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O’Brien named MIAA Special Team’s Athlete of the Week

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Fort Hays State’s kicker/punter Drew O’ Brien is this week’s MIAA Special Team’s Athlete of the Week. O’Brien was a perfect 2-of-2 on field goal attempts in the Tigers 48-13 win at Northeastern State. He connected from 41 yards and 38 yards in the second quarter, pushing the FHSU lead to 10-6 and then 13-6. He also had three punts go for an average of 44.7 yards, two that went 50 or more yards with 53 as his best effort. He averaged 60.8 yards on kickoffs.

The 6-0 kicker/punter is a native of Hays, Kan. where he competed at TMP-Marian High School.

Central Missouri’s LaVance Taylor is the MIAA Offensive Athlete of the week after his record-setting day in the Mules 50-31 win over #19 Emporia State. Taylor amassed nearly 400 yards of all-purpose yards and scoring six touchdowns. He rushed for 288 yards and four touchdowns on 23 carries for a 12.5 yards per carry average. He had three receptions for eight yards and a touchdown and had a 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. He set four single-game school records and tied a career-record in the process. His 288 rushing yards are the most in a single-game in school history, as were his six touchdowns and 36 points scored. His 394 all-purpose yards were also a single-game UCM record. His kickoff return for a touchdown was the third of his career, tying the UCM career record.

Central Oklahoma defensive back Cody Jones is the Defensive Athlete of the Week. Jones came up with two big interceptions during UCO’s 26-17 upset of Missouri Western. The junior cornerback returned the first one 41 yards to the MWSU four-yard-line late in the first half to set up a short UCO field goal that got the Bronchos within 14-10 at halftime and he sealed the win with a 42-yard touchdown return on the final play of the game. Jones added three unassisted tackles, including one for a four-yard loss, and broke up another pass.

FHSU’s Keanu Bradley named MIAA Volleyball Specialist of the Week

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Fort Hays State’s Keanu Bradley was named the MIAA Volleyball Specialist of the Week for her performance at the NSIC Challenge this weekend, announced by the conference office on Monday (Sept. 15).

Bradley, a sophomore libero from Rose Hill, Kan., had 75 digs in the Tigers’ four matches over the weekend, averaging 5.00 digs per set in addition to five service aces, leading the team in all three categories.  Bradley had a weekend-best 26 digs in Fort Hays State’s win over Bemidji State, and had double-digit digs in three of the four matches.

For the season, Bradley has 151 digs and is averaging 5.03 digs per set with 10 service aces (0.33 per set) and 25 assists.

The Tigers open MIAA play on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at Nebraska-Kearney before returning to Hays, Kan., for their home opener on Friday, Sept. 19 versus Missouri Southern.

FHSU’s Flagor named to 2014 NSIC Challenge All-Tournament Team

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Fort Hays State Volleyball’s Mallory Flagor was named to the 2014 NSIC Challenge All-Tournament Team, announced Sunday (Sept. 14).
 
Flagor, a junior from Hoisington, Kan., started all four matches for the Tigers this weekend in Sioux Falls, S.D., leading the team with 60 kills and a .315 hitting percentage.  Flagor averaged 4.00 kills per set for the weekend, adding seven blocks to go with 63.5 total points (4.23 per set).
 
She had 18 kills in the Tigers’ wins over Sioux Falls and Bemidji State, and added 12 kills against Minnesota State-Moorhead and No. 23 Augustana.
 
Flagor now has 123 kills on the season, averaging 4.10 kills per set with a .343 hitting percentage.
 
The complete 2014 NSIC Challenge All-Tournament Team is below…
 
Most Valuable Player: Ashley Wilson – Augustana
Courtney Ysker – Augustana
Tahlyr Banks – Augustana
Amanda Boender – Missouri Western
Jordan Chohon – Missouri Western
Jessie Thorup – Missouri Western
Kaitlin VanWinkle – MSU Moorhead
Amber Krenske – MSU Moorhead
Sam Johnson – South Dakota School of Mines
Jordan Calef – Sioux Falls
Mallory Flagor – Fort Hays State
Miranda Foster – Northwest Missouri State

Broncos fend off Chiefs with goal-line stand

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By ARNIE STAPLETON
AP Pro Football Writer

DENVER (AP) — It took the Denver Broncos three tries to put away the Kansas City Chiefs.

