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High School Football Scoreboard Week 3

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Mid-Continent League
Smith Center  40   TMP  0
Oakley 7  Norton 27
Plainville 42  Phillipsburg  76
*Maur Hill 14   Ellis 26

Mid-Continent League (8-Man)
*Wallace Co.  60 Wakeeney-Trego 14

Western Athletic Conference
Hays  29     Liberal 0
Great Bend 28  Garden City 42
*Dodge City 48    Wichita Heights 53

Central Prairie League (8-Man)
Otis-Bison 58  Ness City 20
Victoria 52 St. John 6
Macksville 0 Central Plains 74
Kinsley 0  Ellinwood 46

Central Prairie League
*Minneapolis  14   LaCrosse 24

Northern Plains (8-Man)
Southern Cloud 0   St. Johns-Tipton  45
*Natoma 0 Chase 47  (6-man)
Pike Valley  50 Thunder Ridge  0
*Blue Valley Randolph 30  Tescott 32

North Central Activities Association
Beloit 20  Sacred Heart  17
Russell  17 SE of Saline  42

Northwest Kansas League (8-Man)
*Dighton 64 Moscow 16

Greater West Activities Association
Holcomb 20 Ulysses  34
Goodland 14 Scott City  42
Colby  8   Hugoton 27

Western Kansas Liberty League
* Rawlins Co. 50 Northern Valley 0

Central Kansas League
Hoisington 34  Pratt 14
Larned 13  Kingman  15
Nickerson 45 Lyons 13

8-Man1 – District 4
Osborne 36 Mankato-Rock Hills  42
Lincoln 64   Clifton-Clyde 38

8-Man1 – District 8
*Quinter 0 Hill City 48
*Stockton 12 Logan/Palco  18
St. Francis 38  Decatur Com.  34

