By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor

With an opportunity to control their own league destiny on the line on Friday night the Southeast of Saline girl’s basketball team delivered, knocking off Ellsworth 48-32 to move to 4-1 in NCAA play.

The Lady Trojans, now 11-2 on the season, can still win another league title outright if the team can sweep their final five NCAA contests, including one with Sacred Heart on Tuesday.

The Southeast defense was on full display early in this game, as the Lady Trojans held the Bearcats to just six first-quarter points and just 15 before the intermission.

“I thought we suffocated them in the first half and defensively we did a very good job,” SES head coach Shauna Smith said. “We almost overplayed some possessions but we made them work for every shot in that first half.”

Despite lacking in size all season long, the Lady Trojans have found ways to keep teams off balance with their quickness, and disruptive defense, forcing double-digit turnovers in their last two games while turning the ball over in the single digits in both.

“There are pros and cons to everything, we’re undersized but I’d prefer our situation to having too many posts,” Smith said. “We work people so hard and make them work to move the ball around and we’re not turning the ball over but we still need to get better around the goal on offense.”

Offensively, SES was led in this game by Reagan Goetz who tacked on 11 points, followed by Abigail Pearson (9), Maddie Harris (8), Brielle Ptacek (7), and Lexi Jacobson (6).

Southeast will turn their attention to another league tilt on Tuesday as the Lady Trojans prepare to host Sacred Heart, looking for a season sweep of the Lady Knights on their home floor.

“We’re not overlooking Sacred Heart by any means,” Smith said. “They’ll get up for that rivalry game but we have to control the tempo in that game. They want to play even faster than we do and we’ve grown as a defensive team since then.”

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/9/1599179528888.png" alt="Coverage of Lady Trojan hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!" />
 <figcaption>Coverage of Lady Trojan hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!</figcaption>
 </figure>With an opportunity to control their own league destiny on the line on Friday night the Southeast of Saline girl’s basketball team delivered, knocking off Ellsworth 48-32 to move to 4-1 in NCAA play.The Lady Trojans, now 11-2 on the season, can still win another league title outright if the team can sweep their final five NCAA contests, including one with Sacred Heart on Tuesday.The Southeast defense was on full display early in this game, as the Lady Trojans held the Bearcats to just six first-quarter points and just 15 before the intermission.“I thought we suffocated them in the first half and defensively we did a very good job,” SES head coach Shauna Smith said. “We almost overplayed some possessions but we made them work for every shot in that first half.”Despite lacking in size all season long, the Lady Trojans have found ways to keep teams off balance with their quickness, and disruptive defense, forcing double-digit turnovers in their last two games while turning the ball over in the single digits in both.“There are pros and cons to everything, we’re undersized but I’d prefer our situation to having too many posts,” Smith said. “We work people so hard and make them work to move the ball around and we’re not turning the ball over but we still need to get better around the goal on offense.”Offensively, SES was led in this game by Reagan Goetz who tacked on 11 points, followed by Abigail Pearson (9), Maddie Harris (8), Brielle Ptacek (7), and Lexi Jacobson (6).Southeast will turn their attention to another league tilt on Tuesday as the Lady Trojans prepare to host Sacred Heart, looking for a season sweep of the Lady Knights on their home floor.“We’re not overlooking Sacred Heart by any means,” Smith said. “They’ll get up for that rivalry game but we have to control the tempo in that game. They want to play even faster than we do and we’ve grown as a defensive team since then.”

Lady Trojans suffocate Bearcats to maintain control over league destiny

Belle Plaine 43, Wichita Defenders Homeschool 21

Cornerstone Family 34, Blue Ridge Christian, Mo. 20

Fort Osage, Mo. 64, Christ Preparatory Academy 23

Perry-Lecompton 50, Northeast Christian Homeschool 38

Wichita Northwest 52, Lawrence Free State 23

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS<h2>GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL</h2>Andover Central 34, Olathe Northwest 33Atchison County 68, Rossville 62Augusta 32, Mill Valley 31BV Northwest 47, Junction City 27Belle Plaine 43, Wichita Defenders Homeschool 21Blue Valley 59, Lawrence 38Bonner Springs 52, Louisburg 45Burlington 53, Iola 35Centre 49, Peabody-Burns 23Cheney 43, Andale 31Cherryvale 44, Bluestem 34Cimarron 57, Scott City 43Colby 46, Holcomb 44Cornerstone Family 34, Blue Ridge Christian, Mo. 20Doniphan West 69, BV Randolph 37Ellinwood 43, Lyons 38Emporia 53, Wichita Heights 52Fairfield 54, Central Christian 38Fort Osage, Mo. 64, Christ Preparatory Academy 23Fort Scott 49, Independence 45Frankfort 38, Clifton-Clyde 32Frontenac 55, Columbus 31Garden Plain 36, Haven 26Gardner-Edgerton 54, Goddard 40Goessel 46, Burrton 24Golden Plains 62, Cheylin 8Goodland 58, Russell 14Greeley County 55, Dighton 39Hanover 64, Centralia 28Hays-TMP-Marian 61, Abilene 24Herington 46, Northern Heights 38Heritage Christian 46, KC Bishop Ward 38Hesston 54, Buhler 43Highland Park 75, Wichita East 7Hillsboro 48, Minneapolis 34Holton 31, Chapman 30Hoxie 67, Quinter 39Hugoton 51, Ulysses 15Humboldt 47, Erie 34KC Piper 62, DeSoto 50Kingman 72, Douglass 43Labette County 42, Coffeyville 36Lebo 37, Burlingame 14Lincoln 48, Natoma 24Logan/Palco 53, Triplains-Brewster 15Maize South 68, Wichita East 45Manhattan 56, Valley Center 28Marion 33, Council Grove 25Mission Valley 66, Veritas Christian 27Moundridge 37, Chaparral 28Ness City 38, Wheatland-Grinnell 31Newton 39, Wichita Trinity 38Norton 34, Ellis 33Oberlin-Decatur 44, Wallace County 40Olpe 41, Madison/Hamilton 34Osborne 65, Lakeside 43Ottawa 46, Eudora 42Perry-Lecompton 50, Northeast Christian Homeschool 38Phillipsburg 65, Smith Center 35Pike Valley 52, Chase 45Pleasanton 54, Altoona-Midway 19Reno County 51, Stafford 20Riley County 53, Wabaunsee 33Riverside 58, Axtell 23Riverton 51, Baxter Springs 19SM South 47, Washburn Rural 37Salina Central 69, Goddard-Eisenhower 53Santa Fe Trail 59, Osage City 48Sedgwick 41, Inman 36Shawnee Heights 50, SM North 34Silver Lake 62, Sabetha 39Smoky Valley 44, Clay Center 43Southwestern Hts. 46, Sublette 35St. Francis 44, Rawlins County 41St. James Academy 56, McPherson 48St. John's Beloit-Tipton 54, Tescott 30Sylvan-Lucas 59, Otis-Bison 29Thunder Ridge 38, Miltonvale 11Topeka Seaman 45, Derby 39Topeka West 46, Great Bend 40Trego 67, Plainville 16Uniontown 59, Chetopa 12Wamego 47, Rock Creek 21Washington County 47, Troy 42Wichita Classical 42, Solomon 23Wichita Northwest 52, Lawrence Free State 23Wichita South 38, Hutchinson 37Wichita Southeast 43, Clearwater 34Wichita Southeast 48, Ellsworth 32Wilson 48, Rock Hills 39<h2>BOYS PREP BASKETBALL</h2>BV Randolph 55, Doniphan West 33BV Southwest 58, SM West 57BV West 55, Olathe North 39Baldwin 73, Wellsville 52Bishop Miege 59, BV North 56Bonner Springs 72, Louisburg 45Central Heights 56, Anderson County 29Chapman 55, Holton 50Cherryvale 64, Bluestem 20Cheylin 52, Golden Plains 30Clifton-Clyde 63, Frankfort 41Colby 57, Holcomb 43Columbus 63, Frontenac 61Council Grove 61, Marion 53DeSoto 62, KC Piper 56Elkhart 83, Moscow 35Ellinwood 55, Lyons 47Eudora 46, Ottawa 42Flint Hills Christian 55, Kickapoo, Mo. 15Fort Scott 62, Independence 45Fredonia 59, Eureka 35Girard 53, Pittsburg Colgan 44Goddard-Eisenhower 71, Wichita Campus 60Great Bend 57, Dodge City 53Hays-TMP-Marian 51, Abilene 49Hesston 64, Buhler 43Highland Park 82, East (Kansas City), Mo. 21Hillsboro 61, Minneapolis 28Hodgeman County 44, Minneola 35Hoxie 57, Quinter 54Hugoton 83, Ulysses 38Humboldt 64, Erie 37KC Bishop Ward 65, Heritage Christian 60Kingman 54, Douglass 43La Crosse 42, Victoria 26Labette County 51, Coffeyville 45Lawrence 47, Olathe South 43Lebo 58, Burlingame 39Lincoln def. Natoma, forfeitLogan/Palco 60, Triplains-Brewster 49Marysville 52, Nemaha Central 44Moundridge 83, Goessel 28Ness City 59, Wheatland-Grinnell 42Norton 60, Ellis 37Olathe East 60, Lafayette (St. Joseph), Mo. 52Olpe 51, Madison/Hamilton 32Osage City 64, Santa Fe Trail 61Osborne 68, Lakeside 50Pawnee Heights 41, Kiowa County 38Perry-Lecompton 65, Hiawatha 42Phillipsburg 57, Smith Center 38Pike Valley 62, Chase 36Pleasanton 79, Altoona-Midway 47Riverside 55, Axtell 47Riverton 49, Baxter Springs 45Rock Creek 51, Wamego 48Rock Hills 46, Wilson 38Rockhurst, Mo. 45, SM East 38Russell 68, Goodland 61SM South 66, Belton, Mo. 54Sabetha 71, Silver Lake 53Scott City 65, Cimarron 31Shawnee Heights 58, Topeka Hayden 51Smoky Valley 50, Clay Center 44South Central 45, Bucklin 30South Gray 68, Meade 57Southeast 56, Jayhawk Linn 41Southeast Saline 63, Ellsworth 43Spearville 55, Ingalls 52St. John's Beloit-Tipton 76, Tescott 48Sublette 70, Southwestern Hts. 51Sylvan-Lucas 51, Otis-Bison 32Thunder Ridge 49, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 21Tonganoxie 31, KC Turner 20Topeka 47, Wichita Sunrise 43Topeka Seaman 68, Lansing 41Topeka West 69, Leavenworth 57Troy 82, Washington County 68Uniontown 58, Chetopa 19Wabaunsee 58, Riley County 34Weskan 63, Rolla 29West Elk 59, South Haven 29Wichita Classical 67, Solomon 41Wichita Collegiate 69, Winfield 42Wichita County 54, Lakin 49Yates Center 43, Northeast-Arma 42Some high school basketball scores provided by <a href="http://Scorestream.com">Scorestream.com</a>.

