RC 7th Graders take Smith Center Tourney

The JH basketball teams from Republic County traveled to Smith Center on Saturday, December 10th.  In 7th grade girls action, the Lady Buffs defeated Smith Center (31-4) and Beloit (18-17) to take first place!

The 8th grade girls knocked off the hosts in round one, 19-18, but fell to Beloit 17-14 to finish in 2nd.

The boys played at the high school, and the 7th grade defeated the Redmen  43-22, before falling to Norton in the championship, 38-48.

The 8th graders played well until the second half of their last game, defeating Smith Center 46-30, and falling to Beloit, 47-61 after leading 24-22 at half time.

Congrats to the players and coaches on a great weekend!

RC wrestlers 4th at Onaga

It's been a nice start to the year for the wrestlers.  Remember, they will be in action at the middle school Thursday, Dec 15th starting at 5:30pm

Onaga results

RC/PV Wrestling at Lincoln

Individual

Team Standings

Dec 1 Basketball

AREA BOYS


DeSoto 57, TMP-Marian 34

Dundy County, Neb. 76, St. Francis 52

Kearney, Neb. 73, Hays 51

Pike Valley 50, Clifton-Clyde 48

Republic County 58, Thayer Central, Neb. 29

Riley County 63, Colby 46

Washington County 45, Blue Valley Randolph 31

AREA GIRLS

Dundy County, Neb. 59, St. Francis 38

Hays 38, Kearney, Neb. 30

Pike Valley 51, Clifton-Clyde 22

Republic County 33, Thayer Central, Neb. 29

Riley County 42, Colby 37

TMP-Marian 47, DeSoto 37

Washington County 62, Blue Valley Randolph 27

Volleyball Honors

Pike Valley's Averie Gritten was recently named 1st Team All State by the Kansas Volleyball Association.  In addition, she was named to the all tournament team at the 1A State Tournament in Hays.

Also recieving postseason honors was Republic County's Callie Brzon, Honorable Mention in Class 2A.

Click here for the All State Teams

All League Volleyball

Congrats to Republic County's Abbey Anderson and Callie Brzon.  Both were named 1st team All NCAA.  See the full list here

Pike Valley State Volleyball

Quick update on scores on the KSHSAA site.

Pike Valley falls to Spearville in the first game of the day, 25-17, 25-22

State XC qualifiers

At Wamego
Class 1A

Class 2A

Class 3A


Class 4A

Panther Volleyball going to STATE!!

Official information

Good luck Panthers!!

Sub State Volleyball Brackets

Concordia

Belleville

Sylvan

Panthers 3rd at No Plains League Volleyball

Check out the scores from league and all season.  What a great job by the girls!

Pike Valley Volleyball

Pike Valley Cross Country

"WINDY!!!"...That would be the most used adjective to describe our meets this week at Phillipsburg on Thursday, October 6 and Saturday, October 8. We had very competitive races both days in windy, hilly conditions. It was especially hilly and windy at Phillipsburg on Thursday, where five girls ran. Courtney Freed was 6th, Peyton Baxa was 19th, Michelle Davis was 30th, and Tracy Garman was 42nd. These girls competed well. Times did not show how well they ran due to the conditions. Additionally, 8th grader Geni Stainbrook ran the 3000m race in 15:56 to win the girls JH race!

The Pike Valley Boys kept things going on Saturday by winning the Riley County Invitational on the gently rolling hills of the Leonardville Golf Course. There were 137 Boys runners. Kameron Blanding led the Panthers with a fine 4th place finish. After a nasty fall down a hill and being accidentally stepped on and kicked in the head with about 1200m to go, Caden Callaway came back to finish 5th. Cole Callaway placed 12th, Quinton Isaacson was 17th, while Dallas Looper was 21st. Logan Burt was actually 31st, while Robert Cox placed 84th. Ty Bivens was 88th and Casey Jensen finished in 121st place.

The Pike Valley Girls had great races as all four had season-best times! Peyton Baxa was 33rd in 18:56, Courtney Cox was 37th in 19:11, Michelle Davis was 49th in 20:15, and Tracy Garman was 79th in 24:49. All these girls have run multiple races in the last two weeks as we prepare for the post-season.

Geni Stainbrook placed 11th in the JH Girls 1-Mile Run in 7:19 to complete her 8th grade season.

It was a busy and productive week for Pike Valley Cross Country as we gear up for the Northern Plains League Meet/Lakeside Invitational at Downs Country Club on Thursday, October 13. Girls race begins at 4 p.m. and we encourage as many fans as possible to attend.

The Panthers will be going to the Class 1A Regional at Wheatland-Grinnell HS in Grainfield (187 miles from Scandia) on October 22. Girls race at 2 p.m. and Boys at 2:30 p.m.

Acedemic All State Volleyball

The Kansas Volleyball Association has announced their 2010 All-Academic Team. The All-Academic Team is designed to honor high school varsity volleyball players who have proven excellence in the classroom. To be eligible to receive this award, players must have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.75 on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent on another scale, during the first semester of the current school year. Only a player who has earned a varsity letter during the current season according to her school's requirements is eligible for this award. Callie Brzon and Abbey Anderson were chosen as members of the KVA All-Academic Team. Celsey Beneda, Hunter Duensing, Lacie Shoemaker, and Devin Nutsch were members that achieved KVA Honorable Mention All-Academic Team.

Also, the Kansas Volleyball Association gives a team award. The Team Academic Award is designed to honor high school varsity volleyball teams which have proven excellence in the classroom. To be eligible to receive this award, teams must have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent on another scale, during the current school year. This will include GPA's from all players who competed at the varsity level. The Republic County Lady Buffalo Team of 2010 achieved this honor. Members of the 2010 squad were: Celsey Beneda, Hunter Duensing, Lacie Shoemaker, Callie Brzon, Kayley Johnson, Michelle Cottenmyre, Abbey Anderson, and Devin Nutsch.

Concordia Volleyball Invite

CONCORDIA VOLLEYBALL INVITATIONAL

POOL PLAY ROTATION

OCTOBER 1, 2011

(RED POOL) CHS (WHITE POOL) CES

1-Washington 2-Smith Center

4-Marysville 3-Minneapolis

5-Southeast of Saline 6-Beloit

7-Republic County 8-Riley County

10-Concordia 9-Clay Center





RED POOL COURT/TIME WHITE POOL

(CHS) (CES)

1 vs. 10 East/9:00 2 vs. 9

4 vs. 7 West/9:00 3 vs. 8

5 vs. 10 East/10:00 2 vs. 6

1 vs. 7 West/10:00 3 vs. 9

7 vs. 10 East/11:00 3 vs. 6

4 vs. 5 West/11:00 8 vs. 9

4 vs. 10 East/12:00 6 vs. 9

1 vs. 5 West/12:00 2 vs. 8

5 vs. 7 East/1:00 6 vs. 8

1 vs. 4 West/1:00 2 vs. 3






SEMIFINALS AT HIGH SCHOOL

1st Red Pool v 2nd White Pool

1st White Pool v 2nd Red Pool

Consolation Finals------------------West Gym

Finals--------------------------------East Gym


TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE - WE WILL RUN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE IF POSSIBLE.

