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Hays girls drops fourth game in five days

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The Hays High Lady Indians wrapped up their appearance in the Mid-America Classic in McPherson with a 7th place game against Shawnee Mission South on Saturday afternoon.

The Lady Indian’s fourth game in five days started at a slow pace.  The Indians hit just two of nine field goals in the first quarter and trailed 8-5 after the first eight minutes.  The Lady Indians opened the second quarter on a 7-2 run to take their first lead of the game at 12-10.  The two teams swapped the lead before South went on a 11-2 run.  That run established an eight point lead for the Raiders at 24-16.  Isabel Robben and Kallie Leiker combined for eight straight points to tie the game with under two minutes left before halftime.  South took a 27-26 lead into halftime after hitting three of four free throws and Robben scored her 10th point of the second quarter.

Highlights

Hays never did regain the lead in the second half.  The Indians did tie the game one time at 37 with 1:20 left in third quarter.  South scored the final four points of the quarter and never relinquished the lead.  The Lady Indians fell behind by as many as eight in the fourth quarter at 47-39.  Hays did cut the lead down to two with just over a minute remaining.  South hit five of their final six free throws to defeat Hays 53-49.

Coach Kirk Maska

Hays falls to 8-5 after their fourth straight loss in five days.  Shawnee Mission South improves to 5-7.  Isabel Robben led the team with 20 points, seven rebounds and took seven charges.  Mattie Hutchison added ten points.

Hays returns to action Tuesday for a girls and boys double header, hosting Salina South.

OPINION: Become an official and stay connected to high school sports

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By BOB GARDNER
Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations
and GARY MUSSELMAN
Executive Director of the Kansas State High School Activities Association

They don’t make the headlines, their names are not in the box scores and they don’t make the all-star teams, but perhaps the most important individuals in high school sports are the contest officials.

These individuals are so important that, in fact, there would be no organized competitive sports at the high school level without the men and women who officiate these contests every day across the country. Subtract the dedicated men and women who officiate high school sports and competitive sports would no longer be organized; they would be chaotic.

In some areas, high school officials are retiring faster than new licenses are being issued. And junior varsity, freshmen and middle school games are being postponed – or even cancelled – because there are not enough men and women to officiate them.

Anyone looking for a unique way to contribute to the local community should consider becoming a licensed high school official. For individuals who played sports in high school, officiating is a great way to stay close to the sport after their playing days have ended. Officiating helps people stay in shape, expands their social and professional network and offers part-time work that is flexible, yet pays. In fact, officiating is a form of community service, but with compensation.

Another benefit of officiating is that individuals become role models so that teenagers in the community can learn the life lessons that high school sports teach. Students learn to respect their opponents and the rules of the game and the importance of practicing good sportsmanship thanks, in part, to those men and women who officiate. And the objectivity and integrity that high school officials display is an example that every young person needs to observe firsthand. In short, communities around the country will be stronger because of the life lessons that high school officials help teach the next generation.

Officiating is a great way to stay connected to sports and to give back to the local high school and community. We need dedicated men and women to become involved so that high school sports can continue to prosper for years to come.

Individuals interested in learning more about becoming a high school official, and even begin the application process, can do so at www.HighSchoolOfficials.com.

Friday night high school basketball scoreboard

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Girls

Mid-America Classic in McPherson
Championship semifinals
McPherson  57  Olathe South 32
Wichita Northwest  29  Manhattan  46

Consolation Semifinals
Hays 32  Shawnee Mission NW 36
Shawnee Mission South 35  Ulysses 39

Glacier’s Edge Tournament at Emporia
Consolation Semifinals
Great Bend  43  Shawnee Heights  47

Newton Tournament
Consolation Semifinals
Garden City  46  Andover Central  54
Dodge City  45  Kapaun Mt. Carmel  52

