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Thursday’s high school basketball results

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BOYS’ BASKETBALLHigh School Scoreboard Whitmore
Christ Preparatory Academy 60, Maranatha Academy 50
Manhattan 59, Emporia 48
Perry-Lecompton 64, Atchison County 32
Wichita Collegiate 63, Augusta 41
Lyon County League Tournament
Burlingame 54, Southern Coffey 34
Lebo 63, Madison 55

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

McPherson Mid-American Classic
Andale 66, Wichita Southeast 30
Manhattan 57, Valley Center 37
McPherson 53, Dodge City 35
Olathe South 76, Hays 27

Berean Academy/Eli Walter Tournament
Halstead 50, Burrton 35
Hutchinson Central Christian 49, Stafford 20
Berean Academy 51, Wichita Trinity 33
Douglass 28, Goessel 15
Capital City Classic
Goddard-Eisenhower 64, SM East 47
SM South 49, KC Sumner 43
Topeka 64, Junction City 51
Wichita South 58, BV West 21
El Dorado Tournament
Circle 39, Wichita East 29
Gardner-Edgerton 55, Maranatha Academy 16
Mill Valley 51, El Dorado 16
Wichita Collegiate 36, Augusta 27
Emporia Tournament
Leavenworth 39, Derby 17
Maize 63, Olathe North 33
Topeka Seaman 63, Great Bend 42
Washburn Rural 42, Emporia 33
Haven Tournament
Buhler 76, Nickerson 28
Goddard 50, Cheney 24
Haven 48, Rose Hill 29
Kingman 51, Wellington 43
Hiawatha Tournament
Horton 40, Rock Creek 35
Jackson Heights 52, Riverside 39
Hiawatha 48, Falls City, Neb. 25
Nemaha Central 60, Marysville 47
Hilltop Hoops Classic
Central Plains 49, St. John 36
Moundridge 52, Bennington 51
Lawrence Free State Tournament
Hutchinson 52, Highland Park 16
Lawrence Free State 58, Topeka West 19
Shawnee Heights 32, Wichita Northwest 12
Wichita Heights 61, Lawrence 51
Louisburg Tournament
Louisburg 55, SM North 33
St. James Academy 56, Harrisonville, Mo. 16
Lyon County League Tournament
Marais des Cygnes Valley 58, Burlingame 36
Southern Coffey 38, Hartford 35
Mulvane Tournament
Arkansas City 59, Mulvane 45
Sunrise Christian 60, Wichita West 41
Wichita Campus 56, Garden Plain 44
Winfield 44, Wichita Home School 43
Newton Invitational Tournament
Andover Central 77, Ulysses 38
Bishop Miege 72, Olathe Northwest 43
Garden City 58, Kapaun Mount Carmel 53
Newton 31, Wichita Bishop Carroll 30
Pratt Tournament
Maize South 55, Larned 25
Medicine Lodge 30, Chaparral 25
Sedgwick Tournament
Sedgwick 53, Fairfield 20
Wichita Independent 47, Belle Plaine 31
Canton-Galva 49, Clearwater 37
Conway Springs 50, Inman 23
SPIAA Tournament
Minneola 52, Satanta 47
South Gray 54, Fowler 36
Kiowa County 40, Hodgeman County 28
South Central 57, Ingalls 48
Spearville 45, Bucklin 39
Wellsville Tournament
Baldwin 53, Spring Hill 23
KC Piper 60, Anderson County 37

Others
Blue Valley Southwest 43, Blue Valley Stillwell 38
BV Northwest 54, BV North 47
KC Schlagle 88, KC Wyandotte 18
St. Thomas Aquinas 39, SM Northwest 35

Hays girls fall to Olathe South

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By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER
Hays Post

The Hays High Lady Indians hung tough for the first four minutes in their game on Thursday versus Olathe South. The Lady Falcons though were just to much as Hays fell 76-27 in the first round of the Mid-America Classic in McPherson.