JH Lady Buffs win home tourney

Scores from the Lady Buffs wins on Saturday, Sept 24

def Deshler 25-16, -18
def Phillipsburg 25-23, -19
def Thayer Central 25-15, -12
def Minneapolis 25-9, -20

Congrats to the girls!

Jr Buffs fall to Beloit

The Republic County Junior High football team hosted Beloit in their final home game of the 2011 season on September 22. Derek Vanous got the Buffs on the board first with a strong run from 40 yards, but it was all Beloit after that, with the Trojans winning 36-6. "Against their double wing offense, you have to be very disciplined on defense," said coach Eric Allgood. "We had a couple breakdowns early, and couldn't find an answer on offense." The Trojan defense played inspired football, holding the Buffs offensive attack under 150 yards. "This is a good game for the guys to find out what we're made of, to see if we can get back up after a tough loss like this."

The Buffs travel to Salina to take on Sacred Heart Thursday, September 29. Kickoff is at 5pm, with a 5th quarter to follow.

Rep Co Volleyball Invite scores

Red Pool
Smith Center def Clifton/Clyde 25-8, 25-8
Hanover def Republic Co 18-25, 25-12, 27-25
Smith Center def Hanover 25-12, 25-10
Republic Co def Clifton Clyde 25-8, 31-29
Smith Center def Republic Co 25-11, 25-14

Blue Pool
Pike Valley def Linn 25-14, 25-16
Beloit def Rock Hills 25-18, 25-16
Beloit def Pike Valley 25-22, 28-26



Red Pool Standings

Smith Center 3-0
Republic Co 1-2
Hanover 1-1
Clifton Clyde 0-2

Blue Pool Standings

Pike Valley 1-1
Beloit 2-0
Linn 0-1
Rock Hills 0-1

Republic COunty Volleyball Invite

2011 REPUBLIC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
INVITATIONAL VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
MATCH SCHEDULE

RED POOL – REPUBLIC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

TEAMS: Smith Center
Hanover
Republic County
Clifton-Clyde

MATCH TIMES: Matches will begin 10 minutes after the completion of the preceding match.

RED POOL MATCH SCHEDULE:

9:00 a.m. Match #1 Smith Center vs. Clifton-Clyde
#2 Hanover vs. Republic County
#3 Smith Center vs. Hanover
#4 Republic County vs. Clifton-Clyde
#5 Smith Center vs. Republic County
#6 Hanover vs. Clifton-Clyde


BLUE POOL – EAST ELEMENTARY

TEAMS: Pike Valley
Beloit
Rock Hills
Linn

MATCH TIMES: Matches will begin 10 minutes after the completion of the preceding match.

BLUE POOL MATCH SCHEDULE:

9:00 a.m. Match #1 Pike Valley vs. Linn
#2 Beloit vs. Rock Hills
#3 Pike Valley vs. Beloit
#4 Rock Hills vs. Linn
#5 Pike Valley vs. Rock Hills
#6 Beloit vs. Linn

Championship and Consolation Semi-Finals will start 20 minutes after the last pool game is completed.

CONSOLATION-EAST ELEMENTARY

Match #7 Red 3 vs. Blue 4 Match # 8 Blue 3 vs. Red 4
Match #9 7th Place Game Match # 10 5th Place Game

CHAMPIONSHIP-REPUBLIC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Match #7 Blue 1 vs. Red 2 Match #8 Red 1 vs. Blue 2
Match #9 3rd Place Game Match #10 1st Place Game

SEEDS:

1. Smith Center 7-0 5. Republic County 4-8
2. Pike Valley 5-1 6. Rock Hills 3-6
3. Beloit 7-5 7. Linn 1-10
4. Hanover 6-5 8. Clifton-Cyde 0-10

*4th and 5th place tie was broken using the sub-state seeding criteria in the Volleyball Manual (pg 21

Jr Buffs 1-1 on season

The Republic County Junior High football team opened the season on September 1 with a home game against Southeast of Saline. A stout defense and big play offense are always good combinations, as the Buffs rolled to a 28-0 win. “The offensive line did a great job coming off the ball, and Tucker Allen at tight end had some great blocks to spring our backs for big gains,” said first year head coach Eric Allgood. Defensively, the Buffs held the visiting Trojans to just 8 yards on 23 plays. “William McNemar and Derek Vanous on the ends played as well as we could ask them, and combined for 5 sacks.”

In the B team game, Trevor Lowell accounted for 2 touchdowns, including taking the second half kickoff back for a touchdown, as the Buffs held on for a 16-14 win. “For most of these guys it was their first game experience, and I was very proud of the way they handled themselves.” Mikel Cottenmyre made some plays up front on defense, and Justin Allen had a deflection that Trevor Lowell intercepted to seal the win.


On September 8, NCAA foe Minneapolis came to Belleville to tangle with the Buffs. The Lions were the ones to make the big plays on offense this time, winning 30-20. “Despite giving up big plays early, I was happy with the way the guys fought back. We gave ourselves a chance in the 4th quarter, but just couldn’t find the plays we needed.” With Minneapolis up 14-0 after snapping the ball just twice, Derek Vanous ripped off touchdown runs of 77 and 10 to get the Buffs within 2 at half time.

Minneapolis opened up their lead to 30-12 midway through the 3rd quarter, before the Buffs made their charge. A 13 play drive ended in a 5 yard run by Tyler Popelka. On the ensuing Minneapolis possession, the Buff defense forced a bad punt snap out of the end zone, cutting the score to 30-20. The Buffs received the kick near midfield, but were unable to generate any offense, and turned the ball over on downs.

The Junior Buffs travel to Superior, NE to take on the Wildcats on Thursday, September 15. Kickoff is set for 5:00pm

Volleyball from 9/13

Rep Co lost 2 games to Southeast of Saline.
18-25, 23-25
19-25, 11-25

JV Split
21-25, 16-25
26-24, 25-18

Freshman won by SES
22-25, 14-25



Pike Valley was in Chase, defeating the home team 25-18, -17
and also Tescott 25-21, -20

Former Lady Buff earns Acedemic award

The Big Sky Conference announced the 2011 Spring All-Academic teams, which featured 41 student-athletes from men's and women's track and field, men's and women's tennis and women's golf.