Friday prep basketball scores

A number of area students were among the winners of the Happy Birthday, Kansas! Student photo contest sponsored by the Kansas Historical Society.

The students were recognized by Governor Laura Kelly during an awards ceremony today in the Kansas State Capitol.

First-place winners in each grade level received iPads and second-place winners in each grade level received Kindles.

Following are the winners as provided by the Kansas Historical Society.

First Place: Alexis Johnson, Gypsum, School: Southeast of Saline Photo: Goatsbeard

Second Place: Nola Kramer, Seneca, Nemaha Central Photo: Fence Post

First Place: Charlie Strnad, Cuba, East Elementary Photo: Chores with a View

Second Place: Natalie Behrends, Wellsville, Straight Arrow Academy Photo: Snowy Red Barn

First Place: Alisa Rud, Andover, Prairie Creek Elementary School Photo: Snack Time!

Second Place: Eli Bontrager, Whiting Photo: Sunset Roost

First Place: Wade Rohret, Galva, Canton-Galva Elementary Photo: Stone Arch Bridge in the Fall

Second Place: Clinton Koenig, Pittsburg, St. Mary's Elementary Photo: Route 66

First Place: Madelyn Roozbahan, Arcadia Photo: Monarch Migration Through Kansas

Second Place (tie): Kenyon Barney, St. John, St. John Elementary Photo: Amber Waves of Grain

Third Place (tie): Lyla Ronnebaum, Axtell, Axtell Public School Photo: Eagle Country

First Place: Brecken Kramer, Seneca, Nemaha Central Photo: Summer Fun

Second Place: Harper King, Belvue, Wamego Junior High Photo: Kansas Traditions

First Place: Emma Kahnt, Ottawa Photo: Sunflower Sunsets

Second Place: Kaden Singh Dhillon, St. Marys, St. Marys Grade School Photo: Boots

First Place: Levi Behrends, Wellsville, Straight Arrow Academy Photo: Sunflower

Second Place: Honesty Williams, McPherson, Canton-Galva Junior/Senior High School Photo: View from My Yard

First Place: Owen Tichenor, Abilene, Abilene High School Photo: Dark Skies Light Up the Night

Second Place: Emerson Hoppes, Galva, Canton-Galva Junior/Senior High School Photo: Friendship

First Place: Harper Davis, Frontenac, Frontenac High School Photo: Mirage

Second Place: Bree Gray, Wichita, Andover eCademy Photo: Freedom

First Place: Dillon Burnett, Belleville, Republic County High School Photo: Fireside

Second Place: Ella Rolf, Westphalia Photo: Flowers with a Pretty Sky

First Place: Lily Corkill, Olsburg, Blue Valley School Photo: Catch of the Day!

Second Place: Darwin Metz, Lawrence, Bishop Seabury Academy Photo: Sunset Silhouette

By SALINA POSTA number of area students were among the winners of the Happy Birthday, Kansas! Student photo contest sponsored by the Kansas Historical Society.The students were recognized by Governor Laura Kelly during an awards ceremony today in the Kansas State Capitol.First-place winners in each grade level received iPads and second-place winners in each grade level received Kindles.Following are the winners as provided by the Kansas Historical Society.<h2>First Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674857460348.jpeg" alt=""Goatsbeard" by Alexis Johnson, Gypsum. Photos courtesy Kansas Historical Society" />
 <figcaption>"Goatsbeard" by Alexis Johnson, Gypsum. Photos courtesy Kansas Historical Society</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Alexis Johnson, Gypsum, School: Southeast of Saline Photo: Goatsbeard<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674857545714.jpeg" alt=""Fence Post" by Nola Kramer, Seneca." />
 <figcaption>"Fence Post" by Nola Kramer, Seneca.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Nola Kramer, Seneca, Nemaha Central Photo: Fence Post<h2>Second Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674857624061.jpeg" alt=""Chores with a View" by Charlie Strnad, Cuba." />
 <figcaption>"Chores with a View" by Charlie Strnad, Cuba.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Charlie Strnad, Cuba, East Elementary Photo: Chores with a View<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674857710095.jpeg" alt=""Snowy Red Barn" by Natalie Behrends, Wellsville." />
 <figcaption>"Snowy Red Barn" by Natalie Behrends, Wellsville.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Natalie Behrends, Wellsville, Straight Arrow Academy Photo: Snowy Red Barn<h2>Third Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674857798333.jpeg" alt=""Snack Time!" by Alisa Rud, Andover." />
 <figcaption>"Snack Time!" by Alisa Rud, Andover.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Alisa Rud, Andover, Prairie Creek Elementary School Photo: Snack Time!<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674857883002.jpeg" alt="Sunset Roost by Eli Bontrager, Whiting." />
 <figcaption>Sunset Roost by Eli Bontrager, Whiting.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Eli Bontrager, Whiting Photo: Sunset Roost<h2>Fourth Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674857952389.jpeg" alt=""Stone Arch Bridge in the Fall" by Wade Rohret, Galva." />
 <figcaption>"Stone Arch Bridge in the Fall" by Wade Rohret, Galva.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Wade Rohret, Galva, Canton-Galva Elementary Photo: Stone Arch Bridge in the Fall<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858025763.jpeg" alt=""Route 66" by Clinton Koenig, Pittsburg." />
 <figcaption>"Route 66" by Clinton Koenig, Pittsburg.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Clinton Koenig, Pittsburg, St. Mary's Elementary Photo: Route 66<h2>Fifth Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858204889.jpeg" alt=""Monarch Migration Through Kansas" by Madelyn Roozbahan, Arcadia." />
 <figcaption>"Monarch Migration Through Kansas" by Madelyn Roozbahan, Arcadia.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Madelyn Roozbahan, Arcadia Photo: Monarch Migration Through Kansas<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858293526.jpeg" alt=""Amber Waves of Grain by Kenyon Barney," St. John." />
 <figcaption>"Amber Waves of Grain by Kenyon Barney," St. John.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place (tie): Kenyon Barney, St. John, St. John Elementary Photo: Amber Waves of Grain<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858360090.jpeg" alt=""Eagle Country" by Lyla Ronnebaum, Axtell." />
 <figcaption>"Eagle Country" by Lyla Ronnebaum, Axtell.</figcaption>
 </figure>Third Place (tie): Lyla Ronnebaum, Axtell, Axtell Public School Photo: Eagle Country<h2>Sixth Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858434597.jpeg" alt=""Summer Fun" by Brecken Kramer, Seneca." />
 <figcaption>"Summer Fun" by Brecken Kramer, Seneca.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Brecken Kramer, Seneca, Nemaha Central Photo: Summer Fun<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858514186.jpeg" alt=""Kansas Traditions" by Harper King, Belvue." />
 <figcaption>"Kansas Traditions" by Harper King, Belvue.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Harper King, Belvue, Wamego Junior High Photo: Kansas Traditions<h2>Seventh Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858599407.jpeg" alt=""Sunflower Sunsets" by Emma Kahnt, Ottawa." />
 <figcaption>"Sunflower Sunsets" by Emma Kahnt, Ottawa.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Emma Kahnt, Ottawa Photo: Sunflower Sunsets<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858683243.jpeg" alt=""Boots" by Kaden Singh Dhillon, St. Marys." />
 <figcaption>"Boots" by Kaden Singh Dhillon, St. Marys.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Kaden Singh Dhillon, St. Marys, St. Marys Grade School Photo: Boots<h2>Eighth Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858763336.jpeg" alt=""Sunflower" by Levi Behrends, Wellsville." />
 <figcaption>"Sunflower" by Levi Behrends, Wellsville.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Levi Behrends, Wellsville, Straight Arrow Academy Photo: Sunflower<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858826978.jpeg" alt=""View from My Yard" by Honesty Williams, McPherson." />
 <figcaption>"View from My Yard" by Honesty Williams, McPherson.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Honesty Williams, McPherson, Canton-Galva Junior/Senior High School Photo: View from My Yard<h2>Ninth Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858912415.jpeg" alt=""Dark Skies Light Up the Night" by Owen Tichenor, Abilene." />
 <figcaption>"Dark Skies Light Up the Night" by Owen Tichenor, Abilene.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Owen Tichenor, Abilene, Abilene High School Photo: Dark Skies Light Up the Night<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674858988523.jpeg" alt=""Friendship" by Emerson Hoppes, Galva." />
 <figcaption>"Friendship" by Emerson Hoppes, Galva.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Emerson Hoppes, Galva, Canton-Galva Junior/Senior High School Photo: Friendship<h2>10th Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674859074977.jpeg" alt=""Mirage" by Harper Davis, Frontenac." />
 <figcaption>"Mirage" by Harper Davis, Frontenac.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Harper Davis, Frontenac, Frontenac High School Photo: Mirage<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674859150149.jpeg" alt=""Freedom" by Bree Gray, Wichita." />
 <figcaption>"Freedom" by Bree Gray, Wichita.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Bree Gray, Wichita, Andover eCademy Photo: Freedom<h2>11th Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674859239290.jpeg" alt=""Fireside" by Dillon Burnett, Belleville." />
 <figcaption>"Fireside" by Dillon Burnett, Belleville.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Dillon Burnett, Belleville, Republic County High School Photo: Fireside<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674859310588.jpeg" alt=""Flowers with a Pretty Sky" by Ella Rolf, Westphalia." />
 <figcaption>"Flowers with a Pretty Sky" by Ella Rolf, Westphalia.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Ella Rolf, Westphalia Photo: Flowers with a Pretty Sky<h2>12th Grade</h2><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674859384430.jpeg" alt=""Catch of the Day" by Lily Corkill, Olsburg." />
 <figcaption>"Catch of the Day" by Lily Corkill, Olsburg.</figcaption>
 </figure>First Place: Lily Corkill, Olsburg, Blue Valley School Photo: Catch of the Day!<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2023/1/1674859445521.jpeg" alt=""Sunset Silhouette" by Darwin Metz, Lawrence." />
 <figcaption>"Sunset Silhouette" by Darwin Metz, Lawrence.</figcaption>
 </figure>Second Place: Darwin Metz, Lawrence, Bishop Seabury Academy Photo: Sunset Silhouette