Terrance Knighton batted away Alex Smith’s fourth-and-goal pass to Dwayne Bowe with 15 seconds left, preserving the Broncos’ 24-17 win over the scrappy Chiefs on Sunday.

The Broncos (2-0) thought they had sealed the win twice earlier on the drive.

Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs

Aqib Talib’s pick-6 was negated by Quanterus Smith’s hold. Then, Nate Irving’s fumble recovery following DeMarcus Ware’s sack and strip was ruled an incomplete pass after a review.

The Chiefs (0-2), without All-Pro running back Jamaal Charles for much of the game, converted 11 of 16 third-down opportunities overall. They just couldn’t capitalize in the biggest moments as the Broncos mustered two goal-line stands for the second straight week.

Peyton Manning was 21 of 26 for 242 yards and three TDs, but the Broncos had the ball for less than 10 minutes in the second half.

Smith was 26 of 42 for 255 yards, and Knile Davis ran 22 times for 79 yards and two touchdowns for Kansas City.

Charles left with an ankle injury in the first half, as did safety Eric Berry. These ailments came one week after three Chiefs suffered season-ending injuries.

Without Wes Welker for the second straight game and facing a defense that lost Pro Bowl linebacker Derrick Johnson and tackle Mike DeVito to torn Achilles tendons last week, Manning targeted his tight ends again.

He found Julius Thomas and Jacob Tamme for 4-yard TDs in the first half. Thomas became the first tight end in franchise history to catch four TD passes in the first two games.

Manning also threw a 12-yarder to Demaryius Thomas, who pinned the football on his left shoulder blade with cornerback Chris Owens draping him.

Emmanuel Sanders led the Broncos with eight catches for 108 yards, the first 100-yard game of his career.

The Broncos head to Seattle next week with a 2-0 record, if not exactly a head of steam, to face the Seahawks, who handed them a Super Bowl shellacking and then talked trash about them in the offseason.

Denver GM John Elway retooled his ground game and embarked on a defensive makeover after that 43-8 Super Bowl loss. Yet, the Broncos have been unable to salt away big leads or get off the field consistently.

They have come up big when backed up near their goal line, though.

Smith led the Chiefs on a 19-play drive that ate up 10 minutes coming out of halftime. They came up empty after getting to the Denver 4 on the strength of five third-down conversions.

An offensive holding call and linebacker Brandon Marshall’s sack dropped them back to the 19. Cairo Santos was wide right on a 37-yard field goal attempt.

Santos, who beat out incumbent veteran Ryan Succop with a strong leg in training camp, also failed to kick a touchback later in the game, and Bubba Caldwell returned it 54 yards, setting up a score.

The Chiefs got it right the next time, however, converting all three third downs on a 14-play drive that covered 90 yards and chewed up nearly eight minutes. The key was Anthony Fasano’s bobbling 22-yard grab to the Broncos 25.

Davis trotted in from 4 yards, pulling Kansas City to 21-17 with 7:11 left. He also had a 2-yard TD run in the first half.

Caldwell’s big kickoff return set up Brandon McManus’ 20-yard field goal that put Denver ahead by seven with 3:27 remaining.

Charles left after running just twice for 4 yards and catching one pass for 8 yards. Kansas City was trying to get him more involved after giving him just seven carries against Tennessee in the opener. Charles rushed for 1,287 yards a season ago, which was third most in the NFL.

Demaryius Thomas had an 80-yard TD catch negated when right tackle Chris Clark was whistled for being downfield.

Nava hits slam, Red Sox rally past skidding Royals

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Daniel Nava hit a grand slam, Xander Bogaerts added a three-run shot and the Boston Red Sox rallied past the skidding Kansas City Royals 8-4 on Sunday.

Kansas City blew a four-run lead and dropped three of four to the last-place Red Sox.

The Royals fell 1 1-2 games behind Detroit, which beat Cleveland, in the AL Central. Kansas City is in the thick of the wild-card race.

The Red Sox chased Jason Vargas (11-9) with one out in the sixth after Mookie Betts and Bogaerts singled. Reliever Aaron Crow walked Yoenis Cespedes to load the bases and struck out Allen Craig.