Hilltop Hoops Classic
Championship game
Central Plains  52   St. John  34

3rd place
Little River  61   Moundridge  34

5th place
Macksville  40   Larned  39

7th place
Ness City  36  Ell-Saline  53

Western Athletic Conference
*Hugoton  44   Liberal  58

Mid-Continent League
*TMP  34   Abilene  38
Smith Center  47  Stockton  56
Plainville  53   Ellis  46
Phillipsburg  47   Oakley  39
Trego  32  Hill City  40
*Colby  36  Norton  34

Central Prairie League
Victoria  27  LaCrosse  38
*Sylvan Lucas  31  Otis-Bison  45
*Pratt-Skyline  28   Kinsley  52
*Lyons  49  Ellinwood  26

Northern Plains
Lakeside  39  Osborne  25
Wilson  63  Rock Hills  32
Lincoln  41  Natoma  24
Tescott  25  St. Johns-Tipton  52

North Central Activities Association
SE of Saline  20   Ellsworth  45

Northwest Kansas League
Hoxie  43  Quinter  37

Western Kansas Liberty League
Western Plains  12  Wheatland-Grinnell  73
Logan  35  Northern Valley  59

Great Western Kansas League
Goodland  32  Scott  66

Boys

Western Athletic Conference
*Hugoton  57  Liberal  62

Mid-Continent League
*TMP  40   Abilene  50
Smith Center  53  Stockton  57
Plainville  70   Ellis  39
Phillipsburg  64   Oakley  38
Trego  28  Hill City  48
*Colby  50  Norton  43

Central Prairie League
Victoria  41  LaCrosse  63

Northern Plains
Lakeside  31  Osborne  39
Wilson  49  Rock Hills  64

North Central Activities Association
SE of Saline  49  Ellsworth  65

Northwest Kansas League
Hoxie  67  Quinter  58

Western Kansas Liberty League
Logan  46  Northern Valley  76

Great Western Kansas League
Goodland  63  Scott  59

*Non-league

 

