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Second Half Runs Lifts Lady Tigers to Third-Straight Win

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FHSU-WBB-EdwardsThe Fort Hays State Tigers used a 21-5 second half run to go up 12 and knock off Northwest Missouri State 65-53 Wednesday night at Gross Coliseum. The win is the Lady Tigers third straight and improves them to 15-5 overall and 7-5 in the MIAA. The Bearcats drop 11-9 and 5-7 in the conference.
Hobson Post Game Interview 2-6 pt1
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Northwest used a 13-4 run to go up seven in the first half. Fort Hays State answered with a 9-2 run to tie and trailed by one at the half, 26-25.
Lady Tiger Highlights 2-6-13

The Lady Tigers, who had been outrebounded in the last four games, outrebounds the Bearcats by 19 and had 16 offensive boards.

Kate Lehman led three led three Lady Tigers in double-figures with 19 points. Kate Lehman added 17 points and 13 rebounds while Tera Inglesbee scored 12.

FHSU Inks 27 on National Signing Day

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FHSU-FB-Brown PresserBelow is a list of players who have signed National Letters of Intent to play football at Fort Hays State. Check back from time to time as we update the list.

Chris Brown Presser

Below are the players who have signed so far…

Tyler Bacon
WR/FS, 6’0 185 Fr.-HS
Quapaw, OK (Quapaw HS)
Notes: Tyler is a standout player on the football field and the basketball court.  In football he recorded 2,072 receiving yards, 21 touchdowns, 220 total tackles, 10 interceptions, 3 forced fumbles, and 5 fumble recoveries.  Bacon’s football honors include 2A-8 offensive player of the year, 3 time All-District, and District 2A-8 wide receiver of the year. He has also earned 2 time All-Conference, defensive player of the year, and 2 time Coca-Cola All-Tournament team in basketball.

Dalton Brewer
QB, 6’2” 205 Fr.-HS
Blue Springs, MO (Blue Springs South HS)
Notes: Dalton played high school ball at Blue Springs South High School in Missouri for 2 years.  The awards he compiled his senior year include the 810 sports scholar athlete of the week, Sonic Locker Room scholar athlete of the week, Examiner star of the day, and 2nd team All-Conference.

Zach Brzon
TE, 6’5” 225 Fr.-HS
Belleville, KS (Republic County HS)
Notes: As a 2nd team All-League receiver in 2010 and 2012 at Republic County High School, Zach was invited to the Blue and Grey Football Combine.  He is also a state qualifier in track raking 4th in the 200 Meter.  Zach’s father is an FHSU offensive line alum from 1986-87.

Aaron Charleston
DT, 6’2” 285 Fr.-HS
Aurora, CO (Overland HS)
Notes: Aaron was a two way starter who earned 2nd team All-Conference honors, and was selected to the All-City team while being a honor roll student.

Abe Clinch
QB, 6’3” 225 Fr.-HS
Kearney, NE (Kearney Catholic HS)
Notes: In Abe’s senior season he passed for 1,677 yards with 16 touchdown and completing 102 out of 171 passes. On the ground, Abe rushed 101 times for 504 yards and 10 touchdowns.  He led KCHS to a 10-1 record as a senior and state runner up in 2011.  His career stats are an impressive 233 completions with 395 attempts, 3,680 passing yards, 32 passing touchdowns, 181 rushes for 844 yards and 17 touchdowns. Abe was camp MVP at UNK last summer.  Clinch’s honors include All-State honorable mention, 2nd team All-Hub region, All-District QB, Academic All-State, Passing leader All-Hub (yards per game, completions, total pass yards), honor roll, honor society, FCA President, and President of S.O.D.A. (Students Opposed to Drugs and Alcohol).

Mason Dickey
OL, 6’4” 285 Fr.-HS
Arp, TX (Brock Hill HS)
Notes: A multi-year letter winner in football, basketball, and track, Mason had ended his high school senior season with 82 pancakes, 56 tackles, and 4 sacks.  Dickey was a 1st team All-State offensive lineman, 2 time 1st team All-District offensive lineman, offensive lineman of the year, and 3 state appearance winning the Texas State Championship his Junior year.

Blaise Fountain
OL, 6’2” 280 Fr.-HS
Maize, KS (Maize HS)
Notes: Blaise was team captain of the 2012 Maize Eagles.  He earned 1st team All-League, All-State honorable mention, and team MVP.

