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Local Calendar
Today
Fort Hays
Wrestling at Kansas Cup in Baldwin
City.
Monday
Hays Middle School
Girls’ basketball (7th, 8th) at Colby, 3:30
p.m.
Tuesday
Hays Middle School
Boys’ basketball (8th) vs. G.C.-Horace
Good at HMS gym, 3:30 p.m.
Wednesday
Fort Hays
Women’s & men’s basketball at Emporia
State in Emporia, 5:30 & 7:30 p.m.
Thursday
Hays High
Girls’ basketball (V) at Mid-America
Classic in McPherson vs. Olathe South,
3 p.m.
TMP-Marian
Wrestling (V/JV) vs. Plainville at Al
Billinger Fieldhouse, 6 p.m.
Hays Middle School
Boys’ basketball (7th) vs. G.C.-Horace
Good at HMS gym, 3:30 p.m.
Friday
Hays High
Boys’ basketball (V/JV) vs. Dodge City at
HHS gym, 5:45 p.m. (JV then varsity).
Boys’ basketball (9th) vs. Dodge City at
HHS gym, 4 p.m.
Girls’ basketball (V) at Mid-America
Classic in McPherson, TBA.
Wrestling (V) at Garden City Invitational, noon.
TMP-Marian
Girls’ & boys’ basketball (V/JV) vs.
Abilene at Al Billinger Fieldhouse, 6
p.m.
GIrls’ & boys’ basketball (9th) vs.
Abilene, 4:30 p.m.
Saturday
Fort Hays
Women’s & men’s basketball at Washburn in Topeka, 5 & 7 p.m.
Hays High
Girls’ basketball (V) at Mid-America
Classic in McPherson, TBA.
Wrestling (V) at Garden City Invitational, 9 a.m.
TMP-Marian
Boys’ basketball (JV) at Ellsworth Invitational, 9 a.m.
Hays Middle School
Girls’ basketball (7th, 8th) at East-West
Gig at HMS and HHHS gyms, 10 a.m.
Basketball
College standings
Big 12
Men
Conference Overall
W-L
W-L
Kansas
5-1
16-3
Kansas State
5-2
12-8
West Virginia
4-2
16-3
Iowa State
4-2
14-4
Texas
3-3
14-5
Oklahoma
3-3
12-6
Oklahoma State
3-4
13-6
Baylor
2-3
13-4
TCU
1-5
14-5
Texas Tech
1-6
11-9
Saturday’s results
Kansas 75, Texas 62
Kansas State 63, Oklahoma State 53
West Virginia 86, TCU 85
Texas Tech 78, Iowa State 73
Oklahoma at Baylor, 5 p.m. (ESPN2).
Monday’s games
Texas at Iowa State, 8 p.m. (ESPN).
Tuesday’s games
West Virginia at Kansas State, 6 p.m.
(ESPN2).
Baylor at Oklahoma State, 8 p.m. (ESPNNews)
Women
Conference
W-L
Baylor
7-0
Oklahoma
6-1
Iowa State
4-2
TCU
4-3
Texas
3-3
Oklahoma State
2-5
Texas Tech
3-4
West Virginia
2-5
Kansas
2-5
Kansas State
1-6
Tigers,
Overall
W-L
18-1
12-56
13-4
12-6
14-3
12-6
13-6
12-7
11-9
11-7
Missouri Valley
Men
Conference Overall
W-L
W-L
Wichita St.
7-0
17-2
Northern Iowa
6-1
17-2
Indiana St.
6-2
10-10
Evansville
5-3
15-5
Illinois St.
4-3
12-7
Loyola
3-5
13-7
Southern Illinois
2-6
9-12
Missouri St.
2-5
8-11
Bradley
1-6
6-14
Drake
1-6
4-15
Saturday’s results
Indiana State 72, Loyola 61
Evansville 75, S. Illinois 66
Missouri State at Bradley (N)
Today’s games
Drake at Wichita State, 1 p.m.
Northern Iowa at Illinois State, 3 p.m.
Tuesday’s games
Indiana State at Evansville, 7 pm.
Women
Conference Overall
W-L
W-L
Drake
6-0
11-6
Wichita St.
6-0
15-3
Northern Iowa
5-1
9-8
Evansville
5-3
10-9
Missouri St.
4-2
7-10
Indiana St.
