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High school football scoreboard week 3

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Football Score Sheet Week 3 – September 14th

11-Man

Western Athletic Conference
Liberal (1-1) 20 Hays (0-2) 21
Great Bend (2-0) 34 Wichita Northwest (2-0) 56
Wichita Heights (1-1) 27 Dodge City (1-1) 49
Garden City (0-2) 24 Hutchinson (0-2) 28

Mid-Continent League
TMP (1-1) 6 Plainville (1-1) 46
Phillipsburg (2-0) 42 Smith Center (2-0) 14
Norton (0-2) 26 Oakley (2-0) 24
Ellinwood (1-1) 34 Ellis (0-2) 13

Central Plains League
Republic Co. (0-2) 14 LaCrosse (1-1) 44

North Central Activities Association
Southeast of Saline (2-0) 28 Russell (2-0) 14
Ellsworth (1-1) 7 Sacred Heart (0-2) 9

Central Kansas League
Hoisington (1-1) 50 Larned (0-2) 13

Great West Activities Conference
Holcomb (1-1) 34 Colby (2-0) 38
Goodland (0-2) 0 Scott City (2-0) 61
Hugoton (0-2) 6 Ulysses (1-1) 29

8-Man
Central Prairie League
Kinsley (1-1) 0 Central Plains (2-0) 72
St. John (0-2) 0 Ness City (1-1) 54
Macksville (1-1) 24 Victoria (1-1) 70
Stafford (2-0) 0 Otis-Bison (1-1) 50

Mid-Continent League
Triplains-Brewster (1-1) 14 Trego Community (1-1) 46

Northern Plains League
Stockton (1-1) 22 Osborne (1-1) 68
Hill City (1-1) 53 Thunder Ridge (2-0) 6
Clifton-Clyde (2-0) 66 Wilson (1-1) 22

Northwest Kansas League
Dighton (1-1) 12 St. Francis (2-0) 38
Quinter (0-2) 0 Hoxie (2-0) 54

Southern Plains Iroquois
South Central (2-0) 14 Hodgeman Co. (2-0) 28

Western Kansas Liberty League
Logan-Palco (1-1) 6 Wichita Co. (1-1) 54
Northern Valley (2-0) 48 Wheatland-Grinnell (1-1) 0

6-Man
North
Deerfield (0-1) 32 Natoma (1-1) 79

South
Golden Plains (2-0) 67 Rolla (0-2) 18

Other games of note
Maize (2-0) 21 Haysville Campus (2-0) 0
Perry-Lecompton (2-0) 35 Sabetha (2-0) 33
Pratt (2-0) 55 Hesston (2-0) 0
Riley County (2-0) 12 Silver Lake (2-0) 31
Rock Hills (2-0) 0 Hanover (2-0) 68

