The TMP-Marian volleyball team picked up three more wins on Tuesday, defeating Oakley (25-19, 25-10), Smith Center (25-22, 25-29) and Hill City (25-25, 25-17) at their own quadrangular.
Monarchs are now 16-2 overall and 10-0 in the Mid-Continent League. They play in Hoisington Saturday
Another first place finish for the TMP-Marian girls golf team. The Monarchs shot a 380 to win the Colby Invitational Monday at the Lake Meadows Golf Course. The Monarchs finish 10 strokes ahead of second place Goodland.
Karee Dinkel brings home individual honors with an 88. Alison Helget finished fourth with a 95. Annaka Applequist shot a 95 to finish sixth. Other scores for TMP-M were Taylor Dinkel at 103, Hannah Michaud 108 and Gracie Wasinger 114.
The Hays High girls golf team shot a 385 and finished fifth at Monday’s Salina South Invitational held at the Salina Municipal Golf Course. The Indians finished 33 shots back of first place Goddard Eisenhower and were eight behind fourth place Salina Central.
Taylor DeBeor led Hays with a 79 and finished in second place. Katie Brungardt shot an 84 to finish seventh.
Complete results below…
HHS Results
Taylor DeBoer 79 2nd place medalist
Katie Brungardt 84 7th place medalist
Emily McGuire 101
Emily George 121
385 5th place team
Team Results
1. Goddard Eisenhower-352
2. Manhattan-357
3. Derby-358
4. Salina Central-377
5. Hays High-385
6. Great Bend-402
7. Maize-392
8. Hutchinson-410
9. Salina South-420
10. Newton-430
Top 10 Medalists
1. Sydney Murray-Derby 74
2. Tayor Deboer-Hays 79
3. Ellie Cobb-Salina Central 80
4. Macy Meyers-Manhattan 80
5. Analisa Bridge-Salina South 82
6. Kinsey Arlt-Goddard Eisenhower 82
7. Karie Brungardt-Hays 84 (won on scorecard playoff)
8. Gabi Desjardins-Maize 84
9. Claire Hersh-Goddard Eisenhower 84
10. Delaney Wisdom-Manhattan 85
Smith Center 40, TMP 0
Smith Center held TMP to 35 yards of total offense while piling up 356 yards of their own en route to a 40-0 shutout at Lewis Field Stadium on Friday night. TMP had their first three possessions start in Smith Center territory but never threatened the goal line. The Smith Center defense was on point all night long.
The Redmen offense wasn’t to shabby either putting up 14 points in the first half with touchdowns from Chase Ryan and Brett Meyer. Meyer would add another score in the third quarter. The second half belonged to Cale Rogers who ran for 110 yards on the night and three touchdowns all of which came in the second half.
Smith Center is now 3-0 on the season and will host Norton next Friday. TMP drops to 1-2 and will play at Plainville next week.
HIGHLIGHTS
By Dustin Armbruster
The Hays High Indians went on the road Friday night trying to find their first win of the year under head coach Randall Rath. The Indians first destination of the season was Liberal, a team they had defeated six consecutive years.
The Indians opened the game with a 54 yard run by quarterback Kohlton Meyers and followed it up four plays later with a Hunter Brown seven yard score. The Indians held Liberal to punts on their first two possessions, not allowing the Redskins to pass midfield.
Hays would score on their third possession of the game when Meyers hit Keith Dryden on a 35 yard touchdown pass to give Hays a 14-0 lead in the 2nd quarter. Hays forced another Liberal punt but couldn’t capitalize in Redskin territory fumbling the ball. Three plays after the Hays fumble, Maddux Winter picked up a Liberal fumble forced when Shane Berens ripped the ball from the quarterback. Hays would score four plays later on a Brown 21 yard run on third down. A two-point conversion put the Indians up 22-0 at half time.
Highlights:
The second half featured just one touchdown. Maddux Winter intercepted a pass and returned it to the 28 yard line. That set up an Indian touchdown down just five plays later putting Hays up 29-0. The Indians would hold that same score through the remainder of the game twice turning away Liberal on fourth down in Hays territory.
Coach Randall Rath:
Kohlton Meyers ran for 132 yards. Hunter Brown rushed for 116 and three scores.
The Indians held Liberal to just 150 total yards.
Hays is 1-2 and 1-1 in the Western Athletic Conference. Liberal drops to 1-2 and 0-1. Hays will host Garden City next week for Homecoming.
The TMP-Marian girls golf team set a new school record Thursday. The Monarchs shot a 372 to win the Larned Invitational by 21 strokes over the host Indians at the Edwards Park Golf Course. The Monarchs broke the old record of 377 set in 199 at the Fort Hays Municipal Golf Course.
