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Tuesday’s high school basketball results

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BOYS’ BASKETBALLHigh School Scoreboard Whitmore

Western Athletic Conference
Dodge City 43, Garden City 31
Hays 66, Abilene 50
Liberal 52, Cimarron 43

Mid-Continent League
Ellis 71, Trego 42
Norton 64, Hoxie 57
Smith Center 62, Northern Valley 41
Stockton 47, LaCrosse 43, OT
TMP-Marian 65, Great Bend 52

Area Results
Central Plains 66, Ness City 45
Ellsworth 49, Southeast Saline 48
Hesston 70, Hoisington 41
Natoma 63, Tescott 23
Osborne 67, Sylvan-Lucas 43
Otis-Bison 50, Macksville 27
Smith Center 62, Northern Valley 41
Victoria 74, Kinsley 56
Wheatland-Grinnell 67, Oberlin-Decatur 58

Others
Andale 51, Circle 45
Andover 61, Goddard-Eisenhower 42
Ashland 56, Rolla 24
Atchison 67, KC Schlagle 60
Attica 52, Pretty Prairie 46
Augusta 49, Buhler 47
Basehor-Linwood 67, KC Bishop Ward 38
Bennington 49, Canton-Galva 48
Berean Academy 60, Remington 34
Bishop Miege 64, Blue Valley Southwest 52
Burlingame 55, Mission Valley 33
Burlington 72, Humboldt 57
BV North 63, BV Northwest 40
BV West 59, St. Thomas Aquinas 47
Cedar Vale/Dexter 84, South Haven 63
Chaparral 76, Bluestem 47
Chase County 61, Madison 52
Cheney 68, Medicine Lodge 19
Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 60, Weskan 36
Cheylin 68, St. Francis 38
Derby 58, Hutchinson 45
Doniphan West 63, Axtell 46
Eudora 52, DeSoto 35
Eureka 70, Erie 38
Fort Scott 59, Labette County 46
Frankfort 47, BV Randolph 28
Garden Plain 46, Douglass 25
Gardner-Edgerton 73, Blue Valley Stillwell 68
Girard 41, Pittsburg Colgan 38
Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 54, Rock Hills 37
Goodland 61, Colby 42
Halstead 49, Pratt 45
Hanover 63, Clifton-Clyde 20
Haven 69, Hillsboro 61
Highland Park 78, Shawnee Heights 59
Holton 54, Jefferson West 42
Hugoton 57, Ulysses 47
Hutchinson Central Christian 68, Burrton 36
Hutchinson Trinity 32, Inman 31
Jackson Heights 54, Valley Falls 42
Jayhawk Linn 55, Pleasanton 21
Jefferson North 59, Pleasant Ridge 34
KC Piper 91, KC Turner 81
KC Wyandotte 58, KC Washington 54
Kingman 64, Lyons 45
Lansing 58, Tonganoxie 45
Larned 58, Nickerson 26
Lawrence 70, SM North 66
Lawrence Free State 50, SM South 30
Lincoln 69, Thunder Ridge 54
Louisburg 55, Baldwin 45
Lyndon 77, Waverly 67
Maize South 52, Andover Central 49
Manhattan 58, Topeka 46
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 68, McLouth 50
McPherson 69, El Dorado 43
Meade 73, Southwestern Hts. 65
Metro Academy 53, Bishop Seabury Academy 50
Mill Valley 49, Bonner Springs 43
Moundridge 55, Ell-Saline 46
Nemaha Central 56, Royal Valley 53
Olathe East 63, SM Northwest 47
Olathe North 68, Leavenworth 46
Olpe 63, Northern Heights 44
Osage City 78, St. Mary’s 44
Osawatomie 57, Iola 43
Oskaloosa 49, Horton 45
Oswego 51, St. Paul 36
Ottawa 62, Paola 38
Oxford 54, Argonia 51
Parsons 73, Coffeyville 66
Peabody-Burns 59, Little River 54
Perry-Lecompton 44, Hiawatha 41
Pittsburg 61, Chanute 51
Pratt Skyline 60, Norwich 45
Republic County 55, Minneapolis 53, OT
Rock Creek 59, Chapman 30
Sabetha 60, Riverside 31
Salina Central 65, Salina South 50
Salina Sacred Heart 61, Beloit 47
Santa Fe Trail 63, Central Heights 55
Satanta 72, Fowler 62
Scott City 75, Holcomb 64
Sedan 51, Flinthills 30
Sedgwick 56, Marion 41
SM East 55, Olathe Northwest 49
SM West 59, Olathe South 58
Solomon 67, Herington 35
South Barber 70, Fairfield 54
South Gray 66, Sublette 60
St. James Academy 63, Hogan Prep, Mo. 52
St. John 80, Kiowa County 24
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 79, Pike Valley 59
Sterling 80, Smoky Valley 57
Sunrise Christian 72, Topeka Heritage Christian 40
Topeka Hayden 65, Emporia 58
Topeka West 63, Washburn Rural 52
Udall 57, Goessel 47
Uniontown 68, Altoona-Midway 36
Valley Center 46, Arkansas City 43
Veritas Christian 67, St. John’s Military 30
Wabaunsee 43, Rossville 39
Wallace County 62, Syracuse 52
Wamego 63, Clay Center 36
Washington County 64, Linn 32
Wellington 71, Mulvane 31
West Elk 63, Central Burden 32
West Franklin 62, Marais des Cygnes Valley 58, OT
Wichita Bishop Carroll 51, Kapaun Mount Carmel 48
Wichita Campus 52, Newton 49
Wichita Collegiate 61, Clearwater 36
Wichita East 85, Wichita Northwest 49
Wichita Heights 35, Wichita South 34
Wichita Home School 59, Caldwell 55
Wichita Independent 72, Belle Plaine 45
Wichita Southeast 72, Wichita North 61
Wichita Trinity 49, Conway Springs 36
Wilson 46, Lakeside 32
Winfield 65, Rose Hill 62