Dakota Gulley
OL, 6’2” 295 Fr.-HS
Golden, CO (Golden HS)
Notes: Gulley started his High School career as an All-Conference wrestler from his freshman to senior years. In football he earned All-Conference his junior year, and All-State as a senior.

Jalen Hill
S, 6’1” 210 So.-TR
Tampa, FL (Victor Valley College)
Notes: Hill had 43 tackles, 2 interceptions, and 1 fumble recovery last season at Victor Valley College in California.  He earned 2nd team all-conference for the Rams.  During Jalen’s senior year at Hillsborough High in Tampa FL. he registered 76 total tackles on defense, caught seven passes for 97 yards and a touchdown. Additionally, Hill ran the ball eight times for 21 yards.

Rasheed Hobbs
ILB, 6’1” 205 Fr.-HS
Blue Springs, MO (Blue Springs HS)
Notes: Hobbs had 94 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 3 forced fumbles, and one fumble recovery.  Rasheed’s impressive senior year earned him All-State honors in Missouri. He was defensive player of the week for 4 weeks in the 2012 season.  Hobbs helped his team to a Missouri State Championship while becoming 1st team All-Conference in Suburban Big 6, Kansas City Star All-Metro team, and Examiner All-Area team.

Jacob Holloway
ATH, 6’2” 180 Fr.-HS
Manhattan, KS (Manhattan HS)
Notes: Jacob recorded nearly 1,000 yards passing, 19 total touchdowns, 1 interception, and 1,030 yards rushing as the Manhattan High quarterbacks.  Along with the game winning statistics, Holloway was recently named All-League, All-State, All-Flint Hills, student of the month, K-Man student of the week, and Junior athlete of the week.  He has also lettered in Track and basketball.

J.J. Lewis
WR/TE 6’5” 200 Fr.-HS
Liberal, KS (Liberal HS)
Notes: Javonta is an All-Conference wide receiver who had 41 receptions for 579 yards and 6 touchdowns in his senior season at Liberal High School.  On defense, J.J. had 20 tackles, 2 sacks, and 2 fumble recoveries.  He also plays basketball where he has been named player of the week twice and  competes in track for the redskins.

Daniel Lindsey
S, 6’1” 190 So.-TR
Inkster, MI (Eastern Arizona College)
Notes: Starting his college career at Eastern Arizona, Daniel had 12 tackles, 10 of them for loss.  At Inkster High School Daniel recorded 6 interception, 69 tackles, and 14 pass break-ups as a senior.  Daniel was all-state honorable mention, 2nd team region, and all-league 1st team.  Among other honors, Daniel was named to the Detroit News All-Metro West second team,  Ranked the 29th player in the state by Rivals.com,  Made the “Hot 11” at the Rivals.com Midwest Elite Camp, and a two-star recruit and the 158th ranked running back in the country byScout.com.

Nathan Lindsey
CB, 6’1” 190 Jr.-TR
Inkster, MI (Eastern Arizona College)
Notes: Nathan comes to Fort Hays State from Eastern Arizona where he recorded 12 tackles and 1 interception.  Prior to his stint at Arizona, he was a Viking at Inkster High School in Michigan.  As a senior Nathan had 2 interceptions, 79 tackles where 13 of them were for loss, 2 forced fumbles, 5 touchdowns, and 342 all-purpose yards.  Nathan’s honors include being Ranked the 33rd player in the state by Rivals.com, and 28th in the state by scout.com,  Two-star recruit and 163rd ranked running back in the country by Scout.com,  Made the “Hot 11” at theRivals.com Midwest Elite Camp,  All-state honorable mention, all region, and all-league 1st team.

Isaiah Maxi
WR 6’5” 190 Fr.-HS
Kansas City, MO (Center HS)
Notes: Awarded 4 letters in football and 2 in basketball.  Isaiah was All-Conference as a Junior, and 1st team All-Conference, All-District, and All-State as a senior.  He also averaged 19.6 yards per catch in 2012.

Tomasi Molesi
DT, 6’1 310 Jr.-TR
Oceanside, CA (Arizona Western CC)
Notes: Played two seasons at Arizona Western.  During the 2011 season, Tomasi made 54 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, eight sacks, recovered two fumbles and returned an interception for touchdown… earned second team All-ACCAC and All-Western States honors… had 43 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and a sack as a freshman. At Oceanside High School he was named first team All State, San Diego Section Defensive Player of the Year, first team All-CIF, first team All-North County, and Defensive MVP for the Valley League… a Rivals.com 4-star recruit, he originally signed with Oregon State out of high school… also recruited by San Diego State, Texas A&M and BYU.