Highlights

 

Hays trailed 10-2, then scored back to back field goals to get with in three. South then used a 14-2 run to close out the first quarter leading 24-9. Hays again tried to surge cutting the lead to 11 at 25-14 and had the basketball, but never got any closer.

Coach Kirk Maska

 

Hays was led in scoring by Audra Schmeidler who scored 9. South had three in double figures, led by Kala Holder with 21.

Hays falls to 3-8, Olathe South (#3-6A) is now 9-2.

Hays will play Valley Center in the consolation semifinals at 3pm Friday. The Hornets lost to Manhattan 57-47.

Wichita State baseball fined, placed on probation

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NCAA

Wichita State University did not monitor the activities of a former administrative assistant regarding her use of a VIP account provided by the school’s apparel provider, according to a decision issued by a Division I Committee on Infractions panel. For nearly two years, 21 baseball players purchased shoes, clothing, hunting gear and other non-athletics items for a total of $7,594.18, using the 50 percent discount. Because the discount provided by the former assistant was not generally available to the full student body, family and friends, the discount is considered an extra benefit to the players.

Penalties include one year probation, a $5,000 fine and the school must vacate all wins in which the baseball players participated while ineligible.

The former assistant provided her log-in information to the baseball players so they could access her computer and VIP account. The athletes paid for the items themselves and believed they could order items in this manner as a part of the school’s agreement with the apparel provider.

While the former assistant had a working knowledge of NCAA rules, the school acknowledged it should have provided her with further rules education and didn’t closely monitor her VIP account activities. Additionally, the school failed to implement recommended changes to its apparel purchasing system that would have ultimately helped avoid the extra benefit violations. Because of this, the school failed to monitor its baseball program.

Penalties and corrective measures include:

  • Public reprimand and censure.
  • One year of probation from January 29, 2015 through January 28, 2016.
  • A fine of $5,000.
  • A vacation of all regular season and conference tournament wins in which the 21 baseball players competed while ineligible. The public decision contains further detail.

Members of the Committee on Infractions are drawn from NCAA membership and members of the public. The members of the panel who reviewed this case are Carol Cartwright, president emeritus at Kent State University; Melissa Conboy, deputy director of athletics at the University of Notre Dame;  Thomas Hill, senior vice president for student affairs at Iowa State University; Joel Maturi, former University of Minnesota athletics director; Eleanor W. Myers, chief hearing officer and law professor and faculty athletics representative at Temple University; Jim O’Fallon, law professor and faculty athletics representative at the University of Oregon; and Greg Sankey, executive associate commissioner and chief operating officer for the Southeastern Conference.

FHSU Softball picked 5th in MIAA Preseason Coaches Poll

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MIAA Sports Information

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Emporia State has been selected by the league’s coaches to finish atop the standings at the end of the season. The Hornets claimed 12 of the possible 14 fist place votes after finishing atop the league standings last season.

Central Oklahoma claimed the other two first place votes as they are picked to finish second. Missouri Western, who won the MIAA Tournament last season, is picked to finish in third place overall. Behind the Griffons are the Central Missouri Jennies who are selected to finish fourth overall.

Just six points behind UCM in the poll is Fort Hays State who is selected in the fifth slot. They come in ahead of Northeastern State who is picked sixth after making it to the MIAA Tournament Championship last season.

In seventh place is Pittsburg State coming in just one point behind the RiverHawks in the poll. Just six points behind PSU is Northwest Missouri who is picked to finish eighth overall. Lindenwood has been picked to finish ninth by the coaches with Washburn earning the tenth spot in the poll.

The 11th overall pick is Missouri Southern coming in sixth points ahead of 12th place pick Nebraska-Kearney. Southwest Baptist is picked to finish in 13th place with Lincoln selected to finish 14th overall.

Most teams will take to the field starting Feb. 6 with league play scheduled for a March 6-7 kickoff.