AP-KS–Kansas Prep Scores, 3rd Ld-Writethru,1043
Friday’s Scores
By The Associated Press
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 50, Hays-TMP-Marian 40
Belle Plaine 77, Conway Springs 42
Bishop Miege 66, Olathe South 48
Blue Valley 71, Olathe West 65
Caldwell 61, Sedan 55, OT
Cedar Vale/Dexter 52, Udall 41
Chanute 57, Iola 37
Cherryvale 45, Bluestem 29
Colby 50, Norton 43
Dodge City 64, Great Bend 61
Ellsworth 65, Southeast Saline 49
Elyria Christian 43, Herington 17
Emporia 62, Shawnee Heights 39
Erie 60, Humboldt 57
Eudora 51, Tonganoxie 37
Eureka 56, Fredonia 47
Fort Scott 58, Girard 50
Frankfort 54, Axtell 51, OT
Frontenac 68, Independence 63
Goodland 63, Scott City 59
Hanover 68, Wetmore 36
Highland Park 83, Topeka Hayden 67
Hill City 48, Trego 28
Hoxie 67, Quinter 58
Hutchinson 51, Valley Center 37
KC Harmon 70, Wichita Defenders 62
La Crosse 63, Victoria 41
Lawrence Free State 67, BV West 47
Liberal 63, Hugoton 57
Maize 66, Maize South 55
Maranatha Academy 79, KC Bishop Ward 47
Mill Valley 67, Lansing 57
Onaga 50, Linn 41
Osborne 39, Lakeside 31
Parsons 83, Columbus 65
Phillipsburg 64, Oakley 38
Plainville 70, Ellis 39
Pratt 59, Macksville 47
Rock Hills 64, Wilson 49
Rockhurst, Mo. 55, SM East 35
Royal Valley 50, Hiawatha 36
Sabetha 65, Riverside 25
Salina Sacred Heart 69, Hutchinson Trinity 50
SM Northwest 59, KC Turner 43
Smoky Valley 66, Clay Center 37
Southeast 44, Pleasanton 42
St. Mary’s 59, Jackson Heights 50
Stockton 57, Smith Center 53
Topeka Seaman 56, Manhattan 50
Wamego 58, Rock Creek 55
Wellsville 91, Anderson County 82
Wichita Campus 64, Goddard 51
Wichita Collegiate 75, Circle 72
Winfield 63, Wellington 48
Lyon County League Tournament
Semifinal
Burlingame 71, Hartford 31
Lyon County League Tournament
Semifinal
Olpe 61, Madison/Hamilton 27
SPIAA Tournament
Consolation
Ashland 58, Satanta 35
Ingalls 43, Fowler 38
Kiowa County 63, Pawnee Heights 41
Semifinal
South Central 51, Hodgeman County 42
South Gray 54, Spearville 36
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 38, Hays-TMP-Marian 34
Blue Ridge, S.C. 45, Cair Paravel 40
Bluestem 61, Cherryvale 50
Caldwell 46, Sedan 35
Caney Valley 46, Neodesha 44
Chanute 57, Iola 37
Chetopa 61, Tyro Community Christian 20
Cheylin 48, Weskan 45
Clay Center 42, Smoky Valley 32
Colby 36, Norton 34, OT
Columbus 51, Parsons 47
Crest 44, Uniontown 34
Ellsworth 45, Southeast Saline 20
Elyria Christian 42, Herington 26
Erie 44, Humboldt 32
Eudora 50, Tonganoxie 22
Eureka 48, Fredonia 43
Fort Scott 53, Girard 51
Frankfort 54, Axtell 32
Hanover 59, Wetmore 29
Holcomb 37, Southwestern Hts. 29
Hutchinson Trinity 59, Salina Sacred Heart 31
Independence 64, Frontenac 51
KC Bishop Ward 60, Maranatha Academy 53
La Crosse 38, Victoria 27
Labette County 56, Basehor-Linwood 39
Lakeside 39, Osborne 25
Liberal 58, Hugoton 44
Lincoln 41, Natoma 24
Linn 39, Onaga 15
Lyons 49, Ellinwood 26
Mission Valley 55, Lyndon 37
Northern Valley 59, Logan 35
Oberlin-Decatur 39, Wallace County 36
Oswego 30, Altoona-Midway 7
Otis-Bison 45, Sylvan-Lucas 31
Phillipsburg 47, Oakley 39
Pittsburg Colgan 49, Riverton 23
Plainville 53, Ellis 46
Pleasanton 48, Southeast 28
Riley County 45, Wabaunsee 43
Rural Vista 59, Wakefield 21
Sabetha 50, Riverside 39
Scott City 66, Goodland 32
South Haven 57, Flinthills 28
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 52, Tescott 25
St. Paul 55, Northeast-Arma 24
Stockton 56, Smith Center 47
Trego 40, Hill City 32
Udall 51, Cedar Vale/Dexter 30
Valley Heights 81, Solomon 23
Wamego 50, Rock Creek 22
Wheatland-Grinnell 73, Western Plains-Healy 12
Wilson 63, Rock Hills 32
Yates Center 58, Marmaton Valley 27
Cunningham Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Kinsley 52, Pratt Skyline 28
Norwich 41, Medicine Lodge 39
Semifinal
Attica 40, South Barber 37
El Dorado Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Augusta 57, Wichita Campus 40
Maize South 63, El Dorado 33
Semifinal
Gardner-Edgerton 50, Circle 44
Mill Valley 63, Wichita East 37
Emporia Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Shawnee Heights 47, Great Bend 43
SM North 58, Wichita Southeast 49
Semifinal
Emporia 40, Hutchinson 36
Olathe East 58, BV Southwest 49
Haven Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Haven 59, Nickerson 32
Rose Hill 40, Goddard 37
Semifinal
Cheney 59, Wellington 23
Garden Plain 49, Kingman 45
Hiawatha Tournament
Jackson Heights 44, St. Mary’s 37
Hilltop Hoops Classic
Seventh Place
Ell-Saline 53, Ness City 36
Fifth Place
Macksville 40, Larned 39
Third Place
Moundridge 43, Little River 34
Jefferson County North Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Atchison County 46, Oskaloosa 30
Cornerstone Family 38, Perry-Lecompton 26
Semifinal
Jefferson North 71, Pleasant Ridge 47
Valley Falls 44, Rossville 40
Lawrence Free State Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Junction City 64, Olathe West 53
Leavenworth 47, Lawrence Free State 40
Semifinal
Washburn Rural 57, KC Sumner 48
Wichita South 62, Wichita Heights 43
Lyon County League Tournament
Marais des Cygnes Valley 28, Burlingame 47
Semifinal
Hartford 46, Southern Coffey 28
Olpe 86, Waverly 36
McPherson Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
SM Northwest 36, Hays 32
Ulysses 39, SM South 35
Semifinal
Manhattan 46, Wichita Northwest 29
McPherson 57, Olathe South 32
Newton Invitational Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Andover Central 54, Garden City 46
Kapaun Mount Carmel 52, Dodge City 45
Semifinal
Bishop Miege 54, Olathe Northwest 36
Newton 25, Wichita Bishop Carroll 24
Topeka West Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Goddard-Eisenhower 53, Wichita Life Prep 50
Semifinal
Derby 76, Topeka West 23
Maize 56, Topeka Seaman 40

