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TMP-Marian Basketball Teams Destroy Quinter

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GIRLS: TMP 57, Quinter 34

The girls’ basketball team from Thomas More Prep – Marian scored the first 18 points of Friday’s game against Quinter and cruised to a 57-34 win at Al Billinger Fieldhouse in Hays.

After shutting out Quinter (5-10) in the first quarter, the Lady Monarchs held a 36-12 lead at halftime. With the starters out of the game for the majority of the second half, the Lady Bulldogs got within 16 in the fourth quarter until TMP (13-3) finished the game on a 7-0 run.

TMP, who had nine different players score Friday night, has won six straight games. Junior Heather Ruder and senior Jenna Lang led the way with 13 points each while senior Rachel Jacobs added 11.

Girls’ Game Highlights
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Coach Alan Billinger’s Post-game Interview
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BOYS:  TMP 74, Quinter 33

A strong second half resulted in a blowout win for the TMP-Marian boys Friday night against Quinter. The Monarchs held the Bulldogs to 13 points in the second half and went on for a 74-33 victory at Al Billinger Fieldhouse.

TMP (10-6) trailed 13-12 late in the first quarter but would end the period with two straight 3-pointers by senior Nick Hammeke. The Monarchs would never trail after that point. Hammeke drilled six 3-pointers in the first half and had 20 points by the end of the half.

TMP put together a 18-4 run to begin the third quarter and the route was on after that. The 74 points scored set a new season high for TMP and marked the second time this year they have scored above 70.

Eleven different players scored for the Monarchs. Hammeke wasn’t able to score in the second half finishing with 20 points. Senior Taylor Pfeifer ended with 11 points and junior Shane Zimmerman added 10.

TMP will be at home once again next Tuesday as they welcome in Hoisington.

Boys’ Game Highlights
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Coach Joe Hertel’s Post-game Interview
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Friday Night Basketball Scores 2/10/11

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BOYS’ BASKETBAL
Abilene 59, Wamego 48
Andale 51, Wellington 36
Andover 44, McPherson 43
Andover Central 57, Goddard-Eisenhower 43
Beloit 64, Russell 39
Berean Academy 32, Hutchinson Trinity 17
Bern 61, Washington County 50
Buhler 52, El Dorado 51, OT
Burrton 40, Stafford 24
Cheney 73, Douglass 70
Clearwater 33, Circle 19
Concordia 52, Chapman 34
Conway Springs 71, Wichita Independent 37
Derby 58, Maize 57
Doniphan West 68, Horton 66
Emporia 72, Highland Park 56
Garden Plain 46, Belle Plaine 43
Hays-TMP-Marian 74, Quinter 33
Hesston 50, Nickerson 48, OT
Hill City 73, Smith Center 58
Holton 64, Jefferson West 53
Hutchinson 43, Wichita Campus 42
Inman 55, Moundridge 53
Jefferson North 62, Immaculata 53
Junction City 52, Shawnee Heights 42
KC Sumner 83, Atchison 32
LaCrosse 47, Central Plains 40
Lawrence 72, Olathe North 51
Liberal 52, Hays 40
Lincoln 43, Tescott 33
Manhattan 45, Topeka Seaman 34
Marion 62, Bennington 59
Natoma 56, Northern Valley 54
Nemaha Valley 62, Perry-Lecompton 28
Neodesha 59, Eureka 35
Newton 60, Salina South 46
Olathe Northwest 66, Olathe East 52
Onaga 57, Axtell 45
Osage City 51, Olpe 47
Ottawa 63, Louisburg 26
Pratt 61, Haven 38
Remington 42, Ell-Saline 40
Sabetha 43, Santa Fe Trail 37
Sedgwick 62, Canton-Galva 30
SM East 49, SM Northwest 36
SM South 56, Leavenworth 53
SM West 66, SM North 59
Smoky Valley 56, Hillsboro 42
Southeast Saline 51, Minneapolis 36
Southern Coffey 55, Marmaton Valley 34
St. Thomas Aquinas 58, Blue Valley Stilwell 51
Tonganoxie 50, KC Bishop Ward 40
University Academy, Mo. 65, St. James Academy 47
Valley Center 53, Goddard 43
Washburn Rural 50, Topeka 48
Wichita Heights 83, Wichita Northwest 61
Wichita North 67, Wichita South 54
Wilson 71, Pike Valley 48
Word of Life 64, Macksville 52