2015 MIAA Softball Preseason Coaches Poll
1. Emporia State (12) 168
2. Central Oklahoma (2) 156
3. Missouri Western 147
4. Central Missouri 119
5. Fort Hays State 113
6. Northeastern State 101
7. Pittsburg State 100
8. Northwest Missouri 94
9. Lindenwood 79
10. Washburn 67
11. Missouri Southern 46
12. Nebraska-Kearney 40
13. Southwest Baptist 31
14. Lincoln 13

Langley Named to NCBWA Preseason All-Central Region Team

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FHSU Athletics

Fort Hays State senior baseball player Cooper Langley has been named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Preseason All-Central Region Team for the 2015 season.

Langley was selected to the second team as a designated hitter.

Courtesy FHSU Athletics
Courtesy FHSU Athletics

Langley will most likely see the majority of his time as the Tigers’ first baseman this year, after splitting time between designated hitter and first base last year.

He finished 2014 with a .335 batting average with a team-best 24 extra-base hits (19 doubles, 5 home runs).

He added 30 RBI and scored 26 runs. Following the 2014 season, he was named to the Daktronics and NCBWA All-Central Region Second Teams.

The baseball season is rapidly nearing as opening day is February 13, when FHSU hosts Colorado Mines at Larks Park in Hays.

Tiger wrestling stay 15th in latest poll; Rodriguez, Inman and Page remain ranked

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FHSU Athletics

Fort Hays State Wrestling stayed put at No. 15 in the latest version of the Division II Wrestling Coaches Association Top 20. The rankings, released Wednesday (Jan. 28) by the organization, saw FHSU earn 51 points compared to 39 points in the previous version.

FHSU (6-6, 2-2 MIAA) wrestled in three events last weekend, rolling over Newman, 41-8, in a conference dual before a comeback effort to then-No. 3 Nebraska-Kearney fell short in a 21-14 loss. The Tigers closed out the week with a first place finish and three individual champions at the Kansas Cup.

Josh Rodriguez (174), Jon Inman (184) and Trey Page (285) stayed in the individual rankings, where they’ve been all season. Rodriguez (14-4 this season) was eighth for the second week in a row while Inman (28-5 on the year) moved up to No. 7 in his weight class. Page pushed his season record to 36-2 on the year and rose one spot to No. 5 at heavyweight.

The Tigers return to the mat on Feb. 4, taking on Central Missouri in Warrensburg, Mo.

The complete Division II Wrestling Coaches Association rankings for Jan. 28 are below…

Rank School (State) Points Last Ranking
1. Maryville (Mo.) 160 1st
2. St. Cloud State (Minn.) 141 4th
3. Notre Dame (Ohio) 134 2nd
4. Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 110 9th
5. Western State (Colo.) 109 11th
6. Nebraska-Kearney 108 3rd
7. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 104 5th
8 Lake Erie (Ohio) 102 T15th
9. Lindenwood (Mo.) 89 10th
10. Upper Iowa 85 6th
11. McKendree (Ill.) 82 7th
12. Central Oklahoma 76 8th
13. Colorado Mesa 73 19th
14. Kutztown (Pa.) 65 13th
15. Fort Hays State (Kan.) 51 T15th
16. Newberry (S.C.) 42 12th
17. Augustana (S.D.) 39 17th
18. California Baptist 34 NR
19. Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 28 18th
20. North Carolina-Pembroke 20 14th

Others receiving votes: Central Missouri, Coker (S.C.), Findlay (Ohio), Minnesota State-Mankato, San Francisco State (Calif.), Shorter (Ga.), Tiffin (Ohio).

125 Pounds
1. T.J. North, Augustana (S.D.)
2. Matt Turek, Gannon (Pa.)
3. Gerald Huff, Adams State (Colo.)
4. Willie Bohince, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
5. Garrett Evans, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
6. Marco Tamayo, Lindenwood (Mo.)
7. DeWayne Roberts, Minnesota State-Mankato
8. Josh Kieffer, Indianapolis (Ind.)

