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Local Calendar
Today
Women’s soccer vs. Missouri
Western at FHSU Soccer Stadium,
Noon.
Monday
Fort Hays
Women’s golf at Park University
Fall Classic in Parkville, Mo., all day.
Hays High
Girls golf (V) at Class 4A state in
Kansas City, 8:30 a.m.
Football (9th) vs. Buhler at HHS
Field, 4 p.m.
TMP-Marian
Girls golf (V) at Class 4A state in
Kansas City, 8:30 a.m.
Boys’ soccer (V/JV) at Garden
City, 4 p.m.
Football (JV) at Norton, 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday
Fort Hays
Women’s golf at Park University
Fall Classic in Parkville, Mo., all day.
Hays High
Boys’ soccer (V/JV) vs. Garden
City at HHS Field, 4 p.m.
Volleyball at Maize Triangular,
5 p.m.
Thursday
Fort Hays
Men’s soccer at Lindenwood in St.
Charles, Mo., 7 p.m.
Hays High
Boys’ soccer (V/JV) vs. TMP at
HHS Field, 4 p.m.
TMP-Marian
Boys’ soccer (V/JV) vs. Hays High
at HHS Field, 4 p.m.
Friday
Fort Hays
Volleyball vs. Southwest Baptist at
Gross Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m.
Hays High
Football (V) vs. Abilene at Lewis
Field Stadium, 7 p.m.
TMP-Marian
Football (V) at Russell, 7 p.m.
Saturday
Fort Hays
Football vs. NW Missouri State at
Lewis Field Stadium, 2 p.m.
Volleyball vs. Pittsburg State at
Gross Memorial Coliseum, 6:30 p.m.
Hays High
Cross Country (V) at Class 4A
regional at HHS Course, 2 p.m.
Volleyball (V) at Class 4A Division
I sub-state in McPherson, TBA.
TMP-Marian
Cross Country (V) at Class 4A
regional at HHS Course, 2 p.m.
Sunday
Fort Hays
Men’s soccer vs. Northeastern
State at FHSU Soccer Stadium, Noon.
Football
NFL standings
AFC
East
W L T Pct PF
5 2 0 .714 187
3 3 0 .500 118
2 3 0 .400 120
1 6 0 .143 121
South
W L T Pct PF
Indianapolis 4 2 0 .667 189
Houston
3 3 0 .500 132
Tennessee
2 4 0 .333 104
Jacksonville 0 6 0 .000 81
North
W L T Pct PF
Cincinnati
3 1 1 .600 134
Baltimore
4 2 0 .667 164
Cleveland
3 2 0 .600 134
Pittsburgh
3 3 0 .500 124
West
W L T Pct PF
San Diego
5 1 0 .833 164
Denver
4 1 0 .800 147
Kansas City 2 3 0 .400 119
Oakland
0 5 0 .000 79
New England
Buffalo
Miami
N.Y. Jets
PA
154
126
124
185
PA
136
120
153
185
PA
113
97
115
139
PA
91
104
101
134
College standings
Big 12
Conference
Overall
W-L
W-L
Kansas State
3-0
5-1
West Virginia
3-0
4-1
Baylor
3-1
6-1
Oklahoma State
3-1
5-2
TCU
2-1
5-1
Oklahoma
2-2
5-2
Texas
1-2
2-4
Texas Tech
1-3
3-3
Iowa State
0-3
2-4
Kansas
0-4
2-5
Saturday’s games
West Virginia 41, Baylor 27
Texas Tech 34, Kansas 21
Kansas State 31, Oklahoma 30
TCU 42, Oklahoma State 9
Iowa State at Texas (N)
MIAA
Conference
Overall
W-L
W-L
Northwest Missouri
6-1
6-1
Pittsburg State
6-1
6-1
Central Oklahoma
5-2
5-2
Missouri Western
5-2
5-2
Central Missouri
5-2
5-2
Fort Hays
4-3
4-3
Emporia State
3-4
3-4
Missouri Southern
3-4
3-4
Washburn
2-5
2-5
Lindenwood
1-6
1-6
Nebraska-Kearney
2-5
2-5
Northeastern State
0-7
0-7
Saturday’s results
Fort Hays 24, Emporia State 21
Pittsburg State 35, NW Missouri
17.
