TMP couldn’t get anthing going offensively or defensivley on Friday Night in a 59-0 loss to Phillipsburg. The Monarch weren’t able to crack 100 yards of total offense and turned the ball over 5 times. TMP will be at home next week to take on Russell in the 1st round.
John Montgomery Post Game:
AREA SCORES
Ellis 48, Wichita County 0
Great Bend 37, Liberal 20
Hays 52, Dodge City 31
LaCrosse 56, Inman 13
Ness City 38, Hoxie 6
Northern Valley 54, Natoma 8
Norton 26, Colby 23, OT
Osborne 62, Linn 12
Otis-Bison 44, Victoria 6
Phillipsburg 59, Hays-TMP-Marian 0
Quinter 14, Hill City 6
Rawlins County 26, Trego 8
Smith Center 20, Ell-Saline 18
STATE WIDE SCORES
Abilene 42, Marysville 28
Andale 60, Wellington 30
Anderson County 39, Osawatomie 12
Andover 40, Goddard 16
Arkansas City 49, Augusta 0
Baileyville-B&B 50, Frankfort 0
Baldwin 31, Louisburg 14
Basehor-Linwood 35, Bonner Springs 11
Beloit 62, Southeast Saline 13
Blue Valley 58, Independence 8
Blue Valley Southwest 35, BV Northwest 28
Buhler 17, Winfield 14
Caney Valley 56, Humboldt 27
Central Burden 50, West Elk 0
Centralia 47, Atchison County 6
Centre 56, Cedar Vale/Dexter 6
Chanute 38, Independence 0
Chase 52, Tescott 6
Cheney 43, Chaparral 15
Cherryvale 29, Eureka 22
Chetopa 68, Southern Coffey 22
Cimarron 32, Elkhart 26
Clearwater 41, Circle 13
Clifton-Clyde 50, Wakefield 28
Concordia 32, Chapman 13
Council Grove 7, West Franklin 6
Crest 58, Elk Valley 0
DeSoto 24, Paola 20
Dighton 30, Wilson 0
Ellsworth 21, Minneapolis 17
Fairfield 44, Cunningham 20
Flinthills 62, Burlingame 12
Fort Scott 41, Labette County 6
Frontenac 49, Baxter Springs 12
Garden City 34, Wichita East 13
Garden Plain 41, Conway Springs 21
Gardner-Edgerton 55, BV North 7
Girard 41, Galena 12
Goessel 66, St. John’s Military 40
Hanover 40, Axtell 20
Hesston 35, Pratt 19
Hiawatha 37, Santa Fe Trail 6
Hillsboro 42, Remington 0
Hodgeman County 66, Satanta 0
Hoisington 60, Larned 14
Holcomb 35, Ulysses 25
Holton 48, Jefferson West 6
Hope 36, Southern Cloud 6
Hutchinson 31, Derby 28
Hutchinson Trinity 37, Marion 25
Iola 41, Wellsville 36
Jackson Heights 54, Doniphan West 33
Johnson-Stanton County 46, Sublette 6
Junction City 55, Topeka West 0
KC Harmon 42, KC Sumner 14
KC Schlagle 27, Atchison 20, OT
KC Turner 32, Tonganoxie 13
KC Wyandotte 25, KC Washington 19
Kingman 29, Halstead 28
Kinsley 42, Macksville 36
Kiowa County 50, Pratt Skyline 0
Lakin 70, Ellinwood 6
Lansing 50, KC Bishop Ward 21
Lawrence 32, SM South 15
Lawrence Free State 28, SM East 0
Little River 58, Lincoln 20
Lyndon 56, Jayhawk Linn 0
Madison 59, Lebo 42
Maize 34, Wichita Campus 0
Manhattan 45, Shawnee Heights 35
Marmaton Valley 66, Uniontown 20
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 21, Horton 20
McLouth 40, Jefferson North 0
McPherson 35, Mulvane 30
Meade 74, Syracuse 16
Mill Valley 56, KC Piper 18
Minneola 48, South Gray 0
Moscow 42, Bucklin 9
Nemaha Valley 13, Sabetha 9
Neodesha 37, Burlington 0
Nickerson 38, Haven 21
Northeast-Arma 36, Bluestem 6
Northern Heights 26, Chase County 14
Oakley 30, St. Francis 6
Oberlin-Decatur 21, Perkins County, Neb. 12
Olathe East 14, Olathe North 3
Olathe South 34, SM Northwest 0
Olpe 30, Oswego 26
Osage City 29, Mission Valley 14
Oskaloosa 20, Immaculata 14
Oxford 26, Sedan 24
Peabody-Burns 56, Hartford 8