Karen Brown of Republic, KS, earned academic recognition from the Conference for the Bobcats. As Karen enters her senior year, Coach Mike Carignan awarded her a partial athletic scholarship for her final year of competition with the Montana State track & field team. In her 2 seasons with the Bobcats Karen has qualified for the Big Sky conference meet in the javelin. In 2010 Karen finished 10th at conference and this year she posted a 13th place throw.


To be eligible, a student-athlete must have participated in at least half of the team's competitions, achieved a 3.2 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) at the close of the most recent academic term and completed at least one academic term at his or her current Big Sky institution.

In addition to this year’s athletic scholarship, the college of Health & Human Performance awarded Karen a student success academic scholarship.
Karen graduated from Republic County High School in 2007 where she competed in cross country, basketball, and track. She is the daughter of Mark & Loisann Brown of Republic, and the granddaughter of Glenna Brown and Iona Tuley.

2010 Pick em Pool

1 Sports_Nut's picks 129-36 129
2 kurtchilds's picks 127-38 127
2 Angie's picks 127-38 127
4 chadgieber's picks 124-41 124
4 poorfarmer25's picks 124-41 124
6 mayor's picks 122-43 122
6 playingolf1's picks 122-43 122
6 kieranwurtz's picks 122-43 122
9 Wildcat Fan's picks 121-44 121
10 Enived5's picks 120-45 120

we had 18 entries last year. To get in to this year's pool, email eric@kr92county.com

You will recieve an email from funofficepools.com with a amessage from me!

Blake Swihart, c, Cleveland HS (NM)

Cleveland High School baseball star Blake Swihart got a last minute call from the Boston Red Sox, one minute before the signing deadline.

The Red Sox convinced Swihart to come play professional baseball for their organization rather than attend the University of Texas.

It took a $2.5 million signing bonus to help convince him, but it worked.

"That's life changing money," said Swihart.

The Red Sox drafted the switch hitting catcher in the first round. He wanted to play for his dream school in Austin but said the money was too good to pass up.

Swihart now leaves for Fort Myers, Florida to begin his pro career.

Blake's dad Arlen was a graduate of Concordia High School, and then went on to play basketball at Cloud County Community College.

KGA Father/Son Championship

Congrats to everyone's favorite color commentater Barry Porter and son Blake, for a fine finish at the 2 day Father/Son Championship at Firekeeper Golf Club, just north of Topeka!

Scorecard

Gross Total T-19 Overall, 2nd in the Junior Flight!

Barry and Kurt Childs finished T-28 in the Gross Scoring.

BUFF Strong, Week 6

This past weeks recipient of the BUFF Strong award was Trenton Kuhlman. He has set himself apart from the other participants with his efforts, essecially during the running and conditioning at the conclusion of each camp day. He is a natural runner but, he continues to push himself to improve. He has been fun to watch mature in his self discipline and motivation to succeed. Congratulations to Trenton.

Pike Valley DP girls Champions!

Pike Valley Lady Panthers 10 and under Designated Pitch Softball Team completed their 3^rd straight undefeated season by claiming their 3^rd Belleville City Recreation League Title.

2011 was a dream season for 10 year olds, Brailyn Carlgren, Mekenzie Ehlers, Tory Isaacson, Kinzey Langston, Gentry McGregor and Karisma Vignery. They started calling their coach in March; all of them had the same question “When is softball practice?”

This would be the final season of Designated Pitch Softball for these young ladies, and they had set a goal as a group. Pull off the most difficult feat in any sport, not only winning their 3^rd straight title, but to go undefeated for the 3^rd straight year as well.

Joining them in their quest were team mates from the previous championships, Brianna Sjolander, Jessica Jensen, Cajsa Carlgren, Taylor Swanson, Kaylee Bray, and  Natalee Bray. And 4 new faces,  Josiah Field, Kaylee Larson, NaNa Johnson, and Khloe Langston.

After a couple of months of practice the team started the season in June, winning the first game of the year on the road. They then won 2 games at home, before finishing the season with 4 straight road wins and the Championship. Although many games saw 1 or 2 girls gone for different events over the summer the girls all pulled together and filled in to put together a memorable season winning all 7 games by at least 6 or more runs. They even managed to turn a double play or two during the season. They learned how to work together in a run down or “Pickle”,  although unsuccessful at getting the runner out, they were all very excited that they knew how to do it. Everyone hit the ball very well, with all girls scoring at least 8 runs apiece. Knocking coach down with a line drive always brought a smile to their faces.

Their coaches were, Troy Isaacson, Bob Sjolander, Allison Carlgren, and Brandi Bray

Coach Isaacson was often overheard telling anyone who would listen, “These young ladies make my job as a coach easy, they always come prepared to learn, and have fun playing softball. They have been a joy to coach and I really appreciate how they help each other with everything, and play so well as a team. We try to emphasize that in the beginning, and these girls have really bought into that. I hardly ever see them squabble on or off the field. They truly are a Team and for the most part I believe they are all  friends as well. Of course a lot of the credit for their success should go to their parents and even the grandparents as well, getting them to practice and games, playing catch or throwing batting practice, all this is made possible through their hard work and dedication to the kids. We will definitely miss the leadership of the 6 girls moving up to Junior girls next year, but with the valuable experience the other 10 girls gained and a few new faces as well, coupled with the desire and talent they have, I know we can be just as successful next year. Go Lady Panthers!”

BUFF Strong, Week 5

This past week we had 2 people receive the BUFF Strong Award.  Jeff Hadachek and Lane Shoemaker both have show consistent effort and focus throught the past 5 weeks of the program. They are both similar in that they are more the silent leader.  They put their heads the the grindstone and simple do the work to improve themselves.  They are consistently respectful of the leaders of the program and of their teammates.  Congrats to Jeff and Lane for their consistent BUFF Strong effort. 
Thanks Eric for recongnizing our student athletes!

HS Girls Basketball

The RC Lady Buffs won the Clay Center summer league for the 2nd year in a row.  On Monday, July 11, they defeated Beloit 35-20 in the semifinals, and then, in a rematach of last winter's substate championship game, defeated Washington Co 47-31.  The Buffs really clamped down on defense in the second half, pitching a shut out over the last 10 minutes!  Congrats to the Lady Buffs!

Pictured Back row:  Coach Jake Lull, Kayley Johnson, Kiara McCall, Catelyn Crim.  Middle:  Bryn Hobelman, Joni Sheets.  Front:  Saren Hobelman, Devin Nutsch, Abbey Anderson

BCC hosts 4th of July Scramble

18 teams played in the annual Couples Scramble on July 4th, braving the heat with cold drinks and good times!