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Andover Central 76, Goddard-Eisenhower 38
Atchison 60, KC Sumner 49
Atchison County 59, Troy 26
Beloit 51, Russell 34
Bennington 51, Marion 44, OT
Berean Academy 62, Hutchinson Trinity 42
Bishop Carroll 77, Wichita West 24
Buhler 68, El Dorado 42
Burrton 55, Stafford 21
Chase County 61, Wichita Home School 39
Circle 42, Clearwater 28
Concordia 41, Chapman 38
Conway Springs 43, Wichita Independent 26
Douglass 33, Cheney 30
Ell-Saline 43, Remington 42
Frankfort 51, Blue Valley 46
Garden Plain 54, Belle Plaine 27
Green Co., Ky. 67, Sunrise Christian 57
Hanover 52, Valley Heights 50
Hays 64, Liberal 33
Hays-TMP-Marian 57, Quinter 34
Hesston 50, Nickerson 34
Highland Park 51, Emporia 50
Hillsboro 57, Smoky Valley 32
Hoisington 55, Ellinwood 26
Holcomb 57, Southwestern Hts. 44
Holton 54, Jefferson West 24
Hope 42, Little River 38, OT
Hoxie 81, Oberlin-Decatur 18
Hugoton 43, Scott City 35
Hutchinson 70, Wichita Campus 40
Jackson Heights 52, McLouth 33
Junction City 33, Shawnee Heights 32
Kapaun Mount Carmel 65, Wichita East 48
Lebo 34, Burlingame 24
Lincoln 75, Tescott 16
Maize 65, Derby 53
Manhattan 40, Topeka Seaman 38
Marysville 47, Clay Center 36
McPherson 47, Andover 23
Medicine Lodge 45, Bluestem 38
Minneapolis 58, Southeast Saline 52, OT
Moundridge 40, Inman 21
Natoma 56, Northern Valley 54
Nemaha Valley 39, Perry-Lecompton 25
Newton 48, Salina South 38
Norwich 61, Attica 24
Olpe 61, Osage City 26
Otis-Bison 41, Ness City 29
Pike Valley 50, Wilson 38
Pratt 40, Haven 38
Rawlins County 52, Norton 29
Republic County 50, Ellsworth 36
Sabetha 60, Santa Fe Trail 54
Sedgwick 46, Canton-Galva 23
Silver Lake 63, Rossville 46
Smith Center 79, Hill City 35
Southern Coffey 63, Marmaton Valley 25
St. John’s Beloit 53, Chase 35
Sublette 44, Syracuse 28
Thunder Ridge 46, Lakeside 22
Topeka 50, Washburn Rural 46
Topeka Hayden 41, Topeka West 40
Valley Center 38, Goddard 20
Wamego 50, Abilene 35
Washington County 65, Bern 43
Wellington 47, Andale 43
Wetmore 50, Clifton-Clyde 24
Wichita Heights 64, Wichita Northwest 23
Wichita South 37, Wichita North 26
Winfield 41, Augusta 30
Word of Life 65, Macksville 33

Hays High Indians fall to Liberal 52-40

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The Hays High Indians fell to the Liberal Redskins by the score of 52-40 Friday night in Liberal. The game was very competitive and back-and-forth, with the Indians trailing by 2 at half. But Hays High’s offense would go cold in the second half, with the Redskins going on a 12-3 run to end the game. Freshman Brady Worth clocked in 5 blocks in the game. Hays High Boys fall to 4-11 on the season.

