The Hays High girls basketball team dropped to 1-2 on the season, losing 46-40 to Newton in the third-place game of the 29th annual Hays City Shootout Saturday afternoon.
With the loss, the Indians finish in fifth place.
Listen below for highlights and the post-game head coach interview.
Game Highlights
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Kirk Maska Postgame Interview
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The Hays Highboys basketall team claimed fourth place at the Hays City Shootout, defeating newton 40-37 Saturday afternoon at Felten Middle School.
Lane Clark hit a last-second 3-pointer to break the 37-all tie.
The Indians move to 2-1 on the season.
Listen below for the highlights, and the coach’s post-game interview.
Game Highlights
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Rick Keltner Postgame Interview
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Manhattan, KS – Jon Hubert’s 26-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter lifted the 16th-ranked Kansas State Wildcats over Iowa State 30-23 at a rainy Bill Snyder Family Stadium Saturday afternoon. The opening kickoff was delayed for almost an hour and a half due to lightning.
Hubert carried the ball 15 times for 120 yards for the Wildcats (10-2, 7-2 Big 12), who can still clinch a three-way share of the Big 12 championship. Kansas State needs an Oklahoma upset of Oklahoma State later Saturday in order for that to happen.
Collin Klein completed 7-of-15 passes for 158 yards and a touchdown. He also carried the ball 26 times for 86 yards and a score.
Jared Barnett connected on 15-of-27 passes for 153 yards, one touchdown and an interception for the Cyclones (6-6, 3-6 Big 12), who have lost two in a row.
Jeff Woody carried the ball 23 times for 85 yards and a two touchdowns, the second tying the game in the fourth quarter.
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After dropping their first two games of the season, the Thomas More Prep – Marian boys’ basketball team got a victory Saturday afternoon in the 7th-place contest against Colby in the Hays City Shootout.
TMP scored the first five points of the game and never trailed against the Eagles going on for a 63-38 win.
Nine players scored for the Monarchs including three in double digits. Senior Nick Hammeke led all scorers with 14 points. Seniors Jacob Fouts and Taylor Pfeifer scored 11 and 10 points respectively.
Colby’s Luke Cox scored 24 points against Hays High in the consolation semifinals the day before. Cox was held to just three points at Felten Middle School on Saturday.
TMP (1-2) will turn around and play the same Eagles team on Thursday in Colby.
Joe Hertel Postgame Interview
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The Hays High girls basketball teams falls to Riley County 54-22 Friday night in the semifinals of the Hays City Shootout.
Listen below for game highlights.
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The Hays High Indians boys basket ball team defeats Colby 57-54 Fridya night in a second-round consolation game at the 29th Annual Hays City Shootout.
Listen below for game highlights, coaches interview and a wrap up of the game.
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Rick Keltner Postgame Interview
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Week 1-December 2nd
Boys
Western Athletic Conference
*De Soto 47 Great Bend 27
*Hays High 57 Colby 54
*Wichita East 59 Dodge City 31
Mid-Central Activities Association
*Newton 46 TMP-Marian 37
Central Prairie League
*Hoisington 60 Central Plains 43
Macksville 70 Ness City 50
*Otis-Bison (16-10) ____ Wilson (20-2) ____
