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Double-doubles from Lehman and Stein carry FHSU past Missouri Valley College

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

Kate Lehman and Elle Stein both record double-doubles leading the Fort Hays State Lady Tigers to a 944-44 win over Missouri Valley College Sunday afternoon at Gross Coliseum. Lehman scores a game-high 28 points along with 11 rebounds and seven blocks for her fifth double-double of the season. Stein scores 11 and grabs 10 boards as the Lady Tigers win their seventh straight and moves to 8-1.

Tony Hobson Postgame Interview

 

Elle Stein Postgame Interview

Chelsea Mason scored 16 for FHSU with Jill Faxon adding nine and Payton Hoeme eight. FHSU never trialed, scoring the first eight points in building a 48-19 halftime lead. The 50-point margin was their biggest lead of the game.

Game Highlights

 

HSU shot 47-percent from the floor while holding MVC to 25-percent. The Lady Tigers out-rebound the Vikings 58-36. They turn the ball over just eight times and have 24 assists, five from Beth Bohuslavsky.

The Lady Tigers are back at home Tuesday against Kansas Wesleyan at 5:30pm.

No. 10 Kansas holds off No. 13 Utah

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By DAVE SKRETTA
AP Sports Writer

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Perry Ellis scored 14 points, including the go-ahead basket in the closing minutes, and No. 10 Kansas held on after blowing a 21-point second-half lead to beat No. 13 Utah 63-60 on Saturday.

Jamari Traylor added 13 points and Frank Mason III had 10 for the Jayhawks (8-1), who led 42-21 early in the second half before the Utes (7-2) stormed back to take the lead.

Jakob Poeltl’s basket with 4:38 left gave Utah a 55-53 lead, but Mason scored on a driving layup moments later to knot the game. Ellis then swooped through the lane and converted a floater for his only field-goal of the second half to give the Jayhawks the lead back.

Kansas made six straight free throws down the stretch, including two by Brannen Greene with 13.7 seconds left. Utah never got a good look at tying it, settling for an off-balance 3 from 7-foot Poeltl from the corner that was partially blocked.

Delon Wright finished with 23 points for the Utes, who nearly dealt the Jayhawks’ the worst blown lead in a loss in school history. Kansas blew a 20-point lead in losing to Arizona in 2003.

No. 11 Wichita State rallies past Detroit

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By NOAH TRISTER
AP Sports Writer

DETROIT (AP) — Darius Carter had 18 points and 11 rebounds, and No. 11 Wichita State rallied from a 10-point second half deficit to beat Detroit 77-68 on Saturday.

Ron Baker added 19 points for the Shockers (7-1), who went on a decisive 15-3 run in the final minutes. The Titans (6-4) fell short in their upset bid despite a 27-point performance by Juwan Howard Jr.

Carter had five of Wichita State’s 18 offensive rebounds. The Shockers eventually wore Detroit down with their rebounding and defensive pressure.

Wichita State has won three in a row since a Dec. 3 loss at Utah that snapped its 35-game regular-season winning streak.

Baker missed nine 3-pointers in a row at one point Saturday, but he ended that dry spell with a shot from beyond the arc that put the Shockers ahead 68-62.

Fred VanVleet had 11 points, eight rebounds and seven assists for Wichita State.

Holthus Hotline with the “Voice of the Chiefs” Mitch Holthus

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Mitch reviews the Chiefs loss at Arizona and looks ahead to Sunday’s showdown with the Oakland Raiders.

The Holthus Hotline airs Saturday at 8:30 during the Chiefs season on your home for Kansas City Chiefs football, KFIX (96.9-FM).

Part 1

 

Part 2

 

 

Area High School Scoreboard for 12/12

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High School Scoreboard WhitmoreBOYS’ BASKETBALL
Area Scores
Hill City 49, Hays-TMP-Marian 47
Junction City 75, Great Bend 37
Salina Central 49, Newton 38

Garden City Tournament
Holcomb 70, Pueblo East, Colo. 37
Scott City 69, KC Christian 45
Wichita Trinity 48, Garden City 37

Goodland Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
McCook, Neb. 67, Oakley 38
Semifinal
Wallace County 56, Yuma, Colo. 41

Larned Tournament
Semifinal
Larned 59, Ellinwood 37
St. John 53, Spearville 32

Natoma Tournament
Flint Hills Job Corps 75, Pawnee Heights 67

Osborne Tournament
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 72, Thunder Ridge 35

Quinter Tournament
Semifinal
Hoxie 68, Wheatland-Grinnell 35

Russell Tournament
Semifinal
Central Plains 82, Phillipsburg 23

Trego Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
LaCrosse 57, Trego 47
Semifinal
Victoria 73, Ness City 72