Area students among Kansas birthday photo contest winners

The Ellsworth Bearcats are coming to Southeast of Saline to take on the Trojans tonight. If you can't make it to the games, we have you covered!

The girls play at 6 p.m. Friday and the boys at approximately 7:30 p.m.

You can listen to the basketball games on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM). Devin Hanney has the call. You also can watch a live stream of the games right here on Salina Post, thanks to Commercial Tire Centers, Inc.!

Click the QR code or the link below to watch the games Friday.

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 </figure>The Ellsworth Bearcats are coming to Southeast of Saline to take on the Trojans tonight. If you can't make it to the games, we have you covered!The girls play at 6 p.m. Friday and the boys at approximately 7:30 p.m.You can listen to the basketball games on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM). Devin Hanney has the call. You also can watch a live stream of the games right here on Salina Post, thanks to Commercial Tire Centers, Inc.!Click the QR code or the link below to watch the games Friday.<figure>
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🎥Watch live as Southeast of Saline takes on Ellsworth tonight!

After decimating Republic County 75-23 on Tuesday, the Southeast of Saline boys basketball team will set their sights on another league opponent on Friday as the Trojans return home to battle the Bearcats.

2nd-ranked Southeast will enter this contest at 11-1 while Ellsworth comes in at 9-4, having won four of their five league matchups so far.

In need of a bounce back after falling in their first and only loss of the season, the Trojans roared out of the gates earlier this week, and their game with the Buffaloes was over shortly after it began.

“Our defensive principles held true and our guys were consistently in the right spots and taking the right angles on closeouts in that game,” SES head coach Bryson Flax said. “On the offensive end, we ran more sets than we have to this point and I thought no matter who was on the floor we did a great job of executing.”

In an effort to tighten their stranglehold on the rest of the NCAA, the Trojans will turn their attention to one of its best this year in a Bearcat team that looks much better than previous renditions.

Once again the focal point will be Will Cravens, who continues to lead the Bearcat offense, but who has gotten more help from his supporting cast this season.

“Will continues to be a standout there offensively creating for himself and getting others involved,” Flax said. “If you put too much emphasis on him they have other guys that can hurt you and if you don’t put enough on him he’ll get you himself.”

On the other side of the matchup, Southeast will look to push the pace beyond what a traditionally slower Ellsworth offense is comfortable with, and attempt to keep them off balance for the better part of 32 minutes.

“It all starts defensively,” he said. “We want to make them work to get the ball up the floor, and then on the offensive end we have to hit shots, getting ahead of a team like this is a great way to speed them up and make them feel like they have to play catch up. Our goal is to start fast and stay true to ourselves with our defensive pressure.”

While SES spread the scoring out with twelve different Trojans tacking on a point against Republic County, the team will need to keep that offensive intensity tonight against a much better Bearcat defense.

“I think the scoring spread in that game was a positive but in a lot of cases, there wasn’t a lot of resistance,” Flax said. “We need to continue to build off of that and we can’t be content, we have buckets that we can get any time we want we just have to be willing to make the extra pass.”

Tip-off between the Trojans and Bearcats is set for 7:00 at Southeast of Saline High School following the girl’s game at 6:30.

As always, both games can be heard on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM) and streamed live with audio and video on the Salina Post.

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/9/1599179528888.png" alt="Coverage of SES hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!" />
 <figcaption>Coverage of SES hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!</figcaption>
 </figure>After decimating Republic County 75-23 on Tuesday, the Southeast of Saline boys basketball team will set their sights on another league opponent on Friday as the Trojans return home to battle the Bearcats.2nd-ranked Southeast will enter this contest at 11-1 while Ellsworth comes in at 9-4, having won four of their five league matchups so far.In need of a bounce back after falling in their first and only loss of the season, the Trojans roared out of the gates earlier this week, and their game with the Buffaloes was over shortly after it began.“Our defensive principles held true and our guys were consistently in the right spots and taking the right angles on closeouts in that game,” SES head coach Bryson Flax said. “On the offensive end, we ran more sets than we have to this point and I thought no matter who was on the floor we did a great job of executing.”In an effort to tighten their stranglehold on the rest of the NCAA, the Trojans will turn their attention to one of its best this year in a Bearcat team that looks much better than previous renditions.Once again the focal point will be Will Cravens, who continues to lead the Bearcat offense, but who has gotten more help from his supporting cast this season.“Will continues to be a standout there offensively creating for himself and getting others involved,” Flax said. “If you put too much emphasis on him they have other guys that can hurt you and if you don’t put enough on him he’ll get you himself.”On the other side of the matchup, Southeast will look to push the pace beyond what a traditionally slower Ellsworth offense is comfortable with, and attempt to keep them off balance for the better part of 32 minutes.“It all starts defensively,” he said. “We want to make them work to get the ball up the floor, and then on the offensive end we have to hit shots, getting ahead of a team like this is a great way to speed them up and make them feel like they have to play catch up. Our goal is to start fast and stay true to ourselves with our defensive pressure.”While SES spread the scoring out with twelve different Trojans tacking on a point against Republic County, the team will need to keep that offensive intensity tonight against a much better Bearcat defense.“I think the scoring spread in that game was a positive but in a lot of cases, there wasn’t a lot of resistance,” Flax said. “We need to continue to build off of that and we can’t be content, we have buckets that we can get any time we want we just have to be willing to make the extra pass.”Tip-off between the Trojans and Bearcats is set for 7:00 at Southeast of Saline High School following the girl’s game at 6:30.As always, both games can be heard on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM) and streamed live with audio and video on the Salina Post.

#2 Trojans battle Bearcats looking to remain undefeated in league play

After handling their business against Republic County on Tuesday in a 47-29 victory, the Southeast of Saline girl’s basketball team will make their long-awaited return to the Purple Palace to host Ellsworth on Friday night.

The Lady Trojans come into their first home game in over 20 days ranked #10 in Class 3A, with a record of 10-2 (3-1 in league), while the Lady Bearcats enter at 8-5.

Despite a slow start on Tuesday, Southeast was able to cruise to yet another NCAA win as their defense led the way in yet another shutdown effort.

“I thought defensively we played really well and did some really good things but we need to see the ball go through the bucket,” SES head coach Shauna Smith said. “We’re in a bit of a shooting slump but we have some really good shooters on our team and that’s going to come back to us.”

