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Ten Tigers earn All-Region Track and Field honors

NEW ORLEANS – Ten student-athletes on the Fort Hays State track and field team earned a spot on the All-Region team, announced Tuesday (May 16) by the USTFCCCA. Six men and four women picked up the honor. The top five individuals in each event from each region earn the distinction.

Dillando Allotey was the lone Tiger to earn multiple All-Region honors, picking up three honors for the 100, 200 and 400 meter dash.

Below is the list of the Fort Hays State All-Region Honorees

Name Event Mark
Dillando Allotey 100 Meters 10.42
Dillando Allotey 200 Meters 20.91
Dillando Allotey 400 Meters 47.09
Derek Bixenman Decathlon 6642
Decano Cronin 800 Meters 1:49.74
TJ Dozier Discus 172-3
Brett Meyer 800 Meters 1:50.24
Kolt Newell High Jump 6-11
Alexcia Deutscher Javelin 156-11
Micki Krzesinski 10,000 Meters 35:02.67
Estefania Lopez Javelin 176-5
Kelly Wycoff 400 Meters 54.80

Allotey, Cronin, Deutscher, Dozier, Krzesinski, Meyer, Newell and Wycoff will wrap up the season next week when they represent FHSU in the 2017 NCAA Division II National Championships in Bradenton, Fla. (May 25-27).

Wichita Independent forfeits; TMP-Marian girls’ soccer advances in playoffs

Wichita Independent has forfeited their first round match of the 4-1A state playoffs with TMP-Marian scheduled for this afternoon at the Bickle-Schmidt Sports Complex.

The Monarchs (11-4-1) now advance to the regional semifinals where they will take on Collegiate at 4 pm Thursday at the Bickle-Schmidt Sports Complex.

The Spartans (11-5) advanced with a 4-3 home win over Buhler Monday.

Kansas’ Coleby to transfer

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) – Kansas forward Dwight Coleby announced he will transfer Monday. As a graduate transfer, he will be eligible to compete next season.

The 6-foot-9 Coleby joined Kansas in 2015 after playing two years at Ole Miss. He played in 24 games last season, averaging just 1.7 points and 1.8 rebounds in nearly 6 minutes a game. He tied his career high with 12 points against Texas on Feb. 25.

“In talking with Coach (Self) about my future, I feel that this is what is best for my potential opportunities,” Coleby said. “I would like to thank the coaching staff for allowing me to come here.

“I’d like to thank my teammates for their support the past two years. I’d like to thank the fans for cheering me on and believing in me. KU is a part of my heart. It’s my alma mater and I am proud to have earned my degree from KU. I will always be a Jayhawk.”

Coleby said he feels the move could potentially help his post-college professional options.

HHS boys golf wins own regional, advances to state

HAYS, Kan. – The defending 4A state champion Hays High boys golf team placed five in top-10 and won their own 4A Regional Monday at the Smoky Hill Country Club to advance as a team to next week’s 4A State Tournament in Wamego. The Indians shot a 321 and finished 45 shots ahead of second place Larned.

Allen Zollinger shot a 7-over-par 78 and finished second, five shots behind Goodland’s Garin Ihrig who won the individual title. Tradgon McCrae fired a 79 to finish third, one shot ahead of teammate Josh Norris who was fourth. Justin McCullick finished seventh with an 84 and Peyton Keiffer tied for ninth after an 85.

The 4A State Tournament is next Monday (May 22) at the Wamego Country Club.

TEAM RESULTS
1. Hays-321
2. Larned-366
3. Goodland-389
4. Ulysses-399
5. Colby-406
6. Holcomb-413
7. Scott Community-415
8. Nickerson-515
9. Pratt-not enough to make team

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
1. Garin Ihrig-Goodland, 73
2. Allen Zollinger-Hays, 78
3. 
Tradgon McCrae-Hays, 79
4. 
Josh Norris-Hays, 80
5. 
Colton Massey-Larned, 81
6. Brandon Peters-Ulysses, 83
7. Justin McCullick-Hays, 84
8. 
Peyton Kieffer-Hays, 85
9. Br
aeden Corman-Larned, 85
10. Brandon Bartz-Larned, 87

 

TMP-Marian’s Rozean finishes second in Russell Regional

RUSSELL, Kan. – TMP-Marian’s Cameron Rozean fired a 10-over-par 82 and finished second in the Russell 3A Regional Monday at the Russell Municipal Golf Course. Phillipsburg’s Trey Sides won the individual title with a 4-over 76.