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Western Athletic Conference
Dodge City 42, Garden City 36
Hays 40, Abilene 31

Mid-Continent League
Ellis 59, Trego 52
Great Bend 51, TMP-Marian 42
Hill City 61, Rawlins County 26
Hoxie 71, Norton 32
Smith Center 51, Northern Valley 21
Stockton 73, LaCrosse 70, 2OT

Area Results
Central Plains 58, Ness City 30
Kinsley 64, Victoria 56
Macksville 59, Otis-Bison 46
Natoma 33, Tescott 20
Sylvan-Lucas 62, Osborne 36
Wheatland-Grinnell 46, Oberlin-Decatur 34

Others
Andale 52, Circle 28
Andover 53, Goddard-Eisenhower 43
Andover Central 52, Maize South 31
Argonia 58, Oxford 52
Axtell 57, Doniphan West 34
Baldwin 44, Louisburg 28
Basehor-Linwood 67, KC Bishop Ward 41
Beloit 55, Salina Sacred Heart 26
Bennington 48, Canton-Galva 39
Bishop Miege 60, Blue Valley Southwest 46
Blue Valley Stillwell 55, Gardner-Edgerton 46
Bluestem 45, Chaparral 40
Bucklin 59, Pawnee Heights 16
Buhler 48, Augusta 37
BV Northwest 61, BV North 38
BV Randolph 42, Frankfort 35
Caney Valley 34, Dewey, Okla. 28
Central Burden 36, West Elk 20
Central Heights 44, Santa Fe Trail 43
Centralia 63, Marysville 61
Chapman 33, Rock Creek 23
Chase County 55, Madison 51
Cheney 46, Medicine Lodge 14
Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 58, Weskan 28
Cheylin 57, St. Francis 39
Cimarron 45, Liberal 40
Clay Center 54, Wamego 45
Coffeyville 62, Parsons 49
Cunningham 62, Stafford 26
Dighton 63, Greeley County 24
Emporia 51, Topeka Hayden 49
Eureka 59, Erie 38
Garden Plain 37, Douglass 25
Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 54, Rock Hills 37
Goessel 41, Udall 14
Golden Plains 49, Triplains-Brewster 43
Goodland 44, Colby 41
Hanover 59, Clifton-Clyde 23
Haven 48, Hillsboro 34
Hesston 53, Hoisington 14
Hiawatha 58, Perry-Lecompton 44
Holcomb 57, Scott City 31
Holton 47, Jefferson West 37
Horton 58, Oskaloosa 39
Hugoton 65, Ulysses 29
Hutchinson 44, Derby 37
Hutchinson Central Christian 40, Burrton 31
Ingalls 55, Hodgeman County 27
Iola 51, Osawatomie 19
KC Piper 94, KC Turner 17
KC Schlagle 77, Atchison 54
KC Sumner 45, KC Harmon 11
Kingman 44, Lyons 43
Labette County 54, Fort Scott 36
Lakeside 48, Wilson 41
Lansing 64, Tonganoxie 53
Larned 47, Nickerson 33
Lawrence 57, SM North 43
Lawrence Free State 59, SM South 48
Manhattan 51, Topeka 31
Maranatha Academy 54, Heritage Christian 44
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 52, McLouth 26
McPherson 69, El Dorado 29
Meade 62, Southwestern Hts. 25
Metro Academy 68, Bishop Seabury Academy 18
Mill Valley 48, Bonner Springs 36
Mission Valley 42, Burlingame 24
Moundridge 40, Ell-Saline 34
Nemaha Central 56, Royal Valley 53
Neodesha 54, Yates Center 21
Newton 56, Wichita Campus 32
Norwich 44, Pratt Skyline 33
Olathe Northwest 52, SM East 31
Olathe South 62, SM West 30
Olpe 54, Northern Heights 37
Paola 46, Ottawa 29
Peabody-Burns 37, Little River 31
Pittsburg 38, Chanute 34
Pittsburg Colgan 59, Girard 47
Pleasant Ridge 44, Jefferson North 25
Pratt 43, Halstead 24
Remington 36, Berean Academy 29
Republic County 35, Minneapolis 29
Rolla 45, Ashland 36
Rossville 60, Wabaunsee 59
Sabetha 68, Riverside 20
Salina Central 46, Salina South 35
Sedan 42, Flinthills 28
Sedgwick 37, Marion 36, OT
Shawnee Heights 54, Highland Park 31
Silver Lake 67, KC Christian 16
SM Northwest 52, Olathe East 43
Southeast Saline 59, Ellsworth 40
Spearville 54, Minneola 26
St. John 50, Kiowa County 17
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 55, Pike Valley 30
St. Mary’s 39, Osage City 38
St. Paul 60, Oswego 31
St. Thomas Aquinas 57, BV West 30
Sterling 67, Smoky Valley 29
Sublette 52, South Gray 43
Sunrise Christian 52, Topeka Heritage Christian 35
Thunder Ridge 48, Lincoln 33
Uniontown 55, Altoona-Midway 18
Valley Center 64, Arkansas City 50
Valley Falls 43, Jackson Heights 37
Wallace County 45, Syracuse 24
Washburn Rural 64, Topeka West 37
Washington County 58, Linn 23
Waverly 59, Lyndon 44
Wellington 47, Mulvane 41
West Franklin 56, Marais des Cygnes Valley 49
Wichita Bishop Carroll 40, Kapaun Mount Carmel 37
Wichita Collegiate 37, Clearwater 24
Wichita East 40, Wichita Northwest 35
Wichita Home School 59, Caldwell 48
Wichita Independent 51, Belle Plaine 32
Wichita North 56, Wichita Southeast 42
Wichita South 64, Wichita Heights 37
Wichita Trinity 51, Conway Springs 43
Winfield 56, Rose Hill 55