Andale 62, Rose Hill 0

Anthony-Harper-Chaparral 42, Cheney 14

Axtell 48, Onaga 0

BV Randolph 60, Wetmore 14

BV West 35, St. James Academy 32

Basehor-Linwood 57, Leavenworth 13

Belle Plaine 42, Wichita Independent 14

Beloit 56, Minneapolis 18

Bishop Miege 40, Mill Valley 7

Blue Valley 49, BV Southwest 7

Bucklin 38, Chase 6

Buhler 34, Augusta 6

Burlingame 54, Marais des Cygnes Valley 6

Burlington 34, Wellsville 12

Caldwell 58, Cedar Vale/Dexter 0

Caney Valley 42, Neodesha 7

Central Heights 34, Wabaunsee 22

Centralia 56, St. Mary’s 14

Chanute 49, Iola 14

Chapman 26, Abilene 0

Cherryvale 32, Erie 2

Cimarron 66, Stanton County 8

Clifton-Clyde 66, Wilson 12

Colby 38, Holcomb 34

Conway Springs 38, Kingman 21

DeSoto 56, KC Turner 0

Derby 55, Newton 7

Dodge City 49, Wichita Heights 27

Douglass 50, Marion 38

Elkhart 68, Sublette 28

Ellinwood 34, Ellis 13

Fort Scott 55, Independence 12

Frankfort 54, Doniphan West 6

Fredonia 28, Bluestem 14

Frontenac 26, Commerce, Okla. 0

Galena 50, Prairie View 22

Garden Plain 56, Wichita Trinity 14

Gardner-Edgerton 33, Lawrence 13

Girard 23, Columbus 16

Goddard 17, Andover Central 16

Goessel 30, Wakefield 20

Golden Plains 67, Rolla 18

Greeley County 44, Rawlins County 26

Halstead 64, Lyons 0

Hanover 68, Rock Hills 0

Hays 21, Liberal 20

Hill City 53, Thunder Ridge 6

Hillsboro 32, Haven 24

Hodgeman County 28, South Central 14

Hoisington 50, Larned 13

Holton 37, Nemaha Central 32

Hoxie 54, Quinter 0

Humboldt 56, Eureka 6

Hutchinson 28, Garden City 24

Hutchinson Trinity 8, Ell-Saline 6

Inman 21, Remington 6

Jackson Heights 14, Maur Hill – Mount Academy 0

KC Piper 56, Atchison 28

KC Sumner 36, KC Wyandotte 35

Kapaun Mount Carmel 30, Wichita East 0

La Crosse 44, Republic County 14

Labette County 28, Coffeyville 14

Lakin 28, Syracuse 0

Lawrence Free State 62, SM North 0

Lebo 46, Chetopa 0

Lighthouse Christian, Mo. 48, Riverton 0

Little River 44, Bennington 12

Louisburg 27, Baldwin 7

Madison/Hamilton 76, Hartford 0

Maize 21, Wichita Campus 0

Manhattan 49, Topeka Seaman 7

Marysville 42, Concordia 0

McPherson 56, El Dorado 8

Medicine Lodge 53, South Gray 22

Mission Valley 30, Northern Heights 0

Moscow 58, Weskan 32

Moundridge 48, Solomon 34

Ness City 54, St. John 0

Northern Valley 48, Wheatland-Grinnell 0

Oberlin-Decatur 24, Wallace County 12

Olathe East 37, Olathe West 27

Olathe North 51, SM West 14

Olpe 13, Christ Preparatory Academy 8

Osage City 38, Council Grove 6

Osborne 68, Stockton 22

Oswego 48, Altoona-Midway 16

Otis-Bison 50, Stafford 0

Paola 59, Ottawa 13

Parsons 59, Osawatomie 20

Pawnee Heights def. Cheylin, forfeit

Pembroke Hill, Mo. 44, KC Bishop Ward 8

Phillipsburg 42, Smith Center 14

Pike Valley 50, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 0

Pittsburg 34, BV North 31

Plainville 46, Hays-TMP-Marian 6

Pleasant Ridge 34, McLouth 12

Pleasanton 36, Jayhawk Linn 12

Pratt 55, Hesston 0

Rossville 29, Rock Creek 21

Royal Valley 28, Riverside 27

SM Northwest 27, Olathe South 21

Sabetha 35, Perry-Lecompton 33

Salina Central 27, Salina South 3

Salina Sacred Heart 9, Ellsworth 7

Santa Fe Trail 41, Anderson County 7

Satanta 52, Minneola 6

Scott City 61, Goodland 0

Sedan 66, Marmaton Valley 30

Sedgwick 47, Sterling 8

Shawnee Heights 20, KC Schlagle 14

Silver Lake 31, Riley County 12

Smoky Valley 8, Nickerson 6

South Barber 70, Hutchinson Central Christian 68, 3OT

South Haven 48, Norwich 24

Southeast 39, Yates Center 7

Southeast Saline 28, Russell 14

Spearville 72, Ingalls 44

Spring Hill 24, Bonner Springs 23

St. Paul 54, West Elk 34

Tonganoxie 34, Eudora 6

Topeka 66, Highland Park 0

Trego 46, Triplains-Brewster 14

Troy 41, Horton 8

Ulysses 29, Hugoton 6

Uniontown 52, Northeast-Arma 12

Valley Center 23, Maize South 13

Valley Heights 66, Atchison County 26

Victoria 70, Macksville 24

Wamego 15, Clay Center 6

Washburn Rural 33, Topeka Hayden 17

Wellington 47, Clearwater 26

West Franklin 39, Lyndon 0

Wichita Bishop Carroll 49, Wichita West 20

Wichita Collegiate 42, Mulvane 22

Wichita County 54, Logan/Palco 6

Wichita Northwest 56, Great Bend 34

Wichita South 38, Arkansas City 28

Wichita Southeast 27, Wichita North 12

Winfield 21, Circle 0

Hays High holds off Liberal to give Crough first win

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Hays High played their first home game of 2018 Friday night hosting the Liberal Redskins.