*Fowler 62 Western Plains 23
*Sterling 62 LaCrosse 30
*St. John 71 Skyline 50
Greater West Activities Conference
Scott Community 71 Goodland 37
Hi-Plains League
* Sublette 73 Kinsley 59
*Ulysses 56 Cimarron 47
*Hugoton (4-17) 62 Syracuse (23-1) 59
Mid-Continent League
Hill City 66 Stockton 46
Osborne (9-11) 23 Plainville (19-2) 71
Phillipsburg 45 Ellis (8-14) 37
*Dighton 66 Trego 60
North Central Athletics Association
*Concordia 66 Beloit 51
Southeast of Saline 67 Centre 34
Ellsworth 61 Lyons 58
Sacred Heart 76 Solomon 57
*Ellinwood 45 Russell 38
Northwest Kansas League
Decatur Community (14-8) 47 Oakley (6-15) 43
Hoxie 70 Quinter 54
Northern Plains League
Lakeside 48 Southern Cloud 33
St. John’s/Tipton 42 Northern Valley 34
*Wakefield (1-20) ____ Sylvan-Lucas (12-8) ____
*Hope 49 Tescott 42
*Alma, NE. 36 Thunder Ridge 28
*Washington Co. 65 Pike Valley 33
*Burrton (5-16) ____Chase (11-6) ____
*Victoria 50 Palco 43
*Smith Center 83 Logan 36
Western Kansas Liberty League
Wheatland-Grinnell 40 Weskan 36
Greeley Co. 52 Golden Plains 34
*Healy 53 Wichita Co. 43
Triplains/Brewster (1-19) ____ Cheylin (12-8) ____
Girls
Western Athletic Conference
*Wichita East 51 Dodge City 48
*Riley Co. 54 Hays High 22
*DeSoto 48 Great Bend 36
Mid-Central Activities Association
*TMP-Marian 51 Newton 47
Central Prairie League
*Central Plains 45 Hoisington 34
Ness City 52 Macksville 33
*Wilson 45 Otis-Bison 26
*Fowler (5-15) ____ Western Plains (0-16) ____
*LaCrosse (11-6) ____ Sterling (10-11) ____
*St. John 59 Skyline 32
Greater West Activities Conference
Scott Community (6-15) ____ Goodland (11-10) ____
*Holcomb (1-0) ____ Del City, OK. (1-0)
Hi-Plains League
*Kinsley 53 Sublette 35
*Cimarron 72 Ulysses 39
*Hugoton (5-14) ____ Syracuse (2-14) ____
Mid-Continent League
Hill City 58 Stockton 41
Osborne 57 Plainville 34
Phillipsburg 52 Ellis 28
*Trego 51 Dighton 35
North Central Athletics Association
*Beloit 61 Concordia 27
Southeast of Saline 57 Centre 22
Ellsworth 48 Lyons 45
Sacred Heart 37 Solomon 34
*Russell 63 Ellinwood 28
Northwest Kansas League
Decatur Community (9-11) ____ Oakley (15-5) ____
Hoxie 54 Quinter 29
Northern Plains League
Lakeside 59 Southern Cloud 49
Northern Valley (2-16) ____ St. John’s/Tipton (22-27) ____
*Wakefield (13-8) ____ Sylvan-Lucas (14-7) ____
* Hope 48 Tescott 26
*Thunder Ridge 41 Alma, NE. 29
* Washington Co. 67 Pike Valley 44
* Chase 38 Burrton 30
*Victoria 55 Palco 36
*Smith Center 60 Logan 42
Western Kansas Liberty League
Wheatland-Grinnell (10-10) ____ Weskan (12-9) ____
Golden Plains 47 Greeley Co. 27
*Wichita Co. (13-9) ____Healy (2-13) ____
Triplains/Brewster (2-18) ____ Cheylin (9-13) ____
Wallace Co. (12-9) ____ OPEN
*Non-League Games
After falling behind 18-6, the Tiger grapplers won the last four matches to upset No. 7 Central Oklahoma, 21-18, on Thursday night (Dec. 1) at Gross Memorial Coliseum in FHSU’s first dual of the season. Tied at 18-18, senior Justin Glenn won an overtime decision, 5-3, on a late takedown to give the Tigers the 21-18 win.
The Tiger rally started with an Aaron Berscheidt win by forfeit at 174 that cut the Bronchos lead in half to 18-12 with the six points. Junior Walker Clarke scored three points for the Tigers with a close 3-2 decision win at 184 pounds to pull FHSU to within three at 18-15. Another one-point decision tied the score at 18-18 when sophomore Tanner Kriss won a 5-4 decision.
The dual came down to the final match at heavyweight between senior Justin Glenn and UCO’s Cody Daughlin. After being tied through the regulation seven minutes, Glenn won in overtime, giving the Tigers the 21-18 victory.