133 Pounds
1. Daniel DeShazer, Nebraska-Kearney
2. Michael Labry, Ashland (Ohio)
3. Nate Rodriguez, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
4. Zak Hale, Anderson (S.C.)
5. Dustin Reed, Central Oklahoma
6. Mike Rhone, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
7. Justin Forrest, Central Missouri
8. Blake Bosch, Minnesota State-Moorhead

141 Pounds
1. Josh Myers, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
2. Daniel Ownbey, North Carolina-Pembroke
3. Maurice Miller, Notre Dame (Ohio)
4. Jeremiah Peterson, Augustana (S.D.)
5. Kyle Webb, Lindenwood (Mo.)
6. Sam Hanau, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
7. Darren Wynn, McKendree (Ill.)
8. Peter Cunningham, California Baptist

149 Pounds
1. Keenan Hagerty, Maryville (Mo.)
2. Frank Cagnina, Central Missouri
3. Terrel Wilbourn, Lindenwood (Mo.)
4. Nick Goebel, Findlay (Ohio)
5. Jeremy Landowski, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
6. Destin McCauley, Nebraska-Kearney
7. Josh Howk, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
8. Zach Vargo, Lake Erie (Ohio)

157 Pounds
1. Jon Rivera, Notre Dame (Ohio)
2. Clint Poster, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
3. James Martinez, Colorado Mesa
4. Chase White, Nebraska Kearney
5. Adam Cooling, Minnesota State-Mankato
6. Jordan Rinken, Upper Iowa
7. Francis Mizia, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
8. Greg Hegerty, Maryville (Mo.)

165 Pounds
1. Chris Watson, Central Oklahoma
2. Dimitri Willis, Maryville (Mo.)
3. Gabe Fogarty, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
4. Nick Haferkamp, McKendree (Ill.)
5. Angelo Bortoluzzi, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
6. Tyler Reinhart, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
7. Nick Fishback, Wisconsin-Parkside
8. Colbey Vance, Upper Iowa

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. Luke Cramer, Ashland (Ohio)
6. August Mizia, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
7. Payne Hatter, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
8. Josh Rodriguez, Fort Hays State (Kan.)

184 Pounds
1. Garrett Lineberger, Notre Dame (Ohio)
2. Dallas Smith, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
3. Nick Burghardt, Maryville (Mo.)
4. Terrence Smith, Shorter (Ga.)
5. Kyle Piatt, Western State (Colo.)
6. Blake Sorensen, Upper Iowa
7. Jon Inman, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
8. Jacob Waste, California Baptist

197 Pounds
1. Romero Cotton, Nebraska-Kearney
2. Julian Smith, McKendree (Ill.)
3. Kenny Breaux, Lindenwood (Mo.)
4. Ryan Beltz, Maryville (Mo.)
5. Jayd Docken, Augustana (S.D.)
6. Sam Mangum, Western State (Colo.)
7. Huston Evans, Newberry (S.C.)
8. Andrew Reggi, San Francisco State (Calif.)

285 Pounds
1. Ziad Haddad, Kutztown (Pa.)
2. Garrett Gray, Tiffin (Ohio)
3. Austin Goergen, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
4. Donnell Walker, Maryville (Mo.)
5. Trey Page, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
6. Logan Hopp, Upper Iowa
7. Chris Giddens, North Carolina-Pembroke
8. Jordan Passehl, Colorado Mesa

No. 9 Kansas holds on for win at TCU

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By STEPHEN HAWKINS
AP Basketball Writer

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) – Frank Mason III scored 16 points with a couple of key shots in the go-ahead run and No. 9 Kansas held on for a 64-61 victory at TCU after his missed free throws Wednesday night.

The Big 12-leading Jayhawks (17-3, 6-1 Big 12), who had as much as a 13-point lead early, found themselves down after TCU scored the first seven points after halftime.

