery adding one as the Indians improve to 5-5.
They are back at home Thursday against Liberal at 1 p.m.
The TMP-Marian boys soccer team lost 10-0 at Dodge City. The Monarchs are now 1-8.
They play at St. John Academy on Saturday.
HOISINGTON, Kan. – The TMP-Marian girls golf team shot a 206 and finished third at Monday’s Hoisington Invitational held at the Lake Barton Golf Course. The Monarchs finished 14 behind first place Hoisington and seven back of second place Larned in the nine hole event.
Karee Dinkel fired a 44 and wins a one-hole playoff to take home her third straight individual title. Alison Helget shot a 48 to finish sixth.
VICTORIA, Kan – The TMP-Marian volleyball team is now 21-3 following a best of five win at Victoria Monday. The Monarchs sweep the match, winning 25-17, 25-14, 25-12.
Madyson Koerner led the Monarchs with eight kills. Bailey Hageman recorded 13 digs and Kendra Werth five service aces.
The Knights fall to 4-9.
TOPEKA, Kan. – The Kansas State High School Activities Association has announced regional sites for the upcoming regional golf tournaments. Hays High will be at Goodland’s Suger Hill Country Club for their 4A regional. TMP-Marian will compete at the Tamarisk Golf Course in Ulysses for their 3-2-1A regional.
Click on link below for complete list of regional sites
By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER
Hays Post
The Hays High Indians hosted undefeated Garden City on Friday night for homecoming at Lewis Field Stadium. The Indians had just picked up their first win under coach Randall Rath one week before over Liberal. Garden City went into the game at 3-0, winning each game by 14 points.
Garden City took the opening drive 13 plays, but was held to a 25 yard field goal to start the game. The two teams would hold that score until the first play of the second quarter, when Maddux Winter intercepted a pass and returned it 60 yards for a touchdown. The Logan Clark extra point put Hays up 7-3.
The lead though was short lived. Jared Koster ripped off a 82 yard run on the next play, giving Garden City a lead at 14-7. It was a lead they wouldn’t give up. Garden City scored on their next two series to close the half leading 24-7.
Highlights:
The Indians opened the second half with a drive into Garden City territory only to lose a fumble. Garden City pounced on the chance go up 31-7. The Indians did put together an impressive 12 play, 80 yard scoring drive that took 6:31 seconds. The key play was a 35 yard halfback pass from Hunter Brown to Maddux Winter on fourth and eleven. Isaiah Blackmon scored two plays later making the score 31-14.
Coach Randall Rath:
Jared Koster though doused any thoughts of a fourth quarter comeback, when he reeled off an 88 yard scoring run to put Garden City up 38-14. That would be the final margin.
For Garden City, they are 4-0 behind the 254 yards and three scores from Jared Koster. The Buffaloes are now 2-0 in the Western Athletic Conference. Hays falls to 1-3 and 1-2.
The Indians are on the road next week to Wichita South.
The Kansas State High School Activities Association has released high school classifications based on enrollment figures of ninth, tenth, 11th, and 12th grades. Football enrollment figures are based on ninth, tenth and 11th grades only. The football classifications will be for the 2016 and 2017 seasons. Enrollment figures are as of September 21, 2015.
Click on the links below to see all of the state’s classifications
2015-16 School Classicfications
2016-17 Football Classifications
Hays High remains 4A Division I in all sports including football. The Indians are the fourth largest school in the classification and the third largest in football.
TMP-Marian will move from 4A Division I to 3A effective immediately. The Monarchs are already 3A in football and will remain that way in 2016 and 2017.
Some of the football only changes for next year from the area includes Victoria moving up to 1A Division I starting next year. Stockton drops from Division I to Division II. Phillipsburg moves back up to 3A from 2-1A.
Both the TMP-Marian boys and girls win the team titles at Thursday’s Larned cross country meet. The Monarch boys scored 20 points, outdistancing second place Holcomb by 12 points. The girls scored 19 and won by 17 over South Central.
Individually, the Monarch boys placed two in the top-10 led by Mark Loftus who finished fourth (19:00.1). Ricky Hockett was sixth (19:14.6). The girls had three finish in the top-10 led by Rachel Hamel’s third place finish (22:02.3). Shelby Stauffer was seventh (23:13.4) and Alicia Lechman tenth (24:33.1).