Sophomore Karee Dinkel set a school individual record with a 78 to tie for first. Dinkel lost in a scorecard playoff to finish second. Alison Helget was third with a 92 while Taylor Dinkel and Annaka Applequist both shot a 101 to finish eighth and ninth respectively.
Complete results below…
The Hays High volleyball won all three of their matches at the Pratt Quadrangular Thursday to remain unbeaten on the season. The Indians knocked off Ulysses (25-16, 28-26), Pratt (25-17, 25-12) and Garden City (25-17, 20-25, 25-19) to go to 8-0 on the season.
Against Ulysses, Kylie Brown recorded seven kills, Taylor Groen Younger added 10 assists and Albany Schaffer had 13 digs. In the Pratt match, Tessa Stickel led the Indians with 12 kills, Madison Prough and Taylor Groen Younger both had 11 assists and Albany Schaffer 10 digs. In the final match of the night against Garden City, Brown recorded nine kills, Madison Prough 10 assists and Schaffer 19 digs.
The Indians are off until September 26th when they travel to Newton.
The TMP-Marian volleyball team won all three of their matches at the Phillipsburg Quad Tuesday. The Monarchs beat Smith Center (25-18, 20-25, 25-18) and Phillipsburg (25-11, 20-25, 25-12) in three and swept Ellis (25-23, 25-15).
“These young ladies are learning some valuable lessons each time we step on the floor” said head coach Natausha Dreher. “Tonight we learned we must win as a unit and earn every point. We have to finish a complete match and play consistent each set”.
The Monarchs are now 13-2 overall and 7-0 in the Mid-Continent League.
Victoria loses twice at Northern Valley
Victoria goes 0-2 at the Northern Valley Triangular, losing to Northern Valley and Golden Plains. The Knights are now 3-7 on the season.
The TMP-Marian boys soccer team remains winless on the season after a 6-0 loss a at home to Garden City.
The 0-5 Monarchs host Buhler Thursday.
Several area volleyball teams remain ranked in the latest prep volleyball rankings from the Kansas Volleyball Association released Tuesday. Hays High is up one to No. 8 in 4A Division II, TMP-Marian drops two to No. 5 in 4A Division II. La Crosse sits at No. 3 in 2A.
Complete rankings below…
Class 6A
1. Olathe Northwest 11-1 (1)
2. Olathe East 7-1 (2)
3. Shawnee Mission East 11-0 (5)
4. Blue Valley North 9-1 (3)
5. Derby 9-1 (4)
6. Washburn Rural 5-1 (6)
7. Blue Valley 7-5 (8)
8. Maize 8-4 (NR)
9. Wichita East 6-2 (NR)
10. Manhattan 4-4 (7)
Class 5A
1. St. James Academy 10-1 (2)
2. St. Thomas Aquinas 8-1 (1)
3. Shawnee Heights 8-1 (3)
4. Blue Valley West 7-2 (4)
5. Lansing 9-2 (5)
6. Newton 8-0 (6)
7. Bishop Carroll 7-1 (7)
8. Goddard-Eisenhower 8-2 (8)
9. Andover 7-3 (9)
10. Emporia 8-2 (10)
Class 4A – Division 1
1. Topeka-Hayden 10-0 (2)
2. Bishop Miege 3-4 (1)
3. McPherson 9-1 (5)
4. Louisburg 9-3 (4)
5. Abilene 8-2 (3)
6. Rose Hill 10-2 (6)
7. Andale 12-3 (7)
8. Hays 5-0 (9)
9. Basehor-Linwood 13-4 (NR)
10. Wamego 0-2 (8)
Class 4A – Division 2
1. Holton 6-0 (1)
2. Rock Creek 14-1 (2)
3. Frontenac 8-1 (10)
4. Girard 10-5 (4)
5. Thomas More Prep-Marian 5-2 (5)
6. Holcomb 6-0 (9)
7. Royal Valley 5-4 (3)
8. Clay Center 7-2 (NR)
9. Pratt 7-5 (7)
10. Smoky Valley 6-4 (8)
Class 3A
1. Silver Lake 5-0 (1)
2. Hesston 11-0 (2)
3. Douglass 6-0 (6)
4. Garden Plain 9-0 (7)
5. Beloit 8-1 (NR)
6. Southeast of Saline 7-2 (8)
7. Nemaha Central 7-1 (NR)
8. Wichita Collegiate 8-2 (NR)
9. Burlington 10-5 (4)
10. Wellsville 7-5 (5)
Class 2A
1. Central Plains 8-0 (1)
2. Spearville 6-0 (4)
3. St. Mary’s Colgan 8-1 (6)
4. South Central 13-2 (2)
5. Bishop Seabury 10-3 (5)
6. Washington County 8-2 (NR)
7. Kiowa County 9-1 (8)