TMP boys win, girls lose in Great Bend

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
Hays Post

Girls:  Great Bend 51, TMP 42

A nip and tuck first half turned ugly in the second half for the TMP Lady Monarchs as they lost back to back games for the first time this season losing to Great Bend 51-42.  TMP led by seven points early in the first quarter and Great Bend went on an 11-3 run to end the first quarter and took a 16-15 lead.  The two teams battled to a near draw in the second quarter  with the Lady Panthers holding a slim, 29-27 lead at halftime.

TMP was only able to manage four points in the third quarter and couldn’t get any closer then seven points in the fourth quarter.  Megan Koenigsman was the only Lady Monarch in double figures with 19 points.  Now 14-3, TMP will be on the road at Stockton on Friday night.

ROSE MCFARLAND INTERVIEW

GIRLS HIGHLIGHTS

 

Boys:  TMP 65, Great Bend 52

TMP survived a hot shooting first half from the Great Bend Panthers to pick up their 11th win of the season.  Great Bend managed to control most of the first half with their long distance shooting.  The Panthers hit six first half three pointers and the game was tied at 26 apiece at the break.

TMP came out firing on all cylinders in the second half scoring the first 15 points and essentially putting the game away.  Peyton Hoffman finished with a season high 16 points to lead the 11-6 Monarchs who will be on the road in Stockton on Friday.

JOE HERTEL INTERVIEW

BOYS HIGHLIGHTS

No. 13 Wichita State beats Southern Illinois

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By TODD HEFFERMAN
Associated Press

CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) – Shaquille Morris scored a career-high 17 points to lead No. 13 Wichita State to an 84-62 over Southern Illinois on Tuesday night.

Morris made 7 of his 8 shots for the Shockers (25-3, 14-1 Missouri Valley), who have won five straight.

Fred VanVleet and Ron Baker each scored 13 and Tekele Cotton added 10.

Deion Lavender’s 15 points led Southern Illinois (10-18, 3-12). Anthony Beane added 14 points and Jordan Caroline scored 10.

The Shockers led by 13 at the half and used a 9-0 run early in second half to put the game away. They made 10 of 19 3-pointers and had 18 assists on 28 baskets.

Wichita State started quickly in its fourth road game in its last six, hitting its first five shots on the way to an 11-2 lead.

Hays High sweeps state ranked Abilene

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By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER
Hays Post

Girls
Hays 37 – #9 Abilene 31

Neither Hays or Abilene could buy a basket in the first quarter on Tuesday night. Hays was just 1 of 12. Abilene finished the first quarter at 3-17. Then Hays high took control of the second quarter. Trailing 7-5 after the first, the Indians got a Mattison Schlaefli three pointer to take their first lead of the game at 8-7. The Lady Indians turned the basket into a 11-0 run and didn’t allow Abilene to score until there was 2:40 left in the half. Hays pushed their lead as high as 10 in the first half at 20-10, and led at half time 20-12.