Nava hit Crow’s next pitch into the Red Sox bullpen for his second career grand slam and a 7-4 lead.

Bogaerts homered in the third and got three hits. He also had a sacrifice fly and drove in four runs, giving him 11 RBIs in his past 15 games.

Joe Kelly (3-2) gave up five consecutive hits and four runs in the second, but nothing else in six innings. The Royals loaded the bases in the ninth off Edward Mujica, but Lorenzo Cain struck out to end the game.

Eric Hosmer hit a three-run homer in the second, and Omar Infante’s grounder scored another run in the inning.

TRAINER’S ROOM

Red Sox: INF-OF Brock Holt (concussion) remains sidelined and is having vision problems.

Royals: LHP Danny Duffy (sore shoulder) made 20 throws with no discomfort in a bullpen session. Manager Ned Yost said they would check on how Duffy feels Monday and make a decision on whether he will start Tuesday against the White Sox. … DH Josh Willingham (groin strain) has not played since Thursday.

UP NEXT

Red Sox: After an off-day Monday, the 10-game trip continues Tuesday with the first of three games at Pittsburgh, another playoff-contending club. Rookie right-hander Anthony Ranaudo will start the series opener.

Royals: Staff ace James Shields, who has a career-high 18 1-3 inning scoreless streak, will start the series opener against the visiting White Sox. Shields hasn’t done well against Chicago SS Alexei Ramirez, who has a .412 batting average with two home runs in 51 at-bats against him.

Clifton scores twice, FHSU men’s soccer shuts out South Dakota Mines

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The 23rd-ranked Fort Hays State Men’s Soccer team shutout South Dakota Mines in a 2-0 victory to close out the MIAA/GNAC Soccer Challenge in Rapid City, S.D., on Sunday (Sept. 14).

Austin Clifton led the way on offense, scoring two goals on four shots in just 54 minutes of action. Michael Cole added to his points total for the season with an assist on Clifton’s first goal.
 
The Tigers (2-1-1) tookr the lead less than 10 minutes into the game, when Clifton broke into the scoring column at 6:19.  Cole hit a low cross to Clifton in the box, who scored on a one touch shot from five yards out.

Kent Freund posted his first shutout of the season between the pipes, picking up seven saves.  One of those saves, a penalty kick save in the 84th minute, kept the Hardrockers off the board and prevented a tie score late in the game
 
Clifton’s second goal of the day followed Freund’s penalty kick save, solidifying the Tigers victory.  At 86:46, Clifton broke away from the SD Mines defense, finding the lower left corner of the net from 18 yards out.
 
Defensively, Eric Hymer, Drew Wilson, Luan Silva and Carlos Linares played all 90 minutes in the backfield, limiting the Hardrockers to 13 shots (7 on goal). 
 
Fort Hays State opens MIAA play this Thursday (Sept. 18) on the road against No. 7 Northeastern State.  Game time is set for 7 p.m., in Tahlequah, Okla.

FHSU women’s soccer closes road trip with loss at UC-Colorado Springs

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The Tigers’ women’s soccer team closed out its four-game season opening road trip with a 2-1 loss at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. 
 
Fort Hays State (2-2), which put up 10 shots (six on goal), struck first with a goal in the opening three minutes, but were unable to hold off the Mountain Lions (1-2), who had 15 shots.

Kelsey Steffens got things started at 2:56 by scoring her third goal of the season, assisted by Mallory Diedrich. Steffens took a pass from Diederich and dribbled around a UCCS defender before chipping it over the oncoming goalkeeper, Grace Ramsden.
 
UCCS tied it in the 37th minute, as Michaela Mansfield hit the equalizer from the top of the box, assisted by Bailee Jameson. 
 
Tied 1-1 at the break, FHSU couldn’t slow down a UCCS attack that had 10 shots in the second half as the Mountain Lions hit an eventual game winner at 51:07, off a corner kick.  Hannah Levett was credited with the goal, capitalizing on a scramble in front of the net.

Hailey Davey and Kylee Loneker each had three shots (two on goal) for the Tigers, while keeper Kristen Thompson put up three saves in 90 minutes.
 
Fort Hays State returns to FHSU Soccer Stadium on Friday, Sept. 19, for its MIAA opener versus Nebraska-Kearney.  Game time is set for 6 p.m., in Hays, Kan.