3-4
13-5
Southern Illinois
2-3
9-7
Loyola
0-6
2-15
Illinois St.
0-6
0-17
Bradley
0-6
1-16
Friday’s results
Drake 72, Indiana State 65
Northern Iowa 58, Evansville 44
Missouri State 61, S. Illinois 57
Wichita State 85, Illinois State 38
Today’s games
Drake at Evasville, 1 p.m.
Northern Iowa at Indiana State, 1:05
p.m.
Bradley at Loyola, 2 p.m.
Illinois State at Missouri State, 2:05 p.m.
S. Illinois at Wichita State, 3;45 p.m.
MIAA
Men
Prep boxscores
Friday
Boys
TMP 66, Stockton 40
Thunder Ridge 54, St. John’sTipton 46
Stockton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 11 8 12 — 40
TMP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 21 10 18 — 66
Stockton —Bellervie 2, E. Hamel 1, C.
Hamel 12, Kuhlman 7, Williams 6, Green
3, Wiltfong 7, Williams 2.
TMP —Hoffman 78, Schmidt 23, Megaffin 4, Ruder 4, Vitztum 17, Schumacher 4,
Schippers 4, Fouts 3.
Thunder Ridge. . . . . . . . . 13 19 14 9 — 54
St. John’s-Tipton. . . . . . . . 7 11 12 16 — 46
Thunder Ridge — Pettijohn 2, Dennis 3,
Bretton 10, Burger 7, WEbb 8, Riley 14,
Peterson 10.
St. John’s-Tipton — Smith 2, Gates 2, Shellito 7, Walter 9, Eilert 20, Hollerich 5,
Miller 1.
Cheylin 60, Palco 29
Russell 51, La Crosse 34
Cheylin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 10 17 12 — 50
Palco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 5 10 7 — 29
Cheylin — Vandke 6, Janicke 18, Leonard
5, Porbusky 10, Frisbie 1, Barnett 5, Pochop 5. Palco — Handley 9, Hope 2, Desaire 11, Thompson 7.
Thunder Ridge 49, Wilson 46
Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 12 8 16 — 46
Thunder Ridge. . . . . . . . . 14 14 12 9 — 49
Wilson — Reeves 5, Bess 2, Fink 2, Goldwater 11, Cox 2, Steinike 6, J. Steinike 6,
player unknown 10.
Thunder Ridge — Morrish 3, Taylor 14,
Bretton 3, Gibson 1, Boyle 10, Jones 4,
Shaffer 2.
La Crosse 41, Russell 29
Russell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 15 15 16 — 51
La Crosse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 8 6 5 — 34
Russell — Stierlen 5, Pospicha 16, Boxberger 19, Schulte 4, Kasper 12.
La Crosse — Depperschmidt 5, Oborny
12, Pierce 2, Lacy 2, West 6, Baus 7.
Dighton 57, Oberlin 45
Oberlin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 9 7 24 — 45
Dighton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 18 9 20 — 57
Oberlin — Molly Jansonius 3, Randell 2,
Morgan Jansonius 17, Murray 18, Castle
4.
Dighton — Cramer 19, Foos 6, OBrien 7,
Speer 18, Hoffman 7.
Hoxie 65, Wallace County 33
Russell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 4 6 9 — 29
La Crosse. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 10 11 13 — 41
Russell — Jefferson 2, Ochs 4, Swanson
13, Zvolanek 4, Beagley 6.
La Crosse — Jay 6, Garcia 7, Schmidt 25,
Sherman 3.
Wallace County. . . . . . . . . . 12 8 7 6 — 33
Hoxie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 19 20 16 — 65
Wallace County — Kuhlman 6, Dinkel 10,
Rains 3, Allen 2, Pletcher 5, Daily 7.
Hoxie — Carter 1, Hoyt 14, Niblock 8, McCown 5, C. Heim 21, Stephens 2, Schamberger 10, Castle 4.
Greeley County 55
Dighton 27
St. Francis 47
Greeley County 25
Dighton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 6 5 7 — 27
Greeley County . . . . . . . . 17 16 16 6 — 55
Dighton — Horn 2, Lingg 9, Cruz 1, Habiger 11, L. Lingg 4.
Greeley County — Ibarra 6, Johsnon 13,
D. Ibarra 2, Trejo 14, Harney 20.
Hoxie 56, Wallace County 48
Hoxie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 15 12 15 — 56
Wallace County. . . . . . . . 12 12 12 12 — 48
Hoxie — Katt 14, Taylor 3, Heim 11, Ewers 20, Smith 8.