See complete results below…
Boys Team Results
1. TMP-Marian-20
2. Holcomb-32
3. St. John-34
4. Lakin-54
5. Macksville-83
6. Skyline-91
7. South Central-115
8. Kiowa County-130
TMP-M Boys Results
4. Mark Loftus (19:00.1)
6. Ricky Hockett (19:14.6)
12. Trevor Pfeifer (19:26.4)
18. Ryan Ruder (20:13.3)
38. Matthew Moeder (21:39.6)
54. Nick Hernandez (24:03.3)
Girls Team Results
1. TMP-Marian-19
2. South Central-36
3. Kiowa County-40
4. Holcomb-49
5. Lakin-59
6. Macksville-77
7. Skyline-85
TMP-M Girls Results
3. Rachel Hamel (22:02.3)
7. Shelby Stauffer (23:13.4)
10. Alicia Lechman (24:33.1)
11. Jordyn Manhart (25:01.5)
18. Morgan Weber (26:00.5)
22. Meagan Brin (26:12.4)
26. Alison Schibi (27:01.6)
39. Kelsie DeWitt (29:46.8)
40. Bridgit Heimann (29:48.1)
41. Gabrielle Chittenden (30:01.9)
43. Megan Koeningsman (31:05.4)
The Hays High girls cross country team wins the McPherson Invitational by 10 points over Buhler Thursday. Marie Reveles was third, Haley George eight, Ady Albers ninth and Alyssa Bryant 14th.
The Indian boys finished second. Zach Hopp led the way with a third place finish. Ethan Shippy was fourth and Daniel Lopez seventh.
Girls Team Results
1. Hays-51
2. Buhler-61
3. Hutchinson-62
4. Salina Central-69
5. McPherson-91
HHS Results
3. Marie Reveles (21:33)
8. Haley George (22:47)
9. Ady Albers (22:55)
14. Alyssa Bryant (23:33)
16. Marina Friedel (23:40)
26. Lacey Elkins (24:54)
Boys Team Results
1. Maize South-48
2. Hays-60
3. Hutchinson-65
4. El Dorado-89
5. Buhler-155
6. McPherson-171
7. Salina South-185
8. Salina Central-185
9. Maize-199
HHS Results
3. Zachary Hopp (17:46)
4. Ethan Shippy (18:19)
7. Daniel Lopez (18:38)
19. Caden Cunningham (19:21)
27. Alex Tinkel (19:34)
31. Ross Hattan (19:49)
37. Chantz Taliaferro (20:03
)
The Hays High boys soccer team made it two wins in a row Thursday, defeating Buhler 6-0. Trey McCrae and Ethan Nunnery each scored two 2 goals while Lassey Breogher and London Keller added one each.
Hays High is now 4-5 on the season. They return home Tuesday against Junction City at 4 p.m.
The TMP-Marian boys lost 10-0 at Liberal. They are now 1-7.
Hays High girls golf team finished in third place at the Liberal Redskin Invitational Thursday at the Willow Creek Golf Course. The Indians shot a 180 in the nine hole event, nine back of first place Garden City.
Taylor DeBoer fired a one-over 37 to win the individual title. Katie Brungardt was two shots back and finished second.
Complete results below…
HHS Results
Taylor DeBoer 37 1st place
Katie Brungardt 39 2nd place
Emily McGuire 50
Breanna Park 54
180 3rd place
Team Results
1. Garden City 171
2. Liberal 179
3. Hays High 180
4. Dodge City 189
5. Great Bend 205
Top 10 Medalists
1. Taylor DeBoer-Hays High 37
2. Katie Brungardt-Hays High 39
3. Hannah Leoker-Garden City 40
4. Danielle Gaspar-Garden City 41
5. Corey Mein-Liberal 41
6. Logan Gleason-Dodge City 43
7. Sarah Bayouth-Liberal 44
8. Katie Rostetter-Dodge City 45
9. Elena Lemke-Garden City 45
10. Kendra Martin-Garden City 45
The TMP-Marian girls golf team shot a 411 and tied for first with Goodland at the Holcomb Invitational yesterday. The Cowgirls had the low fifth score and takes home the team title with the Monarchs having to settle for second.