Highlights

Abilene opened up the second half on a 7-1 run to close the gap to 21-19. Abilene had a chance to tie the game, but missed a contested lay up with 4:30 to go in the third quarter. Hays scored the next nine points over the third and fourth quarter building their lead to 11 at 30-19. Hays kept their lead at double figures (35-25) with under 2:00 remaining in the game. Abilene then scored five straight points to get with in six. Hays made just 1 of 8 free throws over the final one minute, but Abilene only scored one point themselves, as the Indians pull the 37-31 upset.

Coach Kirk Maska

Abilene ranked #9 in class 4A-D1 drops to 13-5, shooting just 10 of 54. Hays made 14 of 34 shots. Hays is now 5-12 and have won back to back games. Audra Schmeidler led the way with 12 points.

Boys
Hays 66 – #6 Abilene 50

The Hays High Indians hit Abilene with a three point barrage in the first half, hitting 8 of 14 beyond the arc. The Indian’s first 12 shots attempts were of the three point variety. Despite the hot shooting, Abilene kept pace and tied the game at 15 after the first quarter and took a 18-15 lead with a three of their own to open the second quarter. Hays scored six straight to retake the lead they would have for rest of the half.

Highlights

Hays and Abilene played to a draw midway through the third quarter when Hays outscored Abilene 12-7, grabbing a 12 point lead at 53-41 heading to the fourth quarter. Abilene cut the lead down to seven at 56-49 with 4:05 left in the game. Hays clamped down on defense and ended the game on a 10-1 run.

The Indians made 13 of 24 three point attempts. Keith Dryden made six three pointers on his way to a game high 24. Isaiah Nunnery scored 13 and Brady Werth added 10. The Indians are 11-6 on the year, Abilene drops to 15-3. Hays is on the road to Garden City on Friday.

Coach Rick Keltner

FHSU women’s basketball drops to No. 5 in latest WBCA poll

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Fort Hays State Women’s Basketball slipped three spots to No. 5 in the latest Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA)/USA Today Top 25, released Tuesday (Feb. 17) by the organization.  FHSU previously was second with 735 votes, and fell to fifth with 597 votes.

The poll saw previous No. 1 Lewis drop one spot to No. 2, while Alaska-Anchorage climbed into the top spot.  Rounding out the Top 5 ahead of FHSU was Limestone (No. 3) and West Texas A&M (No. 4).

FHSU (22-2, 14-1 MIAA) saw its 21-game win streak come to an end on Saturday at Pittsburg State, though FHSU is still 5-2 against ranked opponents this season and 2-1 in Top 10 matchups on the year.  Pitt State moved up to No. 7 in the most recent rankings, while fellow MIAA opponent Emporia State fell to No. 13 after a loss to Northeastern State.  Other conference opponents listed in the rankings were Washburn (receiving 25 votes) and Missouri Southern (receiving six votes).

In the MIAA standings, Fort Hays State holds a one-game lead over Pitt State and a three-game lead over ESU with four games to go, and has already locked up a first round bye in the MIAA Tournament.  FHSU is the only team so far in the conference to guarantee itself a spot in the MIAA quarterfinals in Kansas City, Mo., in early March.

This Wednesday (Feb. 18), the first of four official NCAA Region Rankings are released as part of the run-up to the NCAA Central Regional, held March 13-15 at the top school in the region.  FHSU is the only team in the region (comprised of teams from the MIAA, NSIC and GAC) with just two losses on the year.

FHSU is also ranked No. 1 in two other national polls:  BennettRank and Massey Ratings.  Information on those polls can be found using the links above.

Fort Hays State closes out its home portion of the 2014-15 regular season with Senior Night on Wednesday (Feb. 18) against Washburn.  Game time is 5:30 p.m.