1st Flight
Whit & Shelley- 35
Aaron & Kayley- 36
Brady & Pat- 38

2nd Flight
Roger & Jean- 40
Randy & Charlene- 41
Dan & Monica- 41

3rd Flight
Charlie & Deb- 47
Steve & Renee- 47
Mike & Beth- 48

Summer basketball

Congrats to the RC JH girls basketball team who finished 2nd in the Bennington League Tourney!

(Click for full size)

Frankamp with Team USA

Team USA profile

Conner Frankamp spent the week of June 21-25 competing the Under 16 Team USA in Cancun, where the team went 5-0.  Conner, as a sophomore at Wichita North, set a city league scoring record with 52 last December.

BCC hosts Father's Day Tourney

Thanks to the 18 teams who participated in the annual Father's Day Tournament at the Belleville Country Club on June 19.  Teams played Alternate Shot on the front nine, and Scramble on the back.  Top finishers in each flight were as follows.

9-12 year olds:
1st:  Kendsey Johnson and Eric Allgood- 82
2nd: Brett and Brady Stindt- 95
3rd: Justin Tietjen and Steve Kuhlman- 100

13-15 year olds:
1st: Cole and Ken Mulch- 86

16-18 year olds:
1st:  Blake and Barry Porter- 69
2nd: Josh and Curt Tietjen- 75
3rd: Kayley and Whit Johnson- 76

"Unlimited" Age group
1st: Caleb and Mark Geiber- 77
2nd Gary and Gary Roberts and Scotty- 78
3rd: Seth Geiber and Tim Garman- 79

PV Coach honored

The Kansas Cross-Country and Track & Field Coaches Association honor a Boy and Girls Classification Coach of the Year to recognize the outstanding work that many of our coaches are doing around the state. It is our pleasure to announce that Gary Loring has been designated as the 1A Girls' Coach of the Year for the 2011 Track and Field season. Coach Loring was selected for this award from a worthy group of coaches from the 1A classification. Coach Loring will be presented his award at the 2012 KCCTFCA Track & Field Clinic Luncheon in Junction City on January 7th, 2012 in front of his peers. On behalf of the Coaches Association and Pike Valley High School, congratulations to Coach Loring!

State Track Day 2

Congrats to our new STATE CHAMPION... LaShae Hedstrom won the pole vault with a vault of 9'6"!!
Concordia's Aren Coppoc ran 11.81, and will not qualify for the 100M finals
Pike Valley's Casey L. Freed ran 12.98 in the 100M prelims. Finals later today.
RC's Celsey Beneda placed 3rd in the Javelin with a throw of 117' 5"
PV's boys 4x800 ran 8:59.34, finishing 14th.
Con's girls 4x800 relay ran 10:07.53, and placed 3rd.
PV's Casey L. Freed just finished 4th in the 100m, in 12.83!
Con's Megan James (9') and Shelby Fraser (9'6") finished 10th and 8th in the Pole Vault.
CC's Karly Va Campen finished 4th in the 1600. 5:34.26
Con's Megan James (9') and Shelby Fraser (9'6") finished 10th and 8th respectively.
Tyler Lambert takes the win in the shot put, 52' 4"
Brooke Jensen Courtney Freed Averie Gritten and Casey L. Freed combine to win the 4x100 relay for Pike Valley!
PV's Olivia Housholder threw 106'9" in the Javelin
PV's Courtney Freed finished 3rd in the 400M. 1:00.22
Con's Drew Erkenbrack ran 41.66 in the 300H, finishing 6th
CC's William Ohlde (41.76) and Alex Deaver ( 41.83) finish 6th and 8th in the 300 H
Con's Richelle Luongo finished 7th in the 300 hurdles...47.66
RC's Saren Hobleman finished 7th in the 300 H, 49.45
Con's Richelle Luongo 8th in the Triple Jump, 34' 11"
PV's Casey L. Freed finished 3rd in the 200M in 26.70
Pike Valley girls win the 4x400 relay in 4:14.14! Addie Howley, Casey L. Freed Averie Gritten, Courtney Freed

State Track (Newest on bottom)

Clifton/Clyde's Karly Van Campen finished 2nd in the 3200m 11:56.28
Clifton/CLyde's Alex Deaver (17.28) and William Ohlde (16.54) did not qualify for the 110 hurdle finals.
The Pike Valley girls 4x100 relay qualified 2nd in prelims (52.74). Clifton/Clyde (54.57) did not qualify
Republic Co's Jarred Stindt finished 5th in the shot! 42-09.50 45-01.50 46-06 47-06.25 46-11.25 47-01.50
PV's Courtney Freed ran 59.10 in the 400 prelims, quick time!
CC'c Bryna Knox cleared 7'6" in the pole vault, finished 9th.
RC's Saren Hobelmann qualifies for the finals of the 300 hurdles in 49.53
CC's Alex Deaver and William Ohlde both qualify for the finals of the 300 hurdles.
PV's Seth White threw 151' 3" in the javelin, finishing 10th
PV's Casey L. Freed qualifies 4th in the 200 prelims (27.29.) Sister Courtney Freed (28.06) did not
Pike Valley girls 4x100 qualifies for finals tomorrow.
Congrats to RC's Dylan T. Grove who finished 4th in the Javelin!
RC's Callie Brzon finishes 11th in the shot, 33' 1.5"
CC's Reed Bergstrom (144' 1") was 3rd in the Discus, with Levi Cyphers (135' 11") 6th. PV's Landon Hedstrom (129' 3") finished 11th

Concordia's Drew Erkenbrack was 9th fastest in the 110 hurdle prelims (16.07)
Con'c Richelle Luongo qualifies 7th in the 300 hurdles...47.70
Con's Drew Erkenbrack qualifies 7th in the 300 hurdles...41.26
Con's Gabe Bergman threw 134' 7", placing him 12th
Con's Megan James long jumped 15' and finished 15th.
Concordia's Hannah Haist was only able to clear 4'8" in the high jump, and did not make finals.

State Golf

Congrats to the area golfers at State on Monday!

4A @ Prairie Dunes, Hutchinson
t-15: Lex Deal, Concordia- 82

2A @ Buffalo Dunes, Garden City
t-17: Blake Porter, Republic Co- 87
Kalen Cromwell, RC- 93
Josh Tietjen, RC- 94
Seth Hiatt, RC- 102
Devyn Bebermyer, RC- 103
Gary Hadacheck, RC- 113
Republic Co team- 376- 9th

Lady Buffs softball @ Regionals

The Lady Buffs defeated Minneapolis 17-5 in the first round of Regionals!

