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Area High School Scoreboard for 3/6/15

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High School Scoreboard WhitmoreBOYS’ BASKETBALL
Area Scores
6A Sub-State Championships
Maize 61, Garden City 48

3A-Beloit Sub-State
Beloit 69, Norton 55
Scott City 67, Minneapolis 61

1A-I-Clifton-Clyde Sub-State
Hanover 75, Lakeside 37
Osborne 40, Rock Hills 28

1A-I-Dighton Sub-State
Hodgeman County 55, Dighton 40
Satanta 67, Minneola 54

1A-I-Pratt-Skyline Sub-State
Macksville 49, Otis-Bison 45
Pratt Skyline 42, LaCrosse 37

1A-I-Quinter Sub-State
Hoxie 54, Victoria 52
Stockton 65, Quinter 42

1A-II-Logan Sub-State
Northern Valley 50, Logan 49
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 64, Pike Valley 47

1A-II-Sylvan-Lucas Sub-State
Hutchinson Central Christian 62, Wilson 33
Sylvan-Lucas 57, Chase 44

1A-II-Western Plains Sub-State
Western Plains 44, Golden Plains 42
Wheatland-Grinnell 64, Palco 21

Class 6A
Sub-State Championships
Derby 69, Washburn Rural 46
Lawrence 60, SM East 45
Olathe East 70, Olathe Northwest 60
Olathe North 57, BV North 56
SM North 58, SM West 52
Wichita East 83, Wichita Southeast 63
Wichita South 52, Wichita Campus 43

Class 3A
Chaparral Sub-State
Cheney 56, Lakin 45
Garden Plain 70, Anthony-Harper-Chaparral 45

Douglass Sub-State
Conway Springs 62, Wichita Independent 54
Wichita Collegiate 73, Sedgwick 38

Galena Sub-State
Galena 74, Northeast-Arma 59
Riverton 66, Caney Valley 35

Hesston Sub-State
Hesston 53, Hutchinson Trinity 31
Southeast Saline 69, Halstead 59

Humboldt Sub-State
Eureka 63, Humboldt 48
Wellsville 76, Burlington 61

Rossville Sub-State
Osage City 42, Rossville 28
Silver Lake 67, Riley County 50

Sabetha Sub-State
Nemaha Central 43, Maur Hill – Mount Academy 41
Sabetha 55, Riverside 51

Class 1A-I
Frankfort Sub-State
Centralia 57, Frankfort 48
Doniphan West 52, Valley Heights 51

Pleasanton Sub-State
Hartford 44, Marais des Cygnes Valley 43, 2OT
Lebo 63, Waverly 60

Rosalia-Flinthills Sub-State
Burrton 67, Flinthills 54
Pretty Prairie 65, Rural Vista 44

St. Paul Sub-State
Cedar Vale/Dexter 72, Central Burden 60
St. Paul 46, Chetopa 45

Class 1A-II
Argonia Sub-State
Argonia 51, Crest 47
Caldwell 60, Norwich 46

Ashland Sub-State
Ashland 68, South Barber 57
Attica 69, Cunningham 52

Blue Valley-Randolph Sub-State
Axtell 54, Wetmore 40
Linn 47, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 33

Fowler Sub-State
Deerfield 57, Rolla 28
Fowler 62, Moscow 54

Wallace County Sub-State
Greeley County 54, Triplains-Brewster 34
Wallace County 73, Cheylin 16

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Area Scores
5A Sub-State Championships
Emporia 52, Salina Central 41, 2OT

4A-I Hays Sub-State
Buhler 57, Hays 23
McPherson 57, Ulysses 25

4A-II Colby Sub-State
Colby 63, Hays-TMP-Marian 53
Concordia 60, Goodland 32

2A-Central Plains Sub-State
Central Plains 64, Plainville 36
Ellinwood 81, Canton-Galva 63

2A-Hill City Sub-State
Ellis 53, Oberlin-Decatur 43
Hill City 49, Ness City 42

Statewide Scores
Class 5A
Sub-State Championships
Blue Valley Southwest 53, Mill Valley 46
Kapaun Mount Carmel 42, Andover 32
Leavenworth 62, KC Schlagle 16
Newton 51, Wichita Heights 38
St. Thomas Aquinas 42, Pittsburg 29
Topeka Seaman 58, Shawnee Heights 52, OT
Wichita Bishop Carroll 46, Andover Central 37

Class 4A-I
Augusta Co. Sub-State
Andale 47, Augusta 21
Circle 46, El Dorado 15

Bishop Miege Sub-State
Bishop Miege 72, Eudora 18
DeSoto 31, Bonner Springs 18

Labette Co. Sub-State
Chanute 57, Coffeyville 34
Labette County 68, Independence 42