Mo. Southern 34, Northeastern
State 7
Central Missouri 31, Central
Oklahoma 19
Neb-Kearney 31, Lindenwood 13
Mo. Western 40, Washburn 14
Major college scores
Early Saturday
East
Clemson 17, Boston College 13
Maryland 38, Iowa 31
Massachusetts 36, Eastern Michigan 14
West Virginia 41, Baylor 27
South
Alabama 59, Texas A&M 0
Appalachian State 53, Troy 14
Central Florida 20, Tulane 13
Cincinnati 41, Southern Methodist 3
Duke 20, Virginia 13
Florida Atlantic 45, Western
Kentucky 38
Louisiana Tech 27, Texas-San
Antonio 20
Middle Tennessee 34, AlabamaBirmingham 22
South Carolina 41, Furman 10
Syracuse 30, Wake Forest 7
Texas Christian 42, Oklahoma
State 9
Texas Tech 34, Kansas 21
Midwest
Ball State 32, Central Michigan 29
Kansas State 31, Oklahoma 30
Kent State 39, Army 17
Louisville 30, North Carolina
State 18
Michigan State 56, Indiana 17
Minnesota 39, Purdue 38
Ohio 23, Akron 20
Ohio State 56, Rutgers 17
South Florida 38, Tulsa 30
Western Michigan 26, Bowling
Green 14
Georgia vs. Arkansas at Little
Rock, AR
West
Air Force 35, New Mexico 31
UCLA 36, California 34
Baseball
MLB postseason
World Series
NFC
East
W L
Philadelphia 5 1
Dallas
5 1
N.Y. Giants
3 3
Washington
1 5
South
W L
Carolina
3 2
New Orleans 2 3
Atlanta
2 4
Tampa Bay
1 5
North
W L
Detroit
4 2
Green Bay
4 2
Chicago
3 3
Minnesota
2 4
West
W L
Arizona
4 1 0 .800 116 106
Seattle
3 2 0 .600 133 113
San Francisco 3 2 0 .600 110 106
St. Louis
1 3 0 .250 84 119
Thursday’s result
New England 27, N.Y. Jets 25
Today’s games
Atlanta at Baltimore, Noon
Tennessee at Washington, Noon
Seattle at St. Louis, Noon
Cleveland at Jacksonville, Noon.
Cincinnati at Indianapolis, Noon.
Minnesota at Buffalo, Noon
Miami at Chicago, Noon
New Orleans at Detroit, Noon.
Carolina at Green Bay, Noon
Kansas City at San Diego, 3:05
p.m.
Arizona at Oakland, 3:25 p.m.
N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 3:25 p.m.
San Francisco at Denver, 7:30
p.m.
Monday’s game
Houston at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m.
T Pct PF
0 .833 183
0 .833 165
0 .500 133
0 .167 132
PA
132
126
138
166
T Pct PF
1 .500 141
0 .400 132
0 .333 164
0 .167 120
PA
157
141
170
204
T Pct PF
0 .667 116
0 .667 161
0 .500 143
0 .333 104
PA
82
130
144
143
T Pct PF PA
(Best-of-7; x-if necessary)
San Francisco 0, Kansas City 0
Tuesday, Oct. 21: San Francisco at
Kansas City.
Wednesday, Oct. 22: San Francisco at Kansas City.
Friday, Oct. 24: Kansas City at
San Francisco
Saturday, Oct. 25: Kansas City at
San Francisco
x-Sunday, Oct. 26: Kansas City at
San Francisco
x-Tuesday, Oct. 28: San Francisco
at Kansas City.
x-Wednesday, Oct. 29: San Francisco at Kansas City.