TMP/Abilene Basketball

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

Girls: Abilene 38, TMP 34

ABILENE, Kan.-Two state ranked teams put on a strong showing on Friday night in Abilene as TMP travelled East to face the Cowgirls. TMP would make the first run of the game as they scored five straight to take an early 8-4 lead and would not trail again in the first half. The Lady Monarchs led 17-11 after the first quarter and built the lead to as many as nine points in the second quarter and settled for a 24-18 lead at the half.

Abilene came out strong in the third quarter and with Kayla Vitztum in foul trouble the Cowgirls outscored TMP 14-3 in the third quarter and led 32-27 at going to the final quarter. The Lady Monarchs were able to close the Abilene lead to two late in the fourth quarter but could not get back on top as they fell 38-34.

The loss snaps TMP’s 12 game losing streak as the Lady Monarchs to 12-2 on the season. TMP will have a week off when they will travel to Norton to take on the Lady Jays.

ROSE MCFARLAND INTERVIEW

Boys: Abilene 50, TMP 40

ABILENE, Kan.-TMP never lead in their 50-40 loss at Abilene on Friday night. The Monarchs trailed 10-6 after the first quarter and the Cowboys pushed the lead to to eight points at halftime, 26-18. David McFarland led TMP with seven first half points and Michael Lager added six.

The Monarchs came out in the second half and cut the Abilene lead to four midway through the third quarter but that would be as close as TMP would get. The Cowboys would extend their lead back to seven points by the end of the quarter. Abilene would extend their lead to 15 points midway through the first quarter. TMP would cut it to eight points a couple of times in the fourth quarter before Abilene finished with the 10 point victory.

Michael Lager scored 14 to lead the Monarchs TMP falls to 10-4 on the season after dropping their second straight game for for the first time since losing their first two games of the year. The Monarchs are off until February 2nd when they travel to Norton.

JOE HERTEL INTERVIEW

 

Hays falls Shawnee Mission Northwest in McPherson

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Following an opening round loss to Wichita Northwest on Thursday afternoon, the Hays High Lady Indians returned to action less than 24 hours later in McPherson.  Friday’s consolation semi-final game was a state ranked showdown.  The Lady Indians entered the game at #6 in 4A-1.  Their opponent, Shawnee Mission Northwest, ranked #8 in 6A had already played seven other state ranked opponents in 11 games.

Hays hit a pair of shots on their first two possessions of the ball game to take a 5-2 lead.  The Lady Indians pushed that lead up to five at 10-5 with 2:34 left in the first quarter.  The Indians though made just one of their next thirteen shots in the remainder of the first half.  That allowed Northwest to go on a 12-2 run and take a 17-12 lead.  Jaycee Dale made a pair of free throws with a minute left in the half to cut the halftime deficit to 17-14.