The complete WBCA/USA Today Top 25 Poll for Feb. 17 is below…

Rank    Team (First-Place Votes) Previous Record Points
1. University of Alaska – Anchorage – 15 3 23-1 727
2. Lewis University (Ill.) – 14 1 24-1 699
3. Limestone College (S.C.) – 1 4 24-1 667
4. West Texas A&M University 6 20-2 599
5. Fort Hays State University (Kan.) 2 22-2 597
6. Columbus State University (Ga.) 7 24-1 573
7. Pittsburg State University (Kan.) 10 23-3 548
8. Michigan Technological University 11 22-1 545
9. Indiana University of Pennsylvania (Pa.) 13 21-2 475
10. Stonehill College (Mass.) 15 20-2 457
11. Drury University (Mo.) 17 20-3 401
12. Adelphi University (N.Y.) 8 22-3 382
13. Emporia State University (Kan.) 9 19-4 349
14. Wayne State University (Mich.) 12 20-3 324
15. Seattle Pacific University (Wash.) 18 19-3 311
16. Wayne State College (Neb.) 19 23-3 296
17. Rollins College (Fla.) 14 19-3 272
18. California University of Pennsylvania (Pa.) 20 21-3 269
19. Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania 16 20-3 219
T20. Arkansas Tech University 24 19-3 153
T20. Florida Institute of Technology 21 19-3 153
22. Humboldt State University (Calif.) 25 20-3 140
23. Union University (Tenn.) NR 20-3 102
24. Midwestern State University (Texas) 22 19-4 92
25. Cedarville University (Ohio) 23 22-3 59

Dropped Out: Livingstone College (N.C.).

Others receiving votes: University of New Haven (Conn.) 52; University of District of Columbia 42; California State University – Dominguez Hills 29; California State Polytechnic University – Pomona 28;Washburn University (Kan.) 25; Livingstone College (N.C.) 20; California Baptist University 19; University of Southern Indiana 19; Nova Southeastern University (Fla.) 18; Lander University (S.C.) 17; Hawaii Pacific University 14; Ashland University (Ohio) 12; Northern State University (S.D.) 8; Johnson C Smith University (N.C.) 7; Grand Valley State University (Mich.) 6; Missouri Southern State University 6; Colorado Mesa University 5; California State University – San Bernardino 4; Harding University (Ark.) 3; Minnesota State University – Mankato 2; University of Colorado – Colorado Springs 2; University of the Sciences In Philadelphia (Pa.) 2; University of North Georgia 1.

Staten’s layup lifts No. 23 West Virginia over No. 8 Kansas

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) – Juwan Staten made a layup with 4 seconds left to lift No. 23 West Virginia to a 62-61 victory over No. 8 Kansas on Monday night.

Staten finished with 20 points to give the Mountaineers (20-6, 8-5 Big 12) their first 20-win season in four years.

It was Staten’s first field goal over the final eight minutes after he had gone to the bench with leg cramps.

After Staten made a spin move around Frank Mason III and hit a left-handed layup, the Jayhawks’ Perry Ellis caught a long pass but missed a layup between two defenders just before the final buzzer.

Ellis finished with 19 points, Mason had 18 and Kelly Oubre Jr. added 14 points for Kansas (21-5, 10-3).

Jevon Carter added 13 points for West Virginia.

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KU’s Ellis named Big 12 Player of the Week for second time this season

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IRVING, Texas – Kansas junior Perry Ellis has been named men’s basketball co-Big 12 Player of the Week in a vote by a media panel which covers the conference, the league office announced Monday. Eliis, who earned the honor for the second time this season and fourth time for his career, shared the accolade with Le’Bryan Nash of Oklahoma State.

Ellis averaged 16.0 points and 7.5 rebounds as the No. 8/9 Jayhawks won at Texas Tech, 73-51, and defeated then-No. 16/16 Baylor, 74-64. The Wichita forward shot 52.2 percent from the field and 87.5 percent from the free throw line. He opened the week by just missing a double-double with 14 points and nine boards at Tech. He then tied for the game-high in scoring with 18 points against the Bears.

Earlier this season, Ellis was named Big 12 Player of the Week after being named the most valuable player in Kansas’ Orlando Classic championship over Thanksgiving weekend. He twice earned the accolade last season.

Kansas’ leading scorer and rebounder, Ellis is the only player in the Big 12 to rank in the top seven in the conference in scoring (tied for seventh at 13.1 ppg) and rebounding (fourth at 7.1 rpg).

No. 8/8 Kansas (21-4, 10-2) is at No. 23/22 West Virginia (19-6, 7-5) for an ESPN Big Monday game tonight, Feb. 16, at 8 p.m. (Central).

TMP basketball teams drop; HHS falls out of rankings

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Both the TMP-Marian boys and girls basketball teams drop one spot in the latest Kansas Basketball Coaches Association rankings after suffering losses last week.

The TMP girls had their 14-game winning streak snapped in a three-point loss to Phillipsburg on Friday night and drop to No. 3 in the 4A-D2 rankings.

The Monarchs went 1-1 last week with a loss to the top-ranked team in 3A Scott City and bounced back Friday with a win over Phillipsburg.

TMP drops to No. 10 in the 4A-D2 rankings.

After losing four of their last five games the Hays High boys have dropped from the 4A-D1 rankings.

The Indians, were ranked second earlier this year, went 0-2 last week with losses to Salina Central and Liberal.

In 1A-D1 Osborne moves up one spot to No. 2, followed by Hoxie and Stockton. Victoria is ranked No. 7.

The La Crosse girls are No. 9 this week in 1A-D1.

