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Tuesday’s High School basketball results

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BOYS’ BASKETBALLHigh School Scoreboard Whitmore
Abilene 69, Chapman 52
Andale 59, Clearwater 31
Andover Central 59, Maize South 52
Ashland 63, Kiowa County 32
Atchison 93, Atchison County 36
Augusta 57, El Dorado 44
Axtell 56, Wetmore 45
Basehor-Linwood 59, Mill Valley 47
Beloit 104, Phillipsburg 49
Bennington 45, Moundridge 39
Berean Academy 47, Inman 36
Buhler 58, Rose Hill 33
Burrton 54, Pretty Prairie 38
Caney Valley 53, Sedan 48
Central Plains 61, Smith Center 37
Centralia 53, Doniphan West 40
Chanute 53, Labette County 52
Chaparral 67, Medicine Lodge 53
Cheney 42, Garden Plain 40
Cherryvale 46, Erie 31
Circle 67, Mulvane 46
Concordia 76, Clay Center 48
Conway Springs 49, Douglass 35
Council Grove 44, Mission Valley 37
Derby 72, Salina South 59
DeSoto 41, Paola 39
Elkhart 66, Walsh, Colo. 33
Ellsworth 59, Russell 48
Emporia 65, Topeka West 49
Eudora 60, Baldwin 28
Falls City, Neb. 75, Marysville 53
Frankfort 47, Clifton-Clyde 37
Frontenac 46, Prairie View 44
Galena 57, Baxter Springs 45
Garden City 50, Dodge City 45
Girard 53, Oswego 14
Goddard-Eisenhower 58, Andover 47
Halstead 56, Kingman 54
Hanover 82, Linn 28
Hesston 71, Nickerson 56
Hill City 60, Quinter 49
Hillsboro 33, Lyons 29
Holton 74, Jefferson West 44
Horton 56, Oskaloosa 54, OT
Humboldt 63, Marmaton Valley 28
Hutchinson Central Christian 75, Fairfield 48
Hutchinson Trinity 48, Ell-Saline 43
Jackson Heights 56, Valley Falls 39
Jefferson North 56, Pleasant Ridge 33
Junction City 66, Topeka 58
KC Christian 61, Maranatha Academy 51
LaCrosse 57, Western Plains 36
Lansing 66, KC Turner 49
Larned 56, Smoky Valley 41
Lawrence 83, Leavenworth 42
Lawrence Free State 54, SM East 35
Liberal 54, Perryton, Texas 51
Lincoln 45, Chase 42
Little River 45, Rural Vista 27
Macksville 67, Cunningham 35
Manhattan 69, Topeka Seaman 62
Marion 44, Canton-Galva 30
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 64, McLouth 43
McPherson 92, Winfield 50
Minneapolis 54, Republic County 44
Natoma 56, Wilson 24
Nemaha Central 59, Royal Valley 48
Ness City 79, Ellis 69
Newton 53, Wichita Campus 42
Norton 60, Cambridge, Neb. 52, OT
Oberlin-Decatur 53, Oakley 51
Olathe East 50, SM West 47
Olathe North 69, SM North 67
Olathe Northwest 55, SM South 46
Olpe 63, Madison 31
Osawatomie 65, Santa Fe Trail 45
Osborne 66, Thunder Ridge 37
Ottawa 59, Louisburg 53, OT
Parsons 54, Pittsburg 51, OT
Peabody-Burns 47, Goessel 44
Perry-Lecompton 44, Hiawatha 41
Pike Valley 62, Tescott 34
Pratt 66, Hoisington 34
Remington 56, Sedgwick 52
Rock Creek 63, Riley County 57
Rock Hills 36, Sylvan-Lucas 31
Sabetha 60, Riverside 31
Salina Central 57, Hutchinson 39
Salina Sacred Heart 44, Southeast Saline 40
Scott City 48, Southwestern Hts. 19
Shawnee Heights 44, Highland Park 42
Silver Lake 50, Rossville 31
SM Northwest 64, Olathe South 61
Solomon 55, Centre 22
South Central 80, South Barber 63, 2OT
Spearville 70, South Gray 58
St. Francis 68, Idalia, Colo. 58
St. John 79, Kinsley 27
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 56, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 20
St. Paul 68, Southeast 56
St. Thomas Aquinas 62, Blue Valley Stillwell 56
Sterling 68, Haven 65
Stockton 74, Logan 32
Topeka Hayden 54, Washburn Rural 33
Troy 70, Immaculata 32
Udall 66, Central Burden 33
Ulysses 59, Lakin 51
Valley Center 47, Arkansas City 39
Valley Heights 61, Onaga 47
Victoria 68, Plainville 58
Wakefield 67, Elyria Christian 26
Washington County 67, BV Randolph 19
Wheatland-Grinnell 60, Trego 50
Wichita Collegiate 69, Wellington 45
Wichita East 57, Kapaun Mount Carmel 41
Wichita Heights 68, Wichita Southeast 56
Wichita Home School 63, South Haven 30
Wichita Independent 75, Belle Plaine 39
Wichita Northwest 69, Wichita North 57
Wichita South 63, Wichita West 55
Wichita Trinity 83, Bluestem 36
Yates Center 74, Flinthills 48

