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KVA Week 7 Volleyball Rankings

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The Kansas Volleyball Association is pleased to announce the 2012 Week 7 Volleyball Rankings sponsored by PrepVolleyball.com. This is the final rankings for 2012.

Class 6A
1. Washburn Rural (35-3) (1)
2. Gardner-Edgerton (31-6) (2)
3. Blue Valley North (26-8) (3)
4. Olathe East (31-5) (4)
5. Wichita Northwest (32-5) (5)
Others: Blue Valley West (20-9), Lawrence Free State (24-10), Maize (25-11), Olathe Northwest (27-9)

Class 5A
1. St. James Academy (31-3) (1)
2. Bishop Miege (28-6) (3)
3. Valley Center (32-3) (4)
4. Kapaun Mt. Carmel (31-6) (5)
5. Mill Valley (29-5) (NR)
Others: Andover (24-11), Newton (30-8), St. Thomas Aquinas (25-11), Salina Central (27-11)

Class 4A
1. McPherson (33-4) (1)
2. Chanute (31-1) (3)
3. Topeka-Hayden (25-13) (2)
4. Wamego (33-4) (4)
5. Rose Hill (26-8) (NR)
Others: Andale (30-7), Atchison (29-6), Wichita Trinity (31-5), Jefferson West (31-6)

Class 3A
1. Hillsboro (33-2) (1)
2. Burlington (31-3) (3)
3. Mission Valley (35-2) (2)
4. Garden Plain (32-3) (4)
5. Sedgwick (33-1) (5)
Others: Cheney (22-9), Cherokee-Southeast (27-5), Hoisington (27-7), Holcomb (28-7),
Jayhawk-Linn (27-5), Silver Lake (24-8), West Franklin (25-8)

Class 2A
1. Burlingame (30-2) (2)
2. Washington County (33-3) (3)
3. Ell-Saline (27-5) (1)
4. Kiowa County (30-4) (4)
5. Hill City (30-4) (5)
Others: Decatur Community (25-9), Ellis (25-8), Smith Center (28-7), Wabaunsee (27-9)

Class 1A – Division 1
1. Centralia (33-4) (4)
2. St. John-Hudson (30-6) (2)
3. Dexter/Cedar Vale (29-2) (3)
4. Olpe (26-4) (1)
5. Hoxie (33-2) (5)
Others: Goessel (27-9), Spearville (27-5), Thunder Ridge (26-8), Waverly (23-12)

Class 1A – Division 2
1. Baileyville B&B (32-5) (1)
2. Norwich (30-4) (2)
3. Argonia (31-5) (3)
4. Ingalls (26-8) (4)
5. Wheatland-Grinnell (26-9) (5)
Others: St. John’s-Beloit/Tipton (28-6), Wallace County (25-7), Weskan (23-12), Wilson (28-5)

Sub-State Volleyball Brackets Released

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The sub-state volleyball brackets were released today for Saturday’s tournaments. In class 5A the Hays High Indians are the seven seed at 10-25 and will open with the two seed and site host Newton. At 17-17 Great Bend is the six seed and will take on the three seed Liberal.

In 3A TMP-Marian is the eighth seed at the Hoisington sub-state at 3-28 and will take on the top seed Holcomb. Norton is the eighth seed at the Southeast of Saline sub-state and they will take on the top seed Southeast of Saline. Phillipsburg is the fourth seed and will take on Minneapolis.

In 2A Hill City is the top seed at the Oberlin sub-state and will take on Rock Hills in the opening round. Smith Center is the two seed and will take on Plainville. Ellis will be the three seed and take on Wichita County, the six seed to open play.

In 8-Man Division one Thunder Ridge is the top seed at the Stockton Sub-state and will have a first round bye. Stockton is the three seed and they will take on Osborne. Victoria is the two seed at the St. John-Hudson sub-state and they have a first round bye. La Crosse is the six seed and they will take on Langdon-Fairfield. At Wakeeney sub-state Hoxie is the top seed and Logan is the second seed. Both teams will get first round byes. Quinter is the four seed and they will take on the five seed Quinter in the first round.