Girls Rankings

6A

  1. MAIZE
  2. WICHITA SOUTH
  3. OLATHE SOUTH
  4. SM NORTHWEST
  5. MANHATTAN
  6. Washburn Rural
  7. Hutchinson
  8. SM West
  9. Free State
  10. Dodge City

5A

  1. AQUINAS
  2. LEAVENWORTH
  3. ANDOVER CENTRAL
  4. KAPAUN
  5. ANDOVER
  6. Mill Valley
  7. BV Southwest
  8. Salina Central
  9. Seaman
  10. Shawnee Heights

4A-D1

  1. BISHOP MIEGE
  2. PAOLA
  3. MCPHERSON
  4. TOPEKA HAYDEN
  5. LABETTE CO.
  6. Chanute
  7. Buhler
  8. Andale
  9. Abilene
  10. Wamego

4A-D2

  1. BALDWIN
  2. HUGOTON
  3. TMP
  4. PRATT
  5. WICHITA TRINITY
  6. Concordia
  7. Clay Center
  8. Holton
  9. Iola
  10. Columbus

3A

  1. HESSTON
  2. CIMARRON
  3. GARDEN PLAIN
  4. LYONS
  5. SILVER LAKE
  6. Caney Valley
  7. Douglass
  8. Sabetha
  9. NE-Arma
  10. Sterling

2A

  1. CENTRAL PLAINS
  2. ELLINWOOD
  3. WASHINGTON CO.
  4. OLPE
  5. MOUNDRIDGE
  6. Chase County
  7. Pitt-Colgan
  8. Valley Falls
  9. Heights
  10. Meade

1A-D1

  1. HOXIE
  2. WAVERLY
  3. CENTRALIA
  4. PAUL
  5. INGALLS
  6. Dighton
  7. Goessel
  8. Centre
  9. La Crosse
  10. Thunder Ridge

1A-D2

  1. MOSCOW
  2. CUNNINGHAM
  3. JOHNS-TIPTON
  4. TRIPLAINS-BREWSTER
  5. AXTELL
  6. Wheatland/Grinnell
  7. Golden Plains
  8. Norwich
  9. Attica
  10. Wallace Co.

Boys Rankings

6A

  1. WICHITA EAST
  2. LAWRENCE
  3. MANHATTAN
  4. OLATHE NORTH
  5. OLATHE EAST
  6. BV North
  7. KC Wyandotte
  8. SM North
  9. Wichita South
  10. Derby

5A

  1. SHAWNEE HEIGHTS
  2. MAIZE SOUTH
  3. WICHITA HEIGHTS
  4. SALINA CENTRAL
  5. KAPAUN
  6. KC Washington
  7. Bishop Carroll
  8. Aquinas
  9. BV West
  10. Andover Central

4A-D1

  1. MCPHERSON
  2. BASEHOR-LINWOOD
  3. INDEPENDENCE
  4. OTTAWA
  5. EUDORA
  6. Abilene
  7. Miege
  8. Andale
  9. Circle
  10. Buhler

4A-D2

  1. HOLCOMB
  2. ROCK CREEK
  3. GIRARD
  4. WICHITA TRINITY
  5. HUGOTON
  6. Royal Valley
  7. Concordia
  8. Holton
  9. Parsons
  10. TMP

3A

  1. SCOTT CITY
  2. BELOIT
  3. SABETHA
  4. COLLEGIATE
  5. HESSTON
  6. Osage City
  7. Burlington
  8. Nemaha Central
  9. Norton
  10. Humboldt

2A

  1. JOHN
  2. OLPE
  3. CENTRAL PLAINS
  4. SACRED HEART
  5. SOUTH GRAY
  6. Jackson Heights
  7. Troy
  8. Washington Co.
  9. Spearville
  10. Bennington

1A-D1

  1. HANOVER
  2. OSBORNE
  3. HOXIE
  4. STOCKTON
  5. DONIPHAN WEST
  6. Burrton
  7. Centralia
  8. Valley Heights
  9. Victoria
  10. Hartford

1A-D2

  1. JOHNS-TIPTON
  2. WALLACE CO.
  3. CALDWELL
  4. SOUTH BARBER
  5. ATTICA
  6. Ashland
  7. Central Christian
  8. Pike Valley
  9. Greeley Co
  10. Wheatland-Grinnell

FHSU wrestling claims three individual champs; finishes third at MIAA championships

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Fort Hays State had three individual champions and six All-MIAA performers at the MIAA Championships on Sunday (Feb. 15) in Warrensburg, Mo. Three of Fort Hays State’s four ranked wrestlers won individual titles, including No. 8 Noah Killip at 141 pounds, No. 8 Jon Inman at 184 pounds, and No. 5 Trey Page at 285 pounds.