While the team has struggled a bit on the offensive end in recent games, the stellar play of Lexi Jacobson has made up for it in a big way, with double-digit performances becoming the norm.

“Lexi has been doing a good job of turning defense into offense,” Smith said. “She’s playing at a high level on the inside. She’s been attacking the basket and playing with confidence.”

While their path to another consecutive league title will not be as simple as it has been in years past, this game could represent a major step in the right direction against an Ellsworth team still very much in the mix.

“Ellsworth, like everyone in the league, is much improved this year,” She said. “They’re pretty young and they play ten deep including some freshmen but they’re going to play some zone on us and we have to put the ball in the bucket. They’re a lot better offensively than they’ve been, we have to play smart and do what we know how to do.”

The Lady Bearcats are the only team in league play to defeat Minneapolis, giving SES a chance to take the NCAA outright if they can win out in their six remaining league games.

To start that run on Friday night, the Lady Trojans will need to make the Bearcats uncomfortable, and find ways to push the pace against a less experienced Ellsworth bunch.

“We need to get up and down the court the way we like to do and get some easy layups,” Smith said. “They got into trouble when they faced speed against Sacred Heart so we want to turn up the pace under control.”

Southeast will also look to re-establish some confidence from beyond the arc, where the new year has not been kind to a Lady Trojan team with an arsenal of capable shooters.

“We need to be able to score from the outside,” she said. “We were averaging six threes before Christmas and now we’re down to 2-3. We have 4-5 people who can shoot that shot and when we get back to doing that it really opens up our offense.”

Tip-off between the Lady Trojans and Bearcats is set for 6:30 at Southeast of Saline High School and as always the game can be heard on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM) or streamed with live audio and video on the Salina Post.

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor<figure>
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 </figure>After handling their business against Republic County on Tuesday in a 47-29 victory, the Southeast of Saline girl’s basketball team will make their long-awaited return to the Purple Palace to host Ellsworth on Friday night.The Lady Trojans come into their first home game in over 20 days ranked #10 in Class 3A, with a record of 10-2 (3-1 in league), while the Lady Bearcats enter at 8-5.Despite a slow start on Tuesday, Southeast was able to cruise to yet another NCAA win as their defense led the way in yet another shutdown effort.“I thought defensively we played really well and did some really good things but we need to see the ball go through the bucket,” SES head coach Shauna Smith said. “We’re in a bit of a shooting slump but we have some really good shooters on our team and that’s going to come back to us.”While the team has struggled a bit on the offensive end in recent games, the stellar play of Lexi Jacobson has made up for it in a big way, with double-digit performances becoming the norm.“Lexi has been doing a good job of turning defense into offense,” Smith said. “She’s playing at a high level on the inside. She’s been attacking the basket and playing with confidence.”While their path to another consecutive league title will not be as simple as it has been in years past, this game could represent a major step in the right direction against an Ellsworth team still very much in the mix.“Ellsworth, like everyone in the league, is much improved this year,” She said. “They’re pretty young and they play ten deep including some freshmen but they’re going to play some zone on us and we have to put the ball in the bucket. They’re a lot better offensively than they’ve been, we have to play smart and do what we know how to do.”The Lady Bearcats are the only team in league play to defeat Minneapolis, giving SES a chance to take the NCAA outright if they can win out in their six remaining league games.To start that run on Friday night, the Lady Trojans will need to make the Bearcats uncomfortable, and find ways to push the pace against a less experienced Ellsworth bunch.“We need to get up and down the court the way we like to do and get some easy layups,” Smith said. “They got into trouble when they faced speed against Sacred Heart so we want to turn up the pace under control.”Southeast will also look to re-establish some confidence from beyond the arc, where the new year has not been kind to a Lady Trojan team with an arsenal of capable shooters.“We need to be able to score from the outside,” she said. “We were averaging six threes before Christmas and now we’re down to 2-3. We have 4-5 people who can shoot that shot and when we get back to doing that it really opens up our offense.”Tip-off between the Lady Trojans and Bearcats is set for 6:30 at Southeast of Saline High School and as always the game can be heard on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM) or streamed with live audio and video on the Salina Post.

Lady Trojans return home after three weeks away to host Ellsworth

Following are the sports programs and events scheduled for KINA (910 AM and 107.5 FM) this week.

Monday&nbsp; Chiefs Kingdom Show:&nbsp; 6 p.m.

Tuesday&nbsp;&nbsp; Southeast of Saline Basketball Pregame Show&nbsp; 5:50 p.m. at Republic County. Southeast of Saline Lady Trojans vs. Republic County Lady Buffaloes basketball:&nbsp; 6 p.m. at Republic County.&nbsp;

Southeast of Saline Trojans vs. Republic County Buffaloes basketball:&nbsp; 7:30 p.m. at Republic County.&nbsp;

Friday Southeast of Saline Basketball Pregame Show&nbsp; 5:50 p.m. on campus,&nbsp; Gypsum.&nbsp;

Southeast of Saline Lady Trojans vs. Ellsworth Lady Bearcats basketball:&nbsp; &nbsp;6 p.m. on campus, Gypsum.

Southeast of Saline Trojans vs. Ellsworth Bearcats basketball:&nbsp; 7:30 p.m. on campus, Gypsum.&nbsp;

Saturday&nbsp; MRN Nascar Live:&nbsp; 8 a.m.

Sunday PRN The Pit Reporters:&nbsp; 9 a.m.

Kansas City Chiefs Pregame Show:&nbsp; 4 p.m. at GEHA Field Arrowhead Stadium.&nbsp;

Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship Game: 5:30 p.m. coverage brought to you by Westwood One at GEHA Field Arrowhead Stadium.&nbsp; &nbsp;

By SALINA POSTFollowing are the sports programs and events scheduled for KINA (910 AM and 107.5 FM) this week.Monday&nbsp; Chiefs Kingdom Show:&nbsp; 6 p.m. Tuesday&nbsp;&nbsp; Southeast of Saline Basketball Pregame Show&nbsp; 5:50 p.m. at Republic County. Southeast of Saline Lady Trojans vs. Republic County Lady Buffaloes basketball:&nbsp; 6 p.m. at Republic County.&nbsp; Southeast of Saline Trojans vs. Republic County Buffaloes basketball:&nbsp; 7:30 p.m. at Republic County.&nbsp; Friday Southeast of Saline Basketball Pregame Show&nbsp; 5:50 p.m. on campus,&nbsp; Gypsum.&nbsp;Southeast of Saline Lady Trojans vs. Ellsworth Lady Bearcats basketball:&nbsp; &nbsp;6 p.m. on campus, Gypsum. Southeast of Saline Trojans vs. Ellsworth Bearcats basketball:&nbsp; 7:30 p.m. on campus, Gypsum.&nbsp; Saturday&nbsp; MRN Nascar Live:&nbsp; 8 a.m.Sunday PRN The Pit Reporters:&nbsp; 9 a.m. Kansas City Chiefs Pregame Show:&nbsp; 4 p.m. at GEHA Field Arrowhead Stadium.&nbsp;Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship Game: 5:30 p.m. coverage brought to you by Westwood One at GEHA Field Arrowhead Stadium.&nbsp; &nbsp;

UPDATE: Sports on KINA this week

After falling to Hugoton in their first loss of the season the Southeast of Saline boys’ basketball team was hungry for an opportunity to get back in the win column and make a statement.

Republic County just happened to be the next team on the schedule unfortunate enough to be in the way.

The Trojans exploded out of the gates on a 16-0 run and by the halftime buzzer led 44-13 en route to a 75-23 victory.

Much of that success came in transition, where Southeast pressed the daylight out of the Buffaloes, forcing a staggering 25 turnovers and scoring easy buckets in bunches on the other end.

“We’ve been forcing teams to think about us full court and tonight we really let them go,” SES head coach Bryson Flax said. “We were in good positions to make plays and our guys were really locked in regardless of the result of the last game. I think that focus helped.”

This game was also a resounding victory for the Trojans on the glass, who gained critical second-chance points while consistently limiting Republic County to one attempt per possession.

“I don’t think we gave them too many possessions and we made a lot of correct passes tonight,” Flax said. “Guys filled the lane in the right spots and we did a good job once again of rebounding.”

Offensively, Southeast shared the wealth with twelve different scorers led by three double-digit performances from Eli Sawyers (19), Drake Augustine (13), and Nakari Morrical-Palmer (10).

Several members of the Trojan’s second set of subs made their way into the game in the second half and despite coming in cold, didn’t miss a beat on either end.

“We had a talk with our third unit at halftime that their time was coming and that we didn’t want things to get helter-skelter,” Flax said. “We needed to play under control, we needed to execute and they did that which was even more impressive because they hadn’t played in a week and a half. I was really proud of those guys for what they did.”

The Trojans, now 11-1 and 4-0 in league play will battle another NCAA opponent on Friday when the Ellsworth Bearcats come to town.

