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Kansas State holds on late to beat No. 22 Baylor

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By DAVE SKRETTA
AP Sports Writer

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Nino Williams had 18 points to lead a big second-half rally, and Kansas State forced Kenny Chery to miss a layup at the buzzer to preserve a 63-61 victory over No. 22 Baylor on Saturday.

Marcus Foster added 11 points and Thomas Gipson finished with nine, including a clutch free throw with 4.8 seconds left, to help the Wildcats (10-7, 4-1 Big 12) win their fourth straight game.

Kansas State trailed by as many as 12 in the second half before taking its first lead with about 6 minutes to go. The Bears (13-4, 2-3) were still within three at 61-58 with 45 seconds left, but Chery and Lester Medford each missed open 3-pointers that would have tied it.

Nigel Johnson made one of two foul shots for Kansas State, and Chery quickly raced the other way for layup with 5.4 seconds to go. And after Gipson was fouled and made his second of two free throws, Chery’s runner to the left of the lane bounced off the rim as the buzzer sounded.

Chery, who hit the winner with 4 seconds left against No. 11 Iowa State this week, finished with 21 points for Baylor. Taurean Prince added 20 points off the bench.

No. 13 Wichita State stymies Evansville

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By DANIEL ALLAR
Associated Press

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — Darius Carter and Ron Baker scored 18 points apiece to lead No. 13 Wichita State to a 61-41 victory over Evansville on Saturday in front of 7,015 at the Ford Center.

The Shockers (16-2, 6-0 Missouri Valley) held the Aces to their season-low point total and a season-low 30 percent from the field.

D.J. Balentine scored 16 points to lead Evansville (13-5, 3-3).

Wichita State held the Aces scoreless for a nine-minute stretch in the first half, helping the Shockers take a 28-18 halftime lead.

The season-high Ford Center crowd did little to rattle the battle-tested Shockers, who have qualified for three consecutive NCAA Tournaments, including a run to the 2013 Final Four.

Lady Tigers blowout Northeastern State for 15th straight win

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

Fort Hays State scored 18 unanswered points over a nine minute stretch of the first half, building a 17-point lead and go on to defeat Northeastern State 71-41 Saturday afternoon at Gross Coliseum. It’s the Lady Tigers 15th straight win, the second longest in program history, and improves them to 16-1 overall and 9-0 in the MIAA. Northeastern State drops their third straight and is now 8-8 and 4-5 in the MIAA.

Tony Hobson Postgame Interview


 

Game Highlights

 
Northeastern State put together a 8-0 run to pull within 14 early in the second half but a 17-2 Lady Tiger run put the game away.

Kate Lehman and Chelsea Mason both score 18 to lead Fort Hays State. Lehman also grabs 10 rebounds for her fifth-straight double-double and 48th in her career.

FHSU shoots just 38-percent for the game and were just 4-of-17 from beyond the arc but hit 15-of-19 free throws and outrebounds the RiverHawks by 18. NSU connected on just 28-percent from the floor.

FHSU closes out their non-conference schedule Thursday at home against South Dakota Mines.

TMP sweeps Smith Center

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
HaysPost

Girls:    TMP 52, Smith Center 47

It took the TMP Lady Monarchs all the way to the early part of the third quarter before they were able to grab their first lead in their Mid Continent League road game against Smith Center.  The Lady Red led the entire first half with their largest lead at 17 to nine early in the second quarter.  TMP crawled back into the game late in the first half and trailed 25-21 at the break.

The second half would be more favorable for the Lady Monarchs.  They led 38-35 and would not trail again on the way to their 52-47 road victory.  Megan Koenigsman led TMP in scoring with 17.  Melissa Pfeifer and Madyson Koerner chipped in 11 to help TMP to their eighth straight win.  They are now 8-1 on the season and will play at home on Tuesday in the opening round of the Mid Continent League Tournament against either Phillipsburg or Trego.