FHSU Volleyball Reaches 20 Wins with Straight Set Victories over York

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The Fort Hays State volleyball team picked up a pair of wins on Tuesday night at home over York College (Neb.) in straight sets to move to 20-8 overall on the season. It marks the first 20-win season for FHSU volleyball since 2004. The Tigers return to conference play this weekend at Missouri Southern and Southwest Baptist.

Match 1: Fort Hays State 3, York College 0 (25-13, 25-17, 25-11)
Fort Hays State had most of their reserves get playing time in the first match of the evening. The Tigers hit .213 as a team, while holding the Panthers to -.063 for the match.

Samantha Ledy had a team-high 10 kills and hit .412 for the match. Tara Hoekman and Anna Messerole each put down six kills and Megan Glandon and Ashley Evans each added five. Mallory Flagor had a perfect 1.000 hitting percentage with four kills on four attempts.

Lauren Lorenz churned out 29 assists and tied for the team high in digs with seven. Hoekman and Messerole also had seven digs each.

The Tigers did a lot of their damage at the service line with 14 aces. Latika Clanton had five and Lorenz and Sarah Mamot each added four.

Match 2: Fort Hays State 3, York College 0 (25-7, 25-18, 25-10)
The usual FHSU starters took to the court in the second match of the night and left no doubt with a 25-7 first-set win. After York battled in the second set a bit, the Tigers took control late and then never looked back the remainder of the night with a 15-point win in the third set.

The Tigers were very consistent on the attack, hitting .356 for the match overall. They hit at least .333 in each set.

Jenna Ulrich paced the Tigers with a very efficient nine kills and no errors on 15 attempts for a .600 hitting percentage. She did not need to play the third set with the match well at hand. Kylee Hoagland added eight kills with just one error on 13 attempts for a .538 hitting percentage.

Sare Hewson (six kills), Taylor Mares (four kills), Kayla Zoglman (three kills), Samantha Ledy (three kills) and Mallory Flagor (two kills) all stayed errorless in the match. The Tigers had just six hitting errors in the match.

Kayla Zoglmanhad a team-high 27 assists and Makenzie Weinman led the defensive effort with 18 digs. The Tigers did well at the service line again with seven aces in the match.

Fort Hays State turns its focus back to the MIAA with a pair of crucial road matches at Missouri Southern and Southwest Baptist this weekend. The Tigers are looking to remain in the thick of the standings race to be one of the top eight teams to advance to the conference tournament at the end of the season. FHSU enters the weekend 4-5 in the MIAA.

– FHSU Sports Information –

Hurricanes Swimmers Dominate Salina Meet

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Twenty-three Hays Hurricanes Swimmers competed at the Salina swim meet October 6-7.

Those Hurricanes competing were: Carson Ackerman, Riley Alvarez, Emily Brinley, Alex Flavin, Megan Flavin, Ana Goodlett, Mackenzie Hagerman, Alison Helget, Nicklas Helget, Megan Howe, Amelia Jaeger, Yesenia Maldonado, Aakash Patel, Emilee Pfannenstiel, Kyra Polifka-Wilhelm, Benjamin Rajewski, Rilee Schwarz, Isaac Smith, Zachary Smith, Gracie Stanton, Jackson Stanton and Elizabeth Thomas. The Hurricanes were coached at the meet by Morgan Hagerman and Kaitlyn Paul.