Wallace County — Gfeller 12, Schemm 5,
Montes 10, Klinge 17, Medina 4.
St. Francis 66
Rawlins County 53
Conference Overall
W-L
W-L
Lindenwood
8-2
13-6
Central Missouri
7-4
16-4
Nebraska-Kearney
7-3
12-5
Missouri Southern
7-3
13-6
Pittsburg State
7-3
11-7
Northwest Missouri
6-4
13-5
Fort Hays
5-5
12-7
Washburn
5-5
10-11
Central Oklahoma
6-5
13-7
Southwest Baptist
4-7
9-11
Missouri Western
4-6
8-9
Emporia State
2-8
9-10
Lincoln
1-9
4-15
Northeastern State
3-8
5-13
Fridays results
Neb-Kearney 99, S.D. Mines 62
Saturday’s results
Lindenwood 82, Central Missouri 68
Missouri Southern 77, Missouri Western
65
Northeastern State 80, Washburn 73
Central Oklahoma 68, Emporia State 50
SW Baptist 69, Lincoln 50
Pittsburg State 69, Fort Hays 64
St. Francis. . . . . . . . . . . . 19 14 14 19 — 66
Rawlins County. . . . . . . . 10 9 17 17 — 53
St. Francis — Rogers 8, Busse 16, Cravens 1, Bracelin 34, Faulkender 7.
Rawlins County — Britt 3, Oelschlager 2,
Leitner 8, Dulaney 12, Handick 2, Lankas
17, Withington 9.
Women
Osborne. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 10 5 14 — 55
Rock Hills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 9 5 14 — 37
Osborne —Pfannenstiel 2, W. Walters 14,
P. Walters 9, Grabast 17, Conway 1, P.
Walters 3, Tiernan 5, Burch 4.
Rock Hills —Fettig 3, Broeckelman 5,
Beam 2, Schwerman 4, Flinn 3, Hlger 3,
Johanek 12, Davis 5.
Conference Overall
W-L
W-L
Fort Hays
10-0
18-1
Emporia State
9-1
16-1
Pittsburg State
7-2
17-3
Missouri Southern
6-4
12-5
Central Oklahoma
6-5
13-7
Central Missouri
6-5
12-7
Washburn
5-5
13-5
Nebraska-Kearney
5-5
11-8
Northeastern State
5-6
9-9
Missouri Western
3-7
8-8
Southwest Baptist
3-7
7-10
Northwest Missouri
2-8
6-13
Lindenwood
2-8
9-8
Lincoln
2-8
7-9
Friday’s result
Neb-Kearney 65, S.D. Mines 54
Saturday’s results
Lindenwood 92, Central Missouri 85 (OT)
Missouri Western 61, Missouri Southern
56
Northeastern State 58, Washburn 54
Emporia State 63, Central Oklahoma 53
Fort Hays 62, Pittsburg State 43
Lincoln 70, SW Baptist 61
6, Miller 1.
Palco — Funk 2, Benoit 11, Desaire 6,
Knipp 8, Keller 1, C. Knipp 4.
Oberlin 82, Quinter 74
Oberlin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 27 17 21 — 82
Quinter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 21 17 27 — 74
Oberlin — Nelson 13, Erickson 22, Fredrickson 7, Breth 30, Wade 2, Henningson
8.
Quinter — Ruckman 11, Waggoner 10,
Crist 18, Goldsby 27, Wente 2, Keith 6 .
Chase 69, Natoma 40
Chase. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 12 15 17 — 59
Natoma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 10 9 7 — 40
Chase — Clark 15, Oberle 18, Brown 15,
Kizzor 4, Hill 5, Moore 2.
Natoma —Raat 9, Te. Frye 12, Ginther 2,
Tr. Frye 5, Masters 11, Hachmeister 1.
Osborne 55, Rock Hills 37
Triplains-Brewster 59, Western
Plains 50
Western Plains. . . . . . . . . 8 12 16 14 — 50
Triplains-Brewster. . . . . . 14 19 8 17 — 59
Western Plains —Hair 18, Flax 7, Mishler
17, Jasper 8.
Triplains-Brewster —Gfeller 2, Jorgenson 2, Werth 6, Ja. Schmidt 2, Turner 7,
Felzier 2, Ju. Schmidt 8, Holm 19, Rogge
7, Rome 4.