ROSE MCFARLAND INTERVIEW

GIRLS HIGHLIGHTS


Boys:    TMP 75, Smith Center 42

TMP never trailed in their 75-42 win in Smith Center on Friday night.  The Monarchs jumped out seven to nothing on the Redmen and left Smith Center in their dust.  TMP held a 10 point advantage after the first quarter, 19 at the half and 30 after three quarters of play.

10 Monarchs scored on the evening led by Jared Vitztum’s 14 points.  Max Megaffin added 13 and Kameron Schmidt 12.  TMP is now 5-4 on the season and will play at Ellis Monday night at 6pm in the first round of the Mid Continent League Tournament.

JOE HERTEL INTERVIEW


BOYS HIGHLIGHTS

Area High School Scoreboard for 1/16

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High School Scoreboard WhitmoreBOYS BASKETBALL
Local Scores
Western Athletic Conference
Garden City 58, Hays 46
Dodge City 50, Great Bend 36
Central Prairie League
Central Plains 69, Victoria 37
Kiowa County 58, Kinsley 47
LaCrosse 59, Otis-Bison 37
Mid-Continent League
Hays-TMP-Marian 75, Smith Center 42
Hill City 73, Ellis 63
Stockton 51, Oakley 29
Northern Plains League Tournament
Natoma 65, Tescott 37

STATEWIDE SCORES
Andale 55, Augusta 37
Andover Central 49, Arkansas City 34
Belle Plaine 43, Douglass 35
Beloit 62, Minneapolis 47
Bennington 58, Remington 39
Berean Academy 50, Canton-Galva 28
Bishop Miege 45, St. Thomas Aquinas 37
Buhler 61, Andover 40
BV Northwest 54, Gardner-Edgerton 41
Caldwell 42, Cedar Vale/Dexter 37
Cheney 65, Bluestem 34
Cimarron 61, Syracuse 57
Concordia 80, Chapman 58
Conway Springs 63, Wichita Independent 55
Council Grove 59, Lyndon 56
Deerfield 60, Rolla 28
Ellinwood 51, Macksville 45
Emporia 62, Topeka West 57
Eureka 59, Erie 47
Flint Hills Job Corps 68, St. John’s Military 46
Flinthills 58, South Haven 44
Fredonia 68, Caney Valley 56
Frontenac 66, St. Paul 30
Garden Plain 53, Medicine Lodge 19
Goddard-Eisenhower 58, Goddard 48
Haven 73, Smoky Valley 33
Hesston 60, Larned 32
Hoisington 62, Nickerson 51
Hugoton 64, Colby 23
Humboldt 75, Cherryvale 51
Hutchinson Central Christian 94, Stafford 52
Hutchinson Trinity 56, Moundridge 51
Independence 59, Chanute 36
Inman 43, Marion 42
Jackson Heights 62, Horton 38
Jefferson North 45, Oskaloosa 34
Junction City 55, Washburn Rural 44
Kapaun Mount Carmel 58, Wichita West 33
Labette County 60, Pittsburg 58
Lansing 50, Bonner Springs 49
Lyons 44, Sterling 42
McPherson 74, Rose Hill 55
Olathe North 60, Olathe South 46
Olathe Northwest 36, Lawrence Free State 34
Olpe 54, Lebo 41
Osage City 74, Northern Heights 35
Ottawa 70, Eudora 69
Pittsburg Colgan 37, Lamar, Mo. 29
Pratt Skyline 70, Fairfield 46
Rock Creek 71, Wabaunsee 18
Sabetha 58, Perry-Lecompton 29
Salina Central 70, Derby 64
Salina Sacred Heart 62, Ellsworth 48
Salina South 45, Hutchinson 43
Sedan 53, Oswego 51
Shawnee Heights 60, Topeka Seaman 48
South Barber 67, Cunningham 31
South Gray 67, Ashland 52
Southeast Saline 79, Republic County 52
Sublette 58, Southwestern Hts. 56
Topeka Hayden 49, Topeka 41
University Academy, Mo. 66, Bishop Seabury Academy 30
Wakefield 55, Goessel 48
Wellington 59, El Dorado 40
Wellsville 63, Iola 32
Wichita Bishop Carroll 55, Wichita Heights 50
Wichita Campus 70, Clearwater 51
Wichita Home School 61, St. Mary’s Academy 43
Wichita South 68, Wichita Northwest 66
Wichita Trinity 66, Chaparral 52
Winfield 70, Mulvane 63, 2OT
South Central Border League Tournament
West Elk 58, Udall 55