Statewide Scores
Abilene 53, Augusta 51
Andale 57, Pratt 39
Andover Central 53, Andover 44
Atchison 51, Savannah, Mo. 40
Beloit 76, Republic County 30
Bishop Miege 58, Gardner-Edgerton 45
Buhler 53, Salina South 50, OT
BV West 65, Blue Valley Southwest 36
Circle 73, Wichita Defenders 41
Concordia 65, Smoky Valley 41
Derby 69, Wichita Campus 60
DeSoto 43, Excelsior Springs, Mo. 21
Goddard-Eisenhower 87, Arkansas City 58
Independence Home School 53, Ozanam, Mo. 21
Kapaun Mount Carmel 65, Wichita North 36
Labette County 71, Santa Fe Trail 37
Lansing 56, Topeka Seaman 50
Lawrence Free State 59, Mill Valley 41
Maize 46, Hutchinson 39
Maize South 82, Goddard 47
Manhattan 59, Topeka West 54
Marysville 66, Clay Center 56
McPherson 68, Winfield 31
Nemaha Central 50, Wamego 49
Ottawa 77, Tonganoxie 51
South Central 53, Cherokee, Okla. 33
St. Thomas Aquinas 54, BV North 51
Washburn Rural 58, SM Northwest 57
Wichita East 77, Wichita Bishop Carroll 54
Wichita Heights 66, Wichita Northwest 34

Blue Valley Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
KC Wyandotte 68, Grandview, Mo. 55
Semifinal
Lawrence 61, Highland Park 48

Caldwell Tournament
Caldwell 60, Central Burden 39
Norwich 50, Argonia 27

Chapman Tournament
Salina Sacred Heart 60, Rossville 40

Fowler Tournament
Ashland 51, Ingalls 30
Fowler 51, Deerfield 47

Garden Plain Tournament
Emporia 57, Hesston 50
Garden Plain 57, Rose Hill 35

Goessel Tournament
Pool Play
Burrton 65, Goessel 42
Little River 49, Canton-Galva 27

Herington Tournament
Southeast Saline 81, Centre 27

Hugoton Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Southwestern Hts. 56, Perryton, Texas 51
Semifinal
Hugoton 54, Lakin 43
Ulysses 55, Guymon, Okla. 44

Kingman Tournament
Kingman 62, Sunrise Christian 49
Wellington 54, Conway Springs 38

Marion Tournament
Pool Play
Berean Academy 60, Marion 37
Eureka 70, Remington 61

Marmaton Valley Tournament
Olpe 65, Northeast-Arma 48

Pike Valley Tournament
Washington County 59, Wakefield 42

Rolla Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Moscow 66, Elkhart 62
Semifinal
Greeley County 47, Syracuse 45, OT

Shawnee Mission East Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Olathe East 94, Rockhurst, Mo. 65
Semifinal
Barstow, Mo. 60, SM North 46

Skyline Tournament
Pretty Prairie 53, Stafford 45

Tescott Tournament
Sylvan-Lucas 60, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 27

Udall Tournament
Udall 49, Attica 48
Yates Center Tournament
Third Place
Cherryvale 41, Yates Center 25
Championship
Hartford 56, Marais des Cygnes Valley 41

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Area Scores
Hays-TMP-Marian 47, Hill City 35
Great Bend 66, Junction City 54
Buhler 59, Salina South 36
McPherson 62, Winfield 35
Tol. Woodward, Ohio 43, Dodge City 33

Garden City Tournament
Pueblo East, Colo. 61, Holcomb 52
Scott City 41, KC Christian 39
Wichita Trinity 54, Garden City 36

Goodland Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Norton 60, Burlington, Colo. 43
Wallace County 50, Oakley 27
Semifinal
Goodland 55, Wray, Colo. 36

Larned Tournament
Semifinal
Ellinwood 63, Kinsley 45
St. John 28, Hoisington 18

Natoma tournament
Palco 33, Natoma 28

Osborne Tournament
Lakeside 34, Osborne 22
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 51, Thunder Ridge 33

Quinter Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Golden Plains 50, Rawlins County 21
Semifinal
Hoxie 68, Wheatland-Grinnell 35

Russell Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Phillipsburg 54, Ellsworth 36
Semifinal
Central Plains 64, Ell-Saline 27
Russell 49, Plainville 40

Trego Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Ness City 52, Victoria 40
Semifinal
LaCrosse 48, Trego 39