Girls
Cheylin 49, Palco 32
Cheylin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 23 12 5 — 49
Palco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 8 0 15 — 32
Cheylin — Rucker 1, Garcia 2, Magnani
14, Keltz 16, R. Keltz 8, Ritchey 2, Wiley
St. Francis. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 7 15 17 — 47
Greeley County . . . . . . . . . . 6 11 4 4 — 25
St. Francis — Reed 7, Elfers 4, Sherlock
4, Bracelin 5, Bandel 18, Beikman 4,
Beims 5.
Greeley County — Ibarra 6, Woelk 2, Myers 2, Elder 2, Hild 7, Brandt 6.
Quinter 42
Rawlins County 17
Quinter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 10 11 10 — 42
Rawlins County. . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 8 4 — 17
Quinter — Bird 2, Crist 6, Walt 6, Fisher 4,
Simon 4, Blackwill 5, Havlas 11, Lee 4.
Rawlins County — Horinek 4, Higley 11,
Terry 2.
Golden Plains 50
Northern Valley 22
Northern Valley. . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 8 5 — 22
Golden Plains. . . . . . . . . . 17 11 11 11 —50
Northern Valley —Vincent 4, Lowry 3,
Anderson 8, Linner 2, Johns 2, Johnson 3.
Golden Plains —Miller 7, Schiltz 10, M.
Ritter 2, R. Ritter 4, Walz 7, Erwin 8,
Rush 12.
Triplains-Brewster 47
Western Plains 33
Western Plains. . . . . . . . . . 1 8 13 11 — 33
Triplains-Brewster. . . . . . . 13 9 16 8 — 47
Western Plains — Withington 2, Paredes
6, Fairbank 9, H. Fairbank 15, Jenner 1.
Triplains-Brewster —Lamb 6, Barrie 6,
Roggee 24, Roulier 5, Morg 4, Carter 2.
Wrestling
Prep results
Bob Kuhn Prairie Classic
Individual placings
106
First
Austin Eldredge (McPherson) 24-1, So.
over Boo Dryden (Haysville Campus) 293, So. (Dec 6-3).
Third
Noah Nemer (Spring Hill) 16-10, Fr. over
Jayson West (Maize South) 17-10, Fr.
(Dec 5-4).
Fifth
Estin Slack (Oakley) 24-6, So. over Josh
Lenker (Phillipsburg) 21-9, Fr. (Dec 5-2).
113
First
Tate Withington (Goodland) 22-2, So. over
Gregory Bentley (Haysville Campus) 294, Jr. (DQ).
Third
Adam Ayala (Kapaun) 23-5, Fr. over
Bryce Younger (Ellis) 21-3, Fr. (Dec
1-0).
Fifth
Bradan Slemp (Hugoton) 16-9, Fr. over
Andrew Trowbridge (McPherson) 17-9,
So. (Dec 4-2).
120
First
Braden O`Donnell (Kapaun) 21-6, So.
over Easton Schroeder (Haysville Campus) 22-9, So. (Dec 4-1).
Third
Aaron Avelar (Goodland) 25-5, Sr. over
Rylan Kasitz (Maize South) 23-7, Jr. (Dec
6-3).
Fifth
Landon Harmon (Hoisington) 23-4, Sr.
over Zak Anderson (Ulysses) 15-12, Fr.
(Fall 2:42).
126
First
Luis Mendoza (Ulysses) 13-1, Sr. over
Tucker Rhoades (Thomas More Prep )
22-6, So. (MD 12-4).
Third
Justin Hershberger (Buhler) 21-11, So.
over Tristan Cooper (Goodland) 21-8, Jr.
(Dec 6-3).
Fifth
Blake Boxberger (Russell) 11-4, Sr. over
Isaac Korinek (Salina Central) 8-14, Jr.
(Dec 6-3).
132
First
Brandon Dofat (Spring Hill) 27-0, Sr. over
Pedro Ordonez (Hugoton) 25-3, So. (Dec
3-2).
Third
Kobe Armbruster (Ellis) 13-6, Jr. over
Wyatt Thyfault (Weld Central) 12-8, Fr.
(Dec 8-2).
Fifth
Auston Holzmeister (Oakley) 16-14, So.
over Jacob Le (Kapaun) 17-12, Sr. (Dec
7-4).