Piper Sub-State
KC Piper 55, Basehor-Linwood 40
Tonganoxie 46, KC Sumner 41, OT

Paola Sub-State
Louisburg 71, Fort Scott 42
Paola 50, Spring Hill 23

Topeka-Hayden Sub-State
Abilene 53, Ottawa 38
Topeka Hayden 64, Wamego 40

Winfield Sub-State
Rose Hill 46, Winfield 40
Wellington 47, Mulvane 19

Class 4A-II
Chapman Sub-State
Clay Center 54, Rock Creek 44
Chapman 34, Santa Fe Trail 30

Frontenac Sub-State
Columbus 58, Parsons 44
Frontenac 68, Baxter Springs 49

Iola Sub-State
Iola 36, Anderson County 30
Girard 47, Prairie View 31

Larned Sub-State
Hugoton 55, Larned 24
Pratt 64, Holcomb 50

Nickerson Sub-State
Smoky Valley 33, Clearwater 25
Wichita Trinity 55, Nickerson 39

Royal Valley Sub-State
Holton 59, Atchison 16
Jefferson West 50, Royal Valley 47

Perry-Lecompton Sub-State
Baldwin 69, Osawatomie 11
KC Bishop Ward 43, Perry-Lecompton 39

Class 2A
Herington Sub-State
Chase County 61, Northern Heights 47
Olpe 58, Lyndon 44

Inman Sub-State
Moundridge 48, Berean Academy 37
South Central 50, St. John 28

Oswego Sub-State
Pittsburg Colgan 64, Oswego 27
Sedan 49, Oxford 22

Spearville Sub-State
Meade 62, Johnson-Stanton County 31
Spearville 50, Sublette 34

Valley Heights Sub-State
Troy 43, Jackson Heights 34
Valley Falls 50, Maranatha Academy 15

Wakefield Sub-State
Wabaunsee 72, Bennington 52
Washington County 42, Republic County 25

Lady Indians Season Comes To Close With Loss

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By Dustin Armbruster

Buhler 57 – Hays 23

The Hays High Lady Indians were visitors in their own gym on Friday night for the first round of sub-state. Hays was the three seed in the tournament taking on #8 Buhler, the two seed.

Each of the Lady Indians first four shots could have given Hays an early lead, but Hays missed on each attempt. Buhler didn’t score until two minutes into the game, but those two free throws ignited a 19-0 run to give the Crusaders all the room they would need. Hays fell behind 21-4 after the first quarter and 33-8 at half tim.

Highlights

Buhler never let up in the second half going on a 10-1 run to open third quarter. Hays trailed 57-14 after three quarter. The fourth quarter was a continuous clock and Hays held Buhler scoreless at 9-0, losing 57-23.

The Hays Indian’s close the year out at 6-15. #8 Buhler is 16-5 and will play #4 McPherson for the sub-state championship.

Coach Kirk Maska

Lady Tigers blow out Northeastern State; advance to MIAA semifinals

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

No. 4 Fort Hays State raced out to a 20-2 lead and defeat Northeastern State 79-53 in the quarterfinals of the MIAA tournament Friday afternoon at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City. Lady Tigers shoot 59-percent including 7 of 13 from 3-point range in the first half in building a 28 point lead. They were up 24 at halftime and never let the RiverHawks any closer that 20 the rest of the way. FHSU (27-2) will now face Central Missouri (21-8) in Saturday’s semifinals at 6pm. The Jennies led by as many as 18 in the second half before holding off Missouri Southern 70-64.

Fort Hays Post Game Press Conference


Game Highlights


Kate Lehman led three Lady Tigers in double figures with 24 points on 12 of 13 shooting. Chelsea Mason hit five 3-pointers to match her season high of 23 points. Jill Faxon came off  the bench and hit three 3s, and scores 15.

The Lady Tigers out rebound NSU by 21, and outscore them 17-4 on second chance points.

 

Thursday’s High School Basketball Results

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High School Scoreboard WhitmoreBOYS’ BASKETBALL
4A-1A Hays Boys sub-state
McPherson 84, Ulysses 40
Hays 60, Buhler 53

4A-D2 Colby sub-state
Hays-TMP-Marian 65, Colby 23
Concordia 69, Goodland 40

2A-Central Plains
Central Plains 71, Plainville 48
Ellinwood 65, Lincoln 31

2A-Hill City
Ellis 65, Oberlin-Decatur 42
Hill City 53, Ness City 41

Class 5A Sub-State Tournament
Sub-State #1
Semifinal
Blue Valley Southwest 67, St. James Academy 47
BV West 62, KC Harmon 35
Emporia 55, Salina South 47
Goddard-Eisenhower 55, Liberal 40
Kapaun Mount Carmel 54, Arkansas City 30
Maize South 72, Great Bend 36
Shawnee Heights 60, Leavenworth 39
Topeka Seaman 71, Highland Park 57