Want the ‘Best Seat in the House’ for Saturday’s Tiger game?

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Eagle Communications and Hays Post want to give you the “Best Seat in the House” for Saturday’s Fort Hays State University football game.

Kickoff for the game against Lindenwood is at 7 p.m., and the weekend also is the much-anticipated TailGreat celebration.

Sign up to win the Eagle Best Seat in the House by sending an email with name and daytime or cellphone number to [email protected] no later than noon Wednesday.

One lucky winner will receive four tickets to the game and will be seated on a couch and chairs near the south endzone, complete with Eagle cups and an Eagle/FHSU blanket.

Those registering must be able to attend the game to be eligible to win.

Tigers score 48 unanswered in blowout win over Northeastern State

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By GERARD WELLBROCK
Hays Post

Treveon Albert threw for three touchdowns and ran for two others leading the Fort Hays State Tigers to a 48-13 win over Northeastern State Saturday afternoon at Doc Wadley Stadium in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Albert, who didn’t start the game at quarterback but took all of the snaps under center in the second half after Kevin Spain went down with an ankle injury, scored on touchdowns runs of four and nine yards. He hooked up with running back Kenneth Iheme on a 27-yard TD pass. Albert also hit Isaiah Maxi on an 11-yard strike and Ed Williams on a 12-yard TD pass.

Chris Brown Postgame Interview

 

Northeastern State grabbed the early lead with a 12-play 80-yard scoring drive on their first possession. Albert first touchdown run late in the first quarter tied the game. Drew O’Brien’s extra point gave the Tigers the lead for good. O’Brien would kick field goals of 41 and 38 yards to put the Tigers up 13-6 early in the second quarter. Albert’s strike to Iheme gave FHSU a 20-6 lead at the half.

Treveon Albert / Micheal Terry Postgame Interview

 

The Tigers finished with 408 yards of offense, 197 on the ground and 211 through the air and had the ball for 35:29, one week after having it for just over 19 minutes in their season opening loss to Central Oklahoma.

Game Highlights

 

Ed Williams had eight receptions for 113 yards and a touchdown. Edward Smith led the Tigers rushing attack with 70 yards on 10 carries and a touchdown. Kenneth Iheme, who didn’t play in the second half after an apparent shoulder injury, rushed for 62 yards on eight carries.

Fort Hays State improves to 1-1 both overall and in MIAA play. They are back at home next Saturday to host Lindenwood at 7pm.

Hays Football Rolls To Win Over Great Bend

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By Dustin Armbruster

The Hays Indians were able to take advantage of multiple Great Bend mistakes on their way to a 49-6 win Friday night. After a three and out and punt that resulted in negative yardage, Hays needed just two plays to score from 16 yards out and take 7-0 lead with 9:40 remaining in the first quarter following a Alex Delton 13 yard touchdown run. Great Bend punted on their second possession after three plays to set up the Indians at the Panther 35 following a personal foul by the Panthers on the return. Hays needed just five plays to navigate the 35 yards to increase the lead to 14-0 on a Dalton Stout one yard plunge. Hays scored pushed the lead to three touchdowns before the end of the first quarter when Shane Berens picked off a pass and scored from 25 yards out. The Indians led 21-0 after the first quarter and cruised rest of the way.

Following a scoreless second quarter, the Indians struck on the first play of the second half when Delton broke off an 82 yard touchdown score grabbing a 28-0 lead. The troubles that Great Bend experienced in the first half continued in half number two. Isaiah Blackmon stripped and recovered the football for the Indians on the Panthers first drive of the second half leading to a seven play scoring drive capped by a two yard Stout score pushing the lead to 35-0.

Perhaps the craziest touchdown of the season happened on the Indians next drive. Delton threw a 44 yard pass to junior Keith Dryden and as Dryden fought for the end zone he fumbled the ball at the two yard line. Tight End Shane Berens who had scored on a defensive play earlier in the game scooped up the loose ball and dove into the end zone give the Indians a 42-0 lead with 4:06 remaining in the third.

The Indians final score of the night came midway through the fourth quarter when Adam Klaus scored on a four yard run capping a four play 25 yard drive following a fumble recovery by Berens.