At final count, the Tigers had eight placers – three champions, two second-place, one third-place, and two fourth-place finishers. Taking second were Josh Rodriguez at 174 pounds and Cash Drylie at 197 pounds. Joey Dozier claimed third at 149 pounds, while Garrett Jones (133) and Bradley Little (157) each claimed fourth.

To earn All-MIAA status, wrestlers have to finish in the top three. Those honors go to Killip, Inman, Page, Rodriguez, Drylie, and Dozier.

As a team, the Tigers finished third handily with 70.5 points, only behind champion Nebraska-Kearney (91.5) and Lindenwood (82). Central Oklahoma was fourth at 51, and then Central Missouri and Newman in fifth and sixth respectively to round out the six-team standings.

Scoring was hard to come by in the 141-pound final. After a scoreless first period, Noah Killip controlled his opponent throughout the entire second period to gain two minutes of riding time. In the process he nearly pinned his opponent, No. 5 ranked Kyle Webb of Lindenwood, with three nearfall points in the period to take a 3-0 lead. Webb countered in the third by controlling Killip for nearly the entire period, wiping out Killip’s potential riding time point. However, Webb could not find a scoring opportunity and a stall point was all he earned. Killip took the match by a 3-1 decision.

At 174 pounds, No. 7 ranked Josh Rodriguez looked as though he was going to give FHSU four champions on the day, getting a takedown in the third period with 10 seconds remaining to take a 5-4 lead on Archie Williams of Central Missouri. However, Williams escaped just a few seconds before the final buzzer to tie the match and force overtime where he used a duck-under move to score the sudden victory takedown on Rodriguez, a 7-5 decision.

Jon Inman looked to be cruising to a victory at 184 pounds against John McArdle of Lindenwood, up 6-2 after two periods. However, McArdle used a flurry of moves late to get the match tied 7-7, but Inman’s dominance early in the match was too much as he had a enough riding time accumulated for an extra point, winning 8-7. Inman avenged a loss to McArdle in last year’s MIAA Tournament Final, when he lost late on a pin even though he had the lead in the match.

Cash Drylie used an upset in the semifinals at 197 pounds to reach the finals. He knocked off fourth-ranked Kenny Breaux of Lindenwood with a fall at 4:00 to get a match with the No. 1 ranked wrestler in the nation, Romero Cotton of Nebraska-Kearney. Cotton was too much for Drylie in the championship, scoring a 13-2 major decision.

Trey Page dominated in the finals at heavyweight, running his season record to 41-2 overall. He shutout Jacob Borgmeyer of Lindenwood with a third-period tech fall of 15-0. It was his 12th technical fall of the season.
Winning the third-place match at 149 pounds with a 9-5 decision was Joey Dozier. Dozier lost his semifinal match against Destin McCauley of UNK before knocking off Jared Mestas of Lindenwood for the consolation bracket win.

Full results from the tournament for FHSU wrestlers are posted below. The Tigers return to action at the NCAA Super Regional 4 in Pueblo, Colo., February 27-28.

MIAA Conference Tournament Results for Fort Hays State University
125 – Adam Ludwin place is unknown and scored 0.00 team points.
Quarterfinal – Zach D`Amico (University of Central Oklahoma) 22-17 won by decision over Adam Ludwin (Fort Hays State University) 23-15 (Dec 4-2)
Cons. Round 1 – Adam Ludwin (Fort Hays State University) 23-15 received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Semi – Malacai Collins (University of Central Missouri) 17-10 won by decision over Adam Ludwin (Fort Hays State University) 23-15 (Dec 2-1)

133 – Garrett Jones placed 4th and scored 2.00 team points.
Quarterfinal – Garrett Jones (Fort Hays State University) 8-8 received a bye () (Bye)
Semifinal – Daniel DeShazer (University of Nebraska at Kearney) 31-5 won by decision over Garrett Jones (Fort Hays State University) 8-8 (Dec 9-5)
Cons. Semi – Garrett Jones (Fort Hays State University) 8-8 received a bye () (Bye)
3rd Place Match – Hunter Haralson (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) 18-9 won by major decision over Garrett Jones (Fort Hays State University) 8-8 (MD 9-0)

141 – Noah Killip placed 1st and scored 13.00 team points.
Quarterfinal – Noah Killip (Fort Hays State University) 25-3 received a bye () (Bye)
Semifinal – Noah Killip (Fort Hays State University) 25-3 won by major decision over Josh Durham (University of Central Oklahoma) 8-9 (MD 12-2)
1st Place Match – Noah Killip (Fort Hays State University) 25-3 won by decision over Kyle Webb (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) 20-9 (Dec 3-1)