Volleyball
Prep rankings
KVA, Oct. 15
Class 6A
1. Olathe Northwest
2. Blue Valley North
3. Blue Valley Northwest
4. Olathe East
5. Blue Valley
6. Maize
7. Manhattan
8. Washburn Rural
9. Derby
10. Hutchinson
Class 5A
1. St. James Academy
2. Shawnee Heights
3. St. Thomas Aquinas
4. Topeka-Seaman
5. Bishop Carroll
6. Blue Valley West
7. Andover Central
8. Andover
9. Lansing
10. Newton
Class 4A Division I
1. Bishop Miege
2. Topeka-Hayden
3. Louisburg
4. McPherson
5. Wamego
6. DeSoto
7. Andale
8. Abilene
9. Ulysses
10. Chanute
Class 4A Division II
1. Silver Lake
2. Hillsboro
3. Hesston
4. Douglass
5. Garden Plain
6. Nemaha Central
7. Cheney
8. Sterling
9. Wellsville
10. Beloit
Class 2A
1. Central Plains
2. Spearville
3. Wabaunsee
4. Washington County
5. Smith Center
6. Ness City
7. Lyndon
8. St. Mary’s-Colgan
9. South Central
10. Meade
Class 1A Division I
1. Centralia
2. Goessel
3. Hoxie
4. St. Paul
5. Waverly
6. Immaculata
7. valley Heights
8. Flinthills
9. Dighton
10. Thunder Ridge
Class 1A Division II
1. Wallace County
2. Linn
3. Axtell
4. Logan
5. Wheatland-Grinnell
6. Northern Valley
7. Fowler
8. Wilson
9. St. John’s-Tipton
10. South Barber
Prep results
NWKL Tournament
at Quinter
Pool A
Hoxie def Greeley County, 25-13,
25-8; Rawlins County def. Oberlin,
21-25, 25-16, 25-17; Hoxie def. Rawlins
County, 25-18, 25-10; Oberlin def.
Greeley County, 25-7, 25-9; Hoxie def.
Oberlin, 28-26, 25-17; Rawlins County
def. Greeley County, 25-6, 25-2.
Pool B
Wallace County def. Quinter, 25-16,
25-12; Dighton def. St. Francis, 25-16,
24-26, 25-17; Wallace County def. St.
Francis, 25-12, 25-14; Dighton def.
Quinter, 25-16, 25-13; Wallace County
def. Dighton, 25-17, 25-19; St. Francis
def. Quinter, 25-19, 25-16.
Bracket
Hoxie def. Dighton, 25-14, 25-14;
Wallace County def. Rawlins County,
25-21, 25-9.
Championship
Hoxie def. Wallace County, 25-23,
25-20.
TV Calendar
Today
NFL
Noon
FOX – Panthers at Packers
3 p.m.
CBS — Chiefs at Chargers.
3:25 p.m.
FOX — Giants at Cowboys.
7:20 p.m.
NBC — 49ers at Broncos.
Auto Racing
1 p.m.
ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup at
Talladega, Ala.
Soccer
7:15 p.m.
ESPN2 — MLS, Los Angeles vs.
Seattle.
Monday
Soccer
6:30 p.m.
FS1 — Women’s World Cup qualifying, U.S. vs. Haiti.
NFL
7:15 p.m.
ESPN — Texans at Steelers.
FHSU Tiger Open XC results
NICK McQUEEN • Hays Daily News
Fort Hays State University freshman Micki Krzesinski (98) competes Saturday morning in the FHSU Tiger Open at the Sand Plum Nature Trail near Victoria. Krzesinksi
finished 24th in the gold race, leading FHSU to a fifth-place team finish on the women’s side.
FHSU Tiger Open
Saturday
at Sand Plum Nature Trail
Gold Division
Team scores
Men
Colorado Mines 33, Western State 45, NebraskaKearney 151, UC-Colorado Springs 162, East Central
187, Fort Lewis 207, New Mexico Highlands 246, Cameron 273, Newman 282, Fort Hays 305, Northwest Missouri 310, Colorado Christian 357, South Dakota Mines
361, CSU-Pueblo 367, Colorado College 413, Regis 527.
Women
Adams State 33, Western State 83, UC-Colorado
Springs 116, Colorado Mines 128, Fort Hays 159, Fort
Lewis 199, Colorado Christian, 232, CSU-Pueblo 243,
Colorado College 255, NW Missouri 255, NebraskaKearney 270, South Dakota Mines 293, Newman 363,
East Central 363, Regis 373, New Mexico Highlands
425, Southwestern Oklahoma 442.
Individual top 20
Men
1. Ian Butler, Western State, 23:33.00; 2. Derrick
Williams, Unattached (CSU-P), 23:37.70; 3. Phil
Schneider, Colo. Mines, 23:38; 4. Cory Keehn, Unattached (FHSU), 23:38.60; 5. Al Sanabria, Unattached,
23:47.10; 6. Derek Alcorn, Colo. Mines, 23:47.20; 7.