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Local Scores
Western Athletic Conference
Garden City 45, Hays 24
Dodge City 55, Great Bend 35
Central Prairie League
Central Plains 60, Victoria 37
LaCrosse 60, Otis-Bison 37
Great West
Ulysses 51, Scott City 28
Mid-Continent League
Hays-TMP-Marian 52, Smith Center 47
Hill City 52, Ellis 33
Phillipsburg 44, Norton 43
Stockton 53, Oakley 28
Northern Plains League Tournament
Play-In
Pike Valley 43, Natoma 29
Northwest Kansas League Tournament
Dighton 45, St. Francis 16
Hoxie 73, Oberlin-Decatur 28
Rawlins County 32, Greeley County 28
Western Kansas Liberty League
Golden Plains 44, Palco 25
Logan 58, Wheatland-Grinnell 54

Anderson County 59, Santa Fe Trail 39
Atchison County 56, Nemaha Central 54
Baldwin 55, Spring Hill 34
Berean Academy 45, Canton-Galva 33
Bishop Miege 45, St. Thomas Aquinas 37
Blue Valley Stillwell 47, Blue Valley Southwest 41
Buhler 53, Andover 43
Cair Paravel 42, Faith Christian, Mo. 12
Caney Valley 68, Fredonia 43
Cedar Vale/Dexter 53, Caldwell 40
Centre 50, Rural Vista 29
Chase County 57, Mission Valley 29
Cheney 45, Bluestem 16
Circle 28, Sedgwick 26
Clay Center 51, Abilene 37
Concordia 57, Chapman 53
Conway Springs 43, Wichita Independent 30
Council Grove 54, Lyndon 32
Cunningham 38, South Barber 25
Douglass 52, Belle Plaine 21
Elkhart 42, Wichita County 17
Ellsworth 50, Salina Sacred Heart 37
Emporia 60, Topeka West 29
Galena 52, Southeast 28
Garden Plain 50, Medicine Lodge 29
Girard 63, Fort Scott 46
Goddard 35, Goddard-Eisenhower 32
Goessel 42, Wakefield 23
Goodland 61, Holcomb 51
Hartford 43, Southern Coffey 32
Hesston 60, Larned 32
Hoisington 52, Nickerson 26
Holton 49, Royal Valley 44
Horton 39, Jackson Heights 34
Hugoton 56, Colby 27
Humboldt 48, Cherryvale 43
Hutchinson 37, Salina South 30
Hutchinson Central Christian 62, Stafford 24
Iola 49, Wellsville 37
Jefferson West 40, Hiawatha 35
Kapaun Mount Carmel 62, Wichita West 18
KC Piper 61, KC Bishop Ward 24
KC Schlagle 74, Atchison 40
KC Washington 63, KC Wyandotte 27
Labette County 52, Pittsburg 44
Lansing 49, Bonner Springs 48
Lawrence Free State 63, Olathe Northwest 59
Leavenworth 56, SM North 10
Little River 43, Solomon 10
Lyons 51, Sterling 46
Manhattan 57, Highland Park 28
Maranatha Academy 59, Mid-Buchanan, Mo. 51
Marion 34, Inman 25
McPherson 60, Rose Hill 25
Mill Valley 46, Tonganoxie 34
Minneapolis 64, Beloit 61
Moscow 44, Johnson-Stanton County 42
Northeast-Arma 66, Riverton 36
Northern Heights 64, Osage City 36
Olathe East 45, Lawrence 42
Olathe South 60, Olathe North 21
Olpe 55, Lebo 26
Pittsburg Colgan 55, Lamar, Mo. 39
Pleasant Ridge 46, Immaculata 31
Pleasanton 38, Marmaton Valley 25
Remington 65, Bennington 51
Republic County 32, Southeast Saline 31
Rolla 44, Deerfield 9
Sabetha 48, Perry-Lecompton 21
Salina Central 49, Derby 43
Satanta 66, Pawnee Heights 31
Sedan 44, Oswego 29
SM West 53, SM East 35
St. Mary’s 47, Rossville 42
St. Paul 66, Frontenac 60
Sublette 59, Southwestern Hts. 50
Topeka Hayden 68, Topeka 43
Topeka Seaman 62, Shawnee Heights 39
Troy 37, Maur Hill – Mount Academy 33
University Academy, Mo. 47, Bishop Seabury Academy 9
Wabaunsee 65, Rock Creek 48
Washburn Rural 74, Junction City 31
Waverly 68, Burlingame 19
Wellington 50, El Dorado 30
Weskan 39, Western Plains 32
Wichita Bishop Carroll 37, Wichita Heights 35
Wichita Campus 55, Clearwater 22
Wichita Trinity 55, Chaparral 22
Jefferson County North Tournament
Jefferson North 51, Oskaloosa 37