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor<figure>
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 </figure>After falling to Hugoton in their first loss of the season the Southeast of Saline boys’ basketball team was hungry for an opportunity to get back in the win column and make a statement.Republic County just happened to be the next team on the schedule unfortunate enough to be in the way.The Trojans exploded out of the gates on a 16-0 run and by the halftime buzzer led 44-13 en route to a 75-23 victory.Much of that success came in transition, where Southeast pressed the daylight out of the Buffaloes, forcing a staggering 25 turnovers and scoring easy buckets in bunches on the other end.“We’ve been forcing teams to think about us full court and tonight we really let them go,” SES head coach Bryson Flax said. “We were in good positions to make plays and our guys were really locked in regardless of the result of the last game. I think that focus helped.”This game was also a resounding victory for the Trojans on the glass, who gained critical second-chance points while consistently limiting Republic County to one attempt per possession.“I don’t think we gave them too many possessions and we made a lot of correct passes tonight,” Flax said. “Guys filled the lane in the right spots and we did a good job once again of rebounding.”Offensively, Southeast shared the wealth with twelve different scorers led by three double-digit performances from Eli Sawyers (19), Drake Augustine (13), and Nakari Morrical-Palmer (10).Several members of the Trojan’s second set of subs made their way into the game in the second half and despite coming in cold, didn’t miss a beat on either end.“We had a talk with our third unit at halftime that their time was coming and that we didn’t want things to get helter-skelter,” Flax said. “We needed to play under control, we needed to execute and they did that which was even more impressive because they hadn’t played in a week and a half. I was really proud of those guys for what they did.”The Trojans, now 11-1 and 4-0 in league play will battle another NCAA opponent on Friday when the Ellsworth Bearcats come to town.

Trojans trounce Republic County to get back in win column 

After finishing third at the Sterling Invitational, the Southeast of Saline girl’s basketball team resumed their regular season with a win in Belleville, knocking off Republic County 47-29.

With this win, the Lady Trojans advance to 10-2, and 3-1 in NCAA play while the Lady Buffs fall to 0-13.

Things looked worrisome for SES offensively in the early goings of this game as the Lady Trojans led just 7-6 at the end of the first quarter, but a few key switches allowed Southeast to flip a switch and outscore Republic County 20-6 in the second quarter to pull away.

“We kept telling them to shoot the ball,” SES head coach Shauna Smith said. “We knew that eventually it was going to go in and when we moved Maddie Harris to the high post and she knocked down a big shot a lot of weight was lifted off of her shoulders. Scoring didn’t come easy for us but I think it was better than it was at Sterling.”

While it took Southeast’s offense some time to get rolling, defensively the Lady Trojans looked as sharp as ever, turning the Buffs over 27 times and allowing six or fewer points in each of the first three quarters.

“Our goal was to play good defense without reaching,” Smith said. “When we got that ball pressure and stepped into passing lanes we got a lot of turnovers. Good things happen when we stay disciplined with that.”

That defensive prowess was just a continuation of the Southeast’s excellence this season on that side of the ball, as the Lady Trojans have allowed just one opponent to reach the 50 mark all season long.

“We’ve been playing well defensively,” she said. “Now we have to get better offensively and that’s something we’re capable of doing. We have some good shooters but we’re missing a lot of layups and two-foot shots.”

One consistent bright spot offensively has been Lexi Jacobson, who once again led the Lady Trojans in scoring with 17 points tonight to lead all scorers.

SES will continue their quest to claim yet another league title on Friday when the Lady Trojans travel to Ellsworth to battle the Bearcats.

“We watched Ellsworth play Sacred Heart and they’re much improved,” Smith said. “They play about ten deep and we’ll buckle down defensively but we have to put the ball in the bucket.”

For continuing coverage of Lady Trojan hoops down the home stretch, stay tuned to the Salina Post.

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/9/1599179528888.png" alt="Coverage of Lady Trojan hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!" />
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 </figure>After finishing third at the Sterling Invitational, the Southeast of Saline girl’s basketball team resumed their regular season with a win in Belleville, knocking off Republic County 47-29.With this win, the Lady Trojans advance to 10-2, and 3-1 in NCAA play while the Lady Buffs fall to 0-13.Things looked worrisome for SES offensively in the early goings of this game as the Lady Trojans led just 7-6 at the end of the first quarter, but a few key switches allowed Southeast to flip a switch and outscore Republic County 20-6 in the second quarter to pull away.“We kept telling them to shoot the ball,” SES head coach Shauna Smith said. “We knew that eventually it was going to go in and when we moved Maddie Harris to the high post and she knocked down a big shot a lot of weight was lifted off of her shoulders. Scoring didn’t come easy for us but I think it was better than it was at Sterling.”While it took Southeast’s offense some time to get rolling, defensively the Lady Trojans looked as sharp as ever, turning the Buffs over 27 times and allowing six or fewer points in each of the first three quarters.“Our goal was to play good defense without reaching,” Smith said. “When we got that ball pressure and stepped into passing lanes we got a lot of turnovers. Good things happen when we stay disciplined with that.”That defensive prowess was just a continuation of the Southeast’s excellence this season on that side of the ball, as the Lady Trojans have allowed just one opponent to reach the 50 mark all season long.“We’ve been playing well defensively,” she said. “Now we have to get better offensively and that’s something we’re capable of doing. We have some good shooters but we’re missing a lot of layups and two-foot shots.”One consistent bright spot offensively has been Lexi Jacobson, who once again led the Lady Trojans in scoring with 17 points tonight to lead all scorers.SES will continue their quest to claim yet another league title on Friday when the Lady Trojans travel to Ellsworth to battle the Bearcats.“We watched Ellsworth play Sacred Heart and they’re much improved,” Smith said. “They play about ten deep and we’ll buckle down defensively but we have to put the ball in the bucket.”For continuing coverage of Lady Trojan hoops down the home stretch, stay tuned to the Salina Post.

Lady Trojans overcome slow start, beat Buffs 47-29

Burlingame 54, Marais des Cygnes Valley 45

Cornerstone Family 41, Topeka Heritage Christian 26

Ell-Saline 59, Hutchinson Central Christian 50

Greeley County 62, Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 38

Sedgwick 44, Wichita Defenders Homeschool 25

St. John's Beloit-Tipton 48, Bennington 41

St. Mary's 61, Lafayette (St. Joseph), Mo. 50

Wichita Bishop Carroll 45, Wichita Southeast 42

Wichita Sunrise 43, Wichita Defenders Homeschool 13

Top Gun Tournament First Round

Bennington 66, St. John's Beloit-Tipton 32

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS<h2>GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL</h2>Arkansas City 36, Winfield 30Atchison County 63, Atchison 39BV Southwest 56, Tonganoxie 26Burlingame 54, Marais des Cygnes Valley 45Chase 49, Natoma 37Clifton-Clyde 57, Linn 51Cornerstone Family 41, Topeka Heritage Christian 26Deerfield 53, Western Plains 41Dighton 61, Otis-Bison 49Ell-Saline 59, Hutchinson Central Christian 50Ellis 55, Victoria 40Ellsworth 57, Plainville 25Eureka 66, Caney Valley 33Fairfield 62, Stafford 20Fort Scott 49, Girard 34Galena 47, Columbus 39Goodland 67, Garden City 45Greeley County 62, Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 38Heritage Christian 49, Lyndon 35Highland Park 56, Eudora 50Hugoton 59, Scott City 50Inman 47, Belle Plaine 34Kapaun Mount Carmel 42, Wichita North 33Lakeside 64, Lincoln 27Lebo 58, Hartford 16Madison/Hamilton 60, Waverly 43Minneapolis 46, Ellinwood 20Neodesha 41, Cherryvale 30Northern Valley 56, Stockton 44Norwich 54, Cunningham 12Osborne 72, Wilson 49Ottawa 52, Osage City 44Paola 58, Chanute 47Phillipsburg 47, Hoisington 21Pittsburg Colgan 56, Frontenac 41Quinter 47, Golden Plains 44Rawlins County 50, Logan/Palco 24Rock Hills 45, Tescott 25Rural Vista 49, Northern Heights 26Salina Sacred Heart 46, Beloit 43Sedgwick 44, Wichita Defenders Homeschool 25Smith Center 51, Hill City 13Smoky Valley 58, Hutchinson Trinity 27Solomon 36, Flint Hills Christian 28Southeast Saline 47, Republic County 29St. Francis 43, Oberlin-Decatur 34St. John 44, La Crosse 33St. John's Beloit-Tipton 48, Bennington 41St. Mary's 61, Lafayette (St. Joseph), Mo. 50Sylvan-Lucas 43, Southern Cloud 17Thunder Ridge 44, Pike Valley 30Troy 48, Maur Hill - Mount Academy 31University Academy, Mo. 73, KC Sumner 17Wakefield 58, BV Randolph 55, 2OTWallace County 71, Triplains-Brewster 19Wamego 70, Council Grove 19Wellington 72, Wichita Campus 6Wichita Bishop Carroll 45, Wichita Southeast 42Wichita Heights 56, Wichita Northwest 21Wichita Sunrise 43, Wichita Defenders Homeschool 13Top Gun Tournament First RoundBaldwin 55, Jefferson West 28Spring Hill 84, Wellsville 28POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONSBluestem vs. Humboldt, ppd.<h2>BOYS PREP BASKETBALL</h2>Augusta 52, El Dorado 49, OTBV Southwest 71, Tonganoxie 24Beloit 63, Salina Sacred Heart 52Bennington 66, St. John's Beloit-Tipton 32Blue Valley 54, SM Northwest 53Bonner Springs 82, KC Turner 40Central Heights 56, Osawatomie 36Chanute 47, Paola 31Chase 58, Natoma 45Cherryvale 70, Neodesha 39Dighton 57, Otis-Bison 36Ellinwood 55, Minneapolis 36Ellsworth 47, Plainville 42Emporia 41, Manhattan 39Frontenac 64, Pittsburg Colgan 44Galena 47, Columbus 40Garden City 63, Goodland 55Girard 43, Fort Scott 38Greeley County 62, Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 38Hanover 71, Washington County 53Highland Park 76, Eudora 45Hill City 63, Smith Center 33Hoisington 61, Phillipsburg 46Hoxie 43, Russell 38Hugoton 69, Scott City 36Hutchinson 55, Derby 50KC Bishop Ward 75, Cair Paravel 55KC Piper 51, Leavenworth 38Kapaun Mount Carmel 69, Wichita North 40La Crosse 59, St. John 34Lakeside 59, Lincoln 41Lawrence Free State 63, SM North 38Lyndon 59, Heritage Christian 56Madison/Hamilton 60, Waverly 43Maize South 63, Goddard 30McPherson 51, Andale 36Mulvane 58, Clearwater 37Olpe 96, Southern Coffey 7Osage City 61, Ottawa 58Osborne 69, Wilson 52Rawlins County 62, Logan/Palco 47Rock Hills 41, Tescott 31Silver Lake 81, Santa Fe Trail 62Smoky Valley 50, Hutchinson Trinity 43Solomon 65, Flint Hills Christian 31Southeast Saline 75, Republic County 23St. Mary's Academy 70, Topeka 60Sylvan-Lucas 57, Southern Cloud 44Thunder Ridge 64, Pike Valley 45Topeka West 65, Basehor-Linwood 59Troy 60, Maur Hill - Mount Academy 59, OTVictoria 46, Ellis 31Wamego 70, Council Grove 40Weskan 68, Heartland Christian 34Wichita Defenders Homeschool 61, Central Christian 44Wichita Heights 67, Wichita Northwest 42Wichita South 49, Wichita West 47Wichita Southeast 63, Wichita Bishop Carroll 62Hillsboro Tournament Third PlaceClay Center 52, Hillsboro 40SPIAA Tournament ConsolationAshland 45, Ingalls 41Satanta 52, Spearville 51QuarterfinalKiowa County 64, Hodgeman County 57Meade 62, Bucklin 51Pawnee Heights 56, Minneola 48South Gray 48, South Central 42POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONSBluestem vs. Humboldt, ppd.Some high school basketball scores provided by <a href="http://Scorestream.com">Scorestream.com</a>.