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 51, Chapman 36
Andale 66, Clearwater 11
Andover 46, Goddard-Eisenhower 44
Andover Central 57, Maize South 35
Augusta 57, El Dorado 44
Axtell 57, Wetmore 34
Baldwin 66, Eudora 18
Beloit 67, Phillipsburg 45
Bishop Miege 61, St. James Academy 36
Bucklin 47, Pratt Skyline 37
Buhler 77, Rose Hill 59
Cambridge, Neb. 50, Norton 49
Caney Valley 50, Sedan 45
Central Burden 43, Udall 23
Central Plains 59, Smith Center 39
Centralia 49, Doniphan West 20
Centre 45, Solomon 39
Chanute 53, Labette County 52
Chase County 66, Herington 32
Cherryvale 48, Erie 23
Cimarron 53, Holcomb 36
Circle 42, Mulvane 35
Concordia 37, Clay Center 26
Conway Springs 37, Douglass 28
Council Grove 41, Mission Valley 18
Derby 26, Salina South 23
Dodge City 40, Garden City 29
Elkhart 57, Walsh, Colo. 44
Ellis 32, Ness City 31
Emporia 60, Topeka West 22
Fairfield 39, Hutchinson Central Christian 23
Frankfort 45, Clifton-Clyde 37
Galena 57, Baxter Springs 30
Garden Plain 42, Cheney 31
Gardner-Edgerton 55, BV North 39
Girard 56, Oswego 23
Goessel 58, Peabody-Burns 32
Hesston 69, Nickerson 24
Hiawatha 40, Perry-Lecompton 29
Hill City 68, Quinter 36
Holton 45, Jefferson West 30
Horton 54, Oskaloosa 25
Hutchinson Trinity 46, Ell-Saline 29
Idalia, Colo. 61, St. Francis 36
Ingalls 62, Minneola 30
Jayhawk Linn 57, Uniontown 33
Kapaun Mount Carmel 59, Wichita East 27
KC Schlagle 69, Metro Academy 66
KC Washington 55, Southwest Early College, Mo. 14
Kingman 43, Halstead 13
LaCrosse 60, Western Plains 28
Lakin 51, Ulysses 49
Lansing 81, KC Turner 16
Lawrence Free State 54, SM East 30
Leavenworth 53, Lawrence 20
Lebo 37, Burlingame 24
Lincoln 46, Chase 10
Linn 60, Hanover 44
Little River 45, Rural Vista 27
Logan 40, Stockton 32
Lyons 65, Hillsboro 46
Marais des Cygnes Valley 34, Hartford 31
Maranatha Academy 56, KC Christian 36
Marion 57, Canton-Galva 49
Marysville 50, Falls City, Neb. 46
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 48, McLouth 15
McPherson 48, Winfield 19
Medicine Lodge 30, Chaparral 25
Mill Valley 37, Basehor-Linwood 21
Moundridge 50, Bennington 34
Nemaha Central 50, Royal Valley 29
Newton 58, Wichita Campus 45
Northern Heights 54, Lyndon 43
Norwich 42, Caldwell 26
Oberlin-Decatur 43, Oakley 35
Olathe East 52, SM West 38
Olathe North 45, SM North 44
Olathe Northwest 57, SM South 54
Olathe South 49, SM Northwest 36
Olpe 56, Madison 30
Ottawa 52, Louisburg 38
Perryton, Texas 56, Liberal 40
Pike Valley 46, Tescott 15
Pittsburg 61, Parsons 58
Plainville 53, Victoria 51
Pleasant Ridge 44, Jefferson North 30
Pratt 34, Hoisington 23
Pretty Prairie 39, Burrton 30
Republic County 40, Minneapolis 24
Riley County 41, Rock Creek 20
Russell 44, Ellsworth 35
Sabetha 75, Riverside 12
Salina Central 46, Hutchinson 41
Santa Fe Trail 55, Osawatomie 19
Satanta 43, Deerfield 20
Scott City 53, Southwestern Hts. 44
Sedgwick 47, Remington 19
Shawnee Heights 52, Highland Park 39
Silver Lake 59, Rossville 51
Smoky Valley 47, Larned 28
South Central 46, South Barber 29
Southeast Saline 57, Salina Sacred Heart 29
Spearville 49, South Gray 24
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 59, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 42
St. Paul 55, Southeast 49
Sterling 48, Haven 40
Sylvan-Lucas 54, Rock Hills 41
Thunder Ridge 55, Osborne 30
Topeka 55, Junction City 54
Topeka Seaman 72, Manhattan 63
Valley Center 51, Arkansas City 42
Valley Falls 51, Jackson Heights 34
Valley Heights 74, Onaga 37
Washburn Rural 67, Topeka Hayden 61
Washington County 67, BV Randolph 26
Waverly 78, Southern Coffey 27
Wheatland-Grinnell 60, Trego 48
Wichita Collegiate 39, Wellington 37
Wichita Home School 50, South Haven 46
Wichita Independent 52, Belle Plaine 27
Wichita North 46, Wichita Northwest 43
Wichita South 86, Wichita West 10
Wichita Trinity 66, Bluestem 26
Wilson 57, Natoma 43