138
First
Brandon Ball (Hoisington) 25-0, Sr. over
Dalton Hensley (Ellis) 22-2, So. (MD 130).
Third
Marco Perez (Ulysses) 17-6, Sr. over
Sean Taborsky (Haysville Campus) 29-7,
Sr. (Dec 6-2).
Fifth
Austin Hernandez (Goodland) 16-3, Jr.
over Donivyn Will (Salina Central) 21-11,
So. (Dec 6-1).
145
First
Kevin Kissane (Maize South) 25-0, Sr.
over Jonathan Ball (Hoisington) 24-1, So.
(Dec 7-4).
Third
Chase Prester (Russell) 18-4, . over Wyatt Murphy (Oakley) 20-11, So. (Dec 3-0).
Fifth
Jimmy Laconte (Weld Central) 27-6, Fr.
over Austin Dale (Hays ) 19-12, So. (Dec
5-2).
152
First
Dayton Will (Salina Central) 27-1, Sr.
over Christopher Ball (Hoisington) 23-4,
Fr. (Dec 5-1).
Third
Ricky Milke (Goodland) 22-8, Sr. over
Kelton Suchy (Russell) 15-3, So. (Dec
10-6).
Fifth
Bryce Rodriguez (Ulysses) 15-3, Sr. over
Sam Kissane (Maize South) 21-5, So. (Inj.
0:00).
160
First
Dalton Robertson (Weld Central) 31-0, Jr.
over Tanner Gastineau (Goodland) 18-9,
Jr. (Fall 1:55).
Third
Macoy Rains (Oakley) 9-4, Jr. over Juan
Anguiano (Ulysses) 15-10, Sr. (Dec 8-2).
Fifth
Chris Truesdale (Riley County) 12-10, Jr.
over Mark Coomes (Phillipsburg) 16-8,
So. (MD 12-4).
170
First
Dalton Peters (Salina Central) 25-2, Jr.
over Logan Lindbloom (Buhler) 24-8, Sr.
(Dec 3-0).
Third
Tathan Burkhart (Hays ) 20-7, Sr. over
Genesis Martinez (Hugoton) 22-9, Sr.
(Dec 3-1).
Fifth
Anthony Gaona (St. Thomas Aquinas)
23-10, Fr. over Kevin Mills (Kapaun) 19-9,
Fr. (Dec 5-3).
182
First
Dalton Brand (Russell) 21-0, Sr. over
Ethan Deterding (Hays ) 25-1, Sr. (Dec
7-6).
Third
Nick Nece (Kapaun) 23-3, Jr. over Kyle
True (Salina Central) 26-4, Jr. (Fall
0:46).
Fifth
Austin McHenry (Hoisington) 22-5, Jr.
over Kaleb Jost (McPherson) 16-16, Jr.
(Fall 0:36).
195
First
Jack Helvey (Salina Central) 24-2, Jr.
over Chance Boor (Hoisington) 20-6, Sr.
(Fall 2:36).
Third
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And right now FHSU looks
near to untouchable, especially at home. PSU entered
Saturday’s game ranked No.
2 behind FHSU in points per
game (77.5) and No. 2 in field
goal percentage behind ESU
(.446). But with Shaw keyed
in on Jeronimus, who averages nearly 20 points a game,
and Lehman’s continually
disruptive presence in the post,
FHSU held the Gorillas to
27.9 percent shooting (17 of
61), including a 4 of 20 performance from the 3-point line.
“I think we’ve had several
times where we might have
played a half, here or there,
that was that good. But to
string two halves like that
together against these guys was
just remarkable by our team,”
Hobson said. “I thought we
played about as good as we
could today. Kate got loose a
little more than I thought she
might.”
Lehman took care of her
end, finishing with a gamehigh 21 points and 14 rebounds with three blocks, and
FHSU,
Saturday’s results
Baylor 68, Kansas State 46
Kansas 65, West Virginia 59
TCU 71, OKlahoma STate 62
Oklahoma 70, Texas Tech 64
Today’s game
Iowa State at Texas, 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday’s games
Baylor at TCU, 7 p.m.
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FHSU (12-7 overall, 5-5
MIAA) led 14-4 after making
its first four 3-point attempts of
the game. But by halftime PSU
(11-7, 7-3) led 34-30 by shooting
57.1 percent from the floor.