Sub-State #2
Semifinal
Andover Central 69, Goddard 59
KC Washington 68, Topeka West 51
Lansing 40, KC Schlagle 37
Mill Valley 61, Pittsburg 38
Salina Central 65, Valley Center 41
St. Thomas Aquinas 63, KC Turner 36
Wichita Bishop Carroll 63, Andover 36
Wichita Heights 40, Newton 28

Class 4A Sub-State Tournament
Division 1
Semifinal
Abilene 68, Wamego 47
Andale 63, El Dorado 23
Basehor-Linwood 81, Tonganoxie 46
Bishop Miege 66, Bonner Springs 57
Chanute 42, Independence 39
Circle 55, Augusta 53
Eudora 54, DeSoto 39
Fort Scott 65, Louisburg 49
Hays 60, Buhler 53
KC Piper 76, KC Sumner 56
Labette County 72, Coffeyville 63
McPherson 84, Ulysses 40
Ottawa 59, Topeka Hayden 57
Paola 67, Spring Hill 48
Rose Hill 65, Winfield 55
Wellington 64, Mulvane 30

Division 2
Semifinal
Atchison 49, Royal Valley 37
Chapman 65, Santa Fe Trail 55
Clearwater 63, Smoky Valley 42
Concordia 69, Goodland 30
Frontenac 66, Baxter Springs 43
Girard 65, Iola 24
Hays-TMP-Marian 65, Colby 29
Holcomb 59, Pratt 29
Holton 51, Jefferson West 43, 2OT
Hugoton 64, Larned 39
KC Bishop Ward 55, Perry-Lecompton 49
Osawatomie 60, Baldwin 53
Parsons 83, Columbus 50
Prairie View 47, Anderson County 38
Rock Creek 52, Clay Center 31
Wichita Trinity 71, Nickerson 36

Class 2A Sub-State Tournament
Semifinal
Bennington 59, Salina Sacred Heart 54
Berean Academy 56, South Central 46
Jackson Heights 61, Bishop Seabury Academy 60
Lyndon 50, Burlingame 40
Olpe 69, Mission Valley 43
Pittsburg Colgan 58, West Elk 49
Sedan 65, Udall 59
South Gray 76, Meade 57
Spearville 64, Sublette 44
St. John 50, Moundridge 27
Troy 59, Jefferson North 45
Washington County 46, Onaga 43

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
1A-D1 Pratt Skyline sub-state
LaCrosse 51, Pratt Skyline 17
Macksville 59, Fairfield 53

1A-D1 Quinter sub-state
Hoxie 85, Victoria 28
Stockton 61, Quinter 31

Class 6A Sub-State Tournament
Sub-State #1
Semifinal
Blue Valley Stillwell 51, Olathe Northwest 45
Hutchinson 44, Garden City 33
Lawrence 67, SM South 56
Maize 94, Wichita West 31
Manhattan 69, Wichita Southeast 26
Olathe South 44, Olathe North 10
SM Northwest 55, SM East 18
Topeka 60, Wichita North 51

Sub-State #2
Semifinal
BV Northwest 49, Gardner-Edgerton 47
Derby 56, Wichita East 35
Lawrence Free State 61, KC Wyandotte 12
Olathe East 55, BV North 46
SM West 71, SM North 46
Washburn Rural 70, Junction City 39
Wichita South 59, Wichita Northwest 10

Class 3A Sub-State Tournament
Semifinal
Beloit 67, Russell 51
Burlington 55, Humboldt 50, 2OT
Cherryvale 61, Northeast-Arma 49
Cimarron 42, Haven 39
Council Grove 55, Pleasant Ridge 36
Douglass 38, Wichita Collegiate 34
Galena 51, Caney Valley 46
Garden Plain 63, Kingman 49
Hesston 52, Southeast Saline 37
Lyons 82, Sterling 78, OT
Minneapolis 58, Phillipsburg 44
Nemaha Central 53, Marysville 44
Remington 51, Conway Springs 38
Sabetha 52, Atchison County 40
Silver Lake 56, Riley County 47
Wellsville 52, Eureka 40

Class 1A Sub-State Tournament
Division I
Semifinal
Centralia 53, Immaculata 21
Centre 50, Rural Vista 29
Dighton 77, Satanta 35
Goessel 47, Flinthills 29
Hanover 49, Lakeside 15
Ingalls 58, Minneola 32
Pleasanton 39, Hartford 37
South Haven 64, Marmaton Valley 36
St. Paul 56, Central Burden 29
Thunder Ridge 54, Clifton-Clyde 39
Valley Heights 54, Doniphan West 31
Waverly 60, Southern Coffey 26