Tiger Talk with FHSU basketball coaches Tony Hobson and Mark Johnson (AUDIO)

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New Kansas coach David Beaty begins filling out staff

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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) – Kansas coach David Beaty began filling out his first staff on Tuesday, which includes hiring Rob Likens away from California to serve as his offensive coordinator.

Likens had been the Golden Bears’ assistant head coach the past two seasons.

Je’Ney Jackson will serve as strength and conditioning coach, Kevin Kane will coach linebackers, Calvin Thibodeaux will handle the defensive line, Klint Kubiak will coach wide receivers and Gene Weir will handle high school relations.

Beaty already had announced that Clint Bowen, who had served as the Jayhawks’ interim coach this past season, would be retained as defensive coordinator. Reggie Mitchell will continue to coach running backs and Louie Matsakis will serve as director of personnel.

FHSU remains just out of latest Division II women’s rankings

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They’re still not ranked, but getting closer. Despite their current 11-game win streak and 12-1 record, the Fort Hays State women’s basketball team remains just outside the latest USA Today/WBCA Division II poll. The Lady Tigers received 88 votes this week and sit at No. 27 if you extend the poll.

Three teams from the MIAA are ranked this week with Emporia State still holding down the top spot and Pittsburg State fifth. Washburn drops from from No. 8 to 13th.