Those Hurricanes placing in the top three for their event include:

  • Emily Brinley (age 13): 3rd Place 50 Free
  • Megan Flavin (age 11): 2nd Place 100 Free, 3rd Place 50 Fly, 3rd Place 100 Breast, 3rd Place 50 Free, 3rd Place 200 Free
  • Ana Goodlett (age 13): 2nd Place 100 Free, 3rd Place 100 Breast, 1st Place 200 IM, 2nd Place 500 Free, 2nd Place 50 Free, 2nd Place 100 Free
  • Mackenzie Hagerman (age 7): 1st Place 25 Breast
  • Alison Helget (age 13): 1st Place 100 Free, 2nd Place 100 Fly, 1st Place 100 Breast, 1st Place 100 Back, 1st Place 100 Free, 1st Place 200 IM, 1st Place 50 Free, 1st Place 200 Back, 1st Place 200 Breast, 200 Place 200 Free
  • Nicklas Helget (age 8): 1st Place 25 Breast, 1st Place 50 Breast
  • Amelia Jaeger (age 7): 2nd Place 25 Fly
  • Yesenia Maldonado (age 10): 1st Place 100 Free, 1st Place 50 Fly, 2nd Place 100 Breast
  • Emilee Pfannstiel (age 13): 1st Place 100 Free, 1st Place 50 Fly, 1st Place 100 Breast, 1st 100 Back, 2nd Place 200 IM, 2nd Place 50 Free, 2nd Place 50 Back, 2nd Place 200 Free
  • Kyra Polifka-Wilhelm (age 12): 3rd Place 50 Back, 3rd Place 50 Breast, 3rd Place 100 Free, 1st Place 200 Free
  • Benjamin Rajewski (age 15): 2nd Place 200 IM, 3rd Place 50 Free, 2nd Place 100 Free, 1st Place 200 Fly
  • Isaac Smith (age 10): 1st Place 100 Free, 1st Place 50 Fly, 1st Place 100 Breast, 1st Place 100 IM, 1st Place 200 IM, 1st Place 50 Free, 1st Place 50 Breast, 1st Place 100 Fly, 1st Place 200 Free
  • Zachary Smith (age 8): 1st Place 100 Free, 1st Place 25 Fly, 1st Place 25 Free, 2nd Place 25 Breast, 2nd Place 50 Free, 2nd Place 50 Back, 2nd Place 50 Breast
  • Gracie Stanton (age 8): 2nd Place 50 Free, 2nd Place 50 Back
  • Jackson Stanton (age 12): 3rd Place 50 Back, 2nd Place 50 Breast, 3rd Place 200 Free
  • Elizabeth Thomas (age 10): 3rd Place 100 Breast, 2nd Place Breast

In addition the following relays placed in the top three:

  • 1st Place Girls 12 & Under 200 Free Relay: Emilee Pfannenstiel, Elizabeth Thomas, Yesenia Maldonado and Megan Flavin
  • 1st Place Girls 13 & Older 400 Free Relay: Alison Helget, Emily Brinley, Ana Goodlet & Jenny Delzeit
  • 1st Place Girls 12 & Under 200 Medley Relay: Kyra Polifka-Wilhelm, Megan Flavin, Gracie Stanton and Emilee Pfannenstiel
  • 2nd Place Boys 12 & Under 200 Medley Relay: Jackson Stanton, Carson Ackerman, Isaac Smith and Aakash Patel

The Hurricanes compete next in Manhattan, KS October 20-21. More information about the Hays Hurricanes can be found on their website at: www.hayshurricanes.wordpress.com.

FHSU Women’s Soccer Ranked in Region for First Time in Program History

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The Fort Hays State women’s soccer team is ranked in the region rankings for the first time in the program’s two-year history. The rankings, which came out Tuesday rank the Tigers at No. 10 in the Central Region.

FHSU went 1-0-1 last week in soccer action. At the FHSU Soccer Stadium on Thursday, the Tigers played to a 2-2 draw with Missouri Western. The Tigers scored an impressive 3-1 win over Northwest Missouri State on Saturday for their one win on the week. FHSU is 8-5-1 on the season and 4-4-1 in the MIAA.

The Tigers are one of four MIAA teams ranked in the Central Region. Central Oklahoma leads the way at No. 3, Truman is No. 4 and Central Missouri is No. 5.

Minnesota State-Mankato and Southwestern Oklahoma State are No.1 and 2 in the Central Region with the three MIAA teams 3-5.