Darsha Bechard was in the circle for the Lady buffs and did well with 9 K and 5 BB. The Lady buffs defense was solid with only 3 errors on the night. The night came be summed up by saying we came to hit tonight and hit we did. We had 15 hits on the game and that is awesome for this team. Minneapolis had beaten us twice during the regular season but tonight it was all about hitting the ball and running the bases well. I said it the other day to a group of people- for me this was an easy game to get ready for because if you cant get excited to play a league team that has beaten you twice then you must be dead. We know if we played well that we could play with Minneapolis the number 2 seed in regional but to handle them like we did felt good. We had 5 players hit over 500 on the night. A good group effort from the plate allowed us to relax a bit on defense.

We play Riley County Tuesday- they are a very good ball team that we were eliminated last year from regional by and we hope to come out and play them well. They are defending regional champs and knocked of Rock Creek which is very solid ball team. Beloit and Marysville round out the top of the bracket and winners from both games will face off for a birth to state tournament.

RC golf at Clay Center

Josh Tietjen 81
Devyn Bebermyer 86
Kalen Cromwell 88
Blake Porter 89
Seth Hiatt 95
Gary Hadachek 98

4man total of 344- 3rd
6man total of 537- 3rd

RC results form 4/21

Golf at Beloit
4 Man total- 352- 1st
6 man 2nd

Blake Porter 78- 3rd
Josh Tietjen 83- 6th
Devyn Bebermeyer 90
Kalen Cromwell 101
Seth Hiatt 95
Gary Hadachek 106

Softball
vs Chapman
L 15-0
L 19-1

Tennis
Clay Center Quad

Team Totals:
1st Marysville 30 points
2nd Republic County 16 points,
3rd Clay Center 10 points
4th Junction City 4 points

Lucas Nutsch
Number 1 Singles
Record 2 - 1
2nd Place
Lost to Marysville 2 - 8
Won Against Clay Center 8 - 5
Won Against Junction City 8 - 2

Dan Arbuthnot
Number 2 Singles
Record 0 - 3
4 th Place
Lost to Marysville 0 - 8
Lost to Clay Center 0 - 8
Lost to Junction City 7 – 8 (5 -7 tie breaker)


Cody Zenger / Drew Dejmal
Number 1 Doubles
Record 2 - 1
2nd Place
Lost to Marysville 3 - 8
Won Against Clay Center 8 - 5
Won Against Junction City 8 - 2

Chase Fairbanks / Jeff Hadacheck
Number 2 Doubles
Record 2 - 1
2nd Place
Lost to Marysville 5 - 8
Won Against Clay Center 8 - 5
Won Against Junction City 8 - 5

RC Golf/Track

Congrats to RC junior Blake Porter (78) on winning the home Buff invite! Blake shot 36 on the front and 42 on the back to win by 5 shots! Also, the 6 man and 4 man teams won, along with Devyn Bebermyer (85) Seth Hiatt (86) and Luke Ball (87) placing in the top ten.

The tracksters also were at home on the 19th, for the Lion's Club Invite. LaShae Hedstrom cleared 9'8" to set a meet record in the pole vault, and Jaclyn Sheets came home first in the 3200M. Overall, the girls finished 3rd, just 6 points behind winner Nemaha Valley. The guys finished 5th in the team standings.

RC Tennis

Abilene Varsity Invitational
April 19, 2011

Republic County High School Results
8 Teams

Lucas Nutsch
Number 1 Singles
Record 0 – 3
8th Place
Lost to Hayden 0 – 8
Lost to Ellsworth 3 – 8
Lost to Chapman 5 – 8

Dan Arbuthnot
Number 2 Singles
Record 1 -2
7th Place
Lost to Ellsworth 0 - 8
Lost to Topeka Hayden 2 - 8
Won Against Chapman 8 - 4

Cody Zenger / Drew Dejmal
Number 1 Doubles
Record 1 – 2
6th Place
Lost to Abilene 1 - 8
Won Against Junction City 8 – 7 (8-6 Tie Breaker)
Lost Against Hays 0 - 8

Chase Fairbanks / Jeff Hadacheck
Number 2 Doubles
Record 1 - 2
4th Place
Won Against Junction City 8 - 6
Lost to Abilene 0 - 8
Lost to Ellsworth 4 - 8

RCHS Tennis

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JV Boys Tennis Results

Abilene

April 18, 2011

Republic County High School Results

8 Teams

Will Larson / Ray Farnsworth

Number 1 Doubles

Record 0 – 2

7^th Place

            Lost to Abilene 4 - 8

            Lost to Topeka High     1 - 8

Tyler VanSant / Jonathan Donato

Number 2 Doubles

Record  1 - 2

7^th Place

            Lost to Abilene 5 - 8

            Lost to Topeka High     6 - 8

            Won against Ellsworth 8 - 6

Freezing Falcon Relays- April 8

Boys Results

Girls Results

RC Tennis

Varsity Boys Tennis Results
Ellsworth
April 7, 2011

Republic County High School Results
6 Teams

Dan Arbuthnot
Number 1 Singles
Record 1-3
4th Place

Won against Russell 8 – 2
Lost to Sterling 1 – 8
Lost to Ellsworth 7 – 8 (Tie breaker 5 – 7)


Marty Burger
Number 2 Singles
Record 1 -2
4th Place

Won against Russell 8 - 2
Lost to Sterling 6 - 8
Lost to Ellsworth 1 – 8

Will Larson / Ray Farnsworth
Number 1 Doubles
Record 0 - 3
6th Place

Lost to Russell 3 - 8
Lost to Sterling 0 - 8
Lost to Ellsworth 4 – 8

Tyler VanSant / Jonathan Donato
Number 2 Doubles
Record 2 - 1
3rd Place

Won against Russell 8 - 3
Lost to Sterling 1 - 8
Won against Ellsworth 8 - 2

RC varisty golf at Washington

1. Holton- 317
2. Republic County- 344
3. Linn- 355
4. Washington County- 378
5.Concorida JV- 385
6. Onaga- 396
7. Valley Heights- 433
8. Marysville JV- 534

Top individual finishers-
1. Ethan Holaday- Holton- 78
3. Blake Porter- RC- 80 (won on third playoff hole)
10 Josh Tietjen- RC- 85 ( Lost in 3 way playoff)
12. Devyn Bebermeyer RC- 88
15. Kalen Cromwell RC- 91
22. Gary Hadachek RC- 96
27 Kayley Johnson RC- 102