Statewide Scores
Abilene 41, Augusta 27
Andale 53, Pratt 44
Andover Central 47, Andover 41
Beloit 55, Republic County 30
Bishop Miege 67, Gardner-Edgerton 47
Centralia 45, Wetmore 32
Chase County 45, Lyndon 23
Clay Center 41, Marysville 38
Concordia 62, Smoky Valley 52
Council Grove 40, Rock Creek 21
Derby 36, Wichita Campus 32
Doniphan West 48, Frankfort 34
Frontenac 66, Neodesha 32
Galena 45, Parsons 36
Girard 66, Baxter Springs 50
Goddard-Eisenhower 53, Arkansas City 52
Holton 63, Atchison County 50
Jefferson North 45, Horton 40
Kapaun Mount Carmel 76, Wichita North 55
Labette County 63, Santa Fe Trail 18
Lawrence Free State 42, Mill Valley 40
Lee’s Summit, Mo. 79, Olathe Northwest 68
Maize 58, Hutchinson 30
Maize South 45, Goddard 38
Manhattan 72, Topeka West 22
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 37, Jackson Heights 22
Ottawa 45, Tonganoxie 25
Perry-Lecompton 49, Riverside 22
Pleasant Ridge 64, Heritage Christian 54
Sabetha 64, Jefferson West 49
Salina Central 50, Newton 48
Shawnee Heights 45, Lawrence 41
Silver Lake 59, Riley County 42
SM North 39, University Academy, Mo. 19
SM Northwest 54, Washburn Rural 34
Topeka Seaman 56, Lansing 47
Wamego 34, Nemaha Central 30
Wichita Bishop Carroll 60, Wichita East 44
Wichita Heights 56, Wichita Northwest 17
Anderson County Tournament
Third Place
Iola 51, Burlington 49
Second Place
Louisburg 60, Anderson County 57
Championship
Baldwin 52, Chanute 41

Caldwell Tournament
Caldwell 44, Central Burden 38
Norwich 58, Argonia 32

Cattle Trail Tournament
Semifinal
Dundy County-Stratton, Neb. 80, Oberlin-Decatur 32

Chapman Tournament
El Dorado 47, Chapman 43, 2OT
Rossville 49, Salina Sacred Heart 22

Cimarron Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Satanta 53, Minneola 43

Circle Tournament
Circle 42, Wichita Life Prep 36

Fairfield Tournament
Cunningham 34, Otis-Bison 21
Fowler Tournament
Fowler 55, Deerfield 24

Garden Plain Tournament
Garden Plain 44, Rose Hill 26
Hesston 36, Emporia 30

Goessel Tournament
Pool Play
Pool A
Goessel 46, Burrton 27
Pool B
Canton-Galva 46, Little River 18

Herington Tournament
Rural Vista 46, Herington 38
Southeast Saline 54, Centre 51

Hugoton Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Perryton, Texas 50, Lakin 31
Ulysses 54, Southwestern Hts. 30
Semifinal
Hugoton 73, Hooker, Okla. 47

Humboldt Tournament
Uniontown 50, Crest 39
Kingman Tournament
Pool Play
Pool A
Wellington 40, Conway Springs 35
Pool B
Kingman 51, Sunrise Christian 23

Marion Tournament
Pool Play
Pool 2
Berean Academy 60, Marion 37

Moundridge Tournament
Moundridge 41, Hillsboro 35

Pike Valley Tournament
Washington County 52, Wakefield 16

Rolla Tournament
Consolation Semifinal
Greeley County 47, Syracuse 45
Semifinal
Moscow 53, Elkhart 40
Rolla 35, Johnson-Stanton County 28

St Paul Tournament
St. Paul 40, Columbus 37

Tescott Tournament
Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 60, Sylvan-Lucas 52

Tri-County Classic
Halstead 41, Solomon 27
Minneapolis 54, Bennington 35

Udall Tournament
Attica 38, Udall 25
Yates Center Tournament
Seventh Place
Hartford 42, Altoona-Midway 8

TMP splits in Hill City

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
HaysPost

Girls:    TMP 47, Hill City 35

The TMP Lady Monarchs never trailed in their 47-35 win over Hill City on Friday night.  The Lady Monarchs built a 13 point first half lead that would dwindle to four points late in the third quarter.  TMP would recover and finish the game on a 15 to nine run to seal the win.  Megan Koenigsman led the way for TMP wit 15 points.  Lexi McDowell led Hill City with 15 as well.

The Lady Monarchs are now three and one on the season and will travel to Victoria on Tuesday.

Boys:  Hill City 49, TMP 47

Hill City held TMP to 14 points over the final 18 minutes of play on Friday night and picked up their first win on the season defeating the Monarchs, 49-47.  TMP led by 10 points with two minutes left in the first half and their offense win into early hibernation at that point.  Claiborn Kyles led Hill City with 20 points.  Jared Vitztum scored 18 for TMP.  14 of those points came in the first half.

With the loss TMP drops to one and three overall and will hit the road to Victoria on Tuesday.