The Tigers return to action this weekend on Friday at Truman State in Kirksville, Mo. Start time is set for 12 p.m. On Sunday, FHSU takes on Lindenwood in St. Charles, Mo. at 12 p.m.

– FHSU Sports Information –

FHSU Men’s Soccer Drops Out of National Rankings; Falls to No. 4 in Region

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The Fort Hays State men’s soccer team dropped out of the NSCAA/Continental Tire NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer National Poll for the first time in seven weeks. The Tigers received votes in this week’s poll, but did not make the top 25. In the Central Region rankings, the Tigers fell to No. 4 after being ranked No. 1 last week.

The Tigers were ranked six straight weeks prior to this week’s rankings. Last week FHSU ranked No. 17. FHSU dropped after going 1-1 last weekend. The Tigers dropped a tough match, 2-1, to Truman on Thursday, but finished the weekend with a 3-2 win over Upper Iowa on Friday. The Tigers are 9-4-1 and 5-2-1 in the MIAA.

FHSU dropped from No. 1 in the Central Region to No. 4 this week. Northeastern State moved to No. 1 for the first time this season, and Lindenwood went from No. 3 up to No. 2. Truman also moved up one spot to No. 3.

Two MIAA teams are ranked in the polls. Northeastern State, which the Tigers play this weekend, is the highest ranked team at No. 19, and Lindenwood ranks No. 23. The Tigers and Truman are receiving votes in the poll.

The Tigers return to the pitch this Thursday at No. 19 Northeastern State in Tahlequah, Okla. at 7 p.m. FHSU plays Harding on Saturday at 6 p.m. in Searcy, Ark.

– FHSU Sports Information –

HHS Girls’ Golf 6th at 5A State Tourney

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The Hays High girls’ golf team had a good front nine but struggled a bit on the back and shoot a 393 and finish sixth at the 5A state tournament Monday at the Emporia Municipal G.C. St. Thomas Aquinas wins the 5A title with a 336, Kapaun Mt. Carmel was second and Bishop Carroll third. Lexie Schaben was the only medalist for the Indians, shooting a 95 and tying for 17th.

Russell finishes third at the 3-2-1A state tournament in Cheney. None of the TMP-Marian golfers finished in the top-20.

Hays High Results:
Lexie Schaben-95-T17th – ALL STATE
Taylor Herman-96-T22nd
Courtney Hess-101-T39th
Elissa Jensen-101-T39th
Zoey Gubitoso-104-T49th

Team Finish:
1. St. Thomas Aquinas-336
2. Kaupaun Mt. Carmel-367
3. Bishop Carroll-372
4. Shawnee Heights-386
5. Goddard-Eisenhower-387
6. Hays High-393
7. Blue Valley SW-398
8. Newton-410
9. Andover-425
10. Salina Central-429
11. Shawnee Mission South-436
12. Topeka Seaman-441

Top 20 Medalists:
1. Jordan Chael-St.Thomas Aquinas-74
2. Baile Winslow- St.Thomas Aquinas-78
3. Makena Mucciaccio-Goddard Eisenhower-82
4. Hannah Sears-Shawnee Mission South-83
5. Carly Hill-Bishop Carroll-85
6. Rachel Anstaett-Shawnee Heights-86
7. Ashley Root-St. Thomas Aquinas-87
8. Katie Wells-Kaupaun Mt. Carmel-87
9. Madison Walden-Bishop Carroll-87
10. Nikki McCurdy-Blue Valley SW-87
11. Hannah Perkins-Kaupaun Mt. Carmel-88
11. Jesse Mechler-Shawnee Heights-88
13. Laine Evans-Maize South-90
14. Maddie Routhier-Andover-92
15. Amber Mschtley-Emporia-93
16. Shelby Hooper-Goddard-94
17. Lexie Schaben-Hays High-95
17. Abby Dorsey-St. James Academy-95
17. Rachel Schremmer-Maize South-95
17. Alexa Salsbery-Newton-95
17. Jordan Kiser-Emporia-95

FHSU Rallies for Overtime Win at Southwest Baptist

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The Fort Hays State rallied from a 10 point fourth quarter deficit to force overtime and defeat Southwest Baptist 37-34 on a damp day in Bolivar, Mo.

