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Hays Falls To Great Bend

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By Dustin Armbruster

The Hays High Indians opened their defense of the Western Athletic Conference title against Great Bend on Friday night.  The Indians had won 20 of their last 24 WAC games since the 2009 season entering this season.

Hays High held Great Bend out of the end zone after a 14 play to open the game.  On the Indians first drive, Hunter Brown ripped off a 69 yard scoring drive to go up 7-0.  The two teams would trade scores and fumbles in the first half with Great Bend taking a lead at 12-7 following a Jacob Murray touchdown run.  The Indians regained the lead at 14-12 on the next play on a double pass from Kohlton Meyers to Maddux Winter who then launched it to Keith Dryden for a 77 yard touchdown pass.

Great Bend retook the lead with 7:58 left in the first half recovering an Indian fumble 23 yards for a touchdown and a 18-13 lead.  Great Bend to that point was 0-3 on two point conversion attempts.  The Panthers regular kicker was injured earlier in the week and was unavailable.  Hays retook the lead the next play when Hunter Brown found pay dirt from 80 yards out.  A Logan Clark extra point gave Hays a 21-18 lead at half time.

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The second half largely belonged to Great Bend.  The Indians fumbled on their first possession of the 2nd half setting up a 7 yard touchdown pass from Jacob Murray to Brayden Smith for the go ahead score at 26-21.  Hays couldn’t get the offense going until the fourth quarter, but did so in time to give the Indians a chance to come back.

Hays stopped Great Bend on fourth and goal from the one yard line, setting up a 96 yard touchdown drive that was capped on a one handed catch by Keith Dryden.  With 7:04 left in the Indians converted on a two point attempt to get within three at 32-29.

The play to decide the game came on the next Great Bend drive.  The Panthers converted a 4th and 2 yards into a 49 yard touchdown pass from Murray to Lytle to take a 40-29 lead following a two point conversion.

Coach Randall Rath:

 

The Indians were led on offense by Hunter Brown with 170 yards rushing and two touchdowns.  Keith Dryden caught three passes for 114 yards and two touchdowns.

Hays falls to 0-2 and 0-1 in the WAC.  Great Bend is 2-0 and 0-1.

The Indians are on the road to Liberal next Friday.

HHS volleyball goes 3-0 at Dodge City Quad

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HHS-VBThe Hays High volleyball team remained unbeaten with three wins at Thursday’s Dodge City Quad. The Indians sweep Sublette 25, 25-5, Dodge City 25-10, 25-20 and Lakin 25-12, 25-16.

Kylle Brown and Tessa Stickel led the Indians against Sublette with 1o kills each. Madison Prough and Taylor Groen Younger each recorded 11 assists, Groen Younger added three service aces and Albany Schaffer had 9 digs.

In the Dodge City match, Stickel had 6 kills, Groen Younger 9 assists and Madison Prough had 7 assists. Albany Schaffer added 15 digs.

In the final match vs. Lakin, Stickel had 7 kills, Groen Younger 10 assists, Schaffer and Stickel 5 service aces and Schaffer added 9 digs.

The Indians are now 5-0. They play at Pratt on September 17th.

Brungardt leads HHS girls’ golf at Dodge City Invitational

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The Hays High girls golf team finished sixth at the Dodge City Invitational at Mariah Hills Golf Course Thursday. The Indians shot a 421, 46 stokes behind first place Garden City.

The Indians Katie Brungardt fired an 80 to take home top medalist honors. Taylor DeBoer shot a 92 to finish 9th.