Thursday’s High School basketball scores

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High School Scoreboard WhitmoreBOYS’ BASKETBALL

Hays 79, Colby 27

KC Schlagle 78, Maranatha Academy 27

South Central 48, Aline-Cleo, Okla. 23

South Haven 38, Covington-Douglas, Okla. 35

 Anderson County Tournament

Burlington 68, Anderson County 38

Louisburg 69, Iola 45

 Bennington Tournament

Bennington 54, Solomon 46, 2OT

Minneapolis 33, Halstead 15

 Blue Valley Tournament

Blue Valley Stillwell 60, KC East Christian, Mo. 49

Highland Park 61, Grandview, Mo. 52

Lawrence 75, KC Wyandotte 44

Lee’s Summit North, Mo. 83, KC Sumner 67

 Central Heights Tournament

Consolation Semifinal

Osage City 72, Central Heights 45

 Cheney Tournament

Pool Play

Chaparral 45, Hutchinson Trinity 44

Cheney 36, Valley Center 31

 Circle Tournament

Circle 81, Wichita Independent 71

 Fairfield Tournament

Otis-Bison 52, Flinthills 42

 Fowler Tournament

Ashland 53, Deerfield 40

Fowler 61, Ingalls 49

 Fredonia Tournament

Bluestem 50, Douglass 48

Fredonia 49, Sedgwick 38

 Garden City Tournament

Garden City 51, Pueblo East, Colo. 37

Holcomb 75, KC Christian 34

Scott City 66, Wichita Trinity 62

 Goodland Tournament

Goodland 62, Wray, Colo. 36

Norton 53, Burlington, Colo. 42

Wallace County 72, Oakley 57

 Herington Tournament

Southeast 69, Madison 29

 Hugoton Tournament

Guymon, Okla. 62, Southwestern Hts. 53

Hugoton 41, Gruver, Texas 34

Lakin 61, Hooker, Okla. 49

 Humboldt Tournament

Humboldt 58, Crest 42

 Kingman Tournament

Haven 66, Sunrise Christian 34

Wellington 50, Sterling 47

 Larned Tournament

Consolation Semifinal

Hoisington 60, Kiowa County 49

Kinsley 54, Macksville 45

 Leavenworth Tournament

Carnahan, Mo. 58, Leavenworth 45

Raytown South, Mo. 43, KC Washington 39

Topeka 81, Word of Life 38

Wichita South 79, Hogan Prep, Mo. 58

 Linn County Tournament

Prairie View 39, Drexel, Mo. 37

 Marion Tournament

Berean Academy 57, Peabody-Burns 35

Remington 51, Belle Plaine 40

 Marmaton Valley Tournament

Northeast-Arma 55, West Elk 45

 Moundridge Tournament

Hillsboro 50, Inman 36

 Rolla Tournament

Greeley County 54, Elkhart 43

Holcomb C Team 66, Rolla 26

South Baca, Colo. 67, Johnson-Stanton County 51

Syracuse 46, Moscow 35

 Shawnee Mission East Tournament

Barstow, Mo. 82, Olathe East 65

SM North 52, Rockhurst, Mo. 50

St. James Academy 62, SM East 46

Vianney, Mo. 48, SM West 47

 St. Mary’s Tournament

Onaga 62, Northern Heights 35

St. Mary’s 51, Mission Valley 33

 Trego Tournament

Semifinal

Stockton 63, Northern Valley 32

Consolation

Hodgeman Co. 60, Western Plains 54

Yates Center Tournament

Consolation Semifinal

Lebo 61, Sedan 54

Semifinal

Hartford 68, Cherryvale 46

Marais des Cygnes Valley 41, Yates Center 31

 

 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Blue Valley Southwest 67, Topeka 45