Perry-Lecompton 36, Royal Valley 22
Pike Valley 17, Lakeside 14
Pittsburg 67, Coffeyville 53
Pittsburg Colgan 30, Columbus 7
Prairie View 37, Central Heights 0
Pretty Prairie 38, Central Plains 14
Riley County 61, St. Mary’s 30
Riverside 38, Onaga 35
Riverton 54, Parsons 6
Rock Creek 56, Christ Preparatory Academy 32
Rock Hills 54, Hutchinson Central Christian 6
Rolla 28, Ashland 6
Rose Hill 52, El Dorado 21
Salina Central 26, Andover Central 0
Salina Sacred Heart 60, Russell 12
Salina South 40, Newton 10
Scott City 51, Goodland 15
Sedgwick 52, Moundridge 7
Silver Lake 32, Rossville 12
SM West 38, Leavenworth 20
Smoky Valley 20, Lyons 6
Solomon 61, Canton-Galva 14
South Barber 30, Caldwell 6
South East 54, Erie 13
South Haven 62, Udall 12
Spearville 82, Deerfield 54
Spring Hill 25, Ottawa 0
St. James Academy 17, Eudora 14
St. John 60, South Central 22
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 68, Palco 18
St. Joseph Christian, Mo. 84, Cair Paravel 50
St. Mary’s (Independence), Mo. 56, Maranatha Academy 12
St. Paul 48, Pleasanton 0
Stafford 52, Argonia 0
Sunrise Christian 40, Fredonia 6
Sylvan-Lucas 54, Western Plains 0
Thunder Ridge 48, Stockton 0
Topeka 40, Emporia 26
Topeka Hayden 41, Highland Park 6
Triplains-Brewster 45, Golden Plains 37
Valley Center 14, Goddard-Eisenhower 6
Valley Falls 42, Pleasant Ridge 28
Valley Heights 39, Troy 6
Wabaunsee 42, Herington 14
Wallace County 59, Greeley County 0
Wamego 35, Clay Center 12
Washburn Rural 22, Topeka Seaman 14
Washington County 43, Republic County 0
Weskan 50, Cheylin 0
Wheatland-Grinnell 32, Logan 18
White City 56, Burrton 6
Wichita Bishop Carroll 38, Kapaun Mount Carmel 6
Wichita Collegiate 17, Maize South 14
Wichita Heights 28, Wichita Northwest 7
Wichita Independent 55, Belle Plaine 20
Wichita Trinity 42, Douglass 14
Yates Center 6, Marais des Cygnes Valley 4
The Hays High boys soccer team scored two goals in the final six minutes to force overtime then scored 3 1/2 minutes into overtime to defeat Liberal 3-2 Thursday at Hays High.
Hays trailed 2-0 at the break. Kellen Griffin scored the two second half goals to tie the game. The first in the 75th minute on an assist from Josue Lopez. The second a minute later on a cross from Shawn Herrman. Herrman scored the game-winner in overtime on an assist from Cody Brown.
The Indians are now 5-6-2 and 3-3-1 in the Western Athletic Conference.
The TMP-Marian boys cross country team finished third and the girls fourth at Thursday’s the Sterling Invitational. Heather Ruder (15:11.91) won the girls race by a little less than five seconds over Hillsboro’s Emily Sechrist.
Andrew Hess was the top finisher for the Monarch boys, coming in 14th (18:13.28).
TMP-Marian Girls Results:
1. Heather Ruder – 15:11.91
22. Kayla Walker – 17:51.16
27. Shelby Stouffer – 18:01.00
32. Jordan Manhart – 18:51.48
36. Annie Mindrup – 19:00.69
42. Grace Volker – 19:41.28
43. Mikaela Flax – 19:46.01
TMP-Marian Boys Results:
14. Andrew Hess – 18:13.28
19. Nick Dopita – 18:51.49
23. Austin Dinkel – 18:56.86
26. Tony Staab – 19>05.19
29. Matt Mindrup – 19:13.49
35. Adam Urban – 19:35.99
43. Sam Schmidt – 20:06.61
The Kansas Volleyball Association is pleased to announce the 2012 Week 5 Volleyball Rankings sponsored by PrepVolleyball.com.