Complete poll below…

January 6, 2015

The USA TODAY Sports Division II Top 25 women’s basketball poll, with first place votes to the right, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th.

Rank Institution – First Place Votes
Previous Rank
Record
Total Points
1 Emporia State University (Kan.) – 25
1
12-0
745
2 Lewis University (Ill.) – 5
2
13-0
724
T3 Adelphi University (N.Y.)
6
13-0
641
T3 West Texas A&M University
4
9-1
641
5 Pittsburg State University (Kan.)
5
13-1
635
6 Northern State University (S.D.)
7
13-1
560
7 University of Alaska – Anchorage
3
13-1
534
8 Wayne State University (Mich.)
11
9-1
477
9 Limestone College (S.C.)
9
11-1
450
10 Rollins College (Fla.)
12
9-1
415
11 Nova Southeastern University (Fla.)
14
9-2
376
12 Stonehill College (Mass.)
13
9-1
365
13 Washburn University (Kan.)
8
11-3
333
14 Seattle Pacific University (Wash.)
19
11-1
311
15 Drury University (Mo.)
16
9-2
269
16 Indiana University of Pennsylvania (Pa.)
T25
12-0
267
17 Columbus State University (Ga.)
NR
13-0
224
18 Arkansas Tech University
24
10-1
192
19 Wayne State College (Neb.)
15
11-3
185
20 Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
T17
9-2
163
21 University of Tampa (Fla.)
10
8-3
159
22 Harding University (Ark.)
T25
10-2
134
23 Florida Institute of Technology
NR
11-0
124
24 Michigan Technological University
20
9-1
122
25 California University of Pennsylvania (Pa.)
23
11-2
103

Dropped Out: Grand Valley State University (Mich.); Missouri Southern State University (Mo.); Saint Cloud State University (Minn.).

Others receiving votes: Livingstone College (N.C.) 92; Fort Hays State University (Kan.) 88; Midwestern State University (Texas) 78; Humboldt State University (Calif.) 56; California State Polytechnic University – Pomona 29; Carson-Newman College (Tenn.) 28; Grand Valley State University (Mich.) 26; University of District of Columbia 26; West Chester University of Pennsylvania 21; Minnesota State University – Mankato 20; Northeastern State University (Okla.) 19; University of Central Missouri 19; Missouri Southern State University 15; Assumption College (Mass.) 13; Johnson C Smith University (N.C.) 12; Colorado Mesa University 11; Philadelphia University (Pa.) 10; Saint Cloud State University (Minn.) 7; University of New Haven (Conn.) 6; California State University – Dominguez Hills 5; California State University – San Bernardino 5; Academy of Art University (Calif.) 4; University of North Georgia 4; California Baptist University 3; Union University (Tenn.) 2; Claflin University (S.C.) 1; University Of Sioux Falls (S.D.) 1.

FHSU Killip named MIAA Wrestler of the Week

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Fort Hays State’s Noah Killip was named the MIAA Wrestler of the Week, announced Tuesday (Jan. 6) by the conference office.

Killip, the Tigers’ 141 pounder, picked up a 9-5 decision over No. 2 Kyle Webb in FHSU’s dual with No. 10 Lindenwood last Saturday. Two first period takedowns gave Killip an early advantage, and after a battle through the second period, the two wrestlers headed to the third in a 4-4 tie. In the third, Killip notched a reversal early in the period to move his riding time ove a minute, and though Webb escaped inside a minute to go, a late takedown from Killip sealed the match for the junior. Killip is now 14-2 on the year, and is the second FHSU wrestler to be named MIAA Athlete of the Week (Jon Inman was given the award on Nov. 18).

FHSU is in Fort Wayne, Ind., this weekend at the NWCA National Duals. The Tigers are scheduled to face No. 7 St. Cloud State in the first round.

Hays High’s Bo Black one and done, leaving for Shawnee Mission Northwest

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By DUSTIN ARMBRUSTER
Hays Post

The Bo Black era at Hays High school lasted all of one season. Coach Black today announced he has accepted a teaching and head football coaching position at Shawnee Mission Northwest.