Highlights

The Lady Indians turned those two points from the first half into a 14-2 run, building a seven point lead at 26-19.  The lead came at the 3:20 mark of third quarter.  Hays though would score just three points over the next 9:55.  The Lady Cougars embarked on a 15-3 run to build a 34-29 lead.  Savannah Schneider converted a three point play with ninety seconds left to cut the Hays deficit down to two.  The Lady Indians got good looks at the basket on their next three possessions but could not score.  Northwest hit a pair of free throws with ten seconds left to ice the game and a 36-32 win.

Coach Kirk Maska

Hays falls to 8-4 on the season on their third straight loss.  Shawnee Mission Northwest improves to 7-5.  Hays will play for seventh place at 2:00 on Saturday.

Late run carries Blue Tigers past Fort Hays State

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Lincoln hit nine more threes and outscored Fort Hays State by 14 at the free throw line and beat the Tigers 77-56 at Jason Gym. The Blue Tigers (10-10, 4-7 MIAA) used a 16-2 run late in the first half to go up seven at halftime then put the game away with a 21-1 run after Fort Hays State closed within four with just over eight minutes to play.

Mark Johnson Postgame Interview

Game Highlights

Lincoln hit 13 threes, their second most this season, and went 16-of-19 from the free throw line.

The Tigers (12-7, 5-5 MIAA) went 4-for-24 from beyond the arc and made two of their four free throw attempts.

Hadley Gillum was the only Tiger to reach double-figures with 19 points.

Terrance Smith scored 30 and Amariontez Ivery added 21.

Three-point shooting lifts Tiger women past Lincoln

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Fort Hays State women hit a season-high 10 three-pointers led by Carly Heim’s career-high five and the Tigers survived with a 65-55 win over Lincoln at Jason Gym.

Tony Hobson Postgame Interview

Game Highlights

FHSU (15-4, 6-4 MIAA) led by 10 at halftime and were up as many as 12 in the third quarter but a 13-5 Blue Tiger run pulled Lincoln (3-16, 0-11 MAA) within four early in the fourth.

Tatyana Legette, who was held to one point in their first three quarters, scored 11 in the fourth quarter to help fend off the upset bid.

Heim led the Tigers with 20 points. Taylor Rolfs added 10 along with six assists. Belle Barbiere pulled down 10 rebounds before fouling out.

Hays falls to Wichita NW in McPherson

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Less than 48 hours after a state ranked showdown loss to Salina Central, the Hays High Lady Indians were back on the floor to open the Mid-America Classic in McPherson.  As the #2 seed, Hays opened with 5-5 Wichita Northwest who had lost three games in overtime.

Hays had their coldest half shooting of the season making just three of twenty-four shots.  Northwest hit nine of twenty and four of those nine made shots were three pointers.  The combination led to a 22-8 lead for the Grizzlies by half time.

Northwest used a 15-2 run to take a three point lead at 5-2 to a 20-4 advantage threw the first three minutes of the second quarter.

Highlights

Wichita NW pushed their lead up to 22 points in the third quarter before Kallie Leiker scored four straight points in the final minute of to pull the Indians back within 18 at 35-17.  Hays would get with in 13 at 37-24 but never any closer falling 47-27.

The 27 points is a season low for Hays who falls to the consolation semi-finals and will play Shawnee Mission Northwest.  SMNW lost 41-40 in overtime to Manhattan.  The consolation semi-final game will be a meeting of state ranked teams at 3:00.

Coach Kirk Maska

Hays falls to 8-3 on the season.  Wichita Northwest improves to 6-5 on the year and will play Manhattan in the semi-finals.