Darnell Moye
DE 6’3 225 Fr.-HS
Aurora, CO (Rangeview HS)
Notes: 3 year starter for Rangeview High, Darnell had 43 tackles, 35 of which were solo, 3 forced fumbles, and 17 QB hurries.

Bilal Salat
WR 6’4 180 Fr.-HS
Tampa, FL (Sickles HS)
Notes: Bilal gained over 1,000 yards receiving and 13 touchdowns in his career at Sickles High in Tampa.  He gained All-County honors as a wide receiver his senior season.

Dante Sanders
S, 6’1” 190 Fr.-HS
Edmond, OK (Edmond North  HS)
Notes: Made All-District his senior year and helped his team to a conference and city championship.  Dante also runs for the Edmond North track team.

Trevor Shankle
OL 6’4” 290 Fr.-HS
Poteau, OK (Poteau HS)
Notes: 4A 4 All-District Offensive Lineman with 37 pancakes in his senior season as Pirate at Poteau High School. He was a 3 year starter for Poteau and a 14 Foundation camp MVP in Wister, OK. Shankle is a regional champion and state qualifier in the shot put, and a regional runner up and state qualifier in the discus. Trevor has been on the Principal’s Honor Roll for 3 years, and Superintendents his senior year.

Nate Simpson
CB 6’1” 185 Fr.-HS
Peoria, AZ (Centennial HS)
Notes: Nate had 27 tackles, 9 pass break ups, and 1 fumble recovery as a corner back at Centennial High School.  He was named 2nd team All-Region in football, and region champion in the 110 and 300 hurdles, State Runner-Up and Region Champ in the 4x400m, and placed at state in both the 110 and 300 hurdles.

Ethan Stallbaumer
ILB 6’1” 225 Fr.-HS
Maize, KS (Maize HS)
Notes: Ethan is a 3 year letterer for Maize High School.  He was a 2011 AVCTL honorable mention linebacker, 2012 6A 1st team All-State, 2012 defensive MVP AVCTL division 1, 2012 Wichita Eagle All-Metro linebacker , and has been selected to play in the Kansas Shrine Bowl this summer.

Victor Steele
DT 6’0” 305 Fr.-HS
Auroroa, CO (Rangeview HS)
Notes: Had 39 tackles, 3 sacks, and 2 fumble recoveries as a Rangeview Pirate in 2012 to earn him All-Conference honors.

James Sullivan
RB 6’0” 180 Fr.-HS
Colorado Springs, CO (Cheyenne Mountain HS)
Notes: With 3500 yards of total offense and averaging 11.8 yards per carry between his junior and senior years, Sulivan is a highly rewarded player. In 2011 James was 1st team All-league, 1st team All-Conference, and All-State honorable mention.  His senior year, Sullivan was awarded 1st team All-league RB, 1st team All-Conference RB, All-State honorable mention, 1st team All League WR, and 1st team All-Conference WR.

Travis Talley
OL 6’4” 265 Fr.-HS
Colorado Springs, CO (Liberty HS)
Notes: Team Captain of the Lancers his senior year. Travis was 2 time Liberty lineman of the year, 2 time 1st team All-Conference, 2 time 1st team All-Area/City, and was name All-State in Colorado his Senior year.

Brandon Walther
DT, 6’3 285 Jr.-TR
Rose Hill, KS (Butler CC)
Notes: After becoming an all-state defensive lineman at Rose Hill High School in 2010, Walther went on to assist Butler CC win back to back conference championships.  With 23 tackles as a sophomore, Brandon helped the Butler to become the conference leader in scoring defense.

Luke Wright
DE 6’4” 245 Fr.-HS
North Platte, NE (North Platte HS)
Notes: A 4 year letter winner at North Platte, Luke finished up his high school career as a 2 time All-Conference, 2 time All-Area, All-State honorable mention, 3 time Academic All-State, and 2 time Academic All-Conference football player.  Luke also plays basketball where he has been named Academic All-State 2 times as well as Academic All-Conference.  Off the field, he is a member of the National Honor Society and has been a Student Council officer for 4 years. Luke will participate in Nebraska Shrine Bowl this summer.