Rank – School – Record – Last Week’s Rank
Class 6A
1. Washburn Rural (16-3) (2)
2. Gardner-Edgerton (19-5) (1)
3. Blue Valley West (15-5) (NR)
4. Blue Valley North (20-5) (4)
5. Olathe East (17-3) (5)
Others: Lawrence Free State (16-5), Manhattan (17-7), Olathe Northwest (21-4), Wichita Northwest (28-3)
Class 5A
1. St. James Academy (20-3) (1 in 4A)
2. Kapaun Mt. Carmel (18-1) (2)
3. St. Thomas Aquinas (20-6) (NR)
4. Bishop Miege (16-5) (1)
5. Valley Center (17-2) (4)
Others: Bishop Carroll (14-4), Newton (20-6), Shawnee Heights (16-3)
Class 4A
1. Topeka-Hayden (16-6) (2)
2. Chanute (24-0) (3)
3. McPherson (23-3) (4)
4. Wamego (24-3) (NR)
5. Holton (17-6) (NR)
Others: Andale (20-7), Jefferson West (21-4), Pratt (21-4), Rose Hill (17-8), Wichita Trinity (23-2)
Class 3A
1. Hillsboro (23-1) (1)
2. Mission Valley (27-1) (1 in 2A)
3. Burlington (22-2) (2)
4. Garden Plain (24-2) (3)
5. Sedgwick (25-1) (4)
Others: Cheney (16-7), Ellsworth (15-3), Hoisington (19-6), Holcomb (20-3), Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic (16-4), Jayhawk-Linn (18-4), Silver Lake (20-8)
Class 2A
1. Ell-Saline (20-2) (3)
2. Burlingame (21-2) (4)
3. Washington County (19-2) (NR)
4. Kiowa County (20-4) (NR)
5. Hill City (18-2) (5)
Others: Decatur County (19-7), Ellis (19-5), Smith Center (19-7), Uniontown (16-5)
Class 1A – Division I
1. Olpe (19-2) (2 in 2A)
2. St. John-Hudson (21-5) (2)
3. Centralia (23-3) (1)
4. Dexter/Cedar Vale (22-2) (3)
5. Spearville (19-3) (NR)
Others: Goessel (18-8), Hoxie (23-2), Thunder Ridge (15-4), Waverly (15-5)
1A – Division II
1. Baileyville B&B (20-2) (1)
2. Norwich (13-3) (2)
3. Argonia (22-2) (4)
4. Ingalls (20-4) (5)
5. Wheatland-Grinnell (13-7) (NR)
Others: St. John’s-Beloit/Tipton (17-6), Wallace County (18-5), Weskan (16-6), Wilson (20-3)
Hays led 1-0 at the half on a Graydon Olson goal. Dodge scored in the 53rd and 67th minute to take the lead. The Indians answered with a Jordan Windholz goal off a rebound of a Shawn Herrman shot one minute later to tie.
Dodge scores 38 seconds later to go up 3-2 but the Indians tie it on Windholz’s second goal of the match in the 78th minute, but it wouldn’t stand as the Red Demons found the back of the net with 24 seconds to play to win it.
The loss drops the Indians to 4-6-2 and 2-2-1 in the Western Athletic Conference.
The Hays High girls’ golf team finishes second at the Great Bend Invitational Tuesday the Stoneridge Country Club.
The Indians shoot a 214, 42 shots behind first place Garden City. Hays placed two in the top-10 led by Courtney Hess who was sixth with a 51. Elissa Jensen finished eighth with a 53.
HHS Results
Courtney Hess-51-6th place
Elissa Jensen-53-8th place
Taylor Herman-54-11th place
Lexie Schaben-56-13th place
Zoey Gubitoso-60-18th place
Maci Mayo-67-26th place
Team Finish:
1. Garden City-172
2. Hays High-214
3. Great Bend-219
4. Dodge City-229
5. Liberal-243
Top 10 Medalists:
1. Abbey Campbell-Garden City-37
2. Abbi Shaddix-Garden City-38
3. Evan Sumner-Liberal-45
4. Megan Stewart-Garden City-47
5. Lindsay Bradstreet-Garden City-50
6. Courtney Hess-Hays High-51
7. Taylor Mohr-Great Bend-53
8. Elissa Jensen-Hays High-53
9. Maddie Werth-Great Bend-53
10. McKenna Mauler-Great Bend-53
Garden City wins 4th straight WAC Championship.
Abbi Shaddix is WAC “Player of the Year”
Melinda Base from Garden City is WAC “Coach of the Year”
FHSU football coach Chris Brown and selected players meet with the media Tuesday (10/2).