Division II
Semifinal
Caldwell 54, Argonia 41
Cunningham 51, Bucklin 43
Elyria Christian 44, Hutchinson Central Christian 27
Golden Plains 49, Palco 21
Linn 52, Axtell 40
Logan 50, Pike Valley 38
Moscow 61, Pawnee Heights 12
Norwich 66, Altoona-Midway 11
Rolla 40, Fowler 23
South Barber 46, Attica 36
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 62, Natoma 11
Sylvan-Lucas 50, Wilson 41
Triplains-Brewster 48, Weskan 20
Wallace County 53, Cheylin 27
Wetmore 58, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 42
Wheatland-Grinnell 45, Western Plains 16

TMP boys roll by Colby

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

TMP 65, Colby 23

TMP made short work of Colby on Thursday night at the Colby Community Building in the semi-finals of the Colby 4A-Division II Sub-State.  The Monarchs started the game on an 11 to nothing run, all by junior Jared Vitztum, in the first three minutes of the game and were in control the rest of the way.  Colby would score the next four points to pull the game within seven points but TMP would close the quarter on a 10-2 run to take a 21-6 lead.

The second quarter wasn’t much better for the Eagles.  TMP outscored Colby 24-5 to take a 45-11 halftime lead.  The Monarchs were able to extend the lead to 60-16 at the end of the third quarter.  A running clock the entire fourth quarter eased the pain for Colby.  TMP picked up the their 15th win on the season, 65-23.  Colby finishes the season at 0-20.

Vitztum led the way for the Monarchs with 16 points, Kameron Schmidt added 10 and Ryan Ruder came off the bench to score nine. TMP will face Concordia at 7:30 Saturday night for the sub-state championship and the right to play in the state tournament in Park City.  The Panthers won easily over Goodland on Thursday, 69-40.

JOE HERTEL INTERVIEW

HIGHLIGHTS

Hays Wins at Sub-State; Keltner with 400 Wins

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By Dustin Armbruster
Hays 60 – Buhler 53

The Hays Indians were in a new classification for the first time in basketball, dropping to Class 4A-1. The goal in substate is the same however. Win two games and advance to the state tournament.

Hays hit their first three shots of the game and took and 8-4 lead with 4:55 to go in the first quarter. Buhler would respond with a 10-3 run to lead 14-11. Buhler would use back to back threes to push their lead up to five at 20-15 and lead after the first quarter 22-17.

The two teams traded threes to open the second quarter, leaving Hays trailing 25-20. The Indians would then go on a 11-4 run keyed by a Cash Hobson three and then steal and lay up. Hays tied the game at 29 on a Drew Young lay up, then with two second remaining in the half Shane Berens hit two free throws to put the Indians us 31-29 at half.

Highlights

The Indians started the second half with back to back Keith Dryden layup off of Buhler missed three pointers to go up 35-29. Hays had the lead trimmed down to thee at 37-34, then responded with an 8-3 run that was capped by a Shane Berens offensive rebound and layup at the buzzer to put the Indians up 45-37 after three quarters.

Hays would never trail in the fourth quarter, but Buhler didn’t make it easy on the Indians. Buhler got within four at 50-46 with 2:42 remaining. On the following play Brady Werth converted a traditional three point play with a dunk and free throw to put Hays back up 53-46. Berens made his second three of the game after two Buhler free throws to put the Crusaders away. Hays went on for the 60-53 win.

Shane Berens led the Indians with a career high 22. Brady Werth scored 12. Cash Hobson added 10 in his third consecutive double figure game.

Coach Rick Keltner

Buhler got 17 from Tanner Lackey including five three pointers and 15 from Noah Webster.

Hays improves to 14-7 on the year and Buhler drops to 12-9. The Indians will play undefeated and #1 McPherson Saturday at 7:30.

The win was also was number 400 for coach Rick Keltner at Hays High School in his 30th year.

Tiger women remain atop region rankings

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FHSU Sports Information

No. 4 Fort Hays State was listed as the top ranked team for the third consecutive week in the NCAA Central Region Rankings, released Wednesday (Feb. 25). The Tigers have been first in every version of the poll, released weekly leading up the NCAA Tournament Selection Show, held March 8. The top eight teams in the region advance to the NCAA Regionals, held March 13-15 at a site to be determined.