HHS Results
Katie Brungardt   80      1st medalist
Taylor DeBoer     92      9th medalist
Emily McGuire     115
Emily George       134
                             421    6th place

 Team Results
1. Garden City                    375
2. Goddard Eisenhower   377
3. Hutchinson                     405
4. Maize                                406
5. Dodge City                        415
6. Hays High                   421
7. Great Bend                       426
8. Liberal                               430
9. Cimarron                           431
10. Goddard                          453
11. Salina South                    500
12. Wichita North                 610

Individual Results
1. Katie Brungardt-Hays                 80
2. Analisa Bridge-Salina South              86
3. Kendra Martin-Garden City               90
4. Maddie Gerber-Garden City               90
5. Kensey Arlt-Goddard Eisenhower     90
6. Ashely Werth-Hutchinson                   90
7. Hannah Leiker-Garden City                 90
8. Gabi Dejadins-Maize                              91
9. Taylor DeBoer-Hays                       92
10. Claire Hersh-Goddard Eisenhower    95

TMP-Marian boys soccer loses at Maize South tourney

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The TMP-Marian boys soccer team lost 5-3 to Wichita Independent in their first match of the Maize South Invitational Wednesday. Michael Braun, Armel Valois and Ryan Karlin scored for the Monarchs who fall to 0-2 on the season.

TMP, who received a first round bye, is back in action Thrusday night against Maize South in the semifinals at 6pm.

Hays High, who dropped their opener 5-0 to McPherson Tuesday, takes on Life Prep at 2pm Thursday. Life Prep lost 10-0 to Salina South Wednesday.

No change for HHS; TMP-Marian drops in first KVA regular season rankings

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The Hays High volleyball teams holds on to the No. 9 spot in the first 4A Division 1 regular season ranking by the Kansas Volleyaball Association. TMP-Marian falls two spots to No. 5 in 4A Division 2. La Crosse is up one to No. 3 in 1A Division 1.

Below is the complete rankings for all classifications…

Class 6A
1. Olathe Northwest 3-0 (1)
2. Olathe East 4-0 (3)
3. Blue Valley North 2-1 (4)
4. Derby 7-1 (7)
5. Shawnee Mission East 2-0 (8)
6. Washburn Rural 2-1 (6)
7. Manhattan 0-0 (9)
8. Blue Valley 2-2 (2)
9. Blue Valley Northwest 2-2 (5)
10. Hutchinson 6-2 (NR)

Class 5A
1. St. Thomas Aquinas 4-0 (3)
2. St. James Academy 2-1 (1)
3. Shawnee Heights 5-1 (2)
4. Blue Valley West 2-1 (4)
5. Lansing 3-0 (6)
6. Newton 8-0 (8)
7. Bishop Carroll 0-0 (5)
8. Goddard-Eisenhower 6-2 (NR)
9. Andover 5-3 (NR)
10. Emporia 2-1 (NR)

Class 4A – Division 1
1. Bishop Miege 1-1 (1)
2. Topeka-Hayden 5-0 (2)
3. Abilene 3-0 (3)
4. Louisburg 6-0 (5)
5. McPherson 7-1 (4)
6. Rose Hill 2-0 (6)
7. Andale 7-1 (7)
8. Wamego 0-0 (8)
9. Hays 2-0 (9)
10. DeSoto 5-1 (NR)

Class 4A – Division 2
1. Holton 4-0 (2)
2. Rock Creek 6-1 (5)
3. Royal Valley 5-2 (1)
4. Girard 6-2 (4)
5. Thomas More Prep-Marian 3-2 (3)
6. Clearwater 2-0 (NR)
7. Pratt 6-4 (NR)
8. Smoky Valley 5-3 (NR)
9. Holcomb 1-0 (9)
10. Frontenac 2-0 (NR)

Class 3A
1. Silver Lake 5-0 (2)
2. Hesston 9-0 (4)
3. Hillsboro 4-1 (1)
4. Burlington 7-1 (NR)
5. Wellsville 4-1 (3)
6. Douglass 2-0 (5)
7. Garden Plain 2-0 (6)
8. Southeast of Saline 2-0 (7)
9. Cheney 3-1 (8)
10. Kingman 6-1 (NR)