 

 

Black led the Indians to an undefeated Western Athletic Conference title and was named coach of the year. Hays was 7-2 on the year, but missed the playoffs with a 1-2 district record. Black has spent the past 14 seasons in the Western Athletic Conference, 13 of those in Great Bend. Black has an overall coaching record of 89-49.

Coach Black said that he was content with his job in Hays, but when Shawnee Mission Northwest came calling, the opportunity was just too good to pass up. The job opportunity didn’t become available until December and proceeded quickly from there.

Black said of Hays, “It’s a great place to live, it’s a great place to raise a family, it’s a great school district to teach in. (There) are a lot of things that are really, really good here.”

The new job though from a football coaching opportunity was a big draw. “From the football coaching perspective, it’s just a better opportunity professionally with some really good things happening up there.”

The Shawnee Mission Northwest is a 6A school and competes in the Sunflower League. The Cougars went 2-7 this past season and have had losing seasons each of the past four years. The Cougars last made the playoffs in 2010, going 6-5.

Black and his family plan to remain in Hays for the rest of the 2nd semester, where he will serve as head track coach. His wife was also able to find a teaching position in the Shawnee Mission school district.

Last second shot lifts Southwest Baptist over FHSU

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

Finn Delanay’s layup after catching a fullcourt pass at the top of the key with 1.8 seconds to play lifts Southwest Baptist to a 72-70 win over Fort Hays State in front of 2,110 Monday night at Gross Coliseum. FHSU falls to 8-5 overall and 2-3 in the MIAA. The Bearcats improve to 7-7 and 2-3 in conference play.


Mark Johnson Postgame Interview

 

Achoki  Moikobu Postgame Interview

 

The Bearcats erased a couple of 10-point second half deficits with a 31-14 run to go up seven with just over five minutes to play. The Tigers answered with a 7-0 run to tie the game 65-65. FHSU had the ball with 20 seconds to play but a missed Royce Williams 3-pointer gave the ball back to SBU.

Craig Nicholson led the Tigers with 17 points and 11 assists. Achoki Moikobu added 16 points and Royce Williams 11. Drew Kite and Jeremy Wilson both score nine.


Game Highlights

 

FHSU returns to action Thursday at Lindenwood.

Lehman, Shaw carry Lady Tigers to win over Southwest Baptist

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

Kate Lehman and Keriann Shaw both have double-doubles leading the Fort Hays State women’s basketball team to a hard fought 72-56 win over Southwest Baptist Monday night at Gross Coliseum. The victory is the Lady Tigers 11th straight – the third longest win streak in program history – and improves them to 12-1 and 5-0 in the MIAA. The Bearcats fall to 5-6 with their third straight loss and are now 1-3 in the MIAA.


Tony Hobson Postgame Interview

 

Lehman scores a game-high 20 points while grabbing 11 rebounds and blocking eight shots. Shaw scores 10 and grabs 11 boards, both career high’s. Chelsea Mason adds 15 points.

Lehman is now second on the FHSU all-time rebound list, surpassing  Chris Biser with 904.

 

Game Highlights

 

The Tigers use a 22-5 second half run to build a 17-point lead after the Bearcats tied the game 33-33 early in the second half.

FHSU returns to action Thursday at 5:30 against Lindenwood in St. Charles, Mo.

FHSU’s Lehman named MIAA Player of the Week for fourth time this season

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For the fourth time this season, Fort Hays State’s Kate Lehman was named the MIAA Womens’ Basketball Athlete of the Week following her performance against No. 22 Missouri Southern last weekend, announced Monday (Jan. 5) by the league office.