 

Update: FHSU’s Shepherd Will Miss Senior Bowl

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Fort Hays State University’s Nathan Shepherd will miss the Reese’s Senior Bowl on Saturday due to a broken hand suffered in day two of practice.

https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status/956329563017146368

Despite the setback, Shepherd managed to impress many reporters and scouts that attended the two days of practice.

https://twitter.com/TerezPaylor/status/956342996198481921

https://twitter.com/ChiefsReporter/status/956575769605615617

https://twitter.com/NDTScouting/status/956340043072835584

FHSU’s Gross Memorial Coliseum named among best in Division II

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FHSU Athletics
FHSU Athletics

NCAA.com named Fort Hays State University’s Gross Memorial Coliseum as one of the Best Basketball Arenas in Division II. With a capacity of nearly 7,000 and Fort Hays State’s basketball teams consistently ranking among the top five in NCAA Division II attendance each year, the coliseum provides a great game day atmosphere that is hard to find anywhere else in Division II.

Click HERE for the entire listing.

Now in its 45th year of operation, the coliseum has been home to four national championship teams in Fort Hays State’s rich basketball history, three men’s (1984, 1985, and 1996) and one women’s (1991). The long-term success of each team in the coliseum adds to the mystique of being one of the most difficult places for opponents to play in NCAA Division II. Since joining Division II in 1991-92, Fort Hays State’s men have a record of 358-59 at home, making a staggering win percentage of .859 as of January 23, 2018. The win percentage is nearly just as good all-time at .841 with an overall record of 592-112. On the women’s side since joining Division II, FHSU is 324-67 at home also creating a win percentage north of 80 percent at .829 as of January 23, 2018. Fort Hays State’s current head coaches have very similar win percentages at the coliseum, Tony Hobson (women, 10th year) at .852 and Mark Johnson (men, 17th year) at .840. A total of 22 conference championships have been won by Fort Hays State in its time calling Gross Memorial Coliseum home, 13 by the men and nine by the women. The men’s program has a total of 20 conference championships overall, winning seven before calling the coliseum home.

Add in a tremendous game day atmosphere (which includes top-notch pep band, cheer and dance teams, public address, and game promotions) with some of the best attendance figures yearly in Division II, the coliseum is one of the best places to watch both women’s and men’s college basketball. The Fort Hays State men have been among the top five nationally in home attendance for the last four years, while the women have ranked second in home attendance nationally the last three years and among the top five over the last five years.

The coliseum has seen seven teams reach the 30-win plateau for a season, including five men’s and two women’s. The 1984 and 1985 NAIA men’s national championship teams each had 35, while the 1991 NAIA women’s national title team generated 34. The 1996 men’s team was one of four in NCAA Division II history to go undefeated at 34-0, holding the Division II record for most wins by an undefeated team until Findlay (Ohio) broke the mark in 2009 by going 36-0. Most recently, the 2014-15 women’s team reached 30 wins, its most Division II program history.

Even with the long-term success of the basketball programs, the coliseum is also home to the FHSU volleyball and wrestling programs. With its large capacity the coliseum annually serves as a host site for Kansas State High School Activities Association Championship Tournaments in volleyball, wrestling, and basketball, so it has also seen plenty of high school sports history.

This is the second “Best Arenas” honor for Gross Memorial Coliseum within the last two years. In January of 2017, it was named one of the Five Best Arenas in D2 Basketball by Hero Sports.

Royals sign veteran INF Ryan Goins to minor league deal

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Royals have signed former Blue Jays infielder Ryan Goins to a minor league contract that includes an invitation to big league spring training.

Kansas City announced the move Wednesday.

The 29-year-old Goins was non-tendered by the Blue Jays after hitting .237 with a .286 on-base percentage last season. He did set career highs with 21 doubles, nine homers and 62 RBIs.

Royals shortstop Alcides Escobar hit free agency this offseason, which means youngster Raul Mondesi is lined up to start at shortstop and Whit Merrifield at second base this season. Goins could provide some veteran depth behind both of those positions.

K-State promotes Andre Coleman to offensive coordinator

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MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) – Kansas State coach Bill Snyder promoted Andre Coleman to offensive coordinator on Wednesday, and made Charlie Dickey and Collin Klein co-coordinators in a revamped coaching staff structure.

Coleman played wide receiver for Snyder in the early 1990s and has tutored the Wildcats’ receivers the past five years. He takes over for Dana Dimel, who left to become head coach at UTEP.