Two quick baskets by FHSU
— including a steal and dunk
by Jeremy Wilson — tied the
game at 34 and from there on
it was a back and forth game,
neither team holding more than
a four-point advantage until the
final minute.
The game was tied at 59
with 3:30 to play when a free
throw by Josiah Gustafson was
followed by an and-1 play from
Branch to give PSU the fourpoint lead with 2:39 remaining.
made history in the process.
She entered the game tied
with Annette Wiles (1987-91)
in all-time career rebounds at
FHSU, but now holds the top
spot by herself with 975 career
boards.
Wiles also is FHSU’s career
scoring leader with 2,407
points, Lehman currently
sitting in fourth with 1,654
points. Lehman needs just
three points to tie Petrece
Faulkner (1989-93) for third
and 137 to match Shauna Porter (1997-01) for second. Saturday’s game also was Lehman’s
50th career double-double.
Saturday’s contest with PSU
was never close, the Tigers
jumping out to a 12-2 lead.
Not only did Shaw do her
job on Jeronimus, she scored
10 points — only four off her
career high — in the first half
to lead the Tigers to a 34-22
advantage at the break.
“Their focus was inside with
Kate, outside with Chelsea
(Mason). And you have to have
two or three other kids step up
and play and I thought we did
Achoki Moikobu went coast-tocoast for a FHSU layup to cut
the deficit back to two points
and following a pair of Branch
free throws Royce Williams hit
a 3-pointer to cut PSU’s lead to
65-64 with 23 seconds on the
clock.
Gustafson made two more
free throws and FHSU had
an opportunity down three
with the ball, but a 3-point try
by Moikobu never came close
and two more PSU free throws
finished the game.
“We just got to find a way to
get a couple more stops and hit
one more shot. But give them
credit. They hit their free throws
down the stretch and didn’t
rebounds. Jeronimus was the
only player in double figures
for Pitt State.
The FHSU win snapped
a three-game losing streak to
Pittsburg State, dating back
to a 72-61 win over No. 11
PSU on Feb. 22, 2012, in
Hays. It was the Tigers’ first
win over a top 5 team since
defeating No. 3 Emporia
State last season, 72-57.
Wednesday’s game against
No. 2 ESU will begin at 5:30
p.m. in Emporia.
“It will be a lot more
impressive if we come out
Wednesday and kick Emporia’s butt, too. But it was a
really great win,” Lehman
said of beating PSU for the
first time since her freshman season. “Their gym is
probably the only one that
is comparable to our gym in
terms of being tough to play.
It’s old. They have a good
home crowd. It will be loud.
It’s a weird place to play.
This win will mean a lot
more if we can back it up at
Emporia.”
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Chris Cox (Oakley) 28-5, Fr. over Drew
House (Goodland) 22-6, Jr. (MD 12-4).
Fifth
Ross Regier (McPherson) 19-15, Sr. over
Jace Gordon (Phillipsburg) 5-7, Jr. (Fall
3:48).
220
First
Ben Ewing (St. Thomas Aquinas) 16-0,
Sr. over Dylan Gassmann (Oakley) 15-3,
Sr. (OT 6-4).
Third
Luke Jacobs (Phillipsburg) 25-1, Sr. over
Diego Maravilla (Ulysses) 15-4, Jr. (MD
14-1).
Fifth
Michael McMullen (Salina Central) 23-4,
Jr. over Braydon Delzeit (Hays ) 20-10,
Jr. (Dec 2-1).
285
First
Tyler Bastian (Haysville Campus) 31-0,
Sr. over Landen Urban (Hoisington) 20-4,
So. (Fall 5:54).
Third
Bennett Powers (Kapaun) 16-2, Sr. over
Nick Ufford (St. Thomas Aquinas) 8-9,
So. (Fall 1:22).
Fifth
Ty Goss (McPherson) 18-12, Jr. over Austin Ochoa (Ulysses) 14-7, So. (Dec 1-0).
TV Calendar
Today
Women’s college basketball
11 a.m.
ESPNU — Arkansas at Florida.
Noon
MYTV — Lafayette at Lehigh.
2 p.m.
MYTV — Northeastern at Elon.
ESPN2 — UConn at Cincinnati.
3 p.m.
CBS — Louisville at Pittsburgh.
4 p.m.
ESPN2 — Duke at North Carolina.