Lehman just missed a double-double in the team’s 89-70 win over No. 22 Missouri Southern, finishing with 31 points and nine rebounds in 31 minutes of action.  Lehman had 16 points in the game’s opening nine minutes and shot 14-of-19 from the field.  It was her third 30-plus scoring effort of the season and moved her into fourth on the school’s career scoring list (she now has 1,529 for her career).  The senior had seven of her nine rebounds come on the offense end, and added two blocks in the win.  From Newton, Kan., Lehman now has 12 MIAA Athlete of the Week honors in her career.

The Tigers are back in action on Monday, Jan. 5 against Southwest Baptist.  FHSU hosts the Bearcats at 5:30 p.m. from Gross Memorial Coliseum.

No. 16 Wichita State beats Illinois State

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By TAYLOR ELDRIDGE
Associated Press

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Ron Baker scored 15 points on 7-of-8 shooting, and No. 16 Wichita State held off Illinois State 70-62 on Sunday.

Baker dished out a timely assist, Fred VanVleet hit some clutch shots, and Tekele Cotton converted another highlight-reel alley-oop as the Shockers won their 20th straight game over a Missouri Valley Conference foe.

Wichita State (12-2, 2-0) has also won 24 straight at Koch Arena, which is the fifth-longest active streak in the country.

Led by Daishon Knight’s 24 points, the Redbirds (8-6, 0-2) hung around in the second half but could never take the lead.

The Shockers finally got some breathing room when Darius Carter hit a jumper and Cotton made a 3-pointer for a 55-48 cushion with 5:26 left.

Mason, Selden help No. 13 Kansas beat UNLV

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By DAVE SKRETTA
AP Sports Writer

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Frank Mason had 18 points and seven assists, Wayne Selden added 16 points and No. 13 Kansas pulled away late to beat UNLV 76-61 on Sunday in the Jayhawks’ non-conference finale.

Perry Ellis also had 16 points, Kelly Oubre had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Cliff Alexander scored 10 off the bench to help the Jayhawks (11-2) win their 15th straight at Allen Fieldhouse.

Kansas led just 63-57 with less than 6 minutes to go, but Mason assisted on a pair of baskets as the Jayhawks scored nine straight points to help put the game away.

Christian Wood had 12 points and eight boards for UNLV (9-5), which has never beaten Kansas in five tries. Cody Doolin also had 12 points, and Rashad Vaughn and Jelan Kendrick had 10 apiece.

19th-ranked FHSU wrestling can’t hold off No. 10 Lindenwood

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No. 19 Fort Hays State took a five-point lead into the final two matches of the day, but couldn’t hold on as No. 10 Lindenwood escaped Gross Memorial Coliseum with a 17-16 victory over the Tigers on Sunday, Jan. 4.

Each team won five matches, but it was the Lions’ three bonus points (compared to the Tigers’ one bonus point) that decided the match.

Noah Killip started the day at 141 pounds with a victory over No. 2 Kyle Webb, giving the Tigers an early 3-0 lead in the team score. Two first period takedowns gave Killip an early advantage, and after a battle through the second period, the two wrestlers headed to the third in a 4-4 tie. In the third, Killip notched a reversal early in the period to move his riding time over a minute. Though Webb escaped inside a minute to go, a late takedown from Killip sealed the match for the Tigers.

The Lions took a 5-3 lead at 149 pounds, as third-ranked Terrel Wilbourn (LWU) knocked off the Tigers’ Matt Ziegler by technical fall, 19-4, in 6:40.

Bradley Little (157 pounds) moved the Tigers back in front in the team score, 6-5, with an overtime decision (3-2) over Derrick Weller. Tied 1-1 after the first sudden victory period, Weller was awarded a stalling point to take a 2-1 lead, though Little maintained advantage time through the first tiebreaker. In the second of the two 30-second periods, Little picked up a reversal with 10 seconds to go in the match to snag a victory.

At 165 pounds, Lindenwood’s Kyle Jolas used a second period reversal and nearfall points in the third period to win by decision, 7-2, over Bryce Lewis, moving the Lions back into the team score lead, 8-6.