Hays turned the ball over on three of their five first half possessions and Liberal punted on three of the six and lost the ball on downs once.  The result of the first two quarters was a tie at seven points a piece.

Liberal’s Jaylin Staten ripped off a 65 yard run to give the Redskins a 7-0 after picking off an Indian pass.  Hays responded on the next drive in the first quarter driving 81 yards on 9 plays which was capped off by a six yard Palmer Hutchison score.

Highlights

Liberal’s first drive of the second half was kept alive after Hays ran into the punter on 4th and 4.  Syris Dunlap took advantage with a 60 yard touchdown run for a Liberal 14-7 lead.

The Indians responded right back on a seven play seventy yard drive finished off by a second Hutchison score to even the game at 14.  The next Liberal drive ended when Tavian Creamer picked off the first pass of his career for Hays.  The Indians drove to midfield then on 4th and 2, Hutchison ran for 48 yards to the three yard line.  Hayden Brown punched in the go ahead run two plays later.  Cole Schroeder hit his third extra point of the night for a 21-14 lead.

The Indians recovered an uncovered kickoff on the next play but gave the ball back after four plays.  Liberal drove the field converting on third and fourth downs, scoring on a twelve yard pass from Dunlap to Lee Hatcher for a 21-20 score.  The score remained the same as Keaton Markley, a few plays after leaving with an injury, blocked the extra point.

Hays recovered the Liberal onside kick and with a first down took a 21-20 victory.

Coach Tony Crough

Hayden Brown ran for 151 yards and Palmer Hutchison for 157.  Hays moves to 1-2 on the year and is 1-1 in the WAC.  Liberal drops to 1-2 and 0-1.

Tiger women’s soccer draws for second-consecutive match; tie Hornets

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HAYS, Kan. – For the second-straight match this season, 90 minutes of play was not enough as the Fort Hays State women’s soccer team took to two overtime sessions, ultimately ending in a 1-1 tie. With the draw, Fort Hays State drops to 1-2-2 on the season while Emporia State records its first tie of the season to dip to 3-1-1.

Emporia State led the offensive push in the first 45 minutes of play, leading the Tigers in the shot column with five shots while limiting Fort Hays State to just one attempt. Neither team could find the back of the net, leaving the score knotted up at 0-0 heading into halftime. With the next 45 minutes of play ahead of them, both squads evened out their shot attempts with both the Tigers and Hornets attempting five in the half.

With the potential for overtime looming, the Hornets stung first as Shelby Keyes captured her first goal of the season in the 75th minute to claim the first 1-0 lead of the match. The Tigers would not back down though as they equalized the score at 1-1 with Olympia Katsouridis capturing her first goal of her sophomore campaign in the 83rd minute as she completed a header from an assist by Cailey Perkins on the left side of the goal. The final minutes of regulation resulted in neither team gaining the advantage, sending the match to a first decisive period.

Emporia State tried to end the match with a win as they attempted two shots while leaving the Tigers shot-less in the first overtime. However, the second and final overtime went in favor of Fort Hays State who attempted their share of two shots with neither resulting in a goal. After 110 minutes of play, the Tigers and Hornets ended in a draw in their non-conference match.

Maria Walden for Emporia State led all players with four shots including two on goal, while Darby Hirsch accounted for three of her own for the Tigers. The Hornets ended the match with 12 shots compared to just eight by the Tigers. Taking her second-straight tie in goal for Fort Hays State was Megan Kneefel who tallied five saves in the tilt. Kneefel now owns 33 saves through five matches for the Tigers. Taking the tie on the other side was Hornet keeper Jillian Patton who recorded just one save in the match.

The Tigers are back in action for the second of three-straight non-conference matches against MIAA foes. They host Nebraska-Kearney on Sunday with a kickoff set for 1 p.m.

FHSU volleyball held in check in MIAA opener

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TOPEKA, Kan. – The Fort Hays State volleyball team opened MIAA play with a 3-0 road loss against Washburn Friday evening (Sept. 14). The Tigers were unable to get into a rhythm against a tough Ichabod defense that totaled 12 blocks in the match.

Fort Hays State moves to 6-7 overall and 0-1 in MIAA play, while the Ichabods remain undefeated at 13-0 and 1-0 in league action.

Washburn took control early and never let up in the first set, capturing the first six points to force the Tigers to use an early timeout. The teams traded points for the rest of the set but Washburn’s defense stood tall, not allowing FHSU more than two consecutive points for the entire frame.