Chris Brown Coaches Interview

Game Highlights

Marqies Richardson/Shaun Ohlde  Player Interviews

Cornelius Gallon caught an 8-yard pass in the back of the endzone with 0:04 to play to tie the game. Anthony Sheppard threw the TD pass after Tarean Austin It capped a 19-play 86-yard drive that ate up 4:07.

After holding the Bearcats to a fieldgoal on their overtime possession, the Tigers score on an 7-yard TD pass from Tarean Austin to win it.

Austin completed 22-of-39 passes for 271 yards with three touchdowns and one interception. Anthony Sheppard completed his only pass for a TD which tied the game.

Shaun Olhde rushed for 91 yards on 29 carries after Traveon Albert and Addie Brown both left with first half injuries.

Gallon hauled in nine catches for 155 yards and three touchdowns.

FHSU ran 96 plays compared to SBU’s 46 and held the ball for 43:20 compared to the Bearcats 31:40. The Tigers completed 12 of 20 third down conversions and were 3-for-3 on fourth down, all on their final drive of regulation.

The win moves FHSU to 2-5 and 2-5 in the MIAA. SBU falls to 1-6 overall and in MIAA play.

Friday Night High School Football Scores 10-12

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AREA SCORES

Hays 31, Great Bend 13
Hays-TMP-Marian 36, Russell 26
Hoxie 66, Hill City 30
LaCrosse 42, Sterling 28
Ness City 52, Trego 6
Smith Center 23, Plainville 22
STATEWIDE SCORES