The Central Region is made up of teams from the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA), the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) and the Great American Conference (GAC). Automatic bids are granted to the winners of the postseason conference tournaments, with the final five seeds handed out on an at-large basis. Northern State has already locked up an automatic bid after winning the NSIC Tournament this week.

The Tigers (26-2, 18-1 MIAA) are 22-2 against NCAA Division II teams on the year – with all matchups coming against regional opponents. FHSU is one of five MIAA teams listed in the rankings, joining Emporia State (No. 2), Pittsburg State (No. 3), Central Missouri (No. 9) and Missouri Southern (No. 10). Three teams from the NSIC are listed in the poll, with Wayne State (No. 4), Northern State (No. 7) and Minnesota State-Mankato (No. 8) representing the conference. Harding (No. 5) and Arkansas Tech (No. 6) are the GAC teams listed in the rankings.

This week’s poll saw minimal changes and no new teams mentioned. Emporia State and Pittsburg State flipped the second and third overall spots, while Arkansas Tech and Northern State swapped the sixth and seventh positions.

Fort Hays State won the MIAA Regular Season Championship outright this season and is the No. 1 seed in the MIAA Tournament, which began Tuesday (March 3) at home sites. FHSU earned an automatic bye into the quarterfinals and begins tournament play this Friday (March 6) against ninth-seeded Northeastern State. Game time from Municipal Auditorium is 12 pm.

The complete NCAA Central Region Rankings for March 4 are below…

Rank School In-Region Record DII Record
1 Fort Hays State 22-2 22-2
2 Emporia State 21-4 21-4
3 Pittsburg State 23-5 25-5
4 Wayne State College 24-4 24-4
5 Harding 20-6 20-6
6 Arkansas Tech 18-4 20-5
7 Northern State 22-6 22-6
8 Minnesota State – Mankato 20-8 21-8
9 Central Missouri 17-8 19-8
10 Missouri Southern 18-6 18-6

FHSU Wrestling moves up one spot in final polls

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FHSU Sports Information

After qualifying four wrestlers for the NCAA Championships last weekend, the Fort Hays State Wrestling program moved up one spot to No. 16 in the Division II Wrestling Coaches Top 20, released Wednesday (March 4) by the organization.

Individually, Jon Inman (184) and Trey Page (285) remained in the rankings while Noah Killip (141) dropped out. Inman moved up one spot to No. 7 after taking third in the NCAA West Super Regional and Trey Page jumped to fourth (from No. 5) after winning the NCAA West Super Regional. Killip and Bradley Little (157) joined the two ranked Tigers in earning berths to the NCAA Championships with Top 4 finishes in NCAA West Super Regional.

The complete Division II Wrestling Coaches Association rankings for March 4 are below…

Rank School Points Last
1 Notre Dame (Ohio) 157 4th
2 Maryville (Mo.) 155 2nd
3 Nebraska-Kearney 139 7th
4 St. Cloud State (Minn.) 136 1st
5 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 121 6th
6 Western State (Colo.) 115 8th
7 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 111 3rd
8 Colorado Mesa 97 10th
9 McKendree (Ill.) 91 5th
10 Lindenwood (Mo.) 90 15th
11 Lake Erie (Ohio) 81 19th
12 Ashland (Ohio) 73 NR
13 Kutztown (Pa.) 60 18th
14 North Carolina-Pembroke 44 9th
15 Augustana (S.D.) 31 12th
16 Fort Hays State (Kan.) 26 17th
T17 Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 24 NR
T17 Tiffin (Ohio) 24 NR
19 Minnesota State-Mankato 22 13th
20 Newberry (S.C.) 20 16th

Others receiving votes: Adams State (Colo.), Central Missouri, Central Oklahoma, Colorado State-Pueblo, Findlay (Ohio), Gannon (Pa.), San Francisco State (Calif.), Shorter (Ga.), Southwest Minnesota, Wheeling Jesuit (W.Va.), Upper Iowa.

125 Pounds
1. T.J. North, Augustana (S.D.)
2. Jerry Huff, Adams State (Colo.)
3. Willie Bohince, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
4. Da’Wayne Robertson, Minnesota State-Mankato
5. Matt Turek, Gannon (Pa.)
6. Tim Prescott, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
7. Josh Kieffer, Indianapolis (Ind.)
8. Garrett Evans, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)

133 Pounds
1. Daniel DeShazer, Nebraska-Kearney
2. Michael Labry, Ashland (Ohio)
3. Nate Rodriguez, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
4. Nick Crume, Indianapolis (Ind.)
5. Sam White, Notre Dame (Ohio)
6. Jordan Gurrola, San Francisco State (Calif.)
7. Eric Hughes, Colorado State-Pueblo
8. Dakota Bauer, Maryville (Mo.)