Great Bend would get their first points of the season on fourth and goal when Trenton Uselton scored on a three yard run for the final 49-6 tally.

Hays rushed for 208 yards and passed for 133, totaling 341 yards on the night. Great Bend was held to 144 total yards only 11 of which came through the air.

The game was also a night of penalties and turnovers. Hays was penalized 12 times for 105 yards and Great Bend 11 times for 109 yards. Hays lost four fumbles and Great Bend totaled six turnovers, four interceptions and two fumbles.

Hays is 2-0 and 1-0 in the Western Athletic Conference. Great Bend drops to 0-2, 0-1.

Hays plays at home for the first time this season as they take on the Liberal on Friday Night.

Friday Night High School Football Scores 9/12

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Area Scoreshttps://insuringhays.com/
Hays 49, Great Bend 6
Ellis 26, Hays-TMP-Marian 21
Victoria 62, Ellinwood 8
Norton 34, Phillipsburg 7
LaCrosse 14, Larned 7
Central Plains 62, Kinsley 0
Osborne 42, St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 22
Thunder Ridge 78, Stockton 28
Ness City 62, Macksville 0
Norton 34, Phillipsburg 7
Logan 54, Cheylin 8
Hill City 24, Trego 14
Smith Center 35, Oakley 8
Republic County 34, Russell 21
Pratt 35, Plainville 0
Otis-Bison 46, St. John 44
Quinter 38, Hoxie 34
Norton 34, Phillipsburg 7