Tuesday prep basketball scores

Southeast of Saline travels to Republic County Tuesday night to take on the Buffaloes. If you can't make it to the games, we've got you covered!

The girls play at 6 p.m. Tuesday and the boys at approximately 7:30 p.m.

You can listen to the basketball games on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM). Devin Hanney has the call. You also can watch a live stream of the games right here on Salina Post, thanks to Phillips Seed Farms!

Click the QR code or the link below to watch the games Tuesday.

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🎥Watch live as Southeast of Saline takes on Republic County tonight!

On Tuesday, the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released their week five rankings for all seven classes of boys' basketball across the state of Kansas.

6A Boys 1. Blue Valley North 2. Wichita Heights 3. Olathe West 4. Olathe North 5. Garden City 6. Blue Valley Northwest 7. Derby 8. Lawrence 9. Lawrence Free State 10. Shawnee Mission Northwest

5A Boys 1. Highland Park 2. Hutchinson 3. Kapaun Mt. Carmel 4. St. James Academy 5. Maize South 6. Andover Central 7. Andover 8. DeSoto 9. Topeka West 10. KC Piper

4A Boys 1. Atchison 2. Bishop Miege 3. Eudora 4. McPherson 5. Towanda-Circle 6. Hugoton 7. Wellington 8. Abilene 9. Baldwin 10. Topeka Hayden

3A Boys 1. Sabetha 2. Southeast of Saline 3. Hesston 4. Haven 5. Wichita Collegiate 6. Galena 7. Marysville 8. Bishop Ward 9. Colby 10. Heritage Christian Academy

2A Boys 1. Wichita Independent 2. Hays-Thomas More Prep 3. Ellinwood 4. Lyndon 5. Inman 6. Moundridge 7. Bennington 8. Hill City 9. Sterling 10. Remington

1A-Div 1-Boys 1 Olpe 2 Centralia 3 Macksville 4 Clifton-Clyde 5 Wichita Classical School 6 Burlingame 7 Randolph-Blue Valley 8 Osborne 9 Norwich 10 McPherson-Elyria Christian

1A-Div 2-Boys 1. Greeley County 2. Northern Valley 3. Axtell 4. Hanover 5. Pawnee Heights 6. Lebo 7. Cheylin 8. Cunningham 9. Stafford 10. Kensington-Thunder Ridge

On Tuesday, the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released their week five rankings for all seven classes of boys' basketball across the state of Kansas.You can find the full rankings below6A Boys 1. Blue Valley North 2. Wichita Heights 3. Olathe West 4. Olathe North 5. Garden City 6. Blue Valley Northwest 7. Derby 8. Lawrence 9. Lawrence Free State 10. Shawnee Mission Northwest 5A Boys 1. Highland Park 2. Hutchinson 3. Kapaun Mt. Carmel 4. St. James Academy 5. Maize South 6. Andover Central 7. Andover 8. DeSoto 9. Topeka West 10. KC Piper4A Boys 1. Atchison 2. Bishop Miege 3. Eudora 4. McPherson 5. Towanda-Circle 6. Hugoton 7. Wellington 8. Abilene 9. Baldwin 10. Topeka Hayden3A Boys 1. Sabetha 2. Southeast of Saline 3. Hesston 4. Haven 5. Wichita Collegiate 6. Galena 7. Marysville 8. Bishop Ward 9. Colby 10. Heritage Christian Academy2A Boys 1. Wichita Independent 2. Hays-Thomas More Prep 3. Ellinwood 4. Lyndon 5. Inman 6. Moundridge 7. Bennington 8. Hill City 9. Sterling 10. Remington 1A-Div 1-Boys 1 Olpe 2 Centralia 3 Macksville 4 Clifton-Clyde 5 Wichita Classical School 6 Burlingame 7 Randolph-Blue Valley 8 Osborne 9 Norwich 10 McPherson-Elyria Christian 1A-Div 2-Boys 1. Greeley County 2. Northern Valley 3. Axtell 4. Hanover 5. Pawnee Heights 6. Lebo 7. Cheylin 8. Cunningham 9. Stafford 10. Kensington-Thunder Ridge

KBCA Boy's basketball rankings: Week Six

On Tuesday, the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released their week five rankings for all seven classes of girls' basketball across the state of Kansas.

6A Girls 1. Shawnee Mission South 2. Blue Valley North 3. Washburn Rural 4. Derby 5. Lawrence 6. Liberal 7. Topeka High 8. Blue Valley 9. Olathe Northwest 10. Wichita South

5A Girls 1. Topeka Seaman 2. Bishop Carroll 3. Andover 4. Emporia 5. St. Thomas Aquinas 6. Hutchinson 7. Bonner Springs 8. Basehor-Linwood 9. Tecumseh-Shawnee Heights 10. Andover Central

4A Girls 1. Bishop Miege 2. McPherson 3. Wellington 4. Wamego 5. Ft. Scott 6. Independence 7. Andale 8. Parsons 9. Rock Creek 10. Hugoton/Topeka-Hayden

3A Girls 1. Goodland 2. Phillipsburg 3. Nemaha Central 4. Cheney 5. Haven 6. Atchison County Community HS 7. Silver Lake 8. Hesston 9. Eureka 10. Southeast of Saline

2A Girls 1. Elbing- Berean Academy 2. St. Mary's Colgan 3. Smith Center 4. Jackson Heights 5. Riverside 6. Hillsboro 7. Mission Valley 8. Bluestem 9. Remington 10. Hoxie

1A-Div 1-Girls 1. Little River 2. Pretty Prairie 3. Hodgeman County 4. Osborne 5. Clifton-Clyde 6. Central Plains 7. Norwich 8. Doniphan West 9. Quinter 10. St. Francis

1A-Div 2- Girls 1. Hanover 2. Lebo 3. Hutchinson - Central Christian 4. Bucklin 5. Rexford - Golden Plains 6. Attica 7. Beloit-St. John's/Tipton 8. Linn 9. Wilson 10. South Haven