Sydney Gidabuday, Unattached (Adams), 23:54.90; 8.
Thomas Toth, Cameron, 23:57.70; 9. Andrew Reidsma,
Unattached (Cameron), 23:58.10; 10. Marty Andrie,
Colorado Mines, 23:59.80.
11. Jonn Bernasky, Unattached (FHSU), 24:01.60;
12. Tanner Fruit, Unattched, 23:03.50; 13. Andrew
Epperson, Unattached (Mines), 24:07.20; 14. Tyler
Saiz, Western, 24:11.40; 15. Adam Sinda, Western,
24:11.50; 16. Christian Gering, Fort Lewis, 24:11.40; 17.
Nathaniel Williams, Mines, 24:13.80; 18. Bryan Hill,
Neb-Kearney, 24:13.90; 19. John Patterson, Western
State, 24:17.60; 20. Cale Eidson, East Central, 24:21.90.
Women
1. Jenna Thurman, Adams, 17:14.00; 2. Heather
Bates, UC-Springs, 17:28; 3. Rachel Kresl, Adams,
17;31.80; 4. Chloe Gustafson, Colo. Mines, 17;32.20;
5. Anne Herbert, NW Missouri, 17:36.90; 6. Alicia
Konieczek, Western, 17:37.80; 7. Morgan Benesch,
Neb-Kearney, 17:39.60; 8. Bailey Hughes, Unattached
(CSU-P), 17:40.20; 9. Chante Roberts, Adams, 17;51.60;
10. Maddie Kruger, Fort Lewis, 17:53.70.
11. Mariam Jimenez, Adams State, 17:53.70; 12.
Vanessa Lopez, Adams State, 17:57.80; 13. Amy Penn,
Western, 17:58.30; 14. Rubi Torres, Newman, 17:59.10;
15. Jordan Mathes, Unattached (CSU-P), 18:03.90; 16.
Abby Topper, Colo. Christian, 18:07.20; 17. Samantha
Bauer, UC-Colo. Springs, 18:10.50; 18. Cali Antolini,
Western, 18:12.40; 19. Rachel Lopez, CSU-Pueblo,
18:12.60; 20. Kelsey Corbin, Adams, 18:15.90.
Other FHSU results
Men
45. Ryan Hopkins, 24:53.60; 67. Nathan Purdue (Unattached), 25:13.40; 78. Troy Wineinger, 25:31.10; 107.
Seth Parres, 26:04.00; 116. Isaac Williams, 26:11.30;
125. Brock Elgin, 26:17.90; 173. Jacob Thomas,
27;21.40; 187. Jake Spence, 27:47.50;
Women
24. Micki Krzesinski, 18:19.80; 25. Chelsea Jackson,
18:20.40; 37. Alex Keehn, 18:37.90; 44. Ramsey McCarter, 18:43.80; 46. Amanda Morgan, 18:47.20; 52. Shea
Bonine, 18:55.80; 63. Hannah Robinson, 19:12.60; 72.
Sydney Lower, 19:21.20.
TCU routs Oklahoma State
FORT WORTH, Texas (MCT) — Last
week was a long time ago.
The TCU Horned Frogs said it. Saturday,
they showed it.
Seven days after a wrenching loss that
appeared to ruin their hope for a conference
championship, the Frogs put themselves back
in the picture with a thorough 42-9 victory
against previously once-beaten Oklahoma
State.
Trevone Boykin threw for 410 yards and
three touchdowns, receiver Josh Doctson
caught seven passes for 225 yards and two
touchdowns, and tailback B.J. Catalon ran for
102 yards and two touchdowns.
The victory over the 15th-ranked Cowboys
means No. 12 TCU (5-1) has a chance to move
back into the top 10, perhaps as the Big 12’s
highest-ranked team following losses by Baylor
and Oklahoma earlier in the day.
At the very least, the Frogs are back as
contenders for the Big 12 title. They are one
of four teams with one loss in the conference,
all trailing conference unbeaten Kansas State.
And the Frogs get K-State at home in three
weeks.
Defensively, TCU rebounded as well. After
giving up almost 800 yards in the 61-58 loss at
Baylor a week ago, the Frogs held Oklahoma
State to 258.