Hays 39, Colby 35

KC Bishop Ward 58, Harrisonville, Mo. 52

KC Sumner 60, KC Wyandotte 20

KC Washington 55, Hogan Prep, Mo. 53

Paola 47, St. James Academy 30

Remington 62, Belle Plaine 11

South Central 73, Drummond, Okla. 26

St. Teresa’s Academy, Mo. 56, SM South 33

St. Thomas Aquinas 54, BV North 32

Ulysses 54, Guymon, Okla. 53

Wellsville 34, Eudora 17

 Anderson County Tournament

Louisburg 56, Iola 33

 Central Heights Tournament

Semifinal

Independence 49, West Franklin 19

 Cheney Tournament

Pool Play

Pool A

Valley Center 41, Cheney 34

 Circle Tournament

Mulvane 49, Wichita Independent 45

 Fowler Tournament

Ashland 51, Deerfield 13

Ingalls 54, Fowler 26

 Fredonia Tournament

Douglass 112, Bluestem 60

 Garden City Tournament

Holcomb 66, KC Christian 22

Pueblo East, Colo. 65, Garden City 64, OT

Wichita Trinity 54, Scott City 25

 Goodland Tournament

McCook, Neb. 39, Wallace County 27

Wray, Colo. 57, Norton 34

Yuma, Colo. 48, Oakley 12

 Herington Tournament

Southeast 61, Madison 36

 Hugoton Tournament

Gruver, Texas 55, Southwestern Hts. 27

Hooker, Okla. 53, Lakin 43

Hugoton 76, Perryton, Texas 46

 Humboldt Tournament

Erie 50, Uniontown 32

 Kingman Tournament

Pool Play

Pool A

Sterling 67, Wellington 43

Pool B

Haven 61, Sunrise Christian 36

 Larned Tournament

Consolation Semifinal

Larned 37, Macksville 34

 Marion Tournament

Pool Play

Pool 1

Remington 62, Belle Plaine 11

Pool 2

Berean Academy 49, Peabody-Burns 17

 Marmaton Valley Tournament

Olpe 61, Marmaton Valley 12

 Moundridge Tournament

Lyons 43, Moundridge 34

 Rolla Tournament

Elkhart 76, Greeley County 18

Johnson-Stanton County 41, South Baca, Colo. 33

Moscow 60, Syracuse 38

Rolla 50, Garden City C Team 37

 St Paul Tournament

St. Paul 41, Southeast 26

 Trego Tournament

Semifinal

Stockton 49, Northern Valley 24

Consolation

Hodgeman Co. 34, Western Plains 25

 Tri-County Classic

Minneapolis 43, Halstead 19

 Yates Center Tournament

Consolation Semifinal

Lebo 52, Hartford 26

Semifinal

Marais des Cygnes Valley 41, Yates Center 31

Sedan 32, Cherryvale 29

Hays High Sweeps Colby

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By Dustin Armbruster

The Hays High Indians took their first road test in swing on Thursday night as both the boys and girls win.

Girls
Hays 39 – Colby 35

For the second time this season, the Hays High High Lady Indians beat Colby by four points. Hays previously beat Colby in the consolation semi-finals of the Hays City Shootout. Thursday night, Hays held a 6-5 lead after the first quarter and led 14-10 with just a minute to go until half time. That is when Brenly Terrell hit her third and fourth three pointer of the first half to give Colby a 16-14 lead at half time.

Colby opened up their biggest lead of the game at 23-19 midway through the third quarter, but Hays closed the quarter on a 10-0 run and then added a free throw to start the fourth quarter to take a 30-23 lead. Colby though fought back to force tie scores at 32 and 34. The Lady Eagles took their last lead of the game with a free throw at the 2:26 mark. Hays scored the games last five points off of the game capped with two Summer Smith free throws with thirteen seconds left to secure the win.

Hays was led in scoring by Haley George who was in the double figures for the first time in her career, scoring 10. Hays shot 38% from the field while improving to 2-3 on the year. Colby shot just 29% and committed 33 turnovers and fell to 0-4.

Boys
Hays 79 – Colby 27

It could have been a trap game for Hays. The 3rd ranked team in class 4A-1, playing their fifth game in eight days, went on the road for the first time to take a win less Colby squad that hadn’t played since Saturday. The game was close for the first two minutes as Hays held a 5-4 lead. Hays though found a rhythm on offense and clamped down on defense, using a 16-2 run to grab a 21-6 lead at the end of the first quarter. In that first quarter Keith Dryden scored nine on two three pointers and a three point play. Brady Werth scored five in the first, including an emphatic dunk in which he was fouled and hit the free throw.

The Indians would runs of 10-3, 13-1, 12-0 and 10-0 in taking a fifty point lead to the fourth quarter at 68-18. The fourth quarter was continuous clock and Hays walked away with a 79-27 victory.

Hays shot 55% from the field and made 6 of 18 threes. The Indians free throw shooting continued to signs of improvement, making 13 of 15 on Thursday night. Colby made just 21% of their shots, 1 of 11 three pointers and 6 of 9 free throws. Colby also committed 28 turnovers to the Indian’s 12.

Dryden led the way for Hays scoring a career high 26, coming off his 22 versus Pratt on Tuesday. Werth collected his 10 career double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Isaiah Nunnery scored 11 in the victory.

Hays improves to 4-1 on the year. Colby drops to 0-3.

The Indians are back at home on Tuesday to play Junction City.

Morales, Royals reach $17M, 2-year deal

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By RONALD BLUM
AP Sports Writer

SAN DIEGO (AP) – A person familiar with the negotiations says slugger Kendrys Morales and the Kansas City Royals have agreed to a $17 million, two-year contract.