Class 2A
1. Central Plains 3-0 (2)
2. South Central 7-0 (5)
3. Wabaunsee 4-3 (3)
4. Spearville 1-0 (4)
5. Bishop Seabury 7-2 (NR)
6. St. Mary’s Colgan 1-1 (6)
7. Ness City 0-0 (7)
8. Kiowa County 6-1 (NR)
9. Valley Falls 5-2 (NR)
10. Olpe 2-0 (NR)

Class 1A – Division 1
1. Goessel 2-0 (1)
2. Centralia 7-0 (2)
3. LaCrosse 5-1 (4)
4. Hoxie 4-0 (5)
5. Waverly 4-3 (3)
6. Thunder Ridge 4-0 (7)
7. St. Paul 4-2 (NR)
8. Dighton 6-2 (NR)
9. Frankfort 2-0 (NR)
10. Flinthills 1-1 (6)

Class 1A – Division 2
1. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton 3-0 (2)
2. Northern Valley 2-0 (3)
3. Axtell 5-3 (1)
4. Logan 2-0 (9)
5. Wheatland-Grinnell 2-2 (5)
6. Wallace County 3-2 (8)
7. Attica 3-0 (NR)
8. Fowler 3-0 (NR)
9. Western Plains 4-1 (NR)
10. Linn 1-1 (10)

Near record round lifts TMP-Marian girls golf to runner-up finish

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A near record round helped lift the TMP-Marian girls golf team to a second place finish at the Goodland Invitational Tuesday. The Monarchs shot a 380 in the 18-hole event, one-stroke behind first place Goodland.

The only other better 18-hole team score for the Monarchs came in 1999 when they fired a 377 at the Fort Hays Municipal Golf Course.

Karee Dinkel led the Monarchs with an 83 and finished second. Alison Helget shot a 92 to finish fourth. The other Monarch scores included a 102 by Hannah Michaud, Taylor Dinkel with a 103 and Gracie Wasinger at 126. TMP’s #4 golfer, Annaka Applequist, did not compete because of illness.

TEAM SCORES
Goodland 379
TMP-Marian 380
Colby 395
Dundy, (CO) 407
Lakin 437
Hugoton 439
Syracuse 448
Goodland JV 458
Ulysses 476
Scott City 505
INDIVIDUAL TOP 10
Logan Perryman–Goodland 82
Karee Dinkel–TMP-Marian 83
Payton Zarkowski–Dundy 86
Alison Helget–TMP-Marian 92
Miranda Kern–Colby 93
Katie Hays–Goodland 95
Ellee McDanial–Goodland JV 96
Elissa Zerr–Colby 96
Hally Waters–Dundy 98
Abbie Neal–Goodland 98

TMP-Marian volleyball wins twice

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The TMP-Marian volleyball team bounced back from their first two losses of the season with a pair of wins Tuesday night over Hill City and Phillipsburg. The Monarchs beat the Ringnecks 25-17, 25-21 then swept the Panthers 25-16, 25-14 to move to 5-2 overall and 4-0 in the Mid-Continent League.

“All six hitters attacked very smart and aggressive throughout the matches” said coach Natasha Dreher. “The speed of our game continues to improve and will hopefully continue to speed up as the season continues”.

Kayla Vitztum led the Monarchs with 13 kills. Bailey Hegemann recorded 16 digs and Kendra Werth had five blocks.

Phillipsburg pulls away late, blanks TMP

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
HaysPost

Phillipsburg 35, TMP 0

The second ranked team in Class 2A, Phillipsburg, got more than they bargained for from a pesky TMP Monarch team on Friday night.  The Panthers used two short fields in the first half, following errant punt snaps from TMP, and turned both of those short fields into touchdowns.

The first of those scores a one yard run by Phillipsburg senior Brock Means which made it 7-0 with 1:28 to go in the first quarter.  TMP would get the ball back and go three and out.  Phillipsburg would take advantage of another short field, scoring on a 15 yard touchdown run from Kirk Coomes on the first play of the second quarter that made it 14-0.