149 – Joey Dozier placed 3rd and scored 4.50 team points.
Quarterfinal – Joey Dozier (Fort Hays State University) 12-4 received a bye () (Bye)
Semifinal – Destin McCauley (University of Nebraska at Kearney) 20-7 won by fall over Joey Dozier (Fort Hays State University) 12-4 (Fall 3:40)
Cons. Semi – Joey Dozier (Fort Hays State University) 12-4 received a bye () (Bye)
3rd Place Match – Joey Dozier (Fort Hays State University) 12-4 won by decision over Jared Mestas (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) 5-4 (Dec 9-5)

157 – Bradley Little placed 4th and scored 3.50 team points.
Quarterfinal – Bradley Little (Fort Hays State University) 23-14 received a bye () (Bye)
Semifinal – Derrick Weller (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) 23-20 won by decision overBradley Little (Fort Hays State University) 23-14 (Dec 3-1)
Cons. Semi – Bradley Little (Fort Hays State University) 23-14 won by major decision over Forlanda Parker (Newman University) 4-29 (MD 18-6)
3rd Place Match – Jeromy Davenport (University of Central Oklahoma) 16-15 won by decision over Bradley Little (Fort Hays State University) 23-14 (Dec 6-4)

165 – Kregg Clarke place is unknown and scored 0.00 team points.
Quarterfinal – Chris Watson (University of Central Oklahoma) 34-0 won by major decision over Kregg Clarke (Fort Hays State University) 14-19 (MD 12-0)
Cons. Round 1 – Kregg Clarke (Fort Hays State University) 14-19 received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Semi – Devin Aguirre (University of Nebraska at Kearney) 25-13 won by major decision over Kregg Clarke (Fort Hays State University) 14-19 (MD 19-6)

174 – Josh Rodriguez placed 2nd and scored 9.00 team points.
Quarterfinal – Josh Rodriguez (Fort Hays State University) 17-5 won by decision over Batchkuluun Zulkhuu (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) 11-11 (Dec 13-6)
Semifinal – Josh Rodriguez (Fort Hays State University) 17-5 won by decision over Chance Bila (University of Nebraska at Kearney) 24-13 (Dec 3-1)
1st Place Match – Archie Williams (University of Central Missouri) 21-10 won in sudden victory – 1 over Josh Rodriguez (Fort Hays State University) 17-5 (SV-1 7-5)

184 – Jon Inman placed 1st and scored 13.00 team points.
Quarterfinal – Jon Inman (Fort Hays State University) 31-5 received a bye () (Bye)
Semifinal – Jon Inman (Fort Hays State University) 31-5 won by major decision over Casey Powell (University of Nebraska at Kearney) 19-20 (MD 14-4)
1st Place Match – Jon Inman (Fort Hays State University) 31-5 won by decision over John McArdle (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) 12-6 (Dec 8-7)

197 – Cash Drylie placed 2nd and scored 11.00 team points.
Quarterfinal – Cash Drylie (Fort Hays State University) 19-16 received a bye () (Bye)
Semifinal – Cash Drylie (Fort Hays State University) 19-16 won by fall over Kenny Breaux (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) 23-9 (Fall 4:00)
1st Place Match – Romero Cotton (University of Nebraska at Kearney) 11-4 won by major decision over Cash Drylie (Fort Hays State University) 19-16 (MD 13-2)

285 – Trey Page placed 1st and scored 14.50 team points.
Quarterfinal – Trey Page (Fort Hays State University) 40-2 won by decision over De`quence Goodman (University of Central Missouri) 11-6 (Dec 3-1)
Semifinal – Trey Page (Fort Hays State University) 40-2 won by major decision over Kyle Factor (University of Central Oklahoma) 21-15 (MD 12-1)
1st Place Match – Trey Page (Fort Hays State University) 40-2 won by tech fall over Jacob Borgmeyer (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) 14-17 (TF-1.5 6:00 (16-0))

Second half run lifts Pitt State past Fort Hays State

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

Pittsburg State outscores Fort Hays State by 16 points at the free throw line, defeating the Tigers 77-63 Saturday afternoon in front 1,790 Saturday afterooon at John Lance Arena in Pittsburg. The loss snaps FHSU’s two-game win streak and drops them to 15-9 overall and 8-7 in the MIAA. Pittsburg State wins their second straight and improves to 15-8 and 11-4 in the MIAA where they are a half-game out of first place.

Mark Johnson Postgame Interview

 

Game Highlights


 

The Tigers led by three with 11:12 to play but Pitt State outscores them 24-7 over the next 7:42 to go up 16. The Gorillas go 26-of-27 from the free throw line compared to the Tigers 10-of-15 and they outrebound FHSU 33-21.

James Fleming leads the Tigers with 15 points. Achoki Moikobu adds 14 and Dom Samac 12. The Gorillas were led by Josiah Gustafson’s 16 points.

FHSU shoots 47-percent but were just 7-for-24 from beyond the arc and 10-of-15 from the free throw line, all in the second half.

PSU shoots 48-percent including 5-of-13 from 3-point range.

 

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