The Monarchs Michael Braun shot an 87 and tied for ninth. Russell’s Ryan Birky also shot an 87 and won the four-way playoff.

TMP baseball on to the semis

By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

TMP 8, Lyons/Chase 6

HAYS, Kan.-TMP trailed 3-0 after an inning and a half and things weren’t looking good.  The Monarchs got one back in the third and fourth innings and trailed 3-2 going into the bottom of the fifth inning.  That’s when TMP got things going on offense.

TMP loaded the bases on a walk by Cole Zimmerman.  Eston Brown came to the plate and roped a base hit to left field that went through the left fielder’s legs and cleared the bases and gave TMP their first lead at 5-3.  The Monarchs added three more runs in the sixth inning and they needed them.  Lyons/Chase put three runs on the board in the top of the seventh but were shut down by Trenton Mayo on the mound after Tate Garcia hit the 45 pitch count.

The Monarchs improve to 11-8 on the season and will play Lakin at 4pm in the Regional Semi-finals on Wednesday.

DUSTY WASHBURN INTERVIEW

GAME HIGHLIGHTS

 

HHS softball drops regional opener

ULYSSES, Kan. – Andale/Garden Plain scored nine runs in the second inning and 10 in the third as they rolled past the Hays High softball team 20-4 in their regional opener in Syracuse.

Brooke Denning hit a first inning home run and Jaysa Wichers added a three-run shot in the third to account for the Indians runs.

Hays ends their season 7-12.

Trego, Plainville qualify for 2A State Golf Tournament

OAKLEY, Kan. – For the second straight year, the Trego boys golf team has won a regional title. The Golden Eagles shot a 345 and finished 10 strokes ahead of second place Plainville at the Oakley 2A Regional at the Oakley Country Club.

Teammates Dalton Mai and Emmit Owens were the top two individuals. Mai shot a 4-over-par 75, one stroke ahead of Owens.

Plainville placed four in the top-1o. Tanner Copeland was fourth with an 81, Chandler Cellmer came in sixth with an 87 while Jared Copeland and Dawson Workman both tied for 10th after rounds of 94.

Both teams advance to the 2A State Tournament which will be held next Monday (May 22) at the Golf Club at Southwind in Garden City.

Team Score
WaKeeney-Trego Comm. 345
Plainville 355
Hoxie 374
Atwood-Rawlins County 396
Oberlin-Decatur Community 408
Smith Center 424
Oakley 434
Ellis 449

 

Place Player Name Team Front Back Total
1
Dalton Mai -10
WaKeeney-Trego Comm.
37
38
75
2
Emmit Owens -12
WaKeeney-Trego Comm.
37
39
76
3
Austin Hobelmann -10
Smith Center
38
39
77
4
Tanner Copeland -10
Plainville
41
40
81
5
Jace Ochs –
Oakley
42
43
85
6
Chandler Cellmer -11
Plainville
44
43
87
7
Easton Slipke -11
Hoxie
43
45
88
8
Jarrod Dible -10
Hoxie
50
43
93
8
Jared Copeland -12
Plainville
46
47
93
10
Tate Reynolds -10
Hill City
51
43
94
10
Braden Leitner -11
Atwood-Rawlins County
50
44
94
10
Dawson Workman -11
Plainville
47
47
94
13
Dillon Dunn -09
WaKeeney-Trego Comm.
50
45
95
13
Colton Heskett -10
Hoxie
50
45
95
13
Maverick Green -11
Atwood-Rawlins County
46
49
95
16
Dylan Weimer -09
Hoxie
53
45
98
16
Luke Schippers -11
Hoxie
49
49
98
18
Carter Minson -09
WaKeeney-Trego Comm.
47
52
99
19
Dalton Benedick -11
Plainville
52
49
101
19
Kel Grafel -11
Oberlin-Decatur Community
50
51
101
19
Dayton Kempt -09
Oberlin-Decatur Community
47
54
101
22
Parker Jones -09
Hoxie
52
50
102
22
Chase Hudson -12
Ellis
49
53
102
24
Kole Breth -11
Oberlin-Decatur Community
54
49
103
24
Tabasco McClung -10
Ellis
53
50
103
24
Corey Hockersmith –
Oakley
51
52
103
24
Sidney Hillman -12
Atwood-Rawlins County
51
52
103
24
Trevor DePriest -12
WaKeeney-Trego Comm.
46
57
103
24
Colton Ketterl -09
Oberlin-Decatur Community
46
57
103
30
Cauy Hayes -11
Atwood-Rawlins County
55
49
104
31
Jadon Waggoner -12
Plainville
55
51
106
31
Jerry Oelschlager -11
Atwood-Rawlins County
52
54
106
33
Braden Beagley -11
Oberlin-Decatur Community
60
49
109
34
Trace Haven -11
Smith Center
55
56
111
35
Cade Lewis -10
Ellis
53
60
113
35
Aaron Moss -09
Smith Center
51
62
113
37
Brennan Dixson -10
Atwood-Rawlins County
54
60
114
38
Mark Stoecker –
Oakley
64
55
119
39
Jacob Lindenman -09
Hill City
62
60
122
40
Oliver Pinckney
Smith Center
59
64
123
40
Kacie Dunn -12
WaKeeney-Trego Comm.
58
65
123
42
Lane Shirley –
Oakley
61
66
127
43
Nicholas Byerly -11
Oakley
65
65
130
43
Kalen Townsend -09
Oberlin-Decatur Community
60
70
130
45
John Bloom -10
Oakley
69
62
131
45
Holden Lyman -10
Ellis
65
66
131
47
Kade Peterson -11
Hill City
70
64
134