*Non-league

PREP FOOTBALL
Abilene 27, Concordia 6
Anderson County 63, Northeast-Arma 13
Andover 27, Arkansas City 13
Andover Central 28, Goddard 21
Anthony-Harper-Chaparral 26, Wichita Trinity 7
Atchison 62, KC Washington 6
Attica/Argonia 58, Central Burden 6
Augusta 19, McPherson 13
Axtell 54, Pawnee City, Neb. 20
Beloit 20, Salina Sacred Heart 17
Bennington 46, Moundridge 6
Bluestem 36, Belle Plaine 20
Bonner Springs 27, Basehor-Linwood 21
Buhler 54, Winfield 6
Burlingame 48, Frankfort 26
BV West 48, BV North 7
Canton-Galva 56, Burrton 35
Central Plains 74, Macksville 0
Chanute 21, Coffeyville 18
Chase 47, Natoma 0
Cheney 42, Wichita Independent 20
Cherryvale 32, Burlington 7
Chetopa 46, Pleasanton 44
Clay Center 40, Chapman 20
Council Grove 48, Herington 14
El Dorado 14, Rose Hill 7
Elk Valley 48, Flinthills 12
Ellsworth 21, Republic County 8
Emporia 72, Topeka West 14
Fredonia 41, Yates Center 0
Frontenac 40, Southeast 0
Garden City 42, Great Bend 28
Garden Plain 27, Conway Springs 12
Gardner-Edgerton 37, Blue Valley Southwest 7
Girard 42, Baxter Springs 6
Goddard-Eisenhower 29, Maize South 20
Goessel 50, Centre 42
Halstead 55, Hillsboro 7
Hanover 48, Wakefield 0
Hays 29, Liberal 0
Hesston 49, Sterling 7
Hill City 48, Quinter 0
Hoisington 34, Pratt 14
Holton 14, Sabetha 13
Hooker, Okla. 41, Syracuse 6
Hoxie 46, Greeley County 0
Hugoton 27, Colby 8
Humboldt 22, Caney Valley 20
Hutchinson 37, Salina South 14
Hutchinson Central Christian 46, Stafford 40, OT
Hutchinson Trinity 19, Inman 14
Jackson Heights 46, McLouth 8
Junction City 64, Shawnee Heights 0
KC Sumner 37, KC Harmon 22
KC Turner 28, KC Bishop Ward 6
LaCrosse 24, Minneapolis 14
Lansing 35, Tonganoxie 6
Larned 16, Kingman 15
Lawrence 14, Lawrence Free State 12
Lincoln 64, Clifton-Clyde 38
Little River 32, Peabody-Burns 6
Logan/Palco 18, Stockton 12
Louisburg 29, KC Piper 7
Lyndon 14, Northern Heights 7
Marion 42, Remington 27
Meade 49, Southwestern Hts. 0
Medicine Lodge 44, Douglass 6
Mill Valley 27, Derby 20
Mission Valley 42, West Franklin 26
Mulvane 21, Clearwater 7
Nemaha Central 72, Hiawatha 0
Neodesha 38, Erie 16
Nickerson 45, Lyons 13
Norton 27, Oakley 7
Olathe North 40, Olathe South 14
Olathe Northwest 30, Leavenworth 7
Olpe 40, Eureka 6
Osage City 40, Chase County 7
Otis-Bison 58, Ness City 14
Ottawa 36, Spring Hill 6
Paola 28, Eudora 21
Perry-Lecompton 26, Baldwin 20
Phillipsburg 76, Plainville 42
Pike Valley 50, Thunder Ridge 0
Pittsburg 37, Fort Scott 0
Pittsburg Colgan 37, Riverton 0
Pleasant Ridge 52, Jefferson North 26
Poteau, Okla. 49, Wichita Campus 21
Prairie View 53, Central Heights 6
Pretty Prairie 58, Pratt Skyline 8
Rawlins County 50, Northern Valley 0
Riverside 38, Atchison County 14
Rock Hills 42, Osborne 36
Rossville 41, Rock Creek 7
Royal Valley 40, Santa Fe Trail 14
Salina Central 41, Maize 28
Scott City 42, Goodland 14
Sedan 44, Marmaton Valley 36
Sedgwick 31, Ell-Saline 0
Silver Lake 40, Riley County 6
SM East 44, SM Northwest 20
Smith Center 40, Hays-TMP-Marian 0
Smoky Valley 40, Haven 20
Solomon 68, Rural Vista 20
South Central 48, Satanta 14
South Gray 50, Fowler 0
Southeast Saline 42, Russell 17
Spearville 60, South Barber 12
Springfield, Colo. 52, Rolla 14
St. Francis 38, Oberlin-Decatur 34
St. James Academy 26, DeSoto 10
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 45, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 0
St. Mary’s 14, Wabaunsee 6
St. Paul 45, Altoona-Midway 0
Sylvan-Lucas 72, Lakeside 26
Tescott 32, BV Randolph 30
Topeka Hayden 21, Manhattan 14
Troy 27, Valley Heights 0
Udall 56, Oxford 26
Ulysses 34, Holcomb 20
Valley Center 35, Newton 14
Valley Falls 22, Horton 6
Veritas Christian 60, Wichita Sunrise 26
Victoria 52, St. John 6
Wallace County 60, Trego 14
Wamego 28, Marysville 0
Washburn Rural 31, Topeka Seaman 14
Washington County 34, Doniphan West 7
Wellington 58, Circle 8
Wellsville 22, Osawatomie 21
Weskan 72, Western Plains 22
West Elk 52, Caldwell 30
Wheatland-Grinnell 48, Golden Plains 0
Wichita Bishop Carroll 47, Kapaun Mount Carmel 7
Wichita Collegiate 46, Andale 45, OT
Wichita County 16, Johnson-Stanton County 12
Wichita Heights 53, Dodge City 48
Wichita South 42, Wichita Southeast 21
Wichita West 50, Wichita East 21
POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
Crest vs. Uniontown, ppd.
Labette County vs. Iola, ppd. to Sep 19.
Independence 7, Parsons 7, susp. to Sep 21.
Jayhawk Linn 21, Oswego 0, susp. to Sep 19.
Columbus vs. Galena, susp.

Hays High Picks Up First Win

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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.

HHS Academic Boosters selling press box seating for Homecoming game

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hhs pressbox seats saleThe Hays High School Academic Booster Club wants you to enjoy the “Best Seat in the House” during the Hays High Homecoming game Friday, Sept. 25, at Lewis Field.