141 Pounds
1. Daniel Ownbey, North Carolina-Pembroke
2. Maurice Miller, Notre Dame (Ohio)
3. Kyle Webb, Lindenwood (Mo.)
4. Darren Wynn, McKendree (Ill.)
5. Josh Myers, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
6. Preston Bowshier, Wheeling Jesuit (W.Va.)
7. Sam Hanau, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
8. Alphonso Vruno, Minnesota State-Mankato

149 Pounds
1. Frank Cagnina, Central Missouri
2. Keenan Hagerty, Maryville (Mo.)
3. Terrel Wilbourn, Lindenwood (Mo.)
4. Cameron Throckmorton, Shippensburg (Pa.)
5. Nick Goebel, Findlay (Ohio)
6. Destin McCauley, Nebraska-Kearney
7. Jeremy Landowski, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
8. Reis Humphrey, New Mexico Highlands

157 Pounds
1. Clint Poster, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
2. Jon Rivera, Notre Dame (Ohio)
3. James Martinez, Colorado Mesa
4. Francis Mizia, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
5. Chase White, Nebraska-Kearney
6. Sean Turner, Anderson (S.C.)
7. Derrick Weller, Lindenwood (Mo.)
8. Greg Hegarty, Maryville (Mo.)

165 Pounds
1. Chris Watson, Central Oklahoma
2. Cody Quinn, Minnesota State-Mankato
3. Gabe Fogarty, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
4. Nick Haferkamp, McKendree (Ill.)
5. Dimitri Willis, Maryville (Mo.)
6. Angelo Bortoluzzi, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
7. Juan Stimpson, North Carolina-Pembroke
8. Bo Candelaria, Kutztown (Pa.)

174 Pounds
1. Joey Davis, Notre Dame (Ohio)
2. Elliot Copeland, Western State (Colo.)
3. Zeb Wahle, Maryville (Mo.)
4. Terrence Zaleski, North Carolina-Pembroke
5. August Mizia, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
6. Jacob Begin, Southwest Minnesota
7. Payne Hatter, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
8. Joe Pittman, Newberry (S.C.)

184 Pounds
1. Dallas Smith, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
2. John Vogt, McKendree (Ill.)
3. Nick Burghardt, Maryville (Mo.)
4. Garrett Lineberger, Notre Dame (Ohio)
5. Jacob Waste, California Baptist
6. Kyle Piatt, Western State (Colo.)
7. Jon Inman, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
8. John McArdle, Lindenwood (Mo.)

197 Pounds
1. Sam Mangum, Western State (Colo.)
2. Romero Cotton, Nebraska-Kearney
3. Julian Smith, McKendree (Ill.)
4. Ryan Beltz, Maryville (Mo.)
5. Jayd Docken, Augustana (S.D.)
6. Huston Evans, Newberry (S.C.)
7. Jake Cramer, Tiffin (Ohio)
8. Evan Rosborough, Lake Erie (Ohio)

285 Pounds
1. Ziad Haddad, Kutztown (Pa.)
2. Garrett Gray, Tiffin (Ohio)
3. Austin Goergen, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
4. Trey Page, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
5. Jordan Passehl, Colorado Mesa
6. Andrew Ewers, Shorter (Ga.)
7. Cole Wilson, Southwest Minnesota
8. Logan Hopp, Upper Iowa

Tuesday’s high school basketball results

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BOYS’ BASKETBALLHigh School Scoreboard Whitmore

Class 3A
Beloit Sub-State
Scott City 81, Russell 29
Minneapolis 54, Ellsworth 51
Beloit 104, Phillipsburg 63
Norton 77, Hoisington 51

Class 1A – Division I
Central Burden 62, South Haven 60
Flinthills 38, Goessel 35
Lakeside 51, Clifton-Clyde 43
Lebo 42, Southern Coffey 27
Marais des Cygnes Valley 52, Pleasanton 39
Pretty Prairie 65, Centre 44
Rock Hills 70, Thunder Ridge 47
St. Paul 54, Marmaton Valley 48

Class 1A – Division II
Ashland 71, Bucklin 23
Chase 59, Tescott 45
Cheylin 47, Weskan 43
Cunningham 69, Stafford 60, OT
Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 63, St. Xavier 23
Norwich 74, Altoona-Midway 49
Palco 68, Healy 25
Pike Valley 65, Natoma 55
Rolla 56, Pawnee Heights 47
Wetmore 62, BV Randolph 48
Wilson 60, Elyria Christian 56

Class 2A 
Lincoln 62, Canton-Galva 59, OT
Meade 58, Syracuse 40
Troy 83, KC East Christian 64