 

 

Game Highlights:
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Rick Keltner Post-Game Interview:
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Y102 Game Of The Week: Logan Women, Palco Men Win

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The Palco Roosters and the Logan Trojan basketball teams split a pair of games tonight on the Country Bull Y102 Area Game of the Week. In the girls matchup the Trojans opened the game with a three-point play from Alethea Bennett and began the game on a 6-2 run. Palco battled back and tied the game at 6 with a 4-0 run of their own. Logan’s Caley Greving scored eight of her 12 points in the first quarter giving Logan an 11-8 lead after the first quarter.

Hannah Pinkerton opened the scoring in the second quarter for Logan with a three pointer helping Logan go on an 8-0 run to take a 18-8 lead. Greving and Pinkerton combined for 10 of the 14 points Logan scored in the second quarter as they led Palco 25-14 at halftime. Logan kept up the pressure in the third quarter putting together a 26-4 run to end the game and come away with a 43-21 win.

Greving and Bennett lead the Trojans with 12 points each and Pinkerton added 11. Kali Newell led Palco with 6 points and Jaci Benoit and Justine Cadoret both added four.

Logan is now 9-5 while Palco drops to 4-9 with the loss.

In the boys matchup the Logan boys came into the game still searching for their first of the season and unfortunately Palco was just too much on this night.

Palco opened up the scoring in the first quarter when Kody Hamel made one of two free throws and led 1-0 nothing. Logan answered back and took the lead at 2-1, they would only lead one more time in the game at 10-9, after that it was all Palco. Palco used a 16-2 run to end the first and into the final minutes of the second quarter to take a 26-15 halftime lead. Hamel had 12 points and Seth Ambrister added 10 in the first half for Palco. Palco didn’t let up in the second half eight, outscoring Logan 17-11 in the half.

Hamel led all scorers with 20 points, Armbrister added 17 and Chase Newell chipped in 8 for the Roosters. Logan’s Tracy Archer led the Trojans with 8 and Lane Archer finished with 7 points.

Palco improved to 6-9 with the win and Logan dropped to 0-14 with the loss. Logan returns to action on Tuesday when they travel to Oberlin to take on the Decatur Community Red Devils while the Roosters will take on Wilson on Tuesday at Wilson.

Check below for game highlights and wrap up.

 

Girls Game Highlights:

GOTW Girls Highlights 2-10

Boys Game Highlights:

GOTW Boys Highlights 2-10

Girls & Boys Wrap Up:

LOGAN VS PALCO WRAP 2-10

Hays High Wrestlers Win Second Straight WAC Title

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The Hays High wrestling team lost five of their first six matches last night and fell behind 27-3 at Great Bend, but the Indians win their final seven to rally for a 38-27 victory over the Panthers and win their second straight Western Athletic Conference championship.

Three of their final seven wins were by fall and another by technical fall.

Complete match results below.

HHS   GB
106 Russ Kohl lost to Ryan Deslauries by a fall in :49                                            0 – 6
113 Caleb Hecker lost to Arturo Sanchez by 1 – 6 Decision                                0 – 9
120 Kevin Arnhold lost to Chris Burley by a fall in 1:50                                      0 – 15
126 Derek Stiles beat Brett Roberts by a 6 – 1 Decision                                         3 – 15
132 Tathan Burkhart lost to Greg Burley by a fall in 1:22                                   3 – 21
138 Cade Albert lost to Cody Lytle by fall  in 4:59                                                    3 – 27
145 Leroy Franco beat Joe Lindenberger by a 6 – 5 Decision                            6 – 27
152 Ethan Deterding beat Emerson Campbell by a 2 – 0 decision                  9 – 27
160 Kyler Meyers beat Darian Yager by a 9 – 2 decision                                    12 – 27
170 Preston Weigel beat Bryce Hofmeister by a 15 – 0 Technical Fall         17 – 27
182 Brandon Weigel beat Justin Henry by a fall in 1:44                                      23 – 27
195 Chandler Rule beat Roman Garcia by a 4 – 2 decision                                26 – 27
220 Cash Drylie beat Ivan Prieto by a fall in 1:29                                                   32 – 27
285 Luke Madden beat Jacob Crane by a fall in :55                                               38 – 27