Mason’s driving layup with 13:26 left got the Jayhawks within 43-42 and started a 12-0 run that put them ahead to stay.

But a layup by Mason with 3:35 left was their last field goal. He then missed two free throws with 4.7 seconds left to leave TCU (14-6, 1-6) a chance to force overtime.

A long 3-point try by Charles Hill Jr. ricocheted off the back rim at the buzzer.

Tough defense leads Tigers to road win over Emporia State

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

Fort Hays State held Emporia State to a season-low points, defeating the Hornets 66-44 Wednesday night at White Auditorium. The Tigers have won four of their last five and improve to 13-7 overall and 6-5 in the MIAA. The Hornets lose their fourth straight and are now 9-11 overall and 2-9 in conference play.

Mark Johnson Postgame Interview

Jake Stoppel Postgame Interview

Game Highlights

 

The Tigers took control in the first half, using an 11-0 run to go up seven. After ESU closed the gap to three, FHSU responds with a 17-3 run to go up 17 and were up as many as 24 in the second half.

James Fleming led the Tigers with 15 points, six rebounds and five assists. Jake Stoppel added 10 while Achoki Moikobu and Jared Tadlock both add nine.

The Tigers shoot 53-percent including 7-of-13 from beyond the arc while holding ESU to 33-percent shooting.

VanVleet lifts No. 12 Wichita State to win over Loyola

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By JEFFREY PARSON
Associated Press

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) – Fred VanVleet scored a career-high 27 points to lead No. 12 Wichita State to a 58-47 win over Loyola on Wednesday night.

Ron Baker added 16 points as the Shockers (19-2, 9-0 Missouri Valley) shot just 41 percent from the floor and 43 percent from the free throw line. VanVleet and Baker were a combined 16 of 28 from the floor. The rest of the team was 6 of 26.

Devon Turk scored nine points for Loyola (13-8, 3-6), which was held to its lowest scoring output of the season.

Wichita State’s shooting struggles started right away. The Shockers had 17 shots in the game’s first eight minutes but made just four of them, including a VanVleet 3-pointer for a 10-6 lead.

With Wichita State unable to convert shots, the Ramblers stayed close. Jeff White’s baseline drive and layup gave Loyola a 16-15 lead with 6:03 remaining in the half.

Lady Tigers win at No. 2 Emporia State to stay atop MIAA

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

The Fort Hays State Lady Tigers never trailed, building three different 20-point leads then hold off No. 2 Emporia State 65-55. It’s FHSU’s second consecutive win over a top-five team and their first ever road win over a nationally ranked team.

The 6th-ranked Lady Tigers have now won 18 straight and improve to 19-1 overall and 11-0 in the MIAA. The Lady Hornets, who see their 23-game win streak snapped, fall to 16-2 overall and 9-2 in the conference.

Tony Hobson Postgame Interview

Game Highlights

FHSU went on a 24-6 first half run in building a 20-point lead. ESU scored the final six points of the half to close to within 14 at the break. A 19-6 Lady Hornet run closed the gap to seven but Jill Faxon and Chelsea Mason hit back-to-back 3-pointers to push the lead back to double-figures.

Kate Lehman led FHSU with 18 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks. Mason adds 14 and Faxon 12. ESU was led by Marissa Quick who scored 14 and grabbed 14 rebounds.