Karee Dinkel led the way once again with a 92 to take top medalist honors. Alison Helget was 10th with a 104.
Complete results below…
Both the Hays High and TMP-Marian volleyball teams move up three spots in their respective classes in the latest Kansas Volleyball Association rankings released Wednesday. The Indians jump to No. 5 in 4A Division 1 while the Monarchs are up to No. 2 in 4A Division 2. La Crosse holds at No. 3 in 1A Division 1.
Complete rankings below…
Class 6A
1. Olathe Northwest 13-1 (1)
2. Shawnee Mission East 12-1 (3)
3. Olathe East 12-4 (2)
4. Derby 16-2 (5)
5. Blue Valley 9-7 (7)
6. Blue Valley North 9-3 (4)
7. Wichita East 8-2 (9)
8. Washburn Rural 7-3 (6)
9. Manhattan 9-6 (10)
10. Shawnee Mission West 9-5 (NR)
Class 5A
1. St. James Academy 18-1 (1)
2. Shawnee Heights 15-1 (3)
3. St. Thomas Aquinas 12-3 (2)
4. Blue Valley West 17-2 (4)
5. Lansing 11-2 (5)
6. Goddard-Eisenhower 10-2 (8)
7. Emporia 12-2 (10)
8. Newton 13-3 (6)
9. Blue Valley Southwest 8-4 (NR)
10. Pittsburg 10-3 (NR)
Class 4A – Division 1
1. Topeka-Hayden 14-3 (1)
2. McPherson 11-1 (3)
3. Bishop Miege 9-6 (2)
4. Louisburg 17-7 (4)
5. Hays 8-0 (8)
6. Basehor-Linwood 15-4 (9)
7. Abilene 12-4 (5)
8. Andale 14-4 (7)
9. Rose Hill 12-5 (6)
10. DeSoto 15-7 (NR)
Class 4A – Division 2
1. Rock Creek 14-1 (2)
2. Thomas More Prep-Marian 13-2 (5)
3. Holcomb 10-2 (6)
4. Holton 10-6 (1)
5. Frontenac 10-4 (3)
6. Clay Center 11-6 (8)
7. Clearwater 8-3 (NR)
8. Pratt 15-7 (9)
9. Smoky Valley 10-4 (10)
10. Goodland 10-4 (NR)
Class 3A
1. Silver Lake 15-1 (1)
2. Douglass 8-0 (3)
3. Garden Plain 12-0 (4)
4. Southeast of Saline 9-2 (6)
5. Beloit 14-2 (5)
6. Nemaha Central 11-1 (7)
7. Wichita Collegiate 9-3 (8)
8. Hesston 12-1 (2)
9. Burlington 10-5 (9)
10. Maur Hill-Mt. Academy 12-3 (NR)
Class 2A
1. Central Plains 13-0 (1)
2. Spearville 12-2 (2)
3. St. Mary’s Colgan 15-2 (3)
4. Washington County 10-2 (6)
5. Valley Falls 14-2 (8)
6. South Central 14-3 (4)
7. Kiowa County 12-1 (7)
8. Bishop Seabury 13-4 (5)
9. Smith Center 10-4 (9)
10. Olpe 8-3 (10)
Class 1A – Division 1
1. Goessel 13-0 (1)
2. Centralia 16-1 (2)
3. LaCrosse 13-1 (3)
4. Hoxie 14-0 (4)
5. Waverly 13-4 (5)
6. St. Paul 11-2 (6)
7. Hanover 14-4 (8)
8. Dighton 11-5 (7)
9. Immaculata 7-2 (9)
10. Flinthills 15-2 (10)
Class 1A – Division 2
1. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton 13-3 (1)
2. Axtell 9-3 (2)
3. Northern Valley 8-5 (3)
4. Wheatland-Grinnell 9-2 (4)
5. Logan 11-1 (5)
6. Attica 11-3 (6)
7. South Barber 10-4 (NR)
8. Fowler 7-3 (8)
9. Golden Plains 8-3 (9)
10. Sylvan-Lucas 8-1 (NR)