Stadium press box seats are for sale now and all proceeds will go to the HHS Academic Booster Club to be used for scholarships, according to club president Patty McCullick.

“As of Friday afternoon, there were still about 10 seats available,” McCullick said.

To purchase a press box seat as a donation to the Academic Booster Club, contact HHS Principal Martin Straub at (785) 623-2600 or email him at [email protected].

K-State’s Delton injured against UTSA; recovery time unknown

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K-State quarterback Alex Delton
K-State quarterback Alex Delton

What was once a crowded field battling for the starting quarterback job at Kansas State has suddenly grown thin. After losing starter Jesse Ertz to a knee injury on the first possession of the opening game of the season against South Dakota, the Wildcats have now lost backup Alex Delton. The true freshman from Hays High reportedly injured his knee while closing out K-State’s victory at Texas-San Antonio on Saturday.

Click below to read Kellis Robinett’s story on Delton’s injury from Thursday’s Kansas City Star:
Kansas State backup quarterback Alex Delton injured right knee against UTSA, recovery time unknown

The Wildcats close out non-conference play at home this Saturday afternoon against Louisiana Tech.

Broncos complete stunning comeback, beat Chiefs

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By DAVE SKRETTA
AP Sports Writer

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Denver cornerback Bradley Roby returned Jamaal Charles’ second fumble 21 yards for a touchdown with 27 seconds remaining, completing a stunning comeback in the Broncos’ 31-24 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night.

Peyton Manning threw for 256 yards and three touchdowns, the last to Emmanuel Sanders with 36 seconds left as the Broncos (2-0) appeared headed for overtime. But on the next play by the Chiefs (1-1), Charles was stripped by Brandon Marshall and the ball bounced right into Roby’s hands.

The dramatic about-face came after Knile Davis gave Kansas City the lead with 2:27 left on an 8-yard run, raising hope among a sellout crowd that the Chiefs might finally end some curses.

Instead, Denver pushed its winning streak to seven straight over its AFC West rival, while Manning improved to 14-1 in his career against the Chiefs.

TMP-Marian girls golf has record setting day at Larned Invitational

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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…

TEAM STANDINGS
1. TMP-Marian 372
2. Larned 393
3. Hoisington 403
4. Cimarron 427
5. Pratt 445
TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS
1. Dorothy Keenan–Larned 78
2. Karee Dinkel–TMP 78
3. Alison Helget–TMP 92
4. Haley Shelton–Larned 93
5. Madie Wilborn–Hoisington 97
6. Makenzie Rodgers–Cimarron 99
7. Sydney Boxberger–Hoisington 101
8. Taylor Dinkel–TMP 101
9. Annaka Applequist–TMP 101
10. Karissa Schremmer–Hoisington 102

HHS volleyball stays unbeaten with three wins in Pratt

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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.

Infante drives in 7 runs as Royals down Indians

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By TOM WITHERS
AP Sports Writer

CLEVELAND (AP) – Omar Infante drove in a career-high seven runs and the Kansas City Royals overcame some early sloppiness for an 8-4 win over the Cleveland Indians on Thursday night.

Infante, a veteran infielder making his first start in 11 days, hit a three-run homer in the second inning off Corey Kluber (8-14), added a two-run double in the fifth after the Indians pulled their ace and a two-run single in the seventh.

Infante also had a sacrifice and nearly matched the offensive output of teammate Mike Moustakas, who set a team record with nine RBIs on Saturday against Baltimore. Needing a triple to hit for the cycle, Infante lined out to center field in the ninth.

Lindor has HR, 4 RBIs to help Indians beat Royals

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By STEVE HERRICK
Associated Press

CLEVELAND (AP) – Francisco Lindor, making a late run for AL Rookie of the Year, was 3 for 4 with a home run and four RBIs to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 5-1 win over the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday night.

Danny Salazar (13-8) took a three-hit shutout into the seventh before Mike Moustakas started the inning with a home run. The right-hander allowed one run and struck out six in seven innings.