Andale 36, Buhler 31
Andover 21, Valley Center 8
Atchison County 32, Maur Hill – Mount Academy 15
Axtell 50, Frankfort 14
Baldwin 35, Ottawa 0
Beloit 32, Phillipsburg 27
Bennington 30, Washington County 29
Bishop Miege 40, KC Turner 7
Blue Valley Stilwell 28, Blue Valley Southwest 21
BV West 61, Pittsburg 21
Caney Valley 38, Cherryvale 0
Central Plains 22, Lincoln 14
Centralia 55, Troy 0
Centre 46, Hartford 0
Chaparral 65, Douglass 30
Chapman 29, Abilene 28
Cimarron 20, Lakin 17
Coffeyville 55, Labette County 13
Columbus 54, Baxter Springs 8
Concordia 37, Colby 6
Conway Springs 53, Belle Plaine 13
Crest 78, Chetopa 36
DeSoto 16, Bonner Springs 6
Ell-Saline 47, Republic County 0
Ellsworth 27, Lyons 14
Emporia 48, Newton 21
Eudora 42, Santa Fe Trail 6
Fort Scott 48, Anderson County 6
Fowler 47, Bucklin 0
Frontenac 52, Parsons 12
Garden City 31, Maize 26
Garden Plain 41, Haven 6
Gardner-Edgerton 34, Olathe South 20
Hiawatha 55, Horton 20
Hillsboro 55, Moundridge 0
Hodgeman County 48, Minneola 30
Holcomb 48, Southwestern Hts. 14
Hope 50, Burrton 0
Hutchinson 49, Dodge City 17
Hutchinson Trinity 24, Kingman 20
Inman 54, Herington 24
Jackson Heights 44, Jefferson North 0
Jefferson West 13, Basehor-Linwood 8
Johnson-Stanton County 40, Elkhart 14
Junction City 39, Washburn Rural 19
Kapaun Mount Carmel 39, Wichita West 28
KC Piper 38, Atchison 6
KC Sumner 26, KC Bishop Ward 12
Kiowa County 50, Fairfield 36
Lansing 29, KC Washington 14
Lawrence 46, Leavenworth 26
Lawrence Free State 49, KC Wyandotte 6
Louisburg 56, Prairie View 0
Lyndon 47, Oswego 12
Macksville 58, South Central 34
Madison 47, Burlingame 0
Maize South 38, El Dorado 14
Manhattan 27, Topeka 13
Marais des Cygnes Valley 22, Uniontown 6
Marion 40, Halstead 22
Marmaton Valley 58, Pleasanton 6
McLouth 51, Oskaloosa 6
Meade 61, Wichita County 14
Medicine Lodge 30, Ellinwood 20
Mill Valley 43, KC Schlagle 0
Moscow 42, Ashland 6
Mulvane 27, Winfield 21
Natoma 72, Palco 28
Nickerson 26, Cheney 20
Northern Valley 64, Stockton 14
Norton 42, Minneapolis 20
Oakley 16, Oberlin-Decatur 6
Olathe East 31, BV North 14
Olathe North 40, Olathe Northwest 7
Otis-Bison 46, Western Plains 0
Paola 37, Osawatomie 7
Perry-Lecompton 30, Tonganoxie 0
Pittsburg Colgan 21, Galena 0
Pretty Prairie 52, Canton-Galva 0
Rawlins County 50, Quinter 26
Remington 40, Bluestem 6
Riley County 28, Nemaha Valley 12
Rock Creek 35, Marysville 0
Rock Hills 50, Lakeside 6
Rose Hill 41, Augusta 14
Salina Sacred Heart 33, Southeast Saline 12
Salina South 23, Salina Central 20, OT
Scott City 36, Hoisington 0
Sedgwick 46, Wichita Independent 0
Shawnee Heights 38, Highland Park 7
Silver Lake 55, Pleasant Ridge 0
SM East 34, SM Northwest 7
SM West 58, SM North 0
Solomon 52, Little River 6
South Barber 56, Argonia 6
South East 48, Riverton 22
South Haven 52, Caldwell 6
Spearville 64, Satanta 14
St. Francis 32, Ellis 22
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 40, Logan 26
St. Mary’s 51, Council Grove 6
St. Mary’s Academy 51, St. John’s Military 6
St. Paul 46, Yates Center 6
St. Thomas Aquinas 58, KC Harmon 12
Stafford 54, Norwich 22
Sublette 62, Syracuse 31
Sylvan-Lucas 66, Wilson 20
Thunder Ridge 54, Cheylin 0
Topeka Hayden 47, Royal Valley 14
Topeka Seaman 44, Topeka West 6
Ulysses 73, Larned 0
Valley Falls 44, Immaculata 8
Victoria 54, Dighton 32
Wakefield 46, Pike Valley 20
Wellington 34, Clearwater 21
Wellsville 40, Central Heights 8
Weskan 38, Wheatland-Grinnell 14
White City 34, Tescott 20
Wichita Heights 42, Wichita East 27
Wichita Northwest 37, Wichita Campus 18
Wichita South 14, Wichita North 7
POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
Chanute vs. Iola, ppd.
Elk Valley vs. Waverly, ppd. to Oct 15.
Chase County vs. Onaga, ppd. to Oct 14.

Hays High Claims WAC Title, Defeats Great Bend

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When the Hays High Indians and Great Bend Panthers get together for a football game you are assured that there will be good football and Friday night was no different.

On the line was the WAC Championship, bragging rights, and oh ya it was the first game of district play as well.

Hays took all of the above in a 31-13 win moving to 6-1 on the season and finished 4-0 in conference play.  Great Bend drops to 5-2 and finished 2-2 in the WAC.

Great Bend opened up the game with a 90 yard kick-off return for a touchdown, but holding was called bringing the six points off the board and the Panthers went three plays and punted the ball.  Hays scored on their first possession of the game on a 10 play 66 yard drive capped off by an Emilio Mitchell five yard touchdown run.  Hays led 6-0 after missing the extra point.

The two teams would trade punts and Great Bend fumbled setting Hays up with their best field position of the game and the Indians capitalized with a four play touchdown drive capped by a 32 yard touchdown pass from Alex Delton to Adam Deterding, their ninth touchdown hook up this season.  Hays would fail to convert the two point conversion and lead 12-0.