8. Valley Falls 12-2 (9)
9. Smith Center 6-0 (NR)
10. Olpe 7-2 (10)
Class 1A – Division 1
1. Goessel 9-0 (1)
2. Centralia 9-0 (2)
3. LaCrosse 10-1 (3)
4. Hoxie 5-0 (4)
5. Waverly 6-3 (5)
6. St. Paul 7-2 (7)
7. Dighton 9-2 (8)
8. Hanover 8-3 (NR)
9. Immaculata 5-1 (NR)
10. Flinthills 7-2 (10)
Class 1A – Division 2
1. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton 12-2 (1)
2. Axtell 7-3 (3)
3. Northern Valley 5-3 (2)
4. Wheatland-Grinnell 9-2 (5)
5. Logan 9-1 (4)
6. Attica 9-3 (7)
7. Wallace County 3-3 (6)
8. Fowler 6-2 (8)
9. Golden Plains 7-2 (NR)
10. Linn 5-4 (10)
The Hays High boys soccer team scored two second half goals to tie their match at Great Bend Monday. The Panthers scored on a free kick in the extra period to beat the Indians 3-2. Lasse Börgers and Michael Reyes scored the Indians goals.
The Indians host Dodge City Thursday.
Taylor DeBoer and Katie Brungardt both shot an 86 to share the lead after 18 holes of Monday’s Garden City Invitational at Buffalo Dunes. DeBoer parred the first playoff hole to win the individual title, helping the Indians to a third place team finish.
Hays shot a 411 well behind first place Garden City who finished with a 365.
HHS Results
Taylor BeBoer 86 1st medalist
Katie Brungardt 86 2nd medalist
Emily McGuire 118 32nd place
Emily George 121 35th place
411 3re place
Team Totals
1. Garden City-365
2. Goodland-384
3. Hays High-411
4. Syracuse-432
5. Liberal-441
6. Dodge City-444
7. Lakin-467
8. Great Bend-467
9. Garden City JV-532
Top 15 Medalists
1. Taylor DeBoer-Hays 86
2. Katie Brungardt-Hays 86
3. Maddie Gerber-Garden City 87
4. Hannah Leiker-Garden City 88
5. Katie Hays-Goodland 89
6. Kendra Martin-Garden City 90
7. Logan Perryman-Goodland 91
8. Dani Mangus-Goodland 99
9. Elena Lemke-Garden City 100
Laura Geven-Syracuse 100
11. Allison Neeland-Great Bend 103
Katie Rostetter-Dodge City 103
13. Sarah Bayouth-Liberal 104
14. Savanah Jantz-Syracuse 105
Abbie Neal-Goodland 105
Elle McDaniel-Goodland 105
By JEREMY McGUIRE
HaysPost
TMP 38, Ellis 16
It has been nearly two years since the TMP Monarchs won a football game. They had lost 12 games in a row going into Friday night’s match-up in Ellis with the Railroaders. The battle was on early.
Ellis took the opening kickoff deep into TMP territory and 10 plays later quarterback Easton Smith connected with Clay Fiek on a 23 yard touchdown pass with just over 6 minutes to play in the first quarter. TMP would roll in for their first score of the season on a 7 yard touchdown run from TJ Flax with 25 seconds left in the first quarter that tied the game at 7.
TMP scored midway through the second quarter on a 50 yard touchdown pass from Chase Romme to Jared Schumacher that put the Monarchs on top 14-7. Schumacher would tally another score with 2:40 left in the second quarter when he scooped up a Railroader fumble and went 58 yards untouched for a 14 point lead. Ellis would add a safety late in the first half to make it a 21-9 game at the break.
The second half belonged to TMP as the Monarchs outscored the Railroaders 17-7 down the stretch thanks to two long Romme touchdown runs. Romme finished 90 yards rushing and 107 yards through the air. Dalton Hensley led Ellis with 76 yards, which included a 42 yard touchdown run.
Ellis drops to 0-2 on the season and will play Maur Hill-Mounty Academy on Friday in Abilene. With the win TMP snaps that 12 game losing streak and improves to 1-1 on the season. The Monarchs will host Smith Center on Friday night at Lewis Field stadium to open up their home part of their schedule.
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