Class 3A
Garden Plain 62, Southwestern Hts. 54
Burlington 70, Central Heights 43
Caney Valley 53, Southeast 51
Chaparral 56, Kingman 47
Cheney 56, Cimarron 25
Conway Springs 76, Bluestem 52
Eureka 69, Erie 50
Galena 60, Fredonia 39
Halstead 72, Sterling 59
Hesston 62, Marion 17
Humboldt 67, Jayhawk Linn 35
Hutchinson Trinity 48, Hillsboro 42
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 47, Hiawatha 37
Nemaha Central 66, Marysville 54
Northeast-Arma 59, Neodesha 58, OT
Osage City 73, St. Mary’s 37
Riley County 65, Pleasant Ridge 37
Riverside 54, Horton 35
Riverton 63, Cherryvale 35
Rossville 72, Council Grove 37
Sabetha 77, Atchison County 17
Sedgwick 61, Remington 50
Southeast Saline 59, Lyons 33
Wichita Collegiate 77, Belle Plaine 27
Wichita Independent 58, Douglass 51

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Class 1A – Division II
Phillipsburg Sub-State
Natoma 53, Northern Valley 50

Pawnee Heights 39, Deerfield 29
Weskan 51, Greeley County 30
Western Plains 51, Healy 16

Class 2A
Hill City Sub-State
Ellis 56, Wichita County 36
Oberlin-Decatur 54, Rawlins County 38
Hill City 54, Oakley 16
Ness City 66, Trego 43

Claflin-Central Plains Sub-State
Ellinwood 64, Little River 23
Canton-Galva 37, Lincoln 24
Central Plains 60, Ell-Saline 18
Plainville 53, Smith Center 38

Bennington 59, Wakefield 44
Chase County 73, Burlingame 26
Jackson Heights 48, Bishop Seabury Academy 26
Johnson-Stanton County 45, Elkhart 35
Lyndon 54, Madison/Hamilton 47
Maranatha Academy 46, Jefferson North 31
Meade 55, Syracuse 28
Olpe 58, Herington 23
Oswego 32, Uniontown 27
Oxford 39, West Elk 14
Pittsburg Colgan 53, Yates Center 16
Republic County 44, Solomon 37
Sedan 50, Udall 25
Spearville 66, Kinsley 53
Sublette 51, South Gray 44
Troy 58, KC East Christian 37
Valley Falls 72, Heritage Christian 27
Wabaunsee 54, Salina Sacred Heart 17
Washington County 58, Onaga 18

Class 3A
Minneapolis 47, Ellsworth 31

Kansas secures outright Big 12 title with overtime win over West Virginia

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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) – Frank Mason III capped one of the biggest comebacks in Allen Fieldhouse history to lead No. 9 Kansas over No. 20 West Virginia 76-69, giving the Jayhawks their 11th consecutive Big 12 championship.

Mason scored the last eight points in overtime and finished with 19 points.

The Jayhawks 11 straight conference titles trail only the 13 in a row UCLA won in the John Wooden era.

Junior forward Perry Ellis, the Jayhawks’ leading scorer, appeared to injure his knee late in the first half and did not return.

Daxter Miles had 23 points for West Virginia (22-8, 10-7), which was without star guard Juwan Staten.

Trailing by as many as 18 points in the first half, Kansas (24-6, 13-4) finally tied it 59-all on two free throws by Devonte Graham with 11.5 seconds left in regulation. Miles’ 3-pointer gave West Virginia a quick 63-61 overtime lead before Jamari Traylor’s three-point play made it 64-63.

Mason went 4 for 4 from the free throw line in the waning seconds, the final shot going in with 4.1 seconds to play as the Jayhawks completed a 16-0 home season.

FHSU softball sweeps No. 13 Arkansas Tech

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Fort Hays State scored just two runs over 16 innings of play on Tuesday (March 3) but walked off with two 1-0 extra inning wins to complete the sweep over No. 13 Arkansas Tech. The games, played at the Mustang Softball Academy Indoor Facility, were regional victories for the Tigers and brought them to 5-6 on the year.

FHSU begins conference play this weekend with games at Central Missouri and Southwest Baptist, taking on the Jennies on Friday (March 6) and the Bearcats on Saturday (March 7).

Complete recaps of Tuesday’s games are below…

FHSU 1, ATU 0 (9 innings)
Fort Hays State was held hitless until the ninth, when a walk-off single up the middle from Kylie Strand scored Paxton Duran and gave the Tigers a 1-0 win in extra innings.

Duran threw all nine innings, striking out 11 with just one walk for the game while improving to 2-3 on the year.

At the plate, Strand had the Tigers only hit, but Amanda Vaupel drew three walks and Duran had two free passes.