A service error and a kill from Kayla Vitztum gave the Tigers an early 2-0 lead to start the second set, but Washburn grabbed a stranglehold on the game thanks to a 13-2 run, including a seven-straight points to take the lead for good. Later, with the Tigers trailing by nine, the Tigers strung together four-consecutive points to ultimately pull within three, 22-19, thanks to an 8-2 run. Washburn rebounded after taking a timeout, taking the set 25-21 after a kill from Kelsey Gordon.

Azlyn Cassaday handed the Tigers the lead yet again to start the third set with a kill before multiple Ichabod errors and a strike from Christianna Herron gave the Tigers their largest lead of the evening, 5-2. FHSU held the lead as late as 7-6 after a kill from Morgan West, but Washburn slowly established a lead before scoring the final five points to take the match, 25-15.

The Tigers were limited to a .009 hitting percentage, its lowest outing in more than six years (.000 vs. UNK, 9/11/12). Washburn countered with a .262 swing rate. Both sides dug out 48 balls, with the Ichabods holding a 37-24 edge in assists.

Cassaday led the Tigers with 10 kills while adding four digs defensively. Abbie Hayes tallied 18 digs on the back line and dropped in one of two FHSU aces. Amirah Bentley tossed up a team-best 12 assists in the loss.

The Tigers will look to get back to .500 overall and in league play Saturday when they travel to take on Emporia State at 3 p.m.

Locations, venues, dates announced for 2018-19 MIAA Championships

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Conference releases its championship schedule for the upcoming year

MIAA

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association announced the dates and locations for its 2018-19 Championships. The MIAA will crown 17 champions, including 10 in women’s sport and seven in men’s sports. Five championships will be conducted at neutral sites with the remaining sites being held on campuses.

Women’s Soccer is the first championship of the season on Wednesday, October 31. First-round matches will be at campus sites with the semifinals on Friday, November 2 and the championship match on Sunday, November 4 at the campus of the highest remaining seed.

The MIAA Cross Country Championships will be held in Emporia, Kansas at the Jones Park Cross Country Course on Saturday, November 3. The final fall MIAA Championship is volleyball, which begins on Tuesday, November 6 at campus sites. Friday, November 9 and Saturday, November 10 will be the semifinal and final matches on the campus of the highest remaining seed.

Winter Championships get underway with Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track and Field. The indoor championships will be hosted in Maryville, Missouri at the newly completed Hughes Family Fieldhouse on Friday, February 22 and end on Sunday, February 24.

A change to the championship schedule will be for Men’s and Women’s Basketball. The championships move to five days, beginning on Wednesday, March 5 and will include 20 teams playing at Kansas City’s historic Municipal Auditorium. The basketball championships conclude with a men’s and women’s team cutting down the nets on Sunday, March 10.

Women’s Bowling wraps up the Winter Championships on Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24. Springfield, Missouri’s Andy B’s will host this year’s championship.

Golf starts off the 2019 Spring Championship schedule on Monday, April 22 and ends on Wednesday, April 24. The Women’s Championship will be played at Firekeeper Golf Course in Mayetta, Kansas. Men’s Golf will hit the course the same days at a site still to be finalized.  The Oklahoma City Tennis Center will be the site of the 2019 Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championships on Friday, April 26 through Sunday, April 28.

The MIAA Softball Championship will be held on Wednesday, May 1 through Saturday, May 4 with a location still to be finalized. Walton Stadium in Warrensburg, Missouri will be the site of the Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Championships starting on Friday, May 3 and ending Sunday, May 5.

The final MIAA Championship of the season will be baseball. The Baseball Championship is set to open on Thursday, May 9 with the final day on Sunday, May 12 at Al Ortoani Field in Pittsburg, Kansas.

“The MIAA is one of the strongest Division II conferences in the country and a big reason why is the quality championship venues we provide for our student-athletes each year,” explained MIAA Commissioner Mike Racy.  “This year’s line-up of championship sites will provide a first-class championship experience to some of the nation’s most talented students.”

All MIAA Championships will be streamed live on the MIAA Network. The complete list of the 2018-19 MIAA Championship schedule, dates and locations can be found here.

MIAAA announces locations, venues and dates for 2018-19 Championships

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association announced the dates and locations for its 2018-19 Championships. The MIAA will crown 17 champions, including 10 in women’s sport and seven in men’s sports. Five championships will be conducted at neutral sites with the remaining sites being held on campuses.