Republic Co Tracksters in Washington

Placers from Monday, April 4

Girls
Kelsey Keefer- 400M- 1:09.13- 1st
Jaclyn Sheets- 3200M- 13:03.82- 3rd
4x100 Relay (Keefer, Hobleman, Anderson, Hedstrom)- :56.12- 3rd
4x800 Relay (Sheets, Hobelman, Hedstrom, Keefer)- 10:53.16- 2nd
Kristy Farnsworth- Shot Put- 31'.5"- 3rd   Discus- 97'9"- 5th
Callie Brzon- Shot Put- 30'10"- 4th    Discus- 83'2.5"- 6th
Kara Jeardoe- Javelin- 99'4"- 1st   Pole Vault- 7'- 6th
LaShae Hedstrom- Pole Vault- 8'6"- 1st   100M- 13.54- 3rd
Abbey Anderson- Long Jump- 13'11.5"- 3rd   Triple Jump- 30'11"- 3rd   100M- 14.39- 5th
Saren Hobleman- 300Hurdles- :52.9- 2nd
Team scored 64 points to place 3rd

Boys
Tanner Allen- 400M- :57.93- 1st   High Jump- 5'4"- 5th
Thatcher Damman- 400M- 1:02.52- 4th
Trenton Kuhlman- 800M- 2:15.2- 2nd   1600M- 5:04.27- 3rd
Brandon Zenger- 3200M- 11:46.27- 3rd
Dylan Grove- Javelin- 152'4"- 2nd
4x800 Relay (Allen, Richecky, Kuhlman, Zenger)- 9:52.24- 2nd
Boys scored 37 points to finish 5th

Buff Invite Results

Page 1- Girls
Page 2- Girls
Page 1- Boys
Page 2- Boys
Page 3- Boys

Tennis, March 31

NCK All-Star Basketball game results

Girls Game:

                           1^st    2^nd   Final

Gold Team          30    37    67

Black Team         44    31    75

Gold Team

Player                                                   Points

Hunter Duensing                              6

Tara Hoekman                                   2

Ashley Carey                                      25  (Game MVP)

Blair Bloomfield                                5

Taylor Peters                                     0

Celsey Beneda                                  6

Jancee Hobbs                                    0

Blair Nickelson                                   2             

Tiffany Cleveland                             12

Logan Antenen                                 1

Sally Thompson                                8

Black Team

Devery Alexander                           5

Mariah Jones                                     6

Shelbi Petty                                        7

Megan Stagner                                 12

Vanessa Kresin                                 13 (Defensive MVP)

Sydney Crimmins                               6

Jessica Downard                               8

Jill Kurtz                                            6

Paige Champlin                                 10

Boys Game:

                                1^st    2^nd    Final

Gold Team          60    57    117

Black Team         45    53    98

Gold Team

Casy Arganbright                              3

Jordan Wyatt                                     7

Devon James                                     8

Grayson George                               20

Casey Smith                                       14

Keenan Kruger                                  3

Landon Hedstrom                            14 (Defensive MVP)

Joel Winkler                                       12

Cody Jensen                                      12

Marvin Darko                                     17

Connor Hynek                                   7

Black Team

James Farris                                       9

Ryan Fiser                                           6

Eric Nitsch                                           6

Brady Jensen                                     3

Connor Brooks                                  13

Luke Shamburg                                 6

Mark Mock                                         12

Connor McDaniel                             21 (Game MVP)

Tyler Francis                                       4

Connor Shoemaker                         8

Potuzak featured

Click here for link

The kid from small town Kansas (who literally blocks out the sun), has made an impact not readily seen on the floor for the KState Wildcats.  Link connects to the story in the Wichita Eagle from March 23, 2011

NCK High School All-Stars to play volleyball, basketball games

(CONCORDIA, KS) -- Senior athletes from across North Central Kansas will be showcasing their volleyball and basketball talents in the 2011 NCK All-Star basketball games and volleyball match.

These athletes from all across the area will display their talents in Arley A. Bryant Gymnasium on the Concordia campus of Cloud County Community College. The volleyball match will be played Saturday, March 26 at 3 p.m. The basketball games will be played Sunday, March 27. The girl’s game tips off at 2 p.m. and the boy’s game will start at 4 p.m.

 Athletes playing on the 2011 All-Star Volleyball teams include:

Black Team:  Coach Molly Skocny, Clifton-Clyde HS; Melissa Blair, Phillipsburg HS; Kendra Zabokrtsky, Hanover HS; Jordan Kennedy, Frankfort HS; Ellie Musil, Valley Heights HS; Tara Hoekman, Abilene HS; Lacie Shoemaker, Republic County HS; Blair Bloomfield, Clifton-Clyde HS; Lexi Hardiek, Hill City HS; Celsey Beneda, Republic County HS.  Gold Team:  Coach Robert Moran, Clay Center HS; Amanda Laas, Sacred Heart HS; Taylor Peters, Pike Valley HS; Jill Kramer, Centralia HS; Hunter Duensing, Republic County HS; Melissa Hartsell, Concordia HS; Sydney Crimmins, Clay Center Community HS; Brittany Vignery, Pike Valley HS; Alexis Dutt, Abilene HS; Jessica Hobbs, Wamego HS.
 
Athletes playing on the 2011 Girl’s All-Star Basketball teams include:

Black Team:  Coach Jon Holiday, Holton HS; Paige Champlin, Concordia HS; Jessica Downard, Marysville HS; Sydney Crimmins, Clay Center Community HS; Shelbi Petty, DeSoto HS; Jordan Krohn, Onaga HS; Megan Stagner, Little River HS; Devery Alexander, South Central HS; Jill Kurtz, Chapman HS; Mariah Jones, Ell-Saline HS; Vanessa Kresin, St. John’s-Beloit HS.  Gold Team:  Coach Jason Hooper, Salina South HS; Tara Hoekman, Abilene HS; Logan Antenan, Salina South HS; Celsey Beneda, Republic County HS; Hunter Duensing, Republic County HS; Sally Thompson, Salina South HS; Ashley Carey, Salina South HS; Blair Nickelson, Hill City HS; Taylor Peters, Pike Valley HS; Blair Bloomfield, Clifton-Clyde HS; Jancee Hobbs, Clifton-Clyde HS.

Athletes playing on the 2011 Boy’s All-Star Basketball teams include:

Black Team:  Coach David Bisnette, Washington County HS; Mark Mock, Washington County HS; Ryan Fiser, Washington County HS; Connor McDaniel, Seaman HS; Connor Brooks, Manhattan HS; Tyler Francis, Manhattan HS; James Farris, Lincoln HS; Connor Shoemaker, Lakeside HS; Brady Jensen, Pike Valley HS; Luke Shamburg, Beloit HS; Eric Nitsch, Sylvan-Lucas HS.  Gold Team:  Coach Erik Shupe, Minneapolis HS; Grayson George, Minneapolis HS; Casy Arganbright, Minneapolis HS; Joel Winkler, Centralia HS; Landon Hedstrom, Pike Valley HS; Connor Hynek, Hanover HS; Marvin Darko, Beloit HS; Keenan Kruger, Silver Lake HS; Casey Smith, Silver Lake HS; Devon James, Salina South HS; Jordan Wyatt, Southeast of Saline HS; Cody Jensen, Pike Valley HS.