Final Hays High 38 Great Bend 27

 

No. 15 FHSU Wrestling Rallies For Win Over No. 20 Colorado Mesa

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Trailing 16-15 going into the final two matches, Tanner Kriss and Justin Glenn won two decisions to give No. 15 Fort Hays State a 21-16 win over No. 20 Colorado Mesa on Thursday night at Gross Memorial Coliseum.

Kriss started the late rally by the Tigers with a 6-2 decision win over Korey Kennedy at 197 pounds. After the Kriss won and the Tigers holding a slim 18-16 advantage, Glenn closed out the match with a 6-4 win over Francisco Retana for the final 21-16 score.

FHSU started the match with a 6-0 lead after Collin Hase notched a forfeit win at 125 pounds. The Mavericks knotted the match at 6-6 with back-to-back wins at 133 and 141 pounds. Tyler Nelson defeated Kyle Johnson via a 7-3 decision at 133, while the 141-pound match saw a battle between two ranked wrestlers. No. 7 CJ Napier suffered his first loss of the season as No. 8 James Martinez of Colorado Mesa won via a 7-3 decision. Napier is now 6-1 this season.

All-American Mitchell Means won at 149 pounds over Trevor Donarski in a 7-2 decision, giving FHSU a 9-6 lead. After the Mavericks tied it back up at 9-9, Sam Thoman gained six points for the Tigers as Thoman pinned Chester Grandard in the first period at 2:13.

Benny Armstrong and Aaron Berscheidt dropped their bouts to allow the Mavericks to take their first lead at 16-15 before the final two wins for the Tigers by Kriss and Glenn. Armstrong fell in a close 5-4 decision to Zak Slotten at 174, while Berscheidt lost in a 14-0 major decision to Nick Peterson.

The Tigers, now 4-2 and 3-2 in the RMAC, welcome No. 18 Western State to Gross Memorial Coliseum Friday for a 7 pm match.

– FHSU Sports Information –

Thursday’s High School Basketball Scores

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Bennington 64, Southern Cloud 31
Central Plains 51, Larned 41
Dodge City 53, Colby 43
Macksville 74, Western Plains 23
Smith Center 53, Ellis 44

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Blue Valley 39, St. Thomas Aquinas 23
Central Plains 60, Larned 32
Dodge City 36, Colby 35
KC Wyandotte 56, KC Harmon 21

Hot Start Carries Fort Hays State To Win Over Truman

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The Fort Hays State Tigers hit their first seven shots of the game including three 3-pointers, building an early 10 point lead then went on a 16-0 run to build a 22-point lead early in the second half and defeat Truman State 76-57 Wednesday night at Gross Coliseum.

Truman pulled to within six with just under five minutes to play in the first half, but the Tigers close the half on a 10-0 run to lead 36-20 at the break, holding them scoreless for almost seven minutes.

FHSU (15-6, 9-6 MIAA) shot 58-percent in the second half and led by as many as 29 in the second half.

Omar McDade led five Tigers in double-figures with 16 points on 4-of-6 3-point shooting. Simmons had 15 points and 11 rebounds, Moses Dayee hit four 3’s and scored 14, Kendrick Morse 12 and Karron McKenzie 10.

Mark Johnson Postgame Interview:
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Omar McDade Postgame Interview:
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Game Highlights:
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No. 7 Kansas Defeats No. 6 Baylor

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Waco, TX – Jeff Withey scored a career-high 25 points as No. 7 Kansas rolled over sixth-ranked Baylor, 68-54, to take a share of first place in the Big 12.

The teams entered the game in a tie for second place with identical 8-2 conference records, but the Jayhawks (19-5, 9-2 Big 12) used Withey’s career day and a stifling second-half defense to overtake the Bears.