That score would hold all the way to the first play of the fourth quarter when Coomes scored his second touchdown of the game on an 11 yard scamper that made it 21-0.  The Panthers would score two more times which pushed the final score to 35-0

TMP had only four yards of total offense while Phillipsburg tallied 345 total yards.  The Monarchs play their second road game of the season on Friday in Ellis.  Phillipsburg will host Norton in a Mid-Continent League Power tilt.

PLAYS OF THE GAME

JOHN MONTGOMERY POST-GAME

HHS Indians cross country teams place 2nd

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The Hays High boys and girls cross country teams each finished second Thursday at the cross country meet in Great Bend.

The lady Indians had three medalists led by Marie Reveles fifth place finish with a time of 17:56. Ady Albers was sixth and Haley George 11th. Garden City won the team title.

Zachary Hopp’s fifth place finish, with a time of 17:46 was the highest finisher for the Indians three medalists. Ethan Shippy was sixth and Daniel Lopez finished 11th.

Garden City won both the boys and girls team titles.

The Indians travel to Hesston next Thursday, September 10th.

HHS volleyball opens season with a pair of wins

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The 9th-ranked Hays High volleyball team opened their season with a pair of wins Thursday in Larned. The Indians defeated Larned 25-13, 25-15 then knocked off La Crosse 27-25, 25-19.

The first match against Larned, Tessa Stickel had 6 kills and Audra Schmeidler had 4 kills. Schmeidler added 4 serving aces. Albany Schaffer led the way with 12 digs. Kylie Brown added 3 blocks and Taylor Groen-Younger had 11 assists.
The second match against Lacrosse, Tessa Stickel again led the way with 10 kills. Kylie Brown followed with 8. Taylor Groen-Younger recorded 17 assists and Albany Schaffer had 2 service aces and 14 digs.
The Indians are off until September 10th when they travel to Dodge City.

 

TMP-Marian volleyball sweeps opener

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The 3rd-ranked TMP-Marian volleyball teams opened their season with a pair of wins at the Trego triangular. The Monarchs defeated Stockton 25-17, 25-21 in their opener then knocked off host Trego 25-17, 25-11 in their second match.

Savannah Yost and Kayla Vitztum both had 11 kills on the day. Vitztum and Ashley Ostrander each recorded six service aces. Bailey Hagemen led the team with 14 digs.

The Monarchs are back in action Thursday in Abilene.

TMP-Marian girls’ golf wins HHS Invitational; Indians bring home top to individual spots

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The TMP-Marian girls’ golf team shot a 195 to win their first tournament of the season, taking the Hays High Invitational by 18 strokes Monday afternoon at the Smoky Hill Country Club. Defending 4A state champ Hays High shot a 219 and finished third behind Garden City.

Taylor DeBoer and Katie Brungardt led the Indians. Both shot a 39 to tie for first. Deboer won the first playoff hole to take the individual title. TMP-Marian’s Karee Dinkel fired a 40 to lead the Monarchs and was third. The Monarchs Taylor Dinkel was fifth with a 47 and Alison Helget ninth with a 51.

Team Finish
1. TMP-Marian – 195
2. Garden City – 213
3. Hays High – 219
4. Salina Central – 220
5. Liberal – 228
6. Dodge City – 231
7. Great Bend – 251

Top 10 Medalists
1. Tayor DeBoer – Hays High – 39
2. Katie Brungardt – Hays High – 39
3. Karee Dinkel – TMP-Marian – 40
4. Ellie Cobb – Salina Central – 43
5. Taylor Dinkel – TMP-Marian – 47
6. Hannah Leiker – Garden City – 48
7. Allison Heeland – Great Bend – 48
8. Sarah Bayouth – Liberal – 49
9. Alison Helget – TMP-Marian – 51
10. Logan Gleason – Dodge City – 51

 

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