 

 

 

Tuesday’s high school basketball results

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BOYS’ BASKETBALLHigh School Scoreboard Whitmore

Area Scores
Dighton 52, Otis-Bison 31
Ellinwood 56, LaCrosse 53
Ellis 76, Victoria 69
Hill City 69, Hoxie 42
Hoisington 69, Russell 41
Norton 55, Trego 22
Osborne 54, Wilson 27
Plainville 56, Logan 39
Quinter 62, Golden Plains 30
Stockton 45, Northern Valley 35

Others
Abilene 63, Concordia 47
Barstow, Mo. 62, St. James Academy 47
Burlington 79, Chase County 26
BV Northwest 56, Blue Valley Southwest 53
Cair Paravel 81, St. Xavier 31
Caldwell 44, Argonia 33
Cedar Vale/Dexter 47, Oxford 40
Cherryvale 68, Neodesha 51
Cheylin 62, Idalia, Colo. 38
Circle 65, Rose Hill 40
Derby 63, Andover 52
Erie 66, Fredonia 56
Eudora 70, Atchison 59
Eureka 58, Caney Valley 49
Flinthills 72, Central Burden 67
Garden Plain 51, Conway Springs 39
Girard 62, Parsons 59
Greeley County 59, Wichita County 46
Hanover 55, Washington County 49
Hillsboro 45, Marion 37
Hugoton 61, Sublette 46
Humboldt 66, Yates Center 39
Independence 62, Columbus 28
Jayhawk Linn 48, Uniontown 22
KC Bishop Ward 57, Maranatha Academy 38
KC Piper 82, KC Sumner 68
Lakeside 51, Lincoln 33
Lee’s Summit Community Christian, Mo. 66, KC Christian 50
Liberal 58, Clayton, N.M. 49
Maize 71, Goddard-Eisenhower 51
Maize South 45, Newton 35
McPherson 57, Andale 55
Oakley 45, Goodland 41
Olathe South 64, KC Wyandotte 58
Onaga 48, Bishop Seabury Academy 30
Oswego 54, Marmaton Valley 27
Pike Valley 56, Thunder Ridge 23
Pittsburg Colgan 43, Southeast 31
Pleasanton 73, Altoona-Midway 34
Rock Hills def. Tescott, forfeit
Salina Sacred Heart 73, Beloit 70
Scott City 62, Lakin 40
Silver Lake 49, Santa Fe Trail 38
Smoky Valley 50, Hutchinson Trinity 47
St. Francis 74, Rawlins County 50
Sylvan-Lucas 63, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 25
Tonganoxie 76, Heritage Christian 55
Topeka Hayden 73, Baldwin 39
Triplains-Brewster 46, Weskan 43
Troy 77, Doniphan West 55
Valley Heights 48, Linn 20
Veritas Christian 55, Topeka Heritage Christian 38
Wakefield 58, BV Randolph 23
Wallace County 88, Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 42
Wamego 64, Council Grove 38
Western Plains 53, Paola 36
Wichita Bishop Carroll 64, Wichita North 38
Wichita Heights 50, Kapaun Mount Carmel 48
Wichita Home School 79, St. John’s Military 13
Wichita Northwest 69, Wichita West 42
Wichita South 58, Wichita Southeast 47
Lyon County League Tournament
Hartford 50, Lebo 0
Olpe 65, Madison 16
SPIAA Tournament
Ashland 42, Fowler 40
South Central 68, Minneola 53
South Gray 72, Hodgeman County 37
Spearville 55, Satanta 33

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Area Results
Dighton 41, Otis-Bison 18
Ellinwood 53, LaCrosse 44
Ellis 59, Victoria 44
Golden Plains 50, Quinter 34
Hoxie 74, Hill City 48
Logan 45, Plainville 34
Natoma 48, Chase 43
Norton 62, Trego 46
Russell 52, Hoisington 42
Wilson 48, Osborne 37