“He was great. That’s probably about as good offensively we’ve had a big man play here in a while,”Kansashead coach Bill Self said about Withey. “He was great and we needed him to be great tonight.”

The Jayhawks forced nine turnovers in the second half and held Baylor to 9- for-25 shooting to earn a tie withMissourifor the conference’s top spot.

Tyshawn Taylor added 19 points and Thomas Robinson had 15 with 11 rebounds inKansas’ second win in three games.

Pierre Jackson paced Baylor (21-3, 8-3) with 16 points, while Quincy Acy and Cory Jefferson each added 11 as the Bears had their four-game win streak snapped. Acy added a team-high 10 rebounds in the loss.

Baylor opened a back-and-forth first half with a 7-0 spurt, butKansasanswered with seven straight points to tie the game.

Jeffersonstopped the run with a jumper, sparking a 12-2 swing by the Bears to jump out to their largest lead of the game, 19-9.

A Robinson dunk followed by a Withey field goal closed the gap to six beforeJackson’s three-pointer stretched Baylor’s lead back to 22-13.

Withey then scored the game’s next four points to get within five of the Bears, and after Jefferson’s jumper put Baylor up, 29-22, Withey notched five points and Conner Teahan sank two threes in an 11-1 run that put Kansas ahead 33-30 at the break.

The Jayhawks continued rolling in the second half, scoring 14 of the first 16 points to increase their lead to 47-32.

The game was never in doubt from there, asKansasheld a double-digit advantage for the remainder of the contest, leading by as much as 22 points and by no less than 12 en route to the victory.

“I’m most disappointed with the fight that we had,” Baylor head coach Scott Drew said. “I thought for 13 minutes into the second half, we didn’t play or compete like we’ve done all year, and that was disappointing.”

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Double-Double From Lehman Lifts FHSU Past Truman

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Kate Lehman was two blocked shots short of a triple-double. The Newton, Kan. freshman scored 13 points, grabbed 11 rebounds had eight blocked shots and four assists as the Fort Hays State Lady Tigers ended a two-game losing streak with a 63-56 home win over Truman State Wednesday night.

The Tigers started the game hitting just six of their first 19 shots but finished the half connecting on nine of their last 11 for a 33-17 lead at the break and pushed the lead as high as 11 twice in the second half.

Kate Edwards added  21 points and eight boards as FHSU improves to 16-7 and 8-7 in the MIAA.

Becka McHenry scored a game-high 24 points to lead Truman who falls to 12-9 and 7-9 n the conference.

Tony Hobson Postgame Interview:
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Game Highlights:
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FHSU Wrestling Remains No. 15 In National Poll

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The Fort Hays State wrestlers remained No. 15 in the latest poll released by the Division II Wrestling Coaches Association Wednesday. Mitchell Means moves up to No. 2 in the 149-pound class, while both Walker Clarke (184 pounds) and CJ Napier (141 pounds) remain at No. 1 and No. 7, respectively in their weight classes.

For the third straight poll, the Tiger wrestlers held on to the No. 15 spot. The Tigers finished third on the Kansas Cup in their only action since the last poll. Overall, FHSU is 3-2 on the season and 2-2 in the RMAC.

Clarke remained atop the 184-pound class with his No. 1 ranking. The junior from Stillwater, Okla. has held the top stop for three straight polls. Clarke most recently won his weight class at the Kansas Cup, going 3-0 at the tournament.

Napier held at the No. 7 spot in the 141-pound class after entering the polls last time around. A sophomore from Columbus, Kan. is 6-0 on the season, including a 3-0 day and an individual title at the Kansas Cup.

Means moved into the No. 2 spot in the 149-pound class. He was previously third in the class before this poll. A season ago Means was an All-American for the Tigers.

The Tigers return to the mat Thursday (Feb. 9) in a home dual with No. 20 Colorado Mesa at 7 p.m. in Gross Memorial Coliseum.

– FHSU Sports Information –

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