Ticket prices for the games are $5 for adults and $3 for K-12 students.

Post Season Honors

All NCAA League

Topeka Capital-Hournal's All State Teams

Girls

Boys

Fennville (MI) eliminated from playoffs

Why do we have a story from Michigan on the Sports Blog?  Because it's a story that doesn't just tug at your heart, it rips it right out of your chest.  I would highly encourage you to read the previous stories on ESPN's site including the one I have linked to.

Click here for ESPN.com
(Better grab a tissue, too.)

Pierson honored

Former Republic County Lady Buff Amanda Pierson recently wrapped up her final regular season with the Arizona Wildcats.  Now on to the Big Dance!

Manhattan here we come!

The Republic County girls will play Moundridge in the first round of the 2A State Tournament on Thursday, March 10.  Check back to the Sports Blog throughout the week for updates on the teams!

*  There will be a pep rally/ send off for the team on Thursday at 2:45pm from the high school.  All are welcome to attend!

Gave Berean Acad. their only 3 losses
3 of MHS 5 losses to teams at state
Heart of America Conference
Team Name			*W-L-T		W-L-T		PF	PA	Strk
Berean Academy			8-1-0		20-3-0		1130	757	1 L
Remington			8-1-0		20-3-0		1101	728	1 L
Moundridge			6-2-0		17-5-0		978	713	4 W	State
Ell-Saline			6-3-0		17-6-0		1214	996	4 W	State
Trinity			6-3-0		13-9-0		933	853	1 L
Inman			3-6-0		8-13-0		707	899	1 L
Sedgwick			3-7-0		12-10-0		991	846	1 L
Marion			2-7-0		7-13-0		662	815	2 L
Canton-Galva			1-6-0		4-15-0		612	865	4 L
Bennington			1-8-0		5-16-0		727	1092	12 L

An update from the Bethany Swedes

Just wanted to send you an update on Colton and the Bethany Swedes.  They are now playing in the KCAC tournament.  The Swedes won last night defeating St. Marys in overtime 69 to 66.  They now will play McPherson on Saturday at 2 in McPherson.  The Swedes are the 3 seed and McPherson is the 2 seed.  If they win they will advance to the KCAC championship which will be played Monday in Wichita at Harman Arena.  Another note on Colton, he is Second in the KCAC in assist to turnover ratio.  The last we knew he was 35th in the nation.  Just wanted to catch you up.  Thanks.

Lisa Grove

SubState Brackets

Click here to find out where your team will begin the postseason!

2A SUBSTATE AT WASHINGTON

Girls
Washington County	18	0	100%
Wakefield	12	6	67%
Republic County	11	7	61%
Wabunsee	10	7	59%
Solomon	9	8	53%
Onaga	10	10	50%
Valley Heights	8	12	40%
Bennington	5	13	28%
Boys
Team	Record
Washington Co	14	3	82%
Onaga	14	6	70%
Republic County	10	8	56%
Valley Heights	10	9	53%
Bennington	5	13	28%
Solomon	2	13	13%
Wakefield	1	17	6%
Wabaunsee	0	15	0%

Brady, braden, jaishawn, and cody qualify for state wrestling!

The end is near...

Regional wrestling for RC/PV is today and tomorrow in Beloit, while Concordia hosts one of the 4A Regionals.

Basketball inches closer to the end of the regualar season...

Republic Co at Sacred Heart
Pike Valley vs St Xavier
Concordia vs Wamego
Clifton/Clyde @ B&B

Potuzak featured on KSU website

Great write up on Alex, a 2010 graduate of Clifton/Clyde high school.

Schedule update

Republic County basketball games vs Beloit have been moved to Monday, February 21.  Normal start times.

Scores from Tues, Jan 25

TUESDAY’S GAMES
AREA BOYS
Abilene 66, TMP-Marian 52
Centre 45, Manhattan Flint Hills 29
Blue Valley Randolph 60, Wakefield 41
Ellsworth 56, Southeast of Saline 55
Franklin, Neb. 58, Thunder Ridge 39
Hanover 92, Pike Valley 78
Hoxie 56, Hill City 39
McPherson 72, Newton 42
Minneapolis 63, Clifton-Clyde 23
Lakeside 54, Osborne 40
Logan 56, Northern Valley 52
Norton 80, Goodland 76 (3ot)
Oakley 41, Wheatland-Grinnell 32
Plainville 61, Lincoln 49
Sacred Heart 53, Beloit 52
Salina South 53, Andover 50
Stockton 61, Palco 33
Tescott 40, Sylvan-Lucas 36
Washington County 70, Linn 30
Weskan 66, St. Francis 65
White City 59, Southern Cloud 53
Wilson 61, St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 30

AREA GIRLS
Abilene 49, TMP-Marian 32
Blue Valley Randolph 54, Wakefield 39
Centre 45, Manhattan Flint Hills 9
Claflin 61, Ellsworth 30
Hoxie 66, Hill City 57
Little River 50, Ell-Saline 38
Logan 54, Northern Valley 31
Lyons 65, Bennington 43
Minneapolis 40, Clifton-Clyde 22
Norton 39, Goodland 29
Oakley 40, Wheatland-Grinnell 32
Osborne 68, Lakeside 41
Pike Valley 68, Hanover 56
Plainville 46, Lincoln 42
Salina South 40, Andover 36
Sedgwick 48, Canton-Galva 30
Southeast of Saline 46, Sterling 31
Southern Cloud 52, White City 38
Sylvan-Lucas 66, Tescott 18
Thunder Ridge 48, Franklin, Neb. 23
Victoria 61, Ellis 56
Washington County 71, Linn 16
Weskan 50, St. Francis 38

Saturday Basketball

Results of games played Saturday: Jan 22


AREA BOYS

Baileyville 64, Washington County 52

Centre 41, White City 22

Chase 53, Natoma 45

Ellis 58, Smith Center 47

Goodland 57, Riley County 55

Hesston 47, Hillsboro 33

Hoxie 55, Quinter 53 (2ot)

LaCrosse 58, Victoria 46

LAKESIDE 57, PIKE VALLEY 46


Pike Valley 13 8 14 11 — 46

Lakeside 14 15 15 13 — 57

Pike Valley—Isaacson 3, Cox 2, Coons 6, B.Jensen 8, Bartman 6, Jensen 17, Hedstrom 4.