Women’s Soccer is the first championship of the season on Wednesday, October 31. First-round matches will be at campus sites with the semifinals on Friday, November 2 and the championship match on Sunday, November 4 at the campus of the highest remaining seed.

The MIAA Cross Country Championships will be held in Emporia, Kansas at the Jones Park Cross Country Course on Saturday, November 3. The final fall MIAA Championship is volleyball, which begins on Tuesday, November 6 at campus sites. Friday, November 9 and Saturday, November 10 will be the semifinal and final matches on the campus of the highest remaining seed.

Winter Championships get underway with Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track and Field. The indoor championships will be hosted in Maryville, Missouri at the newly completed Hughes Family Fieldhouse on Friday, February 22 and end on Sunday, February 24.

A change to the championship schedule will be for Men’s and Women’s Basketball. The championships move to five days, beginning on Wednesday, March 5 and will include 20 teams playing at Kansas City’s historic Municipal Auditorium. The basketball championships conclude with a men’s and women’s team cutting down the nets on Sunday, March 10.

Women’s Bowling wraps up the Winter Championships on Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24. Springfield, Missouri’s Andy B’s will host this year’s championship.

Golf starts off the 2019 Spring Championship schedule on Monday, April 22 and ends on Wednesday, April 24. The Women’s Championship will be played at Firekeeper Golf Course in Mayetta, Kansas. Men’s Golf will hit the course the same days at a site still to be finalized. The Oklahoma City Tennis Center will be the site of the 2019 Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championships on Friday, April 26 through Sunday, April 28.

The MIAA Softball Championship will be held on Wednesday, May 1 through Saturday, May 4 with a location still to be finalized. Walton Stadium in Warrensburg, Missouri will be the site of the Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Championships starting on Friday, May 3 and ending Sunday, May 5.

The final MIAA Championship of the season will be baseball. The Baseball Championship is set to open on Thursday, May 9 with the final day on Sunday, May 12 at Al Ortoani Field in Pittsburg, Kansas.

“The MIAA is one of the strongest Division II conferences in the country and a big reason why is the quality championship venues we provide for our student-athletes each year,” explained MIAA Commissioner Mike Racy. “This year’s line-up of championship sites will provide a first-class championship experience to some of the nation’s most talented students.”

All MIAA Championships will be streamed live on the MIAA Network. The complete list of the 2018-19 MIAA Championship schedule, dates and locations can be found here.

Perez, Bonifacio go back-to-back; Royals beat Twins

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Salvador Perez and Jorge Bonifacio hit back-to-back homers during a four-run sixth inning, Heath Fillmyer pitched into the eighth and the Kansas City Royals held on to beat the Minnesota Twins 6-4 on Thursday night.

The loss by the Twins, who occupy second place in the woeful AL Central, reduced the division-leading Cleveland Indians’ magic number to two.

The Royals were hitless until Hunter Dozier greeted Alan Busenitz, the Twins’ third pitcher in the game, with a leadoff double to left field in the sixth.

Perez followed with a 420-foot drive to left field to put the Royals ahead 3-2, and then Bonifacio hit one into the Twins’ bullpen off Busenitz (4-1), who didn’t record an out. Adalberto Mondesi added an RBI single as the Royals sent 10 batters to the plate.

Fillmyer (3-1) worked 7 1/3 innings, allowing four runs on five hits and matching his career high with six strikeouts. In his previous start, the Twins bludgeoned him for six runs in 2 1/3 innings.

Fillmyer left in the eighth with runners on the corners, both of whom eventually scored against relievers Brian Flynn and Brandon Maurer.

Jerry Vasto got the last out in the eighth, and Wily Peralta worked a perfect ninth for his 11th save in 11 opportunities.

Jake Cave put the Twins ahead in the second with a two-run homer, his 11th of the season.

The Twins went with a bullpen day, opening with Gabriel Moya, who worked two scoreless innings. Stephen Gonsalves pitched the next three, allowing no hits but walking four, and the last of those walks turned into a run in the fifth when Whit Merrifield scored on an error by shortstop Jorge Polanco.

Merrifield singled, stole second, went to third on an error and scored on Alex Gordon’s fielder’s choice for an eighth-inning insurance run.

TRAINER’S ROOM

Royals: OF Brett Phillips (shoulder) remains available as a pinch runner, but hasn’t been fully cleared.