Four MIAA baseball teams regional bound

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Four MIAA baseball teams earned spots in the NCAA Division II Central Regional which will be hosted by top seed Emporia State on May 18-22 from the Trusler Sports Complex in Emporia, Kan.

The Hornets will open the tournament against eighth seeded Arkansas-Monticello who won the Great American Conference Tournament earlier today. MIAA Tournament runner-up Central Oklahoma earned the seventh seed and will play second seeded Minnesota State-Mankato in the opening round.

MIAA Tournament Champion Lindenwood earned the fourth seed and will face off with Southern Arkansas. Missouri Western earned the sixth seed and will open their regional against St. Cloud State of the Northern Sun.

Moustakas homers, has four RBIs to lead Royals to sweep of Orioles

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Mike Moustakas homered and drove in four runs to help the Kansas City Royals rally from five runs down to beat the Baltimore Orioles 9-8 Sunday.

Jorge Soler and Drew Butera also homered for the Royals. Soler’s 464-foot shot to center leading off the seventh was the longest by a Kansas City player this season.

The Royals have won four straight, matching a season high, and six of seven since moving Alcides Escobar to the leadoff spot.

Moustakas homered off Kevin Gausman with Butera and Escobar aboard in a five-run fourth when the Royals sent 11 men to the plate.

Chris Davis reached base five times on a solo homer, RBI single and three walks. Caleb Joseph had a two-run shot in Baltimore’s four-run fourth.

Matt Strahm (1-2), the second of seven Royals pitchers, picked up the victory. Kelvin Herrera finished up for his eighth save in nine chances.

Richard Bleier (0-1) took the loss.

SHPTV to broadcast Dodge City Law vs. Duke City Gladiators Thu.

dodge-city-law-logoSHPTV

BUNKER HILL – Smoky Hills Public Television will air another home game of the Dodge City Law indoor football team next week.

The game, played at United Wireless Arena, features the Dodge City Law against the Duke City Gladiators. The game will air on Smoky Hills Public Television Thursday night, May 18 at 9:00 p.m.

Dodge City Law and Duke City Gladiators are both members of the Champions Indoor Football League. Dodge City enters the game near the top of the South Division.

The remaining Dodge City Law regular season home game will be broadcast on June 1 at 9 p.m. Dodge City Law will take on the Texas Revolution.

 

Karns strikes out a dozen, Royals top Orioles

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Nate Karns struck out a career-high 12 in five innings, Eric Hosmer reached base four times and the Kansas City Royals beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 on Saturday night.

Karns is the first in franchise history to strike out 12 in five innings. The last major league pitcher to accomplish that was Jake Arrieta of the Chicago Cubs on June 5, 2016.

Baltimore’s Chris Davis homered off Seth Maness (1-0) to tie it 3-3 in the sixth, but Brandon Moss homered off Alec Asher (1-2) to put Kansas City back ahead later that inning. Moss has homered in consecutive games.

Hosmer had two hits and walked twice. The Royals scored three runs in 4 1/3 innings off Chris Tillman.

Francisco Pena homered in the third and fifth innings against Karns. Pena had only one career homer entering the game.

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