On Tuesday, the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released their week five rankings for all seven classes of girls' basketball across the state of Kansas.You can find the full rankings below6A Girls 1. Shawnee Mission South 2. Blue Valley North 3. Washburn Rural 4. Derby 5. Lawrence 6. Liberal 7. Topeka High 8. Blue Valley 9. Olathe Northwest 10. Wichita South5A Girls 1. Topeka Seaman 2. Bishop Carroll 3. Andover 4. Emporia 5. St. Thomas Aquinas 6. Hutchinson 7. Bonner Springs 8. Basehor-Linwood 9. Tecumseh-Shawnee Heights 10. Andover Central4A Girls 1. Bishop Miege 2. McPherson 3. Wellington 4. Wamego 5. Ft. Scott 6. Independence 7. Andale 8. Parsons 9. Rock Creek 10. Hugoton/Topeka-Hayden3A Girls 1. Goodland 2. Phillipsburg 3. Nemaha Central 4. Cheney 5. Haven 6. Atchison County Community HS 7. Silver Lake 8. Hesston 9. Eureka 10. Southeast of Saline2A Girls 1. Elbing- Berean Academy 2. St. Mary's Colgan 3. Smith Center 4. Jackson Heights 5. Riverside 6. Hillsboro 7. Mission Valley 8. Bluestem 9. Remington 10. Hoxie1A-Div 1-Girls 1. Little River 2. Pretty Prairie 3. Hodgeman County 4. Osborne 5. Clifton-Clyde 6. Central Plains 7. Norwich 8. Doniphan West 9. Quinter 10. St. Francis 1A-Div 2- Girls 1. Hanover 2. Lebo 3. Hutchinson - Central Christian 4. Bucklin 5. Rexford - Golden Plains 6. Attica 7. Beloit-St. John's/Tipton 8. Linn 9. Wilson 10. South Haven

KBCA girl's basketball rankings: Week six

After falling to ranked Hugoton in their first loss of the season to claim second at this year’s Sterling Tournament, the Southeast of Saline boy’s basketball team will hit the road to take on Republic County, officially beginning the home stretch of their season.

The Trojan resume is still mostly unscathed at 10-1 while the Buffaloes enter this contest still looking for traction at 3-9.

Overall, the takeaway from Sterling will go down as a positive one, as the Trojans continue battling top-ranked opponents, falling only to now #6 Hugoton.

“As a three-game package, I thought our time in Sterling was really good,” SES head coach Bryson Flax said. “Any time you can go into a tournament and win two games that’s a positive. In the first two rounds, I thought we were a little better defensively. We had a couple of lapses against shooters against Hugoton and I feel like I got outcoached a little bit and that’s something that I can take some ownership and improve on.”

Now, Southeast will refocus their attention on taking the NCAA, something that has become less of a goal and more of a product of their hard work and selfless play.

“If we continue to play at the level that we’re capable of playing at I think winning the league is an expectation,” Flax said. “I think that will be a product of us being locked in and controlling what we need to control. It’s great for our guys to get that recognition but I think what comes along with improving and getting better is more important than a league title.” T SES will have an excellent opportunity to bounce back and re-enter the win column against a Republic County team that has struggled to keep opponents off the board despite posing a number of different looks.

“They’ll throw some different defenses at us and if you let them shoot the ball they have some guys who can knock down shots,” he said. “They don’t have the kind of bigs that they traditionally do so their style is a bit different than it has been in the past.”

Much of the attention will be placed on the senior duo of Trey Melton and Sam Thumann, who hold a majority of the team’s points and rebounds coming into this contest.

For SES, the focus remains within as the Trojans look to get back to their winning ways through their own brand of basketball.

“We want to bounce back with a little more physicality than we played with at Hugoton and we need more than just Eli and Nakari to contribute offensively,” Flax said. “We’ve challenged some guys and we’ll see how they respond.”

Tip-off between the Trojans and Buffaloes is set for 7:00 in Belleville following the girl’s game at 6:30.

As always, both games can be heard on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM) or streamed on the Salina Post with live audio and video.

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/9/1599179528888.png" alt="Coverage of SES hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!" />
 <figcaption>Coverage of SES hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!</figcaption>
 </figure>After falling to ranked Hugoton in their first loss of the season to claim second at this year’s Sterling Tournament, the Southeast of Saline boy’s basketball team will hit the road to take on Republic County, officially beginning the home stretch of their season.The Trojan resume is still mostly unscathed at 10-1 while the Buffaloes enter this contest still looking for traction at 3-9.Overall, the takeaway from Sterling will go down as a positive one, as the Trojans continue battling top-ranked opponents, falling only to now #6 Hugoton.“As a three-game package, I thought our time in Sterling was really good,” SES head coach Bryson Flax said. “Any time you can go into a tournament and win two games that’s a positive. In the first two rounds, I thought we were a little better defensively. We had a couple of lapses against shooters against Hugoton and I feel like I got outcoached a little bit and that’s something that I can take some ownership and improve on.”Now, Southeast will refocus their attention on taking the NCAA, something that has become less of a goal and more of a product of their hard work and selfless play.“If we continue to play at the level that we’re capable of playing at I think winning the league is an expectation,” Flax said. “I think that will be a product of us being locked in and controlling what we need to control. It’s great for our guys to get that recognition but I think what comes along with improving and getting better is more important than a league title.” T SES will have an excellent opportunity to bounce back and re-enter the win column against a Republic County team that has struggled to keep opponents off the board despite posing a number of different looks.“They’ll throw some different defenses at us and if you let them shoot the ball they have some guys who can knock down shots,” he said. “They don’t have the kind of bigs that they traditionally do so their style is a bit different than it has been in the past.”Much of the attention will be placed on the senior duo of Trey Melton and Sam Thumann, who hold a majority of the team’s points and rebounds coming into this contest.For SES, the focus remains within as the Trojans look to get back to their winning ways through their own brand of basketball.“We want to bounce back with a little more physicality than we played with at Hugoton and we need more than just Eli and Nakari to contribute offensively,” Flax said. “We’ve challenged some guys and we’ll see how they respond.”Tip-off between the Trojans and Buffaloes is set for 7:00 in Belleville following the girl’s game at 6:30.As always, both games can be heard on KINA (910 AM or 107.5 FM) or streamed on the Salina Post with live audio and video.

2nd-Ranked Trojans travel to Republic County in search of bounce back win

After securing a third-place finish at the Sterling Invitational, the Southeast of Saline girl’s basketball team will resume regular season and league play with a Tuesday trip to Republic County.

The Lady Trojans have put themselves in a very favorable position heading into the home stretch and will come into this contest at 9-2 while the Lady Buffaloes continue their search for a first win at 0-11.

Despite falling in just their second loss of the season to Hugoton, Southeast looked solid in Sterling and will emerge from their midseason tournament even stronger for having played another gauntlet.

“Everyone was a little disappointed that we didn’t make it into a championship game but we understand that we got beat by a really good Hugoton team that’s going to go very far,” SES head coach Shauna Smith said. “Lexi stepped up her game and she’s been playing to her full potential. Hopefully, everyone else can follow suit and if we all put it all together we’re going to be really hard to beat.”

Unlike in years past, things won’t get much easier for the Lady Trojans moving forward against a resurgent league that is sure to keep them on their toes in the lead-up to sub-state.

“It’s nice that the league is more competitive this year and we’re getting more battles,” Smith said. “I knew it was going to be on the up because there were a lot of young teams but this helps us to be prepared come sub-state time because we’re going to be in more close games.”

While Republic County has yet to find their stride, the Lady Buffaloes will be hungry to secure their first win of the season on Tuesday, and the Lady Trojans can’t afford to fall asleep on this matchup.

“They’re definitely better than they were last year,” she said. “They play with no fear so we’re going to have to play together. Scoring hasn’t come easy for them so we have to play defense without reaching and if we do the things we know how to do well we should be okay.”

The biggest key for SES will be in slowing the play of sophomore standout Avery Stindt, who leads the team in points (13.7), rebounds (6.7), and assists (2.3) per game.

“She plays with no fear,” Smith said. “She’ll try to take you to the basket and she can play as a guard or in the post.”

Tip-off between the Lady Trojans and Buffs is set for 6:30 pm in Belleville with the boy’s game to follow at 7:00.

For continuing coverage of both SES hoops programs down the home stretch, stay tuned to the Salina Post.

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/9/1599179528888.png" alt="Coverage of Lady Trojan hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!" />
 <figcaption>Coverage of Lady Trojan hoops is presented by Salina Ortho: Quality orthopedic care when you need it!</figcaption>
 </figure>After securing a third-place finish at the Sterling Invitational, the Southeast of Saline girl’s basketball team will resume regular season and league play with a Tuesday trip to Republic County.The Lady Trojans have put themselves in a very favorable position heading into the home stretch and will come into this contest at 9-2 while the Lady Buffaloes continue their search for a first win at 0-11.Despite falling in just their second loss of the season to Hugoton, Southeast looked solid in Sterling and will emerge from their midseason tournament even stronger for having played another gauntlet.“Everyone was a little disappointed that we didn’t make it into a championship game but we understand that we got beat by a really good Hugoton team that’s going to go very far,” SES head coach Shauna Smith said. “Lexi stepped up her game and she’s been playing to her full potential. Hopefully, everyone else can follow suit and if we all put it all together we’re going to be really hard to beat.”Unlike in years past, things won’t get much easier for the Lady Trojans moving forward against a resurgent league that is sure to keep them on their toes in the lead-up to sub-state.“It’s nice that the league is more competitive this year and we’re getting more battles,” Smith said. “I knew it was going to be on the up because there were a lot of young teams but this helps us to be prepared come sub-state time because we’re going to be in more close games.”While Republic County has yet to find their stride, the Lady Buffaloes will be hungry to secure their first win of the season on Tuesday, and the Lady Trojans can’t afford to fall asleep on this matchup.“They’re definitely better than they were last year,” she said. “They play with no fear so we’re going to have to play together. Scoring hasn’t come easy for them so we have to play defense without reaching and if we do the things we know how to do well we should be okay.”The biggest key for SES will be in slowing the play of sophomore standout Avery Stindt, who leads the team in points (13.7), rebounds (6.7), and assists (2.3) per game.“She plays with no fear,” Smith said. “She’ll try to take you to the basket and she can play as a guard or in the post.”Tip-off between the Lady Trojans and Buffs is set for 6:30 pm in Belleville with the boy’s game to follow at 7:00.For continuing coverage of both SES hoops programs down the home stretch, stay tuned to the Salina Post.