Rays: C Mitch Garver (head) woke up with a headache after taking a foul ball off the facemask on Wednesday. Manager Paul Molitor said Garver has a history of concussions, but isn’t showing any symptoms and was held out Thursday as a precaution. … 3B Miguel Sano (lower left leg) has resumed running, taking ground balls and working in the batting cage. Molitor declined to put a timetable on a possible return. … DH Eddie Rosario returned after re-aggravating a quad injury he initially suffered on Aug. 30.

UP NEXT

Royals RHP Jorge Lopez (2-4, 3.72), who took a perfect game into the ninth inning last Saturday at Minnesota, will face Twins RHP Jose Berrios (11-11, 3.83) in the second game of the four-game set.

Girls third, boys fourth at HHS Cross Country Invite

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VICTORIA, Kan. – The Hays High girls finished third and the boys fourth at their own invitational at Sand Plum in Victoria. The girls’ had three medalists led by freshman Landri Dotts who finished seventh, Claire Shippy was 19th and Yesenia Maldonado 21st.

Boys Team Scores
1. Dodge City 25
2. Garden City 34
3. Olathe North 82
4. Hays 118
5. Salina Central 120
6. Salina South 162

HHS Results
Brayden Hines V 18:59:00 24th
Johnny Fuller V 19:18:00 28th
Grant Brungardt V 19:52:00 42nd
Conner Cunningham V 20:13:00 48th
Fernando Zarate V 20:41:00 58th
Landon Viegra V 20:47:00 60th
Chris Isbell V 20:48:00 61st
Nathan Erbert V 21:33:00 30th
Corey Hale V 22:16:00 43rd

Girls Team Scores
1. Dodge City 29
2. Garden City 60
3. Hays 75
4. Salina South 79
5. Salina Central 113
6. Olathe North 134

HHS Girls Results
Landri Dotts V 22:12:00 7th (5th in large class)
Claire Shippy V 23:08:00 19th (13th in large class)
Yesenia Maldonado V 23:10:00 21st (15th in large class)
Cristina Leos V 23:40:00 27th

Late goal dooms FHSU men in 1-0 defeat to Sea Lions in San Diego

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SAN DIEGO, Calif. – The 18th-ranked Fort Hays State men’s soccer team fell to Point Loma Nazarene on Thursday (Sept. 13), 1-0. The Tigers dip to 3-2 overall on the season, while the Sea Lions improve to 2-2 on the year.

The Tigers were able to have a couple scoring opportunities in the first half, but the Sea Lion defense stifled any momentum from Fort Hays State. Both teams could not get anything going as the match was scoreless at intermission.

FHSU outshot Point Loma Nazarene 16-3 in the second but could not capitalize on those advantages. The Sea Lions were able to slip past the Tiger defense late with the deciding goal in the 88th minute. PLNU scored on a ball that got past Tiger goalkeeper Cullen Fisch near the crossbar and slipped in for the score.

Santiago Agudelo led the Tigers with six shots in the contest. Fisch took the loss in goal for the Tigers as he moves to 3-2 in goal on the season. The opportunities were there for the Tigers as they out-shot the Sea Lions 21-6 in the contest.

The Tigers continue their west coast swing on Saturday as they head up north to take on Biola University in La Mirada, Calif. The Tigers and Eagles are slated to kick off at 6 p.m. CT/4 p.m. PT.

Hays High volleyball falls in Garden City

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

GARDEN CITY, Kan.-The Hays High Lady Indians could not climb over hump on Thursday in Garden City losing to Pratt, Ulysses and the host team Garden City. Hays opened with the Pratt Greenbacks and lost 20-25, 20-25. Both sets were close throughout but Pratt was victorious in the end.

Ulysses was the next opponent for the Lady Indians and it was another straight set defeat. Hays High had leads in both sets but could not close the door late and lost both sets 22-25, 20-25. In the nightcap against the host Lady Buffaloes it was the same song, different verse. Hays held leads in both sets but fell 17-25, 20-25.

Tasiah Nunnery led the way with 33 kills. Hannah McGuire finished with a season high 40 assists on the night and Kallie Leiker finished with 29 digs. The Lady Indians fall to 4-6 on the season and will be off until September 22nd when they travel to Wamego for tournament play.

TMP-Marian girls’ golf wins Larned Invite

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LARNED, Kan. – e TMP-Marian girls’ golf team placed three in the top-10 to win the Larned Invitational. The Monarchs shot a 377, their third lowest team total in school history, to win by 16 strokes over Hoisington.