Cornerback Kevin White and safety Derrick
Kindred each had interceptions, and OSU
converted only three of its 15 third downs.
It was another fast start for the Horned
Frogs. They led 14-0 for the sixth time in six
games in racing ahead to a 21-3 lead. In the
first quarter this year, TCU is outscoring its
opponents 80-27.
Friday’s area prep football roundup
By The Hays Daily News
LA CROSSE — In his first game
back under center after switching to tailback the last two weeks
because of injury, La Crosse senior
quarterback Jack Garcia was in
fine form. Garcia threw for 98 yards
and a pair of touchdowns to senior
fullback Sheldon Schmidt, then ran
for 161 yards and three scores as
the Leopards won their third straight,
defeating Smith Center 48-14. Smith
Center fell to 4-3, while La Crosse
moved to 6-1. Senior tailback Andrew Jay added 17 carries for 148
yards and a score for the Leopards,
who return to Class 2-1A, District 7
play this week when they travel to
Leoti to face Wichita County (1-6).
La Crosse can secure a playoff spot
with a win. Smith Center returns to
2-1A, District 6 action by playing
host to Bennington (4-3) on Friday.
Smith Center (4-3). . . . . . 0 14 0 0 — 14
La Crosse (6-1). . . . . . . 21 14 7 6 — 48
L — Garcia 1 run (Jay kick).
L — Schmidt 21 pass from Garcia
(Jay kick).
L — A. Jay 65 int. return (Jay
kick).
SC — Rogers 7 run (Zabel kick).
L — Garcia 77 run (Jay kick).
SC — Zabel 11 pass from Benoit
(Zabel kick).
L — Schmidt 21 pass from Garcia
(Jay kick).
L — Garcia 1 run (Jay kick).
L — Schmidt 30 run (PAT failed).
Ness City 52, Dighton 0
At Ness City, the Eagles made
short work of visiting Dighton/Healy
in an Eight-Man Division I, District 7
battle. Quarterback Tanner McMillen
rushed seven times for 66 yards
and three scores, and Jacob Hoss
rushed five times for 105 yards and
two scores as the Eagles won their
second straight game after backto-back losses. Dighton dropped to
2-5. Ness City travels to WaKeeneyTrego (2-5) on Friday.
Dighton (2-5). . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 x x — 0
Ness City (5-2) . . . . . . . 30 22 x x — 52
NC — McMillen 36 run (run
failed).
NC — McMillen 4 run (McMillen
run).
NC — Hamilton 30 run (Hoss run).
NC — Hoss 57 run (Hamilton run).
NC — McMillen 14 run (Lee run).
NC — Hoss 5 run (Harris pass
from McMillen).
NC — Hamilton 6 run (Rodriguez
pass from McMillen).
Oberlin 46, Quinter 0
In Oberlin, the Red Devils
eliminated the Quinter Bulldogs from
playoff contention. In its first season
of eight-man, Oberlin is 6-1 and
4-0 in Eight-Man Division I, District
8 action, and is one of three teams
still alive in the playoff race with
two games reamining — along with
Atwood-Rawlins County (5-2, 4-0
district) and Hill City (5-2, 3-1). Troy
Juenemann had 11 carries for 39
yards and scored twice for the Red
Devils, while Bryson Wesley added
seven carries for 43 yards and a
score. Kelden Breth also connected
on a touchdown pass to Tabor
Erickson as Oberlin put up 30 points
in the third quarter to end the game
early. The Red Devils can clinch a
playoff spot with a win against Rawlins County this week. Quinter travels
to Lincoln for non-district action.
Quinter (4-3). . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 x — 0
Oberlin (6-1). . . . . . . . . . 8 8 30 x — 46
Scoring plays not available.
Oakley 20, Ellis 12
At Oakley, Ellis’ playoff hopes
took a hit with a 20-12 loss to the
Plainsmen. Oakley, with its third
straight win, moved to 4-3 overall
and 2-0 in Class 2-1A, District 7
action. The Plainsmen can wrap
up the berth with a win at Plainville
this week. Ellis has just one district
game remaining in Week 9 against
Plainville. The Railers will play host to
Sublette this week. In order to make
the playoffs, Ellis needs a Week 9
win against Plainville and some help
from Plainville and La Crosse the
next two weeks to force a three-way
tiebreaker.