The person spoke on condition of anonymity Thursday because the agreement with the AL champions was subject to him passing a physical.

Morales figures to take over at designated hitter from Billy Butler, who left as a free agent and agreed to a $30 million, three-year deal with Oakland.

Morales will get $6.5 million next year and $9 million in 2016. The deal includes an $11 million mutual option for 2017 with a $1.5 million buyout. Morales can make an additional $750,000 in performance bonuses in each of the first two seasons based on plate appearances: $50,000 for 375 and $100,000 apiece for 400 and each additional 25 until 550.

Greene helps No. 10 Kansas past Georgetown

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By JOSEPH WHITE
AP Sports Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) – Brannen Greene went 5 for 5 from 3-point range and scored a career-high 19 points Wednesday night as No. 10 Kansas made a basketball statement with a 75-70 win over Georgetown, even as Hoyas players were making a societal statement by wearing “I CAN’T BREATHE” T-shirts for the national anthem.

Greene scored 16 in the second half, including two free throws that helped clinch the game in the final minute. Frank Mason added 14 points, and Perry Ellis had 13 points and 10 rebounds for the Jayhawks (7-1), who have won six straight.

Joshua Smith scored 20 points to lead the Hoyas (5-3), whose other losses came against No. 4 Wisconsin and No. 15 Butler.

FHSU’s Jordan, Williams, Te’i, Lindsey named to Don Hansen All-Super Region 3 Team

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FHSU Athletics

Fort Hays State had four student-athletes named to the Don Hansen All-Super Region 3 Football Team for the 2014 season, released on Wednesday (Dec. 10). Michael Jordaon has been named to the second team, while Ed Williams, Joita Te’i and Nathan Lindsey are named to the third team.

CLICK HERE for the entire Don Hansen All-Super Region 3 Team for 2014.

A senior from Kerens, Texas, Jordan finished with 250 tackles in his career, sixth-most in Fort Hays State’s NCAA Division II history. He also finished with six interceptions, 10 pass break-ups, five forced fumbles, and three fumble recoveries in his career. This season, he finished third on the team in tackles with 80, adding an interception, a sack, and an MIAA-best four forced fumbles. He had a hand in seven turnovers this year for the Tigers, which includes the four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, and one interception. An All-MIAA First Team selection, this is Jordan’s third Super Region 3 honor this year, after earning first-team honors by Daktronics and honorable mention honors by Beyond Sports Network.

Williams, a senior from Tampa, Fla., was an All-MIAA First Team selection at wide receiver, posting the sixth most receiving yards for a season in FHSU history with 946 on 53 catches. The reception total tied for 10th most in a single season at FHSU. His 86 receiving yards per game average was eighth-best for a single season in FHSU history. He finished with 1,617 receiving yards in his three-year career at FHSU, moving to 10th all-time in receiving yards. His 14 career receiving touchdowns ties for ninth most in school history. This is Williams’ second Super Region 3 honor this year after earning honorable mention honors by Beyond Sports Network.

Te’i, a senior from Oceanside, Calif., was an All-MIAA Second Team selection on the defensive line. Te’i was one of the top pass rushers in the MIAA this year with a team-high five sacks. He finished with 28 tackles, including 8.5 that went for losses. He tied for seventh in the MIAA in sacks during the regular season. He recorded three of the five sacks in Fort Hays State’s 7-6 win over nationally-ranked Pittsburg State. In his two-year career at FHSU, he produced 66 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, five sacks, two forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery.

Lindsey, a senior from Inkster, Mich., was an All-MIAA Second Team selection at defensive back. Lindsey had a great all-around season, finishing with 41 tackles, one sack, 5.5 tackles for loss, four pass break-ups, two fumble recoveries, and one blocked kick. He tied for the team lead in interceptions with three. His best game of the season came against Missouri Southern, in which he recorded five tackles, two fumble recoveries (one for a 49-yard touchdown), a sack, an interception, and a 92-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. The effort gained him Division II National Athlete of the Week honors by Beyond Sports Network. In his two-year career at FHSU, Lindsey finished with 85 tackles, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, four interceptions, and 291 kick return yards. He had three touchdown returns in his career, one kick, one fumble, and one interception.

K-State lands five on First Team of All-Big 12 football; Heeney selected for Kansas

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14 Kansas State Wildcats and  six Kansas Jayhawks have been named to the All-Big 12 football team. The Wildcats have five named to the First Team  headlined by wide receiver Tyler Lockett who also First Team kick/punt returner and named the Special Teams Player of Year. B.J. Finney is also on the First Team and named the Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year.