Shannen Chin shot a 79 to take the individual title by five shots. Haleigh Spray was third with a 90 and Jenna Romme finished seventh after a 99.

TEAM
1.. TMP-Marian 377
2. Hoisington 393
3. Cimarron 410
4. Pratt 457
5. Larned 461
Russell did not field full team

TOP 10INDIVIDUALS
1. Shannen Chin, TMP, 79
2. Maleigha Schmidt, Hoisington, 84
3. Haleigh Spray, TMP, 90
4. Aspen Bell, Cimarron, 92
5. Trinity Dolezal, Hoisington, 97
6. Halle Barker, Larned, 99
7. Jenna Romme, TMP, 99
8. Liza Ward, Hoisington, 100
9. Aubrey Meyers, Pratt, 101
10. Grace Green, Cimarron, 104,

🎥 Hays Post Game of the Week matchup, Week 3

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Week three of the high school football season is here! On Friday night, Hays Post and Eagle Communications will live stream the 1-1 Monarchs as they travel to Plainville.

Thomas More Prep-Marian will square off against the 1-1 Cardinals, with Jonathan Zweygardt and Dave Barber on the call for KHAZ. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.

Check out Hays Post for live game action!

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Anderson’s 12th-inning homer leads White Sox past Royals

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Tim Anderson hit a two-run homer in the 12th inning, and the Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 4-2 on Wednesday night.

Anderson’s blast off Burch Smith (1-5), the sixth Royals pitcher, landed just beyond the fence in left-center.

Juan Minaya (2-2) pitched two scoreless innings for the win. Hector Santiago, the eighth Chicago pitcher, picked up his second save in as many chances.

Jose Rondon also homered for the White Sox, who snapped a seven-game skid, one game short of their season-worst losing streak.

Adalberto Mondesi tied a career high with four hits and drove in both of Kansas City’s runs.

Both teams wasted plenty of scoring chances, the last of which belonged to the Royals in the bottom of the 11th. With one out and runners on second and third, Rosell Herrera lined to short, with pinch-runner Brett Phillips getting doubled off third.

Royals starter Eric Skogland pitched five innings, allowing two runs on two hits, with two walks and two strikeouts. He made his first start since May 25 after a long stint on the disabled list with a sprained ulnar collateral ligament. He returned Sept. 4 and had pitched two scoreless innings in relief.

Whit Merrifield stole two bases to bring his season total to 35, a new career high. He led the AL with 34 swipes last season and tops the league again this year.

After Merrifield stole second in the third inning, Mondesi drove him in with a single for the game’s first run. Mondesi stole his 22nd base, his 17th since the All-Star break.

The White Sox answered with two runs in the fourth on Rondon’s homer to left, scoring Avisail Garcia, who reached on a two-out walk.

The Royals tied it in the fifth but had a chance for a bigger inning. Ryan O’Hearn reached on a one-out walk, and Merrifield followed with a double to the wall in left center. But O’Hearn went too far around third and was picked off. Merrifield then stole third and scored on Mondesi’s second RBI single.

The White Sox had runners on second and third with one out in the seventh, and then loaded the bases with two outs. But Glenn Sparkman induced a fielder’s-choice grounder from Tim Anderson to end the inning.

The Royals loaded the bases in the seventh as well but did not score.

TRAINER’S ROOM

White Sox: INF Matt Davidson remains out of the lineup with what Manager Rick Renteria called sore knees. “Maybe these next four days are just giving him that time to recover,” Renteria said. … 3B Yoan Moncada was out of the lineup. “He’s a little sore in the hip,” Renteria said. “Today and a natural day off tomorrow, maybe that will help him.”

Royals: INF Hunter Dozier was scratched with a sore back. “It’s nothing serious,” Dozier said before the game. “It’s just a little back tightness. It’s kind of built up and I woke up this morning pretty sore. I could have played, probably, but they decided to give me one day. I’ll be 100 percent tomorrow.”

UP NEXT

White Sox: RHP James Shields (6-16, 4.58 ERA) goes in Baltimore on Friday.

Royals: RHP Heath Fillmyer (2-1, 4.75) will face Twins LHP Stephen Gonsalves (0-2, 11.68) on Thursday. It will be Fillmyer’s second consecutive start against the Twins. He took a no-decision in a 10-6 loss in Minneapolis last Friday, allowing six runs on six hits in 2 1/3 innings.

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