Others
Abilene 53, Concordia 50
Andover 45, Derby 30
Beloit 62, Salina Sacred Heart 15
BV North 60, Metro Academy 53
BV Randolph 53, Wakefield 38
Cair Paravel 56, St. Xavier 24
Caldwell 67, Argonia 47
Caney Valley 47, Eureka 29
Cedar Vale/Dexter 35, Oxford 25
Chase County 59, Burlington 25
Cherryvale 44, Neodesha 30
Clayton, Okla. 43, Liberal 41
Clayton, N.M. 43, Liberal 41
Council Grove 46, Wamego 40
Doniphan West 38, Troy 28
Erie 54, Fredonia 35
Eudora 51, Atchison 22
Forgan, Okla. 56, Southwestern Hts. 27
Galena 54, Commerce, Okla. 31
Girard 68, Parsons 67
Hillsboro 54, Marion 30
Hugoton 77, Sublette 40
Hutchinson Trinity 31, Smoky Valley 26
Jayhawk Linn 47, Uniontown 34
Lakin 48, Scott City 17
Lincoln 37, Lakeside 29
Linn 49, Valley Heights 47
Moscow 54, Deerfield 6
Northern Heights 51, Mission Valley 40
Olathe East 60, Hogan Prep, Mo. 31
Onaga 48, Bishop Seabury Academy 30
Oswego 36, Marmaton Valley 26
Pittsburg Colgan 41, Southeast 30
Pleasanton 52, Altoona-Midway 7
Riverton 39, Quapaw, Okla. 33
Silver Lake 57, Santa Fe Trail 37
SM West 47, Blue Valley Stillwell 36
South Haven 50, Udall 16
St. Francis 48, Rawlins County 36
Sylvan-Lucas 51, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 43
Tescott 40, Rock Hills 39
Thunder Ridge 58, Pike Valley 30
Tonganoxie 56, Heritage Christian 34
Topeka Hayden 42, Ottawa 29
Topeka Heritage Christian 60, Veritas Christian 45
Triplains-Brewster 56, Weskan 27
Washington County 52, Hanover 41
Berean Academy/Eli Walter Tournament
Berean Academy 46, Halstead 39
Douglass 49, Hutchinson Central Christian 12
Goessel 56, Stafford 10
Wichita Trinity 59, Burrton 23
Hiawatha Tournament
Falls City, Neb. 50, Riverside 15
Hiawatha 62, Jackson Heights 40
Marysville 64, Horton 41
Nemaha Central 44, Rock Creek 30
Hilltop Hoops Classic
Ell-Saline 52, Little River 23
Jefferson County North Tournament
Valley Falls 38, Perry-Lecompton 36
Jefferson North 46, Oskaloosa 29
Louisburg Tournament
Louisburg 60, Osawatomie 23
St. James Academy 49, Lansing 28
Lyon County League Tournament
Lebo 54, Marais des Cygnes Valley 43
Waverly 57, Burlingame 26
Mulvane Tournament
Wichita Home School 64, Arkansas City 46
Winfield 43, Mulvane 30
Pratt Tournament
Wichita North 48, Wichita Life Prep 42
Sedgwick Tournament
Canton-Galva 38, Sedgwick 37
Clearwater 39, Fairfield 38
Inman 33, Wichita Independent 29
Skyline 54 Classic Tournament
Attica 54, Macksville 35
Cunningham 54, Pratt Skyline 20
Norwich 48, Kinsley 46
South Barber 58, Pretty Prairie 35
Wellsville Tournament
Wellsville 55, Spring Hill 29
Bonner Springs 36, Anderson County 33

No. 17 Mountaineers turn up pressure to beat K-State

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By DAVE SKRETTA
AP Sports Writer

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) – Tarik Phillip matched a career-high 12 points and West Virginia, relying on its high-pressure defense, shut down Kansas State for a 65-59 victory Tuesday night.

In a game marred by fouls and poor play, the Mountaineers (17-3, 5-2 Big 12) forced the Wildcats (12-9, 5-3) into 25 turnovers while holding them to 36 percent shooting from the field.

West Virginia’s leading scorer, Juwan Staten, had just 11 points while dealing with foul trouble all night. Second-leading scorer Devin Williams had eight points and nine rebounds.

The Wildcats played most of the way without Nino Williams, who had been averaging 21 points his last two games. The senior forward appeared to be dealing with a left knee injury, spending time on a stationary bike and then wrapping it in ice during the second half.

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