The other First Team picks for the Wildcats are fullback Glenn Gronkowski, defensive lineman Ryan Mueller and defensive back Randall Evans. Lockett is also named to the First Team as a kick/punt returner and is the Special Teams

Kansas lone First Team pick is linebacker Ben Heeney.

Complete list below…

CHUCK NEINAS COACH OF THE YEAR: Gary Patterson, TCU (14th year)
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Trevone Boykin, TCU, QB, Jr, Dallas, Tex.
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Paul Dawson, TCU, LB, Sr, Dallas, Tex.
OFFENSIVE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: Tyreek Hill, Oklahoma State, ATH, Jr, Pearson, Ga.
DEFENSIVE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: Shaq Riddick, West Virginia, DL, Sr, Akron, Ohio
OFFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Samaje Perine, Oklahoma, RB, Pflugerville, Tex.
DEFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Kamari Cotton-Moya, Iowa State, DB, Bakersfield, Calif.
SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tyler Lockett, Kansas State, PR/KR, Sr, Tulsa, Okla.
CO-OFFENSIVE LINEMEN OF THE YEAR: Spencer Drango, Baylor, Jr, Cedar Park, Tex.
B.J. Finney, Kansas State, Sr, Andale, Kan.
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR: Emmanuel Ogbah, Oklahoma State, So, Houston, Tex.

 

2014 All-Big 12 Football First Team
OFFENSE
Pos. Player School Class Hometown/Previous School
QB Trevone Boykin TCU Jr. Dallas, Texas/West Mesquite
RB Shock Linwood Baylor So. Linden, Texas/Llinden-Kildare
RB Samaje Perine Oklahoma Fr. Pflugerville, Texas/Hendrickson
FB Glenn Gronkowski Kansas State So. Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville North
WR Tyler Lockett * Kansas State Sr. Tulsa, Okla./Booker T. Washington
WR Sterling Shepard Oklahoma Jr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Heritage Hall
WR Kevin White West Virginia Sr. Plainfield, N.J./Lackawanna College
TE EJ Bibbs ^ Iowa State Sr. Chicago, Ill./Arizona Western CC
OL Spencer Drango * Baylor Jr. Cedar Park, Texas/Cedar Park
OL B.J. Finney * Kansas State Sr. Andale, Kan./Andale
OL Daryl Williams ^ Oklahoma Sr. Lake Dallas, Texas/Lake Dallas
OL Tyrus Thompson Oklahoma Sr. Pflugerville, Texas/Pflugerville
OL Le’Raven Clark ^ Texas Tech Jr. Rockdale, Texas/Rockdale
PK Jaden Oberkrom TCU Jr. Arlington, Texas/Martin
KR/PR Tyler Lockett * Kansas State Sr. Tulsa, Okla./Booker T. Washington
DEFENSE
Pos. Player School Class Hometown/Previous School
DL Andrew Billings Baylor So. Waco, Texas/Waco
DL Shawn Oakman Baylor Jr. Lansdowne, Pa./Penn State
DL Ryan Mueller * Kansas State Sr. Leawood, Kan./St. Thomas Aquinas
DL Emmanuel Ogbah Oklahoma State So. Houston, Texas/George Bush
DL Malcolm Brown Texas Jr. Brenham, Texas/Brenham
LB Ben Heeney ^ Kansas Sr. Hutchinson, Kan./Hutchinson
LB Eric Striker ^ Oklahoma Jr. Seffner, Fla./Armwood
LB Paul Dawson TCU Sr. Dallas, Tex./Trinity Valley CC
DB JaCorey Shepherd Kansas Sr. Mesquite, Tex./Mesquite Horn
DB Randall Evans Kansas State Sr. Miami, Fla./Palmetto
DB Zack Sanchez Oklahoma So. Fort Worth, Tex./Central
DB Chris Hackett TCU Jr. Tyler, Tex./John Tyler
DB Karl Joseph West Virginia Jr. Orlando, Fla./Edgewater
P Trevor Pardula Kansas Sr. San Jose, Calif./De Anza College
* – Repeat first team selection from last season.
^ – Second Team selection in 2013.
Players listed at each position alphabetically by school.
2014 All-Big 12 Football Second Team
OFFENSE
Pos. Player School Class Hometown/Previous School
QB Bryce Petty~ Baylor Sr. Midlothian, Tex./Midlothian
QB Jake Waters Kansas State Sr. Council Bluffs, Ia./Iowa Western CC
RB Aaron Green TCU Jr. San Antonio, Tex./Madison/Nebraska
RB Malcolm Brown + Texas Sr. Cibolo, Tex./Steele
RB DeAndre Washington Texas Tech Jr. Missouri City, Tex./T. Marshall
FB Aaron Ripkowski Oklahoma Sr. Dayton, Tex./Dayton
WR Corey Coleman Baylor So. Richardson, Tex./Pearce
WR Curry Sexton Kansas State Sr. Abilene, Kan./Abilene
WR Josh Doctson TCU Jr. Mansfield, Tex./Wyoming
TE Jimmay Mundine Kansas Sr. Denison, Tex./Denison
OL Cody Whitehair + Kansas State Sr. Abilene, Kan./Abilene
OL Adam Shead Oklahoma Sr. Cedar Hill, Tex./Cedar Hill
OL Joey Hunt TCU Jr. El Campo, Tex./El Campo
OL Halapoulivaati Vaitai TCU Jr. Haltom, Tex./Haltom
OL Mark Glowinski West Virginia Sr. Wilkes-Barre, Pa./Lackawanna College
PK Josh Lambert West Virginia So. Garland, Tex./Garland
KR/PR Tyreek Hill Oklahoma State Jr. Pearson, Ga./Garden City CC
DEFENSE
Pos. Player School Class Hometown/Previous School
DL Chuka Ndulue Oklahoma Sr. Dallas, Tex./Dallas Jesuit Prep
DL Jordan Phillips Oklahoma So. Towanda, Kan./Circle
DL Chucky Hunter + TCU Sr. West Monroe, La./West Monroe
DL Cedric Reed + Texas Sr. Cleveland, Tex./Cleveland
DL Pete Robertson Texas Tech Jr. Longview, Tex./Longview
LB Bryce Hager Baylor Sr. Austin, Tex./Westlake
LB Jonathan Truman Kansas State Sr. Kechi, Kan./Kapaun Mt. Carmel
LB Jordan Hicks Texas Sr. Cincinnati, Oh./Lakota West
DB Dante Barnett Kansas State Jr. Tulsa, Okla./Booker T. Washington
DB Danzel McDaniel Kansas State Jr. Dolton, Ill./Dodge City CC
DB Sam Carter + TCU Sr. New Orleans, La./Alief Hastings
DB Kevin White TCU Sr. Round Rock, Tex./Stony Point
DB Quandre Diggs Texas Sr. Angleton, Tex./Angleton
P Spencer Roth ~ Baylor Sr. Knoxville, Tenn./Catholic
A tie in voting created an additional second-team quarterback & running back spot.
+ – Repeat second team selection from last season.
~ – 2013 first team selection