Ellis (3-4). . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6 0 0 —12
Oakley (4-3) . . . . . . . . . . . 7 6 7 0 — 20
Scoring plays not available.
Phillipsburg 54
Republic County 6
At Phillipsburg, the Panthers took
a step closer to a district championship by routing 1-6 Republic County.
The win was the Panthers fifth
straight since they fell to undefeated
Norton in Week 2. Phillipsburg has
averaged 43 points per game in
that span. Phillipsburg can wrap
up a playoff spot this week with a
win at Ell-Saline (5-2). An Ell-Saline
win would secure the district title.
Phillipsburg can earn the district
championship with a win, coupled
with a Smith Center loss to Bennington this week.
Scoring plays not available.
Heartland Christian 60,
Wheatland-Grinnell 12
At Grainfield, Wheatland-Grinnell
dropped its third straight contest by
falling to Heartland Christian out of
Colby, a non-KSHSAA school. The
Thunderhawks have two remaining games in Eight-Man Division II,
District 8 play, playing at TribuneGreeley County this week and at
home against Triplains-Brewster in
Week 9.
Heartland Christian. . . 24 22 14 x — 60
Wheatland-Grinnell (3-4). . 6 0 6 x — 12
HC — B. Wertz 56 run (B. Wertz
run).
WG — Zimmerman 7 pass from
Ostmeyer (run failed).
HC — C. Wertz 73 kick return (B.
Wertz run).
HC — C. Wertz 43 pass from B.
Wertz (B. Wertz run).
HC — B. Wertz 17 run (run failed).
HC — C. Wertz 32 pass from
Ziegelmeier (Ziegelmeier run).
HC — B. Wertz 3 run (B. Wertz
run).
WG — Holaday 16 pass from Ostmeyer (pass failed).
HC — Sullivant 13 run (Schriner
pass).
HC — Miller 3 run (no PAT).
St. John’s-Tipton 46, OtisBison 28
Otis-Bison, though not technically
eliminated from playoff contention,
took a step in the wrong direc-
tion with its 46-28 loss to Beloit/St.
John’s-Tipton. The Bluejays, with
their high-powered passing attack
with quarterback Trey Dubbert, put
up 22 points in the second quarter,
only to see Otis-Bison battle back
with 14 in the third to narrow the
score to 34-28 by the end of the third
quarter. But two fourth-quarter TDs
put the game out of reach. Kade
Urban complete 7 of 24 passing
attempts for 74 yards, with two TDs
and two interceptions for the Cougars. Brad Lightfoot rushed 22 times
or 162 yards and a pair of scores,
but it wasn’t enough. St. John’sTipton plays host to Thunder Ridge
this week. A win by Thunder Ridge,
coupled with its Week 9 forfeit win
coming against Natoma, would put
Thunder Ridge in the playoffs in the
second spot behind Victoria. A St.
John’s-Tipton win coupled with an
Otis-Bison win at Northern Valley (52) would keep Otis-Bison in the hunt.
An SJT win coupled with a Northern
Valley win against Otis keeps the
Huskies in the hunt.
St. John’s-Tipton (5-2). . 6 22 6 12 — 46
Otis-Bison (4-3). . . . . . . . 8 6 14 0 — 28
SJ — T. Dubbert 5 run (D. Dubbert
pass from T. Dubbert).
OB — Patrick 10 pass from Urban
(Higgason pass from Urban).
SJ — Mishler 25 pass from Dubbert (Henke run).
SJ — Mishler 76 run (D. Dubbert
pass from T. Dubbert).
OB — Lightfoot 26 run (pass
failed).
SJ _ Mishler 33 pass from Dubbert
(Eilert pass from T. Dubbert).
OB — Lightfoot 45 run (Urban
run).
SJ — Dubbert 1 run (run failed).
OB — Maier 17 pass from Urban
(run failed).
OB — Eilet int return (run failed).
SJ — D. Dubbert 9 pass from T.
Dubbert (pass failed).
Hill City 51, Stockton 28
At Stockton, Hill City kept its
playoff hopes alive in Eight-Man Division I, District 8, while Stockton was
eliminated from playoff contention.
Hill City has games against LoganPalco (3-4) and district frontrunner
Oberlin (6-1), with a shot to make the
playoffs. Stockton will finish its season with games at St. Francis and at
home against Wakefield.