Chris Brown
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Cameron Owens
Cameron Owens
Tarean Austin
Tarean Austin
Hawk Rouse
Hawk Rouse
Layton Hickel
Layton Hickel
The Fort Hay sState men’s soccer team dropped to No. 18 in the NSCAA/Continental Tire NCAA Division II Men’s National Poll released today (Oct. 2) by the NSCAA. The Tigers were ranked No. 9 last week, but went 1-1 in this week’s matches, including a 1-0 loss to now No. 10 Lindenwood.
The Tigers, currently 8-2 and 4-1 in the MIAA, are ranked for the fifth straight week, a streak that dates back to the first regular season poll. FHSU was unranked in the preseason poll.
FHSU went 1-1 last week with a 7-0 record-setting win over SBU and a 1-0 loss to Lindenwood. The seven goals are the most scored in a single game for FHSU and the largest margin of victory. Five Tigers scored in the win. In the loss to Lindenwood, the Lions scored the only goal in the 58th minute and shutout the Tigers.
For the first time all season, the Tigers fell in the Central Region ranking, moving to No. 2. Lindenwood jumped to No. 1 with Northeastern State third and Truman fourth.
FHSU is one of two MIAA teams ranked as Lindenwood leaped to No. 10 after being No. 21 last week. Northeastern State received votes in the poll.
This weekend, the Tigers welcome two non-conference foes to the FHSU Soccer Stadium.Eastern New Mexico plays FHSU on Friday (Oct. 5) at 2 p.m. and then No. 11 West Texas A&M takes the pitch at 12 p.m. on Sunday (Oct. 7).
– FHSU Sports Information –
Kansas City, Mo. — Southwest Baptist’s Phillip Miller earned MIAA Men’s Cross Country Athlete of the Week honors while Gentry Linscott earned MIAA Women’s Cross Country Athlete of the Week honors for week five.
MIAA Women’s Cross Country Athlete of the Week
Gentry Linscott, Fort Hays State
Linscott helped the FHSU women to a winning effort in the ESU Invitational in Emporia, Kan. The Tigers had 42 teams points defeating Baker by 24 points overall to win the race. Linscott earned a fourth place overall finish with a time of 18:22 on the 5K course. She was the first runner to scored a team point in the race as she trailed unattached runners. She was 22 second off the race winning pace. The junior is from Effingham, Kan. where she competed at Atchison County High School.
– MIAA –
Kansas City, Mo. — Fort Hays State’s Sade Humphrey earned MIAA Women’s Soccer Athlete of the Week honors for week number five.
MIAA Women’s Soccer Athlete of the Week
Sade Humphrey, F, Fort Hays State
Humphrey scored four goals in three games for the Tigers, putting in two against Friends and one each in games against Washburn and Emporia State. She had the game winning goal in FHSU’s wins over Friends and Emporia State. The game winner against Friends came in the first half as she found the right post from the left side for the goal. The game winner against Emporia State came three minutes into the second half as she deflected the ball into the goal off a corner kick. She finished the week with a total of ten points with four goals and two assists as she had goals on four of her nine shots during the week. The 5-6 senior forward is a native of Salina, Kan. where she competed at Salina Central High School before transferring to FHSU from Newman University.
– MIAA –
Russell shot a 445 and wins the TMP-Marian Golf Invitational Monday at the Smoky Hill Country Club. The Monarchs shot a 520 and finished eighth. Jordin Greer of Hoisington was top medalist with a 99. The Monarchs Monica Michaud shot a 119 and finished 10th.
TMP-Marian Team Results:
Monica Michaud-119
Emily Leiker-128
Haileigh Jacobs-133
Jenna Schuckman-140
Annake Applequist-145
Andie Marsell-145
Team Results:
1. Russell-445
2. Hoisington-453
3. Larned-489
4. Oakley-506
5. Goodland-509
6. Concordia-512
7. Clay Center-512
8. TMP-Marian-520
Individual Medalists:
1. Jordin Greer-Hoisington-99
2. Alex Ptacek-Russell-100
3. Ashton Nickelson-Hoisington-101
4. Megan Boxberger-Russell-102
5. Brittany Skelton-Larned-105
6. Janae Champlin-Concordia-111
7. Sage Alquist-Clay Center-113
8. Sydney Parsons-Oakley-115
9. Abby Ayre-Larned-117
10. Monica Michaud-TMP-Marian-119