 

2014 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention
Baylor Tre’Von Armstead (TE), Andrew Billings (DPofY), Beau Blackshear (DL), KD Cannon (OFofY & WR), Kyle Fuller (OL), Antwan Goodley (WR), Xavien Howard (DB), Blake Muir (OL), Levi Norwood (K/PR), Shawn Oakman (DPofY, DLofY), Orion Stewart (DB)
Iowa State Tom Farniok (OL), Jacob Gannon (OL), Allen Lazard (OFofY), Cory Morrissey (DL), Cole Netten (PK)
Kansas Ben Heeney (DPofY), Trevor Pardula (STPofY), Michael Reynolds (DL), Cassius Sendish (DB)
Kansas State Travis Britz (DL), Elijah Lee (DFofY), Tyler Lockett (OPofY), Matt McCrane (PK), Ryan Mueller (DLofY), Bill Snyder (CofY), Boston Stiverson (OL)
Oklahoma Geneo Grissom (LB), Nila Kasitati (OL), Steven Parker (DFofY), Dionte Savage (OL), Eric Striker (DPofY), Charles Tapper (DL), Daryl Williams (OLofY)
Oklahoma State Jimmy Bean (DL), James Castleman (DL), Josh Furman (LB, DNofY), Ben Grogan (PK), Tyreek Hill (STPofY), Jeremy Seaton (FB), Ryan Simmons (LB), Kip Smith (P)
TCU B.J. Catalon (K/PR), Cameron Echols-Luper (K/PR), Tayo Fabuluje (OL), Derrick Kindred (DB), Kolby Listenbee (WR), Davion Pierson (DL)
Texas Malcom Brown (DLofY), Steve Edmond (LB), Dylan Haines (DB), John Harris (WR), Jaxon Shipley (WR), Duke Thomas (DB)
Texas Tech Sam Eguavoen (LB), J. J. Gaines (DB), Jakeem Grant (WR), Jared Kaster (OL), Patrick Mahomes (OFofY), Bradley Marquez (WR), Alfredo Morales (OL), Justis Nelson (DB), Taylor Symmank (P)
West Virginia Mario Alford, (WR), Dravon Henry (DFofY), Dana Holgorsen (CofY), Nick Kwiatkoski (LB), Josh Lambert (STPofY), Shaq Riddick (DL), Rushel Shell (ONofY), Quinton Spain (OL), Daryl Worley (DB)
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