Lady Trojans resume league play in Belleville

University Academy, Mo. 48, KC Wyandotte 14

Blue Valley North Tournament Third Place

Burlington Tournament Consolation Semifinal

Centre Tournament Consolation Semifinal

Colby Tournament Consolation Semifinal

Frontenac Tournament Semifinal

Hillsboro Tournament Consolation Semifinal

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS<h2>GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL</h2>Abilene 62, Highland Park 35Bennington 53, Wichita Home School 42Blue Valley 56, Manhattan 41Golden Plains 63, Triplains-Brewster 14Hiawatha 38, Perry-Lecompton 24Meade 45, Satanta 21Moundridge 44, Goessel 40Topeka Hayden 35, Shawnee Heights 31University Academy, Mo. 48, KC Wyandotte 14Wichita Classical 45, Solomon 33Blue Valley North Tournament Third PlaceSt. James Academy 86, Staley, Mo. 78Burlington Tournament Consolation SemifinalLabette County 43, Burlington 35SemifinalIndependence 40, Rock Creek 24Silver Lake 59, Ottawa 32Centre Tournament Consolation SemifinalHerington 42, SVHE 38SemifinalElyria Christian 40, Marion 26Rural Vista 57, Douglass 27Colby Tournament Consolation SemifinalLamar, Colo. 41, Chanute 32Ulysses def. Wichita West, forfeitSemifinalColby 36, Beloit 24Goodland 44, Hays 37Frontenac Tournament SemifinalNevada, Mo. 58, Frontenac 52Hillsboro Tournament Consolation SemifinalClay Center 47, Republic County 34Remington 33, Riley County 26, OTSemifinalHesston 40, Eureka 39SemifinalHolcomb 49, Hillsboro 46Hoisington Tournament SemifinalCimarron 38, Pratt 36Mid-Continent League TournamentHoxie 71, Smith Center 55Phillipsburg 58, Ellis 34Northern Plains Tournament ChampionshipSt. John's Beloit-Tipton 60, Lakeside 31ConsolationTescott 35, Chase 29Seventh PlaceThunder Ridge 39, Pike Valley 20Third PlaceOsborne 64, Wilson 52NW Kansas League Tournament Consolation SemifinalRawlins County 49, Dighton 35SemifinalQuinter 43, Wallace County 26St. Francis 39, Ness City 31Royal Valley TournamentSanta Fe Trail 50, Chapman 34Wabaunsee 40, Royal Valley 38Salina Tournament Consolation SemifinalJunction City 48, Buhler 27SemifinalAndover 43, Salina South 29SC Border League Tournament Consolation SemifinalOxford 41, Burden Central 33Ninth PlaceCedar Vale/Dexter Co-op 42, Caldwell 32Southeast Tournament Consolation SemifinalColumbus 55, Baxter Springs 27Erie 48, Southeast 42SemifinalNeodesha 51, Riverton 32Sterling Tournament Fifth PlaceSmoky Valley 52, Kingman 49Third PlaceSoutheast Saline 47, Lyons 31<h2>BOYS PREP BASKETBALL</h2>Basehor-Linwood 56, DeSoto 52Holton 62, Metro Academy 43Hutchinson Trinity 51, Lyons 45Triplains-Brewster 63, Golden Plains 35Wichita Bishop Carroll 58, Dodge City 34Baldwin InvitationalAugusta 63, Wellsville 57Girard 45, Baldwin 42Burlington Tournament Consolation SemifinalLabette County 57, Rock Creek 53Paola 33, Silver Lake 32SemifinalOttawa 53, Independence 42Canton-Galva Tournament ChampionshipMoundridge 66, Ell-Saline 55Fifth PlaceCanton-Galva 61, Wichita Home School 58Third PlaceBennington 58, Wichita Classical 46Chanute Tournament Consolation SemifinalChanute 53, Wichita Campus 41SemifinalAndover Central 41, Emporia 35Bishop Miege 68, Parkview, Mo. 63Chaparral Tournament SemifinalCircle 48, Mulvane 45Wellington 60, Reno County 24Colby Tournament Consolation SemifinalGoodland 48, Ulysses 33SemifinalBeloit 48, Colby 46Olathe North 39, Hays 28Cunningham Tournament SemifinalStafford 56, Cunningham 52Dodge City Tournament Consolation SemifinalSM South 53, Newton 39SemifinalHutchinson 56, Junction City 29Maize South 77, Derby 67El Dorado Tournament Consolation SemifinalManhattan CHIEF 64, Goddard 56Wichita Trinity 64, El Dorado 53SemifinalGreat Bend 61, Wichita Collegiate 55Kapaun Mount Carmel 79, Arkansas City 57Flint Hills Tournament Consolation SemifinalCentral Heights 61, Council Grove 51West Franklin 66, Northern Heights 46SemifinalLyndon 61, Mission Valley 40Osage City 56, Chase County 43Frontenac Tournament SemifinalWebb City, Mo. 53, Fort Scott 47Halstead Tournament SemifinalAndale 50, Rose Hill 39Haven 45, Concordia 37Hi-Plains League Tournament ConsolationWichita County 63, Elkhart 57, OTSemifinalSublette 68, Lakin 56Syracuse 58, Southwestern Hts. 46Hillsboro Tournament Consolation SemifinalHolcomb 60, Eureka 20Riley County 36, Republic County 33SemifinalHesston 48, Hillsboro 33Remington 59, Clay Center 41Hoisington Tournament SemifinalEllinwood 49, Pratt 38Hoisington 47, Ellsworth 39Iola Tournament ChampionshipCherryvale 50, Iola 47Seventh PlaceSt. Paul 62, Yates Center 29Third PlaceAnderson County 36, Humboldt 28McLouth Tournament SemifinalKC Bishop Ward 65, Pleasant Ridge 25McPherson Tournament Consolation SemifinalOlathe East 56, BV West 42SM East 77, Wichita East 46SemifinalManhattan 57, McPherson 46St. James Academy 60, Lawrence Free State 58Mid-Continent League TournamentHays-TMP-Marian 50, Russell 36Hill City 44, Phillipsburg 39Northern Plains League Tournament ChampionshipSt. John's Beloit-Tipton 66, Osborne 63ConsolationLincoln 82, Natoma 10Fifth PlaceSylvan-Lucas 54, Pike Valley 50Seventh PlaceSouthern Cloud 41, Wilson 39Third PlaceThunder Ridge 59, Lakeside 27Pittsburg Tournament Consolation SemifinalWichita West 64, Willard, Mo. 61SemifinalBV Northwest 61, Washburn Rural 43Royal Valley TournamentSanta Fe Trail 66, Chapman 53Wabaunsee 43, Royal Valley 38Salina Tournament Consolation SemifinalSalina South 63, Liberal 55Wichita South 58, Buhler 54SemifinalAndover 60, Salina Central 33BV Southwest 77, Abilene 68Shawnee Mission West Tournament Consolation SemifinalGrandview, Colo. 62, KC Wyandotte 45SemifinalOlathe West 70, Shawnee Heights 55Spring Hill Tournament Seventh PlaceWichita North 58, KC Harmon 50Sterling Invitational TournamentHugoton 55, Southeast Saline 47St. John Tournament SemifinalMacksville 72, Larned 35Tonganoxie Tournament SemifinalEudora 49, Tonganoxie 17Topeka Tournament Consolation SemifinalTopeka 63, Lansing 37Topeka Hayden 55, SM North 45SemifinalHighland Park 86, Wichita Southeast 48Lawrence 45, Topeka West 43Twin Valley League Tournament Consolation SemifinalCentralia 85, Washington County 50Frankfort 51, Doniphan West 31Troy 64, Valley Heights 53SemifinalAxtell 51, Clifton-Clyde 44BV Randolph 52, Hanover 50Uniontown Tournament ChampionshipKC Christian 59, Fredonia 41Third PlaceJayhawk Linn 36, Uniontown 29Valley Center Tournament Consolation SemifinalTopeka Seaman 61, Maize 53Wichita Sunrise 65, Valley Center 43SemifinalGarden City 58, Wichita Northwest 41Wichita Heights 70, Blue Valley 38Valley Falls TournamentAtchison County 52, Oskaloosa 43Rossville 55, Valley Falls 48Some high school basketball scores provided by <a href="http://Scorestream.com">Scorestream.com</a>.