College basketball
Noon
FSN — Boston College at Georgia Tech.
12:30 p.m.
CW — Indiana at Ohio State.
1 p.m.
FOX — Duke at St. John’s.
2 p.m.
FSN — Seton Hall at Butler.
5:30 p.m.
ESPNU — Notre Dame at N.C. State.
6 p.m.
FS1 — Creighton at Villanova.
7:30 p.m.
ESPNU — Washington at Utah.
NBA
Noon
ABC — Heat at Bulls.
2:30 p.m.
ABC — Thunder at Cavaliers.
5 p.m.
FSN — Timberwolves at Hawks.
Figure skating
3 p.m.
NBC — U.S. Championships.
NFL
7 p.m.
ESPN — Pro Bowl, Team Carter vs.
Team Irvin.
Monday
NBA
7 p.m.
FSN — Timberwolves at Thunder.
College basketball
6 p.m.
ESPN — Syracuse at North Carolina.
ESPNU — Delaware State at N.C. Central.
8 p.m.
ESPN — Texas at Iowa State.
ESPNU — Prairie View A&M at Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
Women’s college basketball
6 p.m.
ESPN2 — Texas A&M at South Carolina.
Kuhn,
from C1
TMP-Marian sophomore
Tucker Rhoades (22-6) earned
a technical fall and a pin en
route to Saturday’s finals at
126 pounds, but suffered a
major decision 12-4 loss to
Ulysses senior Luis Mendoza
(13-1) in Saturday’s finals.
Rhoades knocked off
Goodland junior Tristan Cooper (21-8) in the semifinals.
Ellis sophomore Dalton
Hensley lost for just the second time this season as he fell
to unbeaten senior Brandon
Ball of Hoisington in the
finals at 138 pounds. Ball
AUSTIN COLBERT • Hays Daily News
moved to 25-0 by major deciFHSU’s Keriann Shaw fights off a group of Pittsburg State
sion, 13-0, over Hensley, who
players for a rebound on Saturday at Gross Memorial Colifell to 22-2. Hensley earned
seum.
two pins and a 4-1 decision
over Goodland junior Austin
that well today,” Hobson said. half at 42-30, FHSU giving
Hernandez in the semifinals
“If we hold someone to 43,
the Gorillas little hope they
Friday.
I’ll take us anytime because
ever had a chance at making
Brandon Ball was one of
I think we can score more
it a competitive game.
three brothers from Hoisingthan that. Keriann will sleep
In addition to Lehman’s
ton to make the finals, but
well tonight. She did an ex21 points, FHSU received 16
was the only of the three to
cellent job on Jeronimus.”
from sophomore Jill Faxon
claim a title. Jonathan Ball, a
PSU would get no closer
on 7 of 9 shooting. Shaw finsophomore, suffered his first
than 12 points in the second ished with 11 points and 10
loss when he fell 7-4 to Maize
South senior Kevin Kissane
at 145 pounds. At 152, freshman Christophe Ball (23-4)
lost 5-1 to Salina Central
senior Dayton Will.
Goodland junior Tyler
really give us a chance,” Johnson
Gastineau (18-9) suffered
said. “Hopefully we are lucky
a pin at the hands of Weld
enough to get to the conference
Central (Colo.) junior Dalton
tournament and if we get there,
Robertson, who moved to
now maybe we find our identity
31-0 with the 160-pound
and how we need to play. We’ve
title.
really only had about three
At 220 pounds, Oakley
practices without Craig. We just
senior Dylan Gassmann
go to keep building and play a
finished second after sufferdifferent way.”
ing a 6-4 overtime loss to St.
Wilson led all players with
Thomas Aquinas senior Ben
18 points — including a 4 of
Ewing (16-0). Gassmann fell
9 performance from 3-point
to 15-3.
range — to be the only Tiger
In the semifinals Friday,
in double figures. Gustafson led
Gassmann knocked off previPSU with 15 points.
ously unbeaten senior Luke
FHSU is off until Wednesday
Jacobs of Phillipsburg with
AUSTIN COLBERT • Hays Daily News a pin in 1:30. Jacobs (25-1)
when it travels to Emporia State
University (9-10, 2-8) for a 7:30 FHSU’s Achoki Moikobu, left, looks for a shot against Pitts- eventually finished third via
p.m. game. 14-1 major decision Saturday.
burg State’s Denton Hays on Saturday at GMC.