Hill City (5-2) . . . . . . . . 16 8 12 15 — 51
Stockton (0-7). . . . . . . . 12 16 0 0 — 28
HC – Smith 31 pass from Brandyberry (run failed).
S — Wiltfong 12 pass from Hamel
(pass failed).
HC — Buchholz 41 pass from Brandyberry (Buchhols run).
S — Kuhlmann 52 fumble recovery
(run failed).
S — Hamel 7 run (Hamel run).
HC — Brandyberry 1 run (Stephen
run).
S — Wiltfong 77 pass from Hamel
(Hamel run).
HC — Hardiek 1 run (run failed).
HC — Brandyberry 17 run (run
failed).
HC — Kessler 15 run (run failed).
HC — Smith 50 int. return (PAT
failed).
HC — Ramirez 20 field goal.
Spearville 62, Trego 12
Isaiah Fabrizius completed 7
of 13 passes for 105 yards and
had two interceptions, but it wasn’t
enough against undefeated Spearville in Eight-Man Division I, District 7
play. Cedric Flax carried the ball 23
times for 128 yards and a TD, and
Fabrizius had 17 carries for 43 yards
and a score. Luke Heskamp had 104
rushing yards for Spearville. Trego is
at home this week to face Ness City
(5-2). Spearville faces Hodgeman
County (7-0) this week. A Spearville
win would clinch a district title for
the Lancers, while a Hodgeman
County win could end up forcing a
three-way tie. Trego needs to beat
Ness City and have Hodgeman
County lose for its playoff hopes to
stay alive.
Trego (2-5). . . . . . . . . . . . 0 6 6 0 — 12
Spearville (7-0). . . . . . . 16 32 0 14 — 62
S — Heskamp 37 run (Davis run).
S — N. Stein 25 run (Stein run).
T — Flax 4 run (PAT failed).
S — Davis 65 kick return (K. Stein
pass from N. Stein).
S — Davis 31 run (N. Stein run).
S — Heskamp 36 run (Heskamp
pass from N. Stein).
S — Heskamp 7 pass form N. Stein
(N. Stein).
T — Fabrizius 1 run (PAT failed).
S — Knight 1 run (Sites run).
S — Knight 65 run (no PAT).
Norton 60, Russell 14
At Russell, Norton rolled in its
Class 3A, District 14 opener, setting
up a district championship meeting
this week with Beloit (5-2) in Norton.
The 14 points was the most given
up by the Bluejays this year, and the
first time Norton allowed more than
a touchdown in any game. Norton
still has given up just 34 points all
season and has three shutouts.
Norton (7-0). . . . . . . 14 25 15 6 — 60
Russell (1-6). . . . . . . . 0 7 0 7 — 14
N — Talent 4 run (Green kick).
N — Dole 55 pass from Dole
(Green kick).
N — Bozer 4 run (kick failed).
R — Craig 81 kickoff return
(Swanson kick).
N — Bozer 30 run (kick failed).
N — Miller 35 pass from Dole
(pass failed).
N – Tallent 9 run (Green kick).
N — Dole 1 run (Dole run).
N — Petrie 5 run (Green kick).
N — Petrie 52 run (run failed).
R — Craig 30 run (Swanson kick).
Sylvan-Lucas 54, Wilson 22
At Wilson, Sylvan-Lucas stayed in
second place in Eight-Man Division
II, District 2 with the win. The Mustangs are 2-1 in district play, behind
Chase’s 3-0 district record. The
Mustangs are tied with Centre-Lost
Springs (their Week 9 opponent).
Sylvan-Lucas travels to Burrton (0-7,
0-3 district) this week.
Sylvan-Lucas (3-4) . . . . 8 22 24 0 — 54
Wilson (1-6). . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 14 8 — 22
SL — Rowden 47 pass from Herold
(Lopez run).
SL — Herold 31 run (pass failed).
SL — Heenan 32 run (Herold run).
SL — Heenan 31 pass from Herold
(Herold run).
W — Steinike 5 run (Steinike run).
SL — Herold 2 run (Heenan run).
W — Fink 2 run (run failed).
SL — Rowden 18 pass from Herold
(Herold run).
SL — Lopez 17 run (Herold pass
from Lopez).
W — Fink 3 run (Steinike pass
from Fink).