South Central Border League Tournament
Udall 44, West Elk 29
SPIAA Tournament
Ingalls 48, South Central 41
Minneola 46, Hodgeman County 29

Garden City Sweeps Hays

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By Dustin Armbruster

Girls
Garden City 45 – Hays 24

Garden City used a 6-0 and 10-0 run in the second quarter, making a one point ball game after the first quarter, a fifteen point game by half time. Hays opened up the second half with a Summer Smith three pointer and two Mattison Schlaefli free throws to trim the lead down to 10, but never got any closer.

Highlights

Hays falls to 3-6 and 0-3 in conference play. Garden City is now 6-5 and 2-2 in the league. Hays will be at home on Tuesday in a girls only game taking on conference leader Dodge City.

Coach Kiirk Maska

Boys
Garden City 58 – Hays 46

All was good through the first quarter. Hays scored the first seven points of the game and led by nine on two different occasions. Hays led after the first quarter 16-10, but Garden City reversed that score using a 10-2 run to tie the game by half time at 26.

Highlights

Hays took the lead to open the second half on a Brady Werth dunk at 28-26. Isaiah Nunnery then added a three point play to give Hays a 31-30 lead. Garden City would respond with a 13-2 run and lead by 12 after three quarters. The Indians got with in seven at 49-42, but failed to score on the next three possessions. Hays made one last push to get within five 49-44, but Garden City made 9 of 10 free throws over the final 53 seconds.

Hays falls to 7-2 and 2-1 in the WAC. Garden City has won four in a row and is 7-4 and 4-0.

Coach Rick Keltner

Brady Werth scored a game high 21 while Nunnery added 15. Werth is now third all time in scoring at Hays High, passing Jason Ball and Justin Johnson. Werth’s 950 points are two behind Bill Giles and 75 behind the all-time leading scorer Matt Stramel.

Hays is off until next Thursday when they open play in the Colby Orange and Black Classic.

Kaylie Schoendaller signs with DCCC

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By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER
Hays Post

Kaylie Schoendaller knew in eighth grade she wanted to play college in softball. Friday the Hays High senior made it a reality by signing her Letter of Intent with Dodge City Community College. Schoendaller appeared in three games her freshman year, but the batting ability was obvious. In eight at bats she had a double and home run while driving in five runs and scoring three times.

 

Kaylie Schoendaller

 

It was her sophomore year that turned heads. Schoendaller blasted 11 home runs and drove in 34 runs. Five of those home runs came in a single double header versus Colby. Schoendaller’s power numbers were a bit down during her junior season, but also noticed a trend of opposing pitchers not giving her much to hit either. She is a career .338 hitter with 18 career home runs, which already has set the school career record.

 

Coach Abby Maska

 

Schoendaller is looking to work towards a degree in sports management.

Hays High will compete in 4A-D1 in the upcoming softball season.

Royals relievers Coleman, Collins to avoid arbitration

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Relief pitchers Louis Coleman and Tim Collins agreed to one-year contracts with the Kansas City Royals on Friday, allowing both of them to avoid arbitration.

