BOYS RANKINGS

6A Boys
1. Lawrence Free State
2. OP-Blue Valley Northwest
3. Wichita Southeast
4. OP-Blue Valley North
5. Olathe Northwest
6. Derby
7. Shawnee Mission East
8. Topeka
9. Olathe North
10. Lawrence

5A Boys
1. Goddard Eisenhower
2. Wichita Heights
3. Maize
4. Pittsburg
5. KC Schlagle
6. Bishop Carroll
7. Emporia
8. Topeka Seaman
9. Salina Central
10. Topeka West

4A-Div 1-Boys
1. Bishop Miege
2. McPherson
3. Bonner Springs
4. Augusta
5. Andover Central
6. Basehor Linwood
7. Arkansas City
8. Eudora
9. Hays
10. Buhler

4A-Div 2-Boys
1. Holcomb
2. Wichita Trinity
3. Andale
4. Marysville
5. Rock Creek
6. Parsons
7. Wichita Collegiate
8. Topeka-Hayden
9. Girard
10. Baxter Springs

3A Boys
1. Phillipsburg
2. Cheney
3. Halstead
4. Hesston
5. Maur Hill
6. Caney Valley
7. Nemaha Central
8. Perry Lecompton
9. Sterling
10. Lakin

2A Boys
1. Central Plains
2. Lyndon
3. Hoxie
4. Pittsburg-St. Mary’s Colgan
5. Maranatha Academy
6. Salina-Sacred Heart
7. Olpe
8. Howard-West Elk
9. Ness City
10. Elbing-Berean Academy

1A Div. 1 Boys
1. Montezuma-South Gray
2. Doniphan West
3. Hanover
4. Osborne
5. St. John
6. Clifton-Clyde
7. Leroy-Southern Coffey County
8. Caldwell
9. Rawlins County
10. Lost Springs-Centre

1A Div. 2 Boys
1. Almena-Northern Valley
2. Elyria-Elyria Christian
3. Hutchinson-Central Christian
4. Attica
5. Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton
6. Kiowa-South Barber
7. Logan
8. Grainfield-Wheatland/Grinnell
9. Moscow
10. Ashland

GIRLS RANKINGS

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

5A Girls
1. St. Thomas Aquinas
2. Liberal
3. Shawnee- Mill Valley
4. Bishop Carroll
5. Newton
6. Maize
7. Lansing
8. KC Schlagle
9. Topeka-Highland Park
10. Topeka-Seaman

4A D1-Girls
1. Bishop Miege
2. McPherson
3. KC Piper
4. Kansas City Sumner
5. Labette County
6. Towanda Circle
7. Ulysses
8. Hays
9. Abilene
10. Spring Hill

4A D2-Girls
1. Baldwin
2. Clay Center
3. Jefferson West
4. Burlington
5. Marysville
6. Galena
7. Holton
8. Andale
9. Girard
10. Hugoton

3A Girls
1. Nemaha Central
2. Hays-TMP-Marian
3. Sterling
4. Garden Plain
5. Hesston
6. Eureka
7. Beloit
8. Wellsville
9. Russell
10. Haven

2A Girls
1. Central Plains
2. Olpe
3. Hoxie
4. Kiowa County
5. Hill City
6. Wabaunsee
7. Howard-West Elk
8. Marion
9. Meade
10. Jefferson County North

1A-Div 1-Girls
1. Coldwater-South Central
2. Hanover
3. Centralia
4. St. Paul
5. Valley Falls
6. Thunder Ridge
7. Frankfort
8. Rural Vista
9. Stockton
10. St. John-Hudson

1A-Div 2- Girls
1. Cunningham
2. Quinter
3. Rexford-Golden Plains
4. Kiowa-South Barber
5. Beloit/St. John’s/Tipton
6. Otis/Bison
7. Hartford
8. Wilson
9. Attica
10. South Haven

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL

Class 1A Division I Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Burrton 73, Fairfield 39
Frankfort 58, Troy 40
Lakeside 46, Sylvan-Lucas 40
Little River 78, Thunder Ridge 24
Pretty Prairie 40, Norwich 29
Valley Falls 54, Onaga 46

Class 1A Division II Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Argonia 60, Cunningham 25
BV Randolph 56, Linn 54
Ingalls 51, Western Plains-Healy 41
Marais des Cygnes Valley 61, Altoona-Midway 52
Palco 58, Natoma 45
Quinter 68, Deerfield 47
Stafford 65, Chase 37
Wetmore 59, Axtell 46
Wilson 63, Tescott 29

Class 3A Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Belle Plaine 68, Douglass 37
Beloit 40, Riley County 39
Caney Valley 71, Fredonia 31
Cheney 74, Wichita Independent 23
Cherryvale 60, Southeast 41
Council Grove 74, Eureka 42
Ellsworth 66, Hoisington 58
Garden Plain 58, Chaparral 55
Goodland 59, Cimarron 49
Halstead 68, Lyons 29
Haven 73, Hutchinson Trinity 55
Hays-TMP-Marian 65, Russell 39
Humboldt 52, West Franklin 51
Jayhawk Linn 58, Central Heights 45
Kingman 54, Conway Springs 52, OT
Lakin 63, Colby 44
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 51, Atchison County 23
McLouth 58, Mission Valley 35
Nemaha Central 62, Horton 33
Neodesha 51, Northeast-Arma 48
Osage City 62, Wellsville 60
Perry-Lecompton 58, Oskaloosa 43
Phillipsburg 63, Norton 34
Riverside 51, Pleasant Ridge 43
Riverton 72, Erie 70
Sabetha 45, Hiawatha 28
Scott City 48, Southwestern Hts. 32
Sedgwick 55, Hesston 53
Silver Lake 63, Rossville 44
Southeast Saline 51, Minneapolis 50
St. Mary’s 55, Royal Valley 45
Sterling 58, Remington 52