No. 6 Josh Rodriguez (FHSU) controlled his match at 174 pounds versus Jake Landals, winning 6-0 with over two minutes of riding time. Rodriguez scored a takedown in the first, then picked up three points in the second to lead, 5-0. From there, Rodriguez sat on top for the final period, trying for nearfall points but couldn’t turn Landals, settling for a decision.

No. 7 Jon Inman (FHSU) followed Rodriguez with another dominant performance for the Tigers, knocking off John McArdle (LWU) by major decision, 15-6. Inman scored six points in the second period to take control, scoring three takedowns in the match while racking up over a minute of riding time. Inman and McArdle were both NCAA Championship participants last season.

Holding a 13-8 advantage with four matches to go, FHSU saw its lead shrink at 197 pounds as No. 2 Kenny Breaux (LWU) defeat FHSU’s Cash Drylie by decision, 7-3. Trailing 3-1 after the second, Drylie picked up a third period escape but couldn’t complete the comeback as Breaux sealed the win with a takedown inside a minute to go.

No. 6 Trey Page continued with his winning ways at 285 pounds, picking up his 17th consecutive victory with a 4-0 decision against Jacob Borgmeyer (LWU). Page picked up an early escape before scoring a takedown inside 30 seconds to go in the second, taking a 3-0 lead.  In the third, Page was granted a stalling point and hung on for the victory, sending the Tigers to the final two matches with a five-point lead, 15-11.

With two matches to go, FHSU looked to put the match away at 125 pounds, but fifth-ranked Marco Tamayo (LWU) scored a third period escape to narrowly defeat the Tigers’ Adam Ludwin by decision, 3-2.

It was winner-take-all at 133 pounds, as FHSU held a one-point lead over the Lions with Garrett Jones (FHSU) taking on Hunter Haralson.  Though the match was scoreless through the first two periods, Haralson’s two minutes of riding time gave Lindenwood the advantage headed into the final period.  Jones couldn’t pull off a takedown in the third, dropping a 1-0 decision.

Complete results of Sunday’s dual are below…

141 – Noah Killip (FHSU) wins by decision (9-5) over No. 2 Kyle Webb (LWU) … FHSU leads 3-0
149 – No. 3 Terrel Wilbourn (LWU) wins by technical fall (19-4, 6:40) over Matt Ziegler (FHSU) … LWU leads, 5-3
157 –  Bradley Little (FHSU) wins by decision (TB-1, 3-2) over Derrick Weller (LWU) … FHSU leads, 6-5
165 – Kyle Jolas (LWU) wins by decision (7-2) over Bryce Lewis (FHSU) … LWU leads, 8-6
174 – No. 6 Josh Rodriguez (FHSU) wins by decision (6-0) over Jake Landals (LWU) … FHSU leads, 9-8
184 – No. 7 Jon Inman (FHSU) wins by major decision (15-6) over John McArdle (LWU) … FHSU leads, 13-8
197 – No. 2 Kenny Breaux (LWU) wins by decision (7-3) over Cash Drylie (FHSU) … FHSU leads, 13-11
285 – No. 6 Trey Page (FHSU) wins by decision (4-0) over Jacob Borgmeyer (LWU) … FHSU leads, 16-11
125 – No. 5 Marco Tamayo (LWU) wins by decision (3-2) over Adam Ludwin (FHSU) … FHSU leads, 16-14
133 – Hunter Haralson (LWU) wins by decision (1-0) over Garrett Jones (FHSU) … LWU wins, 17-16

Cowboys, Colts advance

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(AP) — The Dallas Cowboys and Indianapolis Colts have advanced to the NFL’s divisional round.

Tony Romo threw a pair of touchdown passes to Terrance Williams, including a go-ahead, eight-yard scoring play with 2:32 left as the Cowboys downed Detroit 24-20.

Andrew Luck threw for 376 yards and a touchdown in the Colts’ 26-10 triumph over Cincinnati.

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