Collins agreed at $1,475,000 and Coleman at $725,000.

The 25-year-old Collins, a left-hander, had a 3.86 ERA in 22 appearances with the Royals and earned $1.362,500. He made four appearances in the postseason, including three during the World Series.

Coleman, a 28-year-old right-hander, had a 5.56 ERA in 31 appearances with the Royals and earned $537,000. He has pitched parts of the past four seasons in Kansas City.

Kansas City still has seven players in arbitration without deals: pitchers Danny Duffy, Kelvin Herrera and Greg Holland; first baseman Eric Hosmer; third baseman Mike Moustakas; and outfielders Lorenzo Cain and Jarrod Dyson.

Tigers rally to beat Central Oklahoma; lose Nicholson to injury

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

The Fort Hays State Tigers close with a 16-5 run after Central Oklahoma had battled back to take a one-point lead and defeat the Bronchos  82-72 at Gross Coliseum. The Tigers have won two straight and improve to 10-6 overall and 4-4 in the MIAA. Central Oklahoma falls to 12-5 and 5-3 in  conference.

Courtesy Emma Henry
Courtesy Emma Henry

The Tigers led by as many as 16 in first half and 15 in the second before UCO put together an 11-2 run to pull within five at 47-42. FHSU pushed the lead to seven when point guard Craig Nicholson went down with a severe ankle injury and had to taken off the court in a stretcher with 14:16 to play. The  Bronchos took a 67-66 lead with 5:45 to play but FHSU responded by scoring 10 straight to take the lead back for good. The Tigers hit seven of their final eight free throws over the final 1:02 to seal the win.

Mark Johnson Postgame Interview


Royce Williams Postgame Interview


Game Highlights


Royce Williams led the Tigers with 17 points, Craig Nicholson added 16 and Jake Stoppel and Dom Samac both score 10. The Tigers defense held the Bronchos to 40-percent shooting and just 3-for-19 from 3-point range.

FHSU returns home Saturday afternoon against Northeastern State at 4pm.

 

 

 

Late run lifts Lady Tigers to 14th straight win

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

The Fort Hays State Lady Tigers closed with a 9-2 run as they rally for a 60-52 win over Central Oklahoma Thursday night at Gross Coliseum. It’s the 14th straight win for the Lady Tigers which is tied for second longest in program history and improves their record to 15-1 overall and 8-0 in the MIAA. The Broncos see their five-game win streak snapped and fall to 13-4 and 6-2 in the conference.

Tony Hobson Postgame Interview

 

The Lady Tigers used an early 12-0 run to build a double-figure lead and were 13 two different times in the first half before settling for a nine-point halftime lead. The Bronchos used a 17-4 second half run to go up 41-38 with 11:19 to play. A Chelsea Mason 3-pointer tied the game 41-41. Mason would hit another three to tie the game at 45-45. It would spark a 7-1 to five FHSU the lead for good.

Game Highlights

 

The Tigers shoot just 34-percent from the floor and hit just 11-of-20 free throws. Kate Lehman battled foul trouble to lead the Tigers with 18 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks. Mason adds 15 on 3-of-7 three-point shooting. Keriann Shaw grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds.

Carter scores 25, No. 13 Wichita St beats Southern Illinois

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By JEFFREY PARSON
Associated Press

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) – Darius Carter scored a career-high 25 points on 11-of-15 shooting, leading No. 13 Wichita State past Southern Illinois 67-55 on Wednesday night.

Ron Baker had 11 points and Tekele Cotton added 10 as the Shockers (15-2, 5-0 Missouri Valley) won their 23rd straight conference game.

Deion Lavender scored 15 points, Bola Olaniyan had 12 and Anthony Beane 10 as Southern Illinois (7-11, 0-5) lost its seventh straight.

Kansas State holds on to beat Texas Tech

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By DAVE SKRETTA
AP Sports Writer

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) – Marcus Foster scored 14 points, Wesley Iwundu added 10 and Kansas State held on down the stretch to beat Texas Tech 58-51 on Wednesday night for the Wildcats’ third straight win.