TMP’s Heather Ruder Signs with Kansas State

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TMP's Heather Ruder, along with her family and track coach Matt Dumler
TMP’s Heather Ruder, along with her family and track coach Matt Dumler

TMP’s Heather Ruder signed a letter of intent with Kansas State University this afternoon to run track and cross country.

Ruder helped the lady Monarchs track and field team finish runners-up in class 3A the past two seasons and she is also the three-time defending champion in the 800 and 1600 meters runs. She was also the champion in the 3200 meters her freshman and sophomore seasons.

Ruder was also a standout cross county runner for the Monarchs, winning the 3A individual championship as a sophomore. She finished 2nd as a freshman and finished third her junior and senior season.

Two Indians Sign For College Football

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David Cardinal and Emilio Mitchell each signed their letter of intent today to play college football.

Cardinal, an 5A all-state selection, inked with Pittsburg State University.  Cardinal, the two-time WAC player of the year, rushed for over 2800 yards in his career scoring 38 rushing touchdowns.  He finished with back to back 1,000 plus yard seasons for Hays High as a starter the past two seasons.  Cardinal is slotted as a running back for the Gorillas.

Mitchell, an 5A all-state selection, signed with Hutchinson Community College.  Mitchell hopes to move on to division one football after his time with the Dragons.  KU has already shown interest in Mitchell at either linebacker or safety.  Mitchell ended his two year career at Hays High with more than 115 career tackles.

David Cardinal

Ryan Cornelson

Emilio Mitchell

Tuesday’s High School Basketball Results

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High School Scoreboard WhitmoreBOYS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 70, Silver Lake 57
Andover 74, Arkansas City 35
Ashland 58, Kiowa County 47
Atchison County 50, Jackson Heights 42
Attica 61, Pratt Skyline 41
Baileyville-B&B 49, Onaga 40
Basehor-Linwood 47, Tonganoxie 33
Beaver, Okla. 71, Southwestern Heights 67
Beloit 46, Southeast Saline 27
Berean Academy 47, Chase County 31
Blue Valley Southwest 56, Blue Valley Stilwell 52
Buhler 48, Great Bend 39
Burlington 60, Fredonia 43
Burrton 61, Fairfield 48
BV North 56, BV West 53
BV Northwest 77, Gardner-Edgerton 33
Caney Valley 57, Cherryvale 55
Central Burden 61, Sedan 44
Central Heights 68, Prairie View 55
Centralia 77, Washington County 51
Cheney 73, Chaparral 56
Clifton-Clyde 57, Blue Valley 48
Coffeyville 78, Labette County 73, OT
Concordia 68, Riley County 38
Derby 65, Maize 45
Dodge City 43, Ulysses 27
El Dorado 49, Wellington 36
Elkhart 54, Turpin, Okla. 33
Emporia 60, Topeka 46
Eudora 43, Baldwin 38
Eureka 70, Yates Center 52