After a Great Bend punt, Delton threw just his second interception of the season setting up Great Bend for a three play 48 yard drive and an extra point closing the gap to 12-7.

Hays would get one more crack at offense to close the half and score with just ten seconds left on a 40 yard Delton touchdown pass to David Cardinal.  Hays again failed to convert the two point conversion for a 18-7 half time lead.

Hays started the second half with the ball and drove 92 yards on 10 plays burning 5:49 off the third quarter clock again scoring on a touchdown pass from Delton to Cardinal this time for 55 yards.  The Indians converted on three third downs in that drive alone.  Lane Clark’s extra point made the score 25-7.

Great Bend though answered right back in just :50 scoring on a Bryce Beck 21 yard scamper.  Adam Deterding blocked the extra point leaving the score at 25-13.

The two teams then would trade fumbles, then punts until Hays orchestrated a four play 58 yard drive Great Bend turned the ball over on downs, the point extra was never attempted after a low snap forced a pass that was knocked down for the final score of 31-13.

Great Bend did drive to the Hays High four yard line having first and goal, but failed to score, giving the Indians the maximum 13 points allowed in a district win.  The points matter if a tie needs to be broken.

Hays piles up 406 yards total.  279 yards on the ground and 127 through the air.  David Cardinal ran 33 times for 173 yards and one touchdown.  Alex Delton was 3-6, 127 yards, 3 TDs and 1 INT.  Adam Deterding caught a touchdown pass and David Cardinal caught two touchdowns.

Hays gets Salina South who won in over time against crosstown rival Salina Central next week.  Both teams are 1-0 in district play.  It will be senior night for the Hays Indians.

Post Game Interview:
HHSpost10-12

Highlights:
HHSHL10-12

FHSU Women’s Soccer Plays Missouri Western to Draw

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The Fort Hays State women’s soccer team played to a 2-2 draw Thursday night against Missouri Western at the FHSU Soccer Stadium in Hays. The first tie of the season brings the FHSU record to 7-5-1 and 3-4-1 in the MIAA.

The Tigers scored first in the 18th minute when Jordan Hester put in a shot from inside the box that went to the left side of the goal. The goal was the only tally of the first half.

Early in the second half, the Griffons tied the score at 1-1 with a goal in the 47th minute. Abby Widrig made a run and hit a shot by a charging Nicole Barnaba.

FHSU regained the lead, 2-1, in the second half when Jordan Shaw knocked in a loose ball in the box in the 78th minute. The advantage did not hold as MWSU scored on a free kick in the 82nd minute for the 2-2 tie.

Despite the 2-2 tie, the Tigers outshot the Griffons 28-10 in the match, including a 4-0 advantage in the two overtimes. In the first half, FHSU totaled 12 shots to two from MWSU.

The Tigers continue their weekend with a home match against Northwest Missouri State on Saturday at 11 a.m.

– FHSU Sports Information –

FHSU Men’s Soccer Falls to Truman on Late Penalty Kick

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The host Bulldogs scored on a late penalty kick to down FHSU, 2-1, on Thursday in Kirksville, Mo. The Tigers dropped to 8-4-1 and 4-2 in the MIAA and TSU moved to 7-4-1 and 4-1-1 in the MIAA.

Truman scored the match-winning goal in the 85th minute as Tony Luedecke knocked in the penalty kick.

Both teams scored goals early in the first five minutes. The Bulldogs went up 1-0 in the second minute on a goal off a corner kick. The Tigers knotted the match at 1-1 in the fifth minute as Diego Cabral stole the ball from a defender in the box and scored. The goal was his seventh of the season, matching the team high with Tomas Mares.

The Tigers held a 20-14 shot advantage in the match, including a 12-8 advantage in the first half. FHSU had the advantage in corner kicks with 13 to five from TSU, including 11 in the second half.

Kent Freund started in goal for FHSU, going 90 minutes and making four saves. He is now 3-3-1 on the season.

– FHSU Sports Information –

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