Lakeside—Domeni 1, Brush 3, Storer 5, Thomas 1, Shoemaker 24, Heiland 17, Renken 6.
Linn 54, Clifton-Clyde 43

Marion 43, Hope 40

Minnepolis 53, Hoisington 46

Norton 48, HIll City 42

Oberlin 60, Atwood 57

Osborne 49, Phillipsburg 46

Peabody 64, Wakefield 39

Pleasant Ridge 41, Chapman 32

Quivira Heights 78, Russell 68

Republic County 57, Winfield 50 (ot)

Rock Hills 39, St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 31

St. Francis 53, Oakley 48

Salina Central 66, Abilene 61

Salina South 48, Smoky Valley 45

Solomon 44, Elyria Christian 37

Southern Cloud 72, St. Xavier 49

Sylvan-Lucas 46, Tescott 44

Wamego 62, TMP-Marian 41

Wichita Heights 81, McPherson 73

Wichita Sunrise 44, Hays 32

Wilson 62, Lincoln 44

AREA GIRLS

Andover 42, Clay Center 37

Chapman 29, Pleasant Ridge 23

Chase 41, Tescott 28

Clifton-Clyde 37, Bern 34

Council Grove 43, Herington 32

Ellis 55, Trego 36

Goodland 55, Hillsboro 50

Hill City 55, Norton 44

Hope 46, Wakefield 33

Hoxie 58, Oakley 45

LaCrosse 57, Quivira Heights 34

Lakeside 60, St. Xavier 15

Lincoln 54, Sylvan-Lucas 51

Marion 43, Elyria Christian 29

Minneapolis 33, Hoisington 19

Oberlin 47, Atwood 38

Phillipsburg 41, Osborne 37

Quinter 62, St. Francis 54

Republic County 39, Winfield 28

Rock Hills 49, Southern Cloud 30

Russell 56, Victoria 21

ST. JOHN’S BELOIT-TIPTON 63
PIKE VALLEY 56

Pike Valley 12 9 13 22 — 56

SJ Beloit-Tipton 14 20 15 14 — 63

Pike Valley—Gritten 15, Ca.Freed 4, Housholder 9, Peters 11, Vignery 2, Bergstrom 15.

St. John’s Beloit-Tipton—Niewald 12, Corpstein 4, Hake 16, Kresin 20, Draemel 1, Gasper 10.
Salina South 52, Salina Central 32

Smith Center 38, Plainville 37

Solomon 38, Centre 27

TMP-Marian 51, Riley County 29

Washington County 63, Hanover 39

Wilson 60, Natoma 52

Trojan Classic UPDATE

Due to weather, the Hillsboro Trojan Classic will be postponed for today.  What does that mean for RC fans?  The boys and girls teams will flip times tomorrow, boys at 3 girls at 4:45.  And both games will be in the middle school gym.  Click here for the updated brackets with new times.

New Schedule of Games

Friday: (Middle School Gym-consolation side)

3:00 PM Boys’: TMP vs. Rep. Co

4:45 PM Girls’: Wamego vs. Rep. Co

6:30 PM Boys’: Winfield vs. Wamego

8:15 PM Girls’: Winfield vs. Hesston

Friday: (HS Gym)

3:00 PM Girls’: Riley Co vs. Goodland

4:45 PM Boys': Goodland vs. Hesston

6:30 PM Girls’: Hillsboro vs. TMP

8:15 PM Boys’: Riley Co vs. Hillsboro

Tourney Updates

Head over to our friends at www.nckssports.com for all the area tournament brackets.  March Madness may be a ways off, but the show must go on!!

Big 12 Men's Bball

MEN
......................Big 12 All
.......................W L W L
Kansas ............3 0 18 0
Texas A&M ....3 0 16 1
Texas ..............2 0 14 3
Colorado ........3 1 14 5
Missouri ..........2 2 16 3
Nebraska ........2 2 14 4
Baylor .............2 2 12 5
Iowa State....... 1 2 14 4
Oklahoma State 1 2 13 4
Kansas State..... 1 3 13 6
Oklahoma ..........1 3 9 9
Texas Tech ........0 4 8 11

This week’s schedule
Monday—Missouri 75, Kansas State 59; Kansas 85, Baylor 65.
Tuesday—Nebraska 79, Colorado 67; Oklahoma 83, Texas Tech 74

Today—Iowa S State at Oklahoma State, 8 p.m.; Texas A A&M at Texas, 8 p.m.

Saturday—Colorado at Oklahoma, 12:30 p.m.; Kansas State at Texas A A&M, 1 p.m.; Oklahoma S State at Baylor, 3 p.m.; Texas at Kansas, 3 p.m.; Nebraska at Texas Tech, 6:30 p.m.; Iowa S State at Missouri, 8 p.m

Jan 18 scores

TUESDAY’S GAMES
AREA BOYS
Andover 55, Salina Central 54
Atwood 64, Oakley 59
Concordia 56, Sacred Heart 33
Douglass 54, Ell-Saline 21
Herington 42, Mission Valley 32
Hillsboro 54, Wamego 42
Hitchcock County, Neb. 54, Triplains-Brewster 24
Hoisington 60, Russell 37
Lakeside 59, Southern Cloud 50
Remington 53, Ellsworth 41
Rock Creek 54, Canton-Galva 38
Rock Hills 59, St. Xavier 16
Salina South 53, Abilene 50
St. Francis 54, Hoxie 53
Sharon Springs 54, Weskan 52
Smoky Valley 57, Clay Center 30
Valley Heights 60, Clifton-Clyde 34

 AREA GIRLS
Atwood 53, St. Francis 39
Clifton-Clyde 51, Axtell 10
Hill City 72, Trego 41
Hillsboro 59, Winfield 43
Hitchcock, Neb. 61, Triplains-Brewster 31
Hoisington 46, Russell 43 (ot)
Hope 32, Marion 26
McPherson 40, Newton 37
Norton 60, Ellis 46
Oberlin 53, Quinter 49
Plainville 43, Phillipsburg 31
Rock Hills 63, St. Xavier 17
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 49, Southern Cloud 26
Sharon Springs 45, Weskan 37
Smith Center 71, Osborne 60
Solomon 34, Elyria Christian 23
Southeast of Saline 67, Ellsworth 18

Hillsboro Trojan Classic Day one

Game Scores:

Boys’:	TMP	40	vs.	Goodland	46
Girls’:	Rep. Co	34	vs.	Goodland	43
Girls’:	Hesston	40	vs.	TMP	43
Boys’:	Hesston	56	vs.	Rep. Co	39