Fowler 69, South Gray 54
Frankfort 62, Valley Heights 56
Franklin, Neb. 46, Northern Valley 35
Garden Plain 47, Belle Plaine 29
Goddard-Eisenhower 64, Andover Central 51
Halstead 51, Sterling 46
Hanover 65, Linn 53
Haven 41, Pratt 39
Herington 58, Northern Heights 47
Hesston 54, Nickerson 32
Highland Park 58, Topeka Hayden 42
Hill City 65, Golden Plains 43
Hillsboro 41, Smoky Valley 35
Hitchcock County, Neb. 48, Cheylin 44
Hoisington 55, Victoria 46
Holcomb 70, Lakin 31
Holton 71, Nemaha Valley 60
Hope 54, Wakefield 50
Horton 70, Pleasant Ridge 34
Hoxie 62, Plainville 43
Humboldt 49, Neodesha 43
Hutchinson 72, Wichita Campus 55
Hutchinson Central Christian 60, Cunningham 41
Hutchinson Trinity 56, Sedgwick 54
Inman 61, Bennington 53
Kapaun Mount Carmel 65, Wichita Southeast 64
KC Piper 60, KC Turner 56
KC Sumner 76, KC Wyandotte 52
KC Washington 66, Atchison 40
Lansing 51, Bonner Springs 29
Lawrence 61, SM West 50
Lawrence Free State 64, Leavenworth 48
Lincoln 46, Chase 37
Little River 64, Solomon 56
Lyons 47, Kingman 42
Macksville 68, Kinsley 49
Manhattan 59, Topeka West 54
Manhattan CHIEF 53, Veritas Christian 48
Marion 38, Ell-Saline 23
Meade 65, Bucklin 21
Mill Valley 65, KC Bishop Ward 38
Minneapolis 48, Ellsworth 42
Minneola 63, Hodgeman County 61
Moundridge 75, Canton-Galva 29
Ness City 71, Western Plains 57
Norton 44, Oberlin-Decatur 41
Oakley 59, Ellis 52
Olathe Northwest 72, SM North 57
Olpe 46, Crest 41
Oswego 52, Chetopa 47, OT
Otis-Bison 68, Trego 67
Ottawa 77, DeSoto 51
Paola 47, Spring Hill 35
Pawnee City, Neb. 75, Axtell 67
Pike Valley 69, Wilson 62
Pittsburg 49, Parsons 37
Quinter 40, Wheatland-Grinnell 31
Remington 58, Peabody-Burns 30
Republic County 56, Clay Center 37
Rock Hills 49, Thunder Ridge 43
Rolla 44, Ingalls 37
Royal Valley 57, Perry-Lecompton 45
Sabetha 45, Hiawatha 41
Salina Central 45, Hays 40
Salina Sacred Heart 60, Russell 23
Salina South 62, Newton 52
Scott City 76, Goodland 30
Shawnee Heights 62, Washburn Rural 50
SM East 55, Olathe South 48
SM Northwest 51, Olathe North 46
SM South 56, Olathe East 41
Smith Center 58, Osborne 55
South Haven 63, Argonia 17
Spearville 29, Satanta 26
St. James Academy 57, Metro Academy 29
St. John 53, LaCrosse 22
St. John’s Beloit 69, Sylvan-Lucas 44
St. John’s Military 62, Flint Hills Christian 29
St. Thomas Aquinas 60, Bishop Miege 36
Stafford 83, Norwich 59
Stockton 59, Palco 49
Sublette 71, Cimarron 59
Syracuse 47, Deerfield 42
TMP-Marian 69, Larned 63
Troy 36, Immaculata 32
Valley Center 48, Goddard 43
Wabaunsee 58, Mission Valley 57
Wamego 57, Chapman 33 West Elk 59, Elk Valley 25
West Franklin 67, Madison 65, OT
Wichita Bishop Carroll 55, Wichita South 35
Wichita County 55, Dighton 53
Wichita Independent 72, Medicine Lodge 48
Wichita North 71, Wichita East 63
Wichita Trinity 60, Conway Springs 41
Wichita West 56, Wichita Heights 53