Statewide Scores
Abilene 53, Marysville 0
Andale 42, McPherson 21
Andover 31, Andover Central 24
Anthony-Harper-Chaparral 43, Bluestem 6
Ashland 44, Fowler 12
Atchison 25, KC Sumner 14
Attica/Argonia 28, Cedar Vale/Dexter 26
Augusta 39, El Dorado 0
Axtell 92, Lewiston, Neb. 20
Basehor-Linwood 13, Lansing 0
Beaver, Okla. 50, Syracuse 0
Beloit 60, Ellsworth 0
Bennington 22, Inman 6
Bishop Miege 29, Gardner-Edgerton 0
Blue Valley Southwest 21, Shawnee Heights 19
Blue Valley Stillwell 30, BV West 13
Bonner Springs 32, Chanute 30
Buhler 34, Mulvane 6
Burlingame 50, Marais des Cygnes Valley 40
Caney Valley 48, Burlington 22
Centralia 50, Troy 14
Chase 54, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 6
Cheney 27, Douglass 6
Cherryvale 32, Eureka 0
Chetopa 60, St. Paul 6
Cimarron 62, Johnson-Stanton County 6
Clay Center 14, Rock Creek 0
Coffeyville 50, Parsons 1
Columbus 34, Southeast 6
Concordia 30, St. Mary’s 0
Conway Springs 48, Medicine Lodge 8
Council Grove 44, Chase County 24
Derby 35, Salina Central 14
Dodge City 42, Wichita Southeast 0
Ell-Saline 40, Moundridge 19
Fort Scott 27, Spring Hill 13
Fredonia 32, Jayhawk Linn 7
Frontenac 20, Riverton 7
Galena 36, Girard 6
Garden Plain 68, Belle Plaine 0
Goddard 30, Clearwater 10
Hanover 58, Frankfort 12
Haven 41, Hillsboro 12
Hesston 42, Halstead 14
Hodgeman County 68, Moscow 20
Hoisington 7, Nickerson 0
Holcomb 55, Goodland 14
Holton 40, Maize South 21
Humboldt 28, Quapaw, Okla. 26
Hutchinson 34, Newton 16
Hutchinson Trinity 30, Marion 6
Ingalls 58, Bucklin 12
Junction City 17, Emporia 0
KC Piper 20, Baldwin 0
KC Turner 28, Tonganoxie 15
Kingman 13, Lyons 0
Lakeside 50, Wilson 0
Lawrence 21, Leavenworth 14
Lebo 58, Southern Coffey 14
Liberal 41, Guymon, Okla. 6
Lincoln 60, Sylvan-Lucas 14
Linn 42, Clifton-Clyde 34
Little River 52, Centre 0
Logan 54, Cheylin 8
Louisburg 14, Eudora 7
Madison 48, Uniontown 22
Maize 53, Garden City 37
Manhattan 41, Topeka Seaman 13
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 42, Jackson Heights 0
McLouth 42, Immaculata 0
Meade 36, Lakin 16
Minneola 44, Kiowa County 36
Natoma 48, Tescott 42
Neodesha 46, Yates Center 8
Northeast-Arma 36, Maranatha Academy 6
Northern Valley 90, Golden Plains 12
Olathe North 14, Lawrence Free State 7
Olathe Northwest 22, SM West 0
Olathe South 46, Olathe East 17
Olpe 33, Riley County 8
Osawatomie 43, Labette County 32
Oswego 36, Erie 34
Ottawa 41, KC Bishop Ward 13
Oxford 60, South Barber 58
Paola 24, DeSoto 0
Peabody-Burns 56, Canton-Galva 20
Pittsburg 48, Independence 0
Pittsburg Colgan 42, Baxter Springs 0
Prairie View 41, Iola 7
Pratt Skyline 38, Cunningham 0
Pretty Prairie 78, Fairfield 54
Riverside 21, Nemaha Central 18
Rock Hills 56, Pike Valley 6
Rossville 56, Wabaunsee 8
Royal Valley 39, Hiawatha 13
Rural Vista 48, Goessel 0
Sabetha 53, Atchison County 8
Salina South 57, Wichita Campus 14
Santa Fe Trail 54, Central Heights 6
Satanta 38, South Gray 0
Scott City 59, Colby 19
Sedgwick 40, Remington 0
Silver Lake 47, Perry-Lecompton 0
SM East 48, SM South 10
SM Northwest 34, SM North 32
Smoky Valley 48, Sterling 16
South Haven 44, Sedan 38
Southeast Saline 21, Chapman 12
Spearville 54, South Central 8
St. James Academy 36, KC Wyandotte 14
St. Thomas Aquinas 49, BV North 20
Sunrise Christian 12, St. Mary’s Academy 0
Topeka 76, Topeka West 6
Topeka Hayden 43, Washburn Rural 0
Triplains-Brewster 36, Deerfield 28
Udall 14, Caldwell 12
Ulysses 46, Hugoton 14
Valley Center 13, Arkansas City 12
Valley Falls 14, Pleasant Ridge 6
Valley Heights 20, Doniphan West 0
Wakefield 96, Solomon 46
Wamego 42, Jefferson West 20
Washington County 40, Onaga 7
Waverly 62, Hartford 24
Wellington 34, Goddard-Eisenhower 0
Wellsville 49, Anderson County 8
West Elk 54, Bishop Seabury Academy 6
West Franklin 13, Northern Heights 6
Wheatland-Grinnell 56, Weskan 28
Wichita Bishop Carroll 56, Wichita East 0
Wichita Collegiate 35, Circle 6
Wichita Heights 77, Wichita South 6
Wichita Trinity 55, Wichita Independent 0
Wichita West 66, Wichita North 0
Winfield 16, Rose Hill 13

Ellis outlasts TMP

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By JEREMY McGUIRE
HaysPost

Ellis 26, TMP 21

After being shut out a week ago, the Ellis Railroaders were able to score 26 points and hold on late for  a 26 to 21 win over the TMP Monarchs in Hays.  The Railroaders scored six points in both the third and fourth quarters and led 26-7 with 11:35 left to go in the game.  That is when things became very interesting.

The Monarchs would battle back.  TMP’s Max Megaffin would score the first of two rushing touchdowns with a 1 yard plunge with 8:39 left in the fourth quarter.  TMP would get the football back following an Ellis turnover and drove 44 yards in eight plays and capped the drive with another Megaffin touchdown, this time from nine yards out.  Following the Jack You extra point the Monarchs trailed 26 to 21 and would have one more chance.

TMP took the ball at their own 16 yard line with just over three minutes to play and proceeded to drive the ball down the field.  Inside the Ellis 40 yard line with just over one minute to play the Railroaders would force their fifth turnover of the game on a Bryce Keithley interception.  With the loss TMP drops their second straight game to start the season.  Ellis is now one and one.

GAME HIGHLIGHTS

JOHN MONTGOMERY POST-GAME INTERVIEW

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