Kansas State (10-7, 3-1 Big 12) led just 49-46 with 3 minutes to go, but a couple of fouls and a costly turnover by the Red Raiders’ Robert Turner allowed the Wildcats to pull away.

Thomas Gipson scored a tough bucket in the paint, and then after the turnover, Justin Edwards curled in a layup on the run-out. Jevon Thomas added two foul shots for a 54-46 advantage.

Turner, who had a game-high 16 points for Texas Tech (10-7, 0-4), knocked down a 3-pointer with 53 seconds left, but he missed another moments later that could have made it 54-52.

FHSU wrestling up four spots to No. 15

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FHSU Sports Information

Fort Hays State rose four spots to No. 15 in the latest NCAA Division II Wrestling poll, released Jan. 13 by the Division II Wrestling Coaches Association. The Tigers received 39 votes in the rankings, tied with Lake Erie for the 15th spot.

FHSU (3-3, 1-1 MIAA) competed at the NWCA National Duals last weekend, going 1-2 with a win over Alderson Broaddus. Previously, the Tigers picked up wins over Colorado School of Mines and then-No. 9 Central Oklahoma.

The Tigers are joined in this week’s poll by four other MIAA teams, No. 3 Nebraska-Kearney, No. 8 Central Oklahoma, No. 10 Lindenwood and Central Missouri, which is receiving votes.

On an individual level, Fort Hays State had three ranked wrestlers once again. Josh Rodriguez (174) and Jon Inman (184) were each placed eighth in their respective weight classes, and Trey Page remained sixth at 285 pounds.

FHSU heads to Kearney, Neb., this Saturday (Jan. 16) for the Midwest Duals. The Tigers are scheduled to face No. 11 Western State, New Mexico Highlands and Chadron State.

The complete rankings for Jan. 13 are below…

Rank School (State) Points Last
1 Maryville (Mo.) 160 2nd
2 Notre Dame (Ohio) 152 1st
3 Nebraska-Kearney 141 3rd
4 St. Cloud State (Minn.) 136 7th
5 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 123 5th
6 Upper Iowa 118 17th
7 McKendree (Ill.) 112 6th
8 Central Oklahoma 99 11th
9 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 91 4th
10 Lindenwood (Mo.) 88 10th
11 Western State (Colo.) 83 8th
12 Newberry (S.C.) 52 14th
13 Kutztown (Pa.) 49 12th
14 North Carolina-Pembroke 47 13th
T15. Fort Hays State (Kan.) 39 19th
T15. Lake Erie (Ohio) 39 NR
17 Augustana (S.D.) 34 NR
18 Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 30 16th
19 Colorado Mesa 25 20th
20 Shorter (Ga.) 24 9th

Others receiving votes: California Baptist, Central Missouri, Coker (S.C.), Findlay (Ohio), 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. Patrick Mestrez, Belmont-Abbey (N.C.)
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. Blake Bosch, Minnesota State-Moorhead
7. Mike Rhone, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
8. Josh Wimer, Findlay (Ohio)

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. Mike Screptock, Tiffin (Ohio)
8. Tim Urenda, Colorado State-Pueblo

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. Andrew Bannister, Notre Dame (Ohio)
7. Destin McCauley, Nebraska-Kearney
8. Josh Howk, St. Cloud State (Minn.)

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. Joey White, Findlay (Ohio)
6. Jordan Rinken, Upper Iowa
7. Francis Mizia, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
8. Greg Hegerty, Maryville (Mo.)

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

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 Brughardt, Maryville (Mo.)
4. Terrence Smith, Shorter (Ga.)
5. Kyle Piatt, Western State (Colo.)
6. Blake Sorensen, Upper Iowa
7. Jon Vogt, McKendree (Ill.)
8. Jon Inman, Fort Hays State (Kan.)

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. Cole Wilson, Southwest Minnesota
6. Trey Page, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
7. Logan Hopp, Upper Iowa
8. Chris Giddens, North Carolina-Pembroke

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