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 46, Silver Lake 38
Andover 58, Arkansas City 24
Andover Central 74, Goddard-Eisenhower 40
Ashland 36, Kiowa County 29
Atchison 63, KC Washington 34
Atchison County 52, Jackson Heights 24
Baileyville-B&B 58, Onaga 23
Beaver, Okla. 38, Southwestern Hts. 35
Bennington 51, Inman 33
Berean Academy 47, Chase County 39
Blue Valley 41, Clifton-Clyde 37, OT
Bonner Springs 64, Lansing 46
Bucklin 43, Meade 33
Burlington 67, Fredonia 30
Caney Valley 51, Cherryvale 41
Cedar Vale/Dexter 60, Flinthills 36
Central Heights 43, Prairie View 23
Centre 45, Elyria Christian 39, OT
Chaparral 52, Cheney 51
Cimarron 54, Sublette 23
Clay Center 33, Republic County 24
Cunningham 49, Hutchinson Central Christian 29
DeSoto 36, Ottawa 27
Dighton 53, Wichita County 32
Dodge City 45, Ulysses 30
Douglass 63, Bluestem 29
Ell-Saline 47, Marion 30
Ellis 62, Oakley 57
Emporia 55, Topeka 48
Erie 66, South East 48
Eudora 30, Baldwin 28
Eureka 43, Yates Center 35
Fairfield 70, Burrton 29
Galena 48, Riverton 30
Garden Plain 51, Belle Plaine 14
Gardner-Edgerton 36, BV Northwest 31
Golden Plains 42, Hill City 33
Great Bend 61, Buhler 50
Guymon, Okla. 60, Liberal 40
Hanover 45, Linn 43
Haven 39, Pratt 31
Hesston 63, Nickerson 16
Hillsboro 55, Smoky Valley 26
Holcomb 88, Lakin 25
Holton 56, Nemaha Valley 17
Hope 44, Wakefield 26
Horton 37, Pleasant Ridge 25
Hutchinson 48, Wichita Campus 29
Ingalls 46, Rolla 22
Jefferson North 71, Riverside 50
Kapaun Mount Carmel 57, Wichita Southeast 35
KC Christian 32, McLouth 17
KC Piper 71, KC Turner 46
Kinsley 50, Macksville 47
Labette County 58, Coffeyville 39
Lawrence Free State 63, Leavenworth 58
Lebo 53, Wichita Defenders 40
Lincoln 64, Chase 19
Little River 31, Solomon 28, OT
Lyons 59, Kingman 44
Madison 48, West Franklin 42
Maize 52, Derby 36
Maize South 52, Wichita Collegiate 28
Manhattan 62, Topeka West 27
Manhattan CHIEF 51, Veritas Christian 35
Marysville 46, Rock Creek 38
Mill Valley 44, KC Bishop Ward 30
Moundridge 70, Canton-Galva 13
Natoma 55, Lakeside 46
Ness City 46, Western Plains 27
Newton 39, Salina South 26
Northern Valley 43, Franklin, Neb. 38
Norton 51, Oberlin-Decatur 26
Norwich 50, Stafford 19
Olathe Northwest 55, SM North 32
Olathe South 36, SM East 33
Olpe 89, Crest 11
Osage City 31, Rossville 25
Palco 46, Stockton 42
Paola 54, Spring Hill 49
Pawnee City, Neb. 48, Axtell 32
Pittsburg 51, Parsons 38
Quinter 40, Wheatland-Grinnell 26
Remington 42, Peabody-Burns 33
Riley County 36, Concordia 24
Royal Valley 40, Perry-Lecompton 37
Russell 40, Salina Sacred Heart 37
Sabetha 47, Hiawatha 23
Salina Central 69, Hays 36
Santa Fe Trail 41, Jefferson West 7
Scott City 53, Goodland 44
Sedgwick 36, Hutchinson Trinity 29
SM Northwest 52, Olathe North 39
SM South 22, Olathe East 18
SM West 51, Lawrence 37
Smith Center 73, Osborne 45
South Barber 43, Pretty Prairie 37
South Central 47, Fort Supply, Okla. 35
South Haven 50, Argonia 48
Southeast Saline 50, Beloit 43
Southern Cloud 49, Tescott 40
St. James Academy 40, Metro Academy 30
St. John 74, LaCrosse 22
St. John’s Beloit 46, Sylvan-Lucas 29
St. Mary’s 67, Lyndon 45
Sterling 61, Halstead 44
Sunrise Christian 55, Derby Invasion 21
Thunder Ridge 57, Rock Hills 20
TMP-Marian 52, Larned 37
Tonganoxie 52, Basehor-Linwood 46
Topeka Hayden 63, Highland Park 37
Topeka Seaman 50, Junction City 30
Trego 53, Otis-Bison 29
Triplains-Brewster 51, Wallace County 27
Troy 40, Immaculata 9
Udall 44, Oxford 42
Valley Center 58, Goddard 28
Valley Falls 44, Oskaloosa 11
Valley Heights 59, Frankfort 35
Victoria 49, Hoisington 44
Wabaunsee 41, Mission Valley 40
Wamego 69, Chapman 20
Washburn Rural 48, Shawnee Heights 38
Washington County 56, Centralia 45
Waverly 100, Heritage Christian 27
Wellington 39, El Dorado 29
Wellsville 55, Anderson County 43
Weskan 39, Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 26
White City 52, Goessel 41
Wichita East 60, Wichita North 32
Wichita Independent 41, Medicine Lodge 37
Wichita South 26, Wichita Bishop Carroll 20, 2OT
Wichita Trinity 45, Conway Springs 43
Wilson 58, Pike Valley 35