Redshirt freshman Joey Dozier pinned UCO’s Kaleb Cradduck at 149 points to give the Tigers their first points of the match.
FHSU dropped the first three matches of the night. Adam Ludwin lost a 7-4 decision to Ryan Brooks at 125 poinds, Robbie Hines fell on a pin at 2:41 to Trison Graham and Dustin Dooley dropped a 4-2 decision to Casy Rowell at 141 pounds. The Tigers fell behind 12-0 before the Dozier win via pin.
After the Dozier win, the Bronchos won twice more at 157 and 165 pounds. Cory Dauphin defeated Derek Koehn in a close 3-2 decision, while Chris Watson won a 5-1 decision over Benny Armstrong to give UCO an 18-6 lead before the Tiger rally.
FHSU (1-0) hosts the Bob Smith Open this weekend, starting at 9 a.m. Saturday (Dec. 3) at Gross Memorial Coliseum.
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The TMP-Marian boys basketball team fell behind 20-8 after the first quarter and 34-10 at halftime and fall to DeSoto 57-34 in the opening round of the Hays City Shootout.
The Monarchs outscore the Wildcats 24-23 in the second half.
Jacob Fouts was the only Monarch to reach double-figures scoring 16.
The Monarchs will play Newton Friday at 5:45pm at the Felten Middle School Gym.
Check below to hear highlights from the game and a coaches interview.
Game Highlights
Boys Game Highlights
Joe Hertel Postgame Interview
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The Hays High boys fell behind early 12-2 and trailed by as many as 17 in the early part of the second quarter to the Kearney Bearcats and lose 73-51 in their Hays City Shootout Opener.
The Indians would respond with a 12-2 run to pull within seven three different times, but could get no closer. They trailed by 11 at the half and were behind by double-figures the entire second half.
The Indians were outrebounded by 18 and had no body score more than seven points.
Hays will now play Colby in the second round Friday at 9:15pm at Felten Middle School.
Rick Keltner Postgame Interview
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Game Highlights
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The Hays High Lady Indians held Kearney to seven first half points, using an 18-5 second quarter run to go up 14 then held off a Bearcat four quarter rally for a 38-30 win in the opening round of the 29th annual Hays City Shoot Out Thruday night.
Kearney pulled within eight and had the ball the the Indians never let them get any closer.
Hays wins despite 29 turnovers.
Paige Lunsford and Katelyn Shumacher each scored 10.
Hays High will now face Riley County in the winners bracket semifinals Friday at 7:30pm at the Hays High Gym.
Kirk Maska Postgame Interview
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The TMP-Marian Lady Monarchs us good free throw shooting down the stretch to holf off DeSoto 47-37 in their opener at the Hays City Shootout Thursday night.
The Monarchs led by three at the half and outscored the Wildcats 24-17 in the second and hit and hit 10 of 12 free throw attempts in the fourth quarter.
Rachel Jacobs led the Monarchs with a game-high 23 and was 11-for-11 at the line. Jenna Lang added 15.
The Lady Monarchs will now play Newton in the semifinals Friday at 4pm at the Hays High Gym. The Railers rolled past Great Bend 72-26 in their opener.
Listen below for game highlights and the TMP Coaches Interview!
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Girls Game Highlights
Alan Billinger Postgame Interview
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MANHATTAN,Kan.(AP) – Thomas Gipson had 17 points and 13 rebounds for his first career double-double, Will Spradling added 14 points and Kansas State used a big second-half run to beat George Washington 69-56 on Thursday night.
Jamar Samuels added 10 points and 10 rebounds in his second game since serving a suspension for violating team rules, teaming with Gipson and Jordan Henriquez to give the Wildcats (4-0) an imposing front line. That contributed to 25 second-chance points against their smaller Atlantic 10 opponent.
George Washington (4-2), picked to finish fourth in the A-10, hung around until midway through the second half, when Spradling and company put together a 15-1 run that covered about six minutes.
After beating up on four weak opponents at home, Kansas State now hits the road to face Virginia Tech on Sunday, then plays West Virginia and former coach Bob Huggins on a neutral floor in Wichita next week.