FHSU threatened throughout the game thanks to nine walks on the day, though they left 11 runners on base – including the second and fourth innings, when the Tigers had two on but couldn’t convert.

Arkansas Tech’s best scoring opportunity came in the fifth, when Chelsea Reeves singled to right field to start the inning. From there, however, two pop ups and a fly out to center followed as FHSU got out of the inning.

In the sixth, Fort Hays State loaded the bases with just one out after two walks and a fielder’s choice error, but couldn’t push a runner home as the game remained scoreless – where it stayed until the ninth.

With one out in the ninth, Duran walked before stealing second base during Madison Putman’s at-bat. Putman and Courtney Dobson followed with walks of their own, sending Strand to the plate with bases loaded. After working a full count, Strand broke up the Golden Suns’ no-hitter with a single up the middle to score Duran and walk off with the win.

FHSU 1, ATU 0 (8 innings)
Again scoreless through seven, FHSU used an eighth inning rally to walk-off with a 1-0 win on Rilee Kreir’s single into center field.

Kelsey Kimminau (2-3) took the win, throwing all eight innings while scattering four hits, striking out five with no walks allowed.

At the plate, Krier was 2-for-4 with an RBI to lead the team while Amanda Vaupel (single) and Madison Putman (double) added the Tigers’ other two hits.

FHSU put runner on in the first, sixth and seventh innings, but otherwise saw the game move quickly with three up, three down throughout. Twice ATU had a runner on third, but clutch pitching by Kimminau and strong defense got the Tigers out of both jams.

In the bottom of the eighth, Mackenzie Villarreal pinch hit to lead off the inning, earning a walk before being replaced by Veronica Knittig on first. Madiaon Putman  followed by taking the first pitch she saw to the left center wall for a stand up double, moving Knittig to third. After two outs put the Tigers on the verge of headed to the ninth, Rilee Krier took a 1-1 pitch over the head of the shortstop into center field, providing the walk-off hit to score Knittig.

FHSU women’s basketball holds at No. 4 in national rankings

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Fort Hays State holds at No. 4 in the latest USA Today/WBCA national rankings out Tuesday afternoon. There was no change in the top nine teams. Emporia State moves up two to No. 10 while Pittsburg State drops two spots to No. 13.

Washburn, Missouri Southern and Central Missouri are all receiving votes.

Complete poll below…

Rank Institution – First Place Votes
Previous Rank
Record
Total Points
1. Alaska – Anchorage – 24
1
27-1
786
2. Lewis (Ill.) – 7
2
27-1
769
3. Limestone College (S.C.) – 1
3
28-1
707
4. Fort Hays State (Kan.)
4
26-2
684
5. Columbus State (Ga.)
T5
28-1
655
6. West Texas A&M
T5
24-2
630
7. Indiana (Pa.)
7
24-2
572
8. Drury (Mo.)
8
23-3
559
9. Michigan Tech
9
24-2
531
10. Emporia State (Kan.)
T12
22-4
485
11. Adelphi (N.Y.)
10
25-3
481
12. Bloomsburg (Pa.)
14
23-3
392
13. Pittsburg State (Kan.)
11
25-5
361
14. Stonehill College (Mass.)
T12
22-4
352
15. Union (Tenn.)
16
23-3
340
16. Wayne State (Mich.)
17
22-4
310
17. Wayne State College (Neb.)
18
27-4
276
T18. California (Pa.)
20
23-4
200
T18. Humboldt State (Calif.)
15
23-4
200
20. Seattle Pacific (Wash.)
19
21-5
153
21. University of New Haven (Conn.)
21
23-4
151
22. Cedarville (Ohio)
T22
25-3
135
23. University of District of Columbia
T22
25-3
128
24. Nova Southeastern (Fla.)
25
21-5
79
25. Rollins College (Fla.)
24
21-5
77

Dropped Out: None.

Others receiving votes: Colorado Mesa University 49; Arkansas Tech University 46; University of Southern Indiana 44; Midwestern State University (Texas) 25; California State University – Dominguez Hills 24; Northern State University (S.D.) 23; Hawaii Pacific University 22; Ashland University (Ohio) 19; California Baptist University 19; California State Polytechnic University – Pomona 16; Northern Michigan University 15; Washburn University (Kan.) 15; Florida Institute of Technology 13; Lander University (S.C.) 10; Missouri Southern State University 10; University of Colorado – Colorado Springs 7; University of Charleston (W.Va.) 6; Kentucky State University 5; Minnesota State University – Mankato 5; University of West Florida 4; Benedict College (S.C.) 3; West Chester University of Pennsylvania 3; Grand Valley State University (Mich.) 2; Harding University 1; University of Central Missouri 1.

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