Dickey, the Wildcats’ offensive line coach, will coordinate the running game while Klein, a former Heisman Trophy finalist, will handle the passing game along with his role as quarterbacks coach.

Snyder sounded unconcerned in a statement that he has essentially three coordinators, pointing out their long histories with the program and “how well these three have worked together.”

Tuesday high school basketball scores

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 62, Concordia 41
Andale 52, Augusta 50
Andover Central 73, Rose Hill 48
Argonia 42, Burden Central 39
Barstow, Mo. 62, KC Sumner 53
Bonner Springs 53, Paola 50
BV Randolph 64, Wakefield 38
Caney Valley 79, Eureka 43
Chase 49, Natoma 42
Cheney 74, Chaparral 50
Cherryvale 49, Neodesha 34
Colby 65, Oakley 54
Columbus 62, Southeast 52
Conway Springs 55, Winfield 26
Derby 71, Maize South 56
Doniphan West 55, Troy 30
Erie 75, Fredonia 44
Galena 58, Frontenac 47
Garden City 56, Ulysses 39
Girard 55, Baxter Springs 52
Goddard-Eisenhower 88, Maize 68
Goodland 67, Wray, Colo. 54
Hanover 61, Centralia 45
Haven 72, Sedgwick 57
Hooker, Okla. 76, Meade 48
Hoxie 44, Hill City 39
Humboldt 69, Bluestem 63
Hutchinson Trinity 66, Smoky Valley 56
Jayhawk Linn 56, Uniontown 34
KC Harmon 66, KC Bishop Ward 50
KC Piper 72, KC Turner 54
La Crosse 54, Ellinwood 33
Lakeside 35, Lincoln 32
Lakin 73, Scott City 65
Larned 45, Kingman 35
Lee’s Summit Community Christian, Mo. 65, KC Christian 58
Manhattan CHIEF 65, St. John’s Military 35
Marmaton Valley 69, Oswego 54
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 58, Bishop Seabury Academy 50
McPherson 71, Newton 52
Minneapolis 42, Ell-Saline 33
Mission Valley 58, Northern Heights 42
Moscow 59, Deerfield 46
Northeast-Arma 67, Chetopa 54
Northern Valley 50, Stockton 33
Norton 49, Trego 41
Osawatomie 60, Central Heights 52
Osborne 60, Wilson 44
Otis-Bison 39, Dighton 38
Palco 52, Western Plains-Healy 45
Parsons 78, Coffeyville 71
Perry-Lecompton 65, Nemaha Central 53
Phillipsburg 60, Hoisington 38
Pike Valley 73, Thunder Ridge 44
Plainville 68, Logan 28
Quinter 57, Golden Plains 55
Rock Hills 55, Tescott 23
Russell 54, Smith Center 49
Salina Central 62, Hays 48
Salina Sacred Heart 57, Beloit 33
Santa Fe Trail 69, Silver Lake 52
Southwestern Hts. 60, Forgan, Okla. 55
Stanton County 49, Sublette 43
Sylvan-Lucas 57, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 25
Tonganoxie 55, Heritage Christian 19
Wamego 58, Council Grove 45
Washington County 71, Linn 57
Wichita Bishop Carroll 80, Wichita North 64
Wichita Heights 55, Kapaun Mount Carmel 49
Wichita Northwest 65, Wichita West 51
Wichita Southeast 63, Wichita South 60
Yates Center 69, Pleasanton 34
Lyon County League Tournament
Madison/Hamilton 55, Lebo 41
Olpe 66, Marais des Cygnes Valley 33
SPIAA Tournament
Hodgeman County 51, Ashland 31
South Central 64, Pawnee Heights 32
South Gray 66, Satanta 34
Spearville 57, Kiowa County 42