Lindor, who has now topped 100 hits since being called up from the minors on June 14, began the fifth with an outstanding play at shortstop. He dove to his left to come up with Alex Rios’ ground ball and made a one-hop throw to first from his knees for the out.

Danny Duffy (7-8) allowed four runs in 2 1/3 innings for Kansas City, which has dropped nine of 12.

FHSU holds weekly football press conference

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Fort Hays State Weekly Football Press Conference
September 15, 2015

FHSU head football coach Chris Brown along with select players met with members of the media on Tuesday. The 2-0 Tigers, who are receiving votes in the latest AFCA Division II coaches poll play at Lindenwood Saturday night at 6 p.m.

Head coach Chris Brown

 

Matt Erbert

 

Raheeme Dumas

 

Alex Schmidtberger

 

Nathan Shepherd

 

Medlen shines as Royals blank Indians

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By TOM WITHERS
AP Sports Writer

KC Royals Logo 6CLEVELAND (AP) – Kris Medlen pitched five-hit ball over 6 1-3 innings and Alex Rios hit a home run that launched some unintentional fireworks, leading the Kansas City Royals to a 2-0 win over the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night.

Medlen (4-1) stifled the Indians before Royals manager Ned Yost turned things over to his top-ranked bullpen. Ryan Madson struck out two in the seventh, Wade Davis got through the eighth and Greg Holland worked around a two-on, no-out mess he created in the ninth for his 31st save.

Rios homered in the fifth inning off Josh Tomlin (5-2) for the Royals, who won for just the third time in 11 games as they close in on a probable AL Central title.

The Indians, who pulled back to .500 for just the second time since April by winning the series opener, fell to 13-6 since Aug. 25.

TMP-Marian volleyball goes 3-0 at Phillipsburg Quad

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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.

FHSU men’s golf finsihes 11th at MSSU Fall Invite; women 15th at NSU Classic

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MONKEY ISLAND, Okla. – The Fort Hays State men’s golf team took 11th at their first tournament of the 2015-16 season at the MSSU Fall Invitational in Monkey Island, Okla. The tournament was held at the Shangri-La Golf Club. It was the first designated MIAA event of the season.

Final Results

The Tigers finished with a three day team score of 999. Central Missouri won the tournament with an 864, followed by Missouri Southern at 887 and Central Oklahoma at 891.

Leading the way for the Tigers was Lane Pauls, who came in with a 54-hole total of 243 with rounds of 78, 85, and 80. Just behind Pauls was Landon Fox, who finished with a score of 244 after rounds of 86, 80, and 78. Koby Beogher was one back of Fox with 245 and also had the lowest score among Tigers in the tournament with a second-round 77. He also added rounds of 78 and 90.

Cash Hobson finished 64th with rounds of 91, 86, and 93, while Kade Megaffin was 65th with rounds of 88, 91, and 98.

The Tigers head to Bartlesville, Okla., on Sept.  21 for the NSU Men’s Golf Classic.

FHSU women’s golf finishes 15th at NSU Classic
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Fort Hays State held its position from day one in the final round of the NSU Women’s Classic, held Monday and Tuesday (Sept. 14-15) at the Cherokee Springs Golf Course. FHSU shot nine strokes higher than it did on day one, but managed maintained 15th place in the 18-team tournament.

Final Results

By staying consistent for two days, Kylie McCarthy emerged as the top golfer for FHSU at the tournament. With two rounds of 85, she tied for 57th with a 170 total. Hannah Perkins was one stroke back of her, tying for 61st with a 171 total. She carded rounds of 83 and 88. Kelsey McCarthy was one back of Perkins with a 172, shooting rounds of 89 and 83 to tie for 63rd.

Hannah Karasiuk, who led the Tigers after day one with an 82, struggled on Tuesday with a 92. She tied for 69th overall. Bailey Jones improved six strokes from day one, shooting 95 after a 101. She was 93rd.

The Tigers shot 687 as a team. Oklahoma Christian won the tournament at 615, while Rogers State was two strokes back at 617. Tournament host Northeastern State finished third with 619.

FHSU returns to action in two weeks (Sept. 28-29) at the MIAA Fall Preview in Jefferson City, Mo., at the Jefferson City Country Club.

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