TMP Sweeps Larned

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TMPGirls:   TMP  52   Larned  37
TMP picked up consecutive wins for the first time on the season winning 52-37 in Larned.  The Lady Monarchs led by one point at halftime and maintained that lead going into the 4th quarter leading 34-33.  TMP poured it on in the 4th outscoring Larned 18-4.

Melissa Pfeifer led the Lady Monarchs with 16 points who improve to 4-11 on the season and 3-2 in the Mid Central Activities Association.  TMP has won 3 out of their last 4 games and will play at Scott City on Friday Night.

Rose MacFarland Postgame 2-5-13

Boys:  TMP 69  Larned 63
Shane Zimmerman led four Monarchs in double figures with 16 points to help TMP finish the season sweep of Larned on Tuesday night.  TMP looked to be on cruise control heading into the 3rd Quarter with a 15 point lead but the 2nd Half would be anything but a cruise as Larned pulled to within one point heading into the 4th Quarter.  The Indians were able to tie the game a couple of times in the 4th but TMP was able to hit key free throws down the stretch to pull away.

Along with Zimmerman Kameron Schmidt added 14 points, Cameron Fouts 13 points and Kade Megaffin chipped in 12.  TMP will be at Scott City on Friday night.

Joe Hertel Postgame 2-5-13

Hays High Suffers Sweep to Salina Central

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IndianHays High 36 – Salina Central 69 (Ladies)

Salina Central started the game on a 17-2 run and never looked back as High High fell 69-36 on Tuesday night.  Hays cut the lead down to 11 at the end of the first quarter, but an 10-0 run to start the second quarter put Hays away for good.  Taylor Herman led the Indians with 8 points.

Hays shot 15/45 from the field while Central was 27/60 and made 9/21 three point shots.  Salina Central also turned the ball over just five times.

Hays falls to 6-9 on the season with their first three game losing streak of the year.  Salina Central is 10-5.

Coach Maska Post Game Interview 2-5-13
Lady Indian Highlights 2-5-13

Hays High 40 – Salina Central 45 (Boys)

Hays High led by as many as five and Salina Central never by more than six as the Mustangs beat Hays High 45-40 on Tuesday night.

The Indians led 13-8 early in the second quarter which Central answered with a 9-0 run to grab a 17-13 lead.  During that run the Indians Jordan Windholz suffered a knee injury.  Windholz had made his first start of the season for Kyler Niernberger is was out due to illness.  Hays rallied back to get within one at 19-18 at half time.

Central jumped out first in the second half with a 7-2 run grabbing the biggest lead of the night at six, 26-20.  Hays responded back to get with in one and then trailed 32-30 after three quarters thanks to a Derrick Bixenman three at the buzzer.  That three spurred on a 8-1 run to give the Indians their final lead at 35-33.  Central outscored Hays 12-5 rest of the way.

Two big stats stood out on the night.  Hays’ 19 turnovers and the Indians being out shot 19-3 at the free throw line.  Hays was 1 of 3 while Central hit 12 of 19.  Both teams made seven treys on the night.  Hays shot 41% (16-39), Central shot 35% (13-37).

Hays was led by Lane Clark who scored 12.

Both Hays and Salina Central are now 10-5 on the season.  Central now owns the head-to-head tiebreaker if Hays and Central should tie for the top seed at sub-state.

The Indians are back at home this Friday to take on Liberal.

Keltner Post Game Interview 2-5-13
Indian Highlights 2-5-13

Eagle’s Dustin Armbruster Named Oscar Stauffer Award Winner

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DSC00125Eagle Radio’s Dustin Armbruster has been named this year’s Oscar Stauffer Award winner. The Kansas State High School Activities Association presents the award each year to the radio Sportscaster of the Year.

Armbruster has been the voice of the Hays High Indians since 2008 and also provides color commentary for Fort Hays State football and basketball broadcasts.

The WaKeeney native and graduate of Trego Community High School is the fifth winner of the award from Eagle Radio Hays, joining Bob Davis (1975, 1978) Wyatt Thompson (1989) Gerard Wellbrock (1996, 1997, 2000) and Mike Hammett (2011).

Nicholson Named MIAA Athlete of the Week for Second Time This Season

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FHSU-MBB-NicholsonFort Hays State freshman Craig Nicholson was named the MIAA Men’s Basketball Athlete of the Week for the second time this season on Monday, February 4 for his efforts last week in wins over Central Oklahoma and Missouri Southern. He was also named the Athlete of the Week on December 10.

Nicholson averaged 15 points, 11 assists and 2.5 rebounds per game last week for the Tigers. He had a pair of double-doubles in points and assists in Fort Hays State’s two wins at home. In the win over Central Oklahoma he had 15 points and a season-high 12 assists. The 12 assists tied for seventh most in a single game in FHSU history. Nicholson went 6-of-6 at the free throw line inside the final minute, the first four extending the FHSU lead from two to six points. In a win over Missouri Southern, Nicholson had four of his ten assists in the 17-2 run for FHSU that extended their two point lead to 17 points. He matched his point total from the game before with 15 points. He now has three double-doubles on the season.

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