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Argonia 61, Burden Central 22
Barstow, Mo. 57, Olathe North 23
Beloit 51, Salina Sacred Heart 37
Bishop Miege 73, Topeka Hayden 32
Bluestem 60, Humboldt 55
Burlington 53, Chase County 36
BV Randolph 47, Wakefield 27
Cair Paravel 44, Christ Preparatory Academy 35
Central Heights 49, Osawatomie 43
Chase 35, Natoma 19
Cherryvale 44, Neodesha 40
Chetopa 45, Northeast-Arma 36
Colby 40, Oakley 30
Columbus 51, Southeast 21
Concordia 48, Abilene 39
Council Grove 30, Wamego 27
Doniphan West 59, Troy 34
Elkhart 55, Walsh, Colo. 29
Erie 46, Fredonia 35
Eureka 40, Caney Valley 39
Galena 42, Frontenac 38
Girard 54, Baxter Springs 49
Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 56, Sylvan-Lucas 25
Hanover 52, Centralia 51
Highland Park 67, Ottawa 46
Hooker, Okla. 65, Meade 41
Hoxie 44, Hill City 39
Hutchinson Trinity 55, Smoky Valley 37
Jayhawk Linn 49, Uniontown 17
La Crosse 52, Ellinwood 30
Lakeside 43, Lincoln 36
Lee’s Summit Community Christian, Mo. 66, KC Christian 18
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 66, Bishop Seabury Academy 19
Mission Valley 42, Northern Heights 40
Moscow 49, Deerfield 31
Norton 55, Trego 49
Oswego 46, Marmaton Valley 33
Otis-Bison 39, Dighton 35
Palco 45, Western Plains-Healy 29
Paola 59, Bonner Springs 32
Parsons 44, Coffeyville 20
Phillipsburg 56, Hoisington 50
Plainville 60, Logan 37
Quinter 39, Golden Plains 33
Rock Hills 41, Tescott 37
Russell 56, Smith Center 37
Salina Central 60, Hays 55
Scott City 64, Lakin 32
Silver Lake 63, Santa Fe Trail 44
Stockton 80, Northern Heights 62
Sublette 51, Stanton County 25
Thunder Ridge 58, Pike Valley 22
Tonganoxie 47, Heritage Christian 35
Valley Heights 58, Onaga 13
Wallace County 64, Triplains-Brewster 49
Washington County 57, Linn 42
Wichita Bishop Carroll 73, Wichita North 20
Wilson 42, Osborne 27
Wray, Colo. 64, Goodland 39
Yates Center 58, Pleasanton 39
Berean Academy/Eli Walter Tournament
Berean Academy 42, Douglass 25
Halstead 63, Burrton 26
Minneapolis 56, Goessel 44
Wichita Trinity 45, Hutchinson Central Christian 36
Cunningham Tournament
Attica 47, Norwich 42
Cunningham 49, Pratt Skyline 31
Pretty Prairie 59, Kinsley 48
South Barber 47, Medicine Lodge 32
Hiawatha Tournament
Jackson Heights 67, Atchison 38
Marysville 54, Hiawatha 19
St. Mary’s 41, Falls City, Neb. 30
Valley Center 61, Horton 41
Hilltop Hoops Classic
Central Plains 94, Ness City 14
Moundridge 49, Macksville 34
Consolation Semifinal
Larned 47, Ell-Saline 31
Jefferson County North Tournament
Jefferson North 56, Perry-Lecompton 27
Pleasant Ridge 69, Cornerstone Family 58
Rossville 51, Oskaloosa 33
Valley Falls 42, Atchison County 27
Lyon County League Tournament
Olpe 79, Marais des Cygnes Valley 15
Waverly 57, Burlingame 40
Mulvane Tournament
Arkansas City 47, Mulvane 28
Conway Springs 55, Winfield 26
Sedgwick Tournament
Fairfield 52, Chaparral 47
Inman 60, Belle Plaine 22
Sedgwick 43, Canton-Galva 16
Wichita Independent 54, Clearwater 29
Wellsville Tournament
Baldwin 65, Anderson County 11
KC Piper 72, Louisburg 41
Nemaha Central 51, Spring Hill 39
Wellsville 57, Lansing 56

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