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Class 1A Division II Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Argonia 47, Attica 32
Fowler 62, Ashland 23
Marais des Cygnes Valley 49, Altoona-Midway 21
Palco 51, Natoma 21
Wallace County 51, Weskan 41

Class 2A Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Bennington 41, Republic County 38
Berean Academy 50, Hillsboro 28
Bluestem 51, Medicine Lodge 44
Bluestem 51, Medicine Lodge 44
Central Plains 86, Ness City 21
Goessel 52, Canton-Galva 32
Heritage Christian 38, Oswego 25
Hill City 49, Oakley 40
Hoxie 44, Oberlin-Decatur 32
Inman 45, Moundridge 43
Jackson Heights 45, Madison/Hamilton Co-op 28
Jefferson North 61, Lyndon 30
Kinsley 36, Macksville 34
Kiowa County 49, Ellinwood 20
La Crosse 43, Pratt Skyline 28
Marion 40, Herington 24
Meade 60, Wichita County 18
Olpe 69, Burlingame 24
Pittsburg Colgan 60, KC Christian 13
Plainville 64, St. Francis 57
Pleasanton 46, Maranatha Academy 26
Sedan 58, Burden Central 35
Smith Center 48, Salina Sacred Heart 32
Solomon 44, Lincoln 33
Spearville 46, Johnson-Stanton County 35
Sublette 68, Elkhart 42
Syracuse 61, Hodgeman County 58
Trego 50, Ellis 42
Udall 59, Cedar Vale/Dexter Co-op 43
Valley Heights 67, Ell-Saline 43
Wabaunsee 54, Northern Heights 20
West Elk 55, Oxford 13
Yates Center 59, Uniontown 41

Class 3A Sub-State
Quarterfinal
Wellsville 79, Osage City 31

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) – Svi Mykhailiuk had 17 points, Devonte Graham added 10 and 11 assists and No. 6 Kansas beat Texas 80-70. The Jayhawks used a strong night from seniors Mykhailiuk and Graham in what was the pair and walk-on Clay Young’s senior night and final game at Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas secured the outright Big 12 title.

SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) – Mike Minor has morphed from being kicked out of the Kansas City Royals clubhouse in 2016 as an impostor to competing for a spot in the Texas Rangers’ rotation. He signed a three-year $28 million contract with the Rangers in December to start after having success as a Royal reliever last season.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) – Jevon Carter scored 21 points and Daxter Miles Jr. added 18 in their final home game, and No. 20 West Virginia rode a hot start to an 84-74 victory over No. 12 Texas Tech. West Virginia broke a second-place tie with the Red Raiders and moved closer to earning the No. 2 seed in the Big 12 tournament with one game left. West Virginia scored the game’s first 16 points. Texas Tech played without injured starters Justin Gray, Keenan Evans and Zach Smith.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Texas sophomore guard Andrew Jones has been released from the hospital and will continue his leukemia treatment on an outpatient basis. Jones said he left the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston on Saturday. He called the move a “great night and a big step for me and my family.” He will stay in the Houston while his treatment continues. Jones said he’s encouraged by reports from doctors telling him he’s showing improvement. Texas announced on Jan. 10 that he had been diagnosed with leukemia.

National Headlines

SEATTLE (AP) – With Olympic prodigies having just dazzled audiences worldwide, parents in the U.S. are reconciling the thrill of the gold with their fears from recent sexual abuse scandals in elite youth sports. High-profile cases of sexual abuse in gymnastics, swimming and other sports have jolted many parents who believe athletics can be an important part of their child’s development. Some now feel compelled to be more cautious in monitoring their child’s contact with coaches and other adults.

NEW YORK (AP) – The Golden State Warriors will be skipping the White House when they come to Washington to play the Wizards this week. The traditional champions’ invitation was never granted from President Donald Trump – and it appeared the Warriors might have declined it, anyway. So they plan to spend their day in the city with local children Tuesday. The White House visit is traditionally scheduled during the NBA champions’ trip to face the Washington Wizards the following season. The Warriors play the Wizards on Wednesday.

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) – The U.S. Open has become the last of the major golf championships to jump on the aggregate playoff bandwagon. The change is takes effect immediately and would be used at Shinnecock Hills on Long Island in June if there is a tie after 72 holes. The U.S. Golf Association also decided to make its other three open championships two-hole playoffs – the U.S. Women’s Open, U.S. Senior Open and U.S. Senior Women’s Open. The Masters was the first major to abandon the 18-hole playoff in 1976.

UNDATED (AP) – Pitcher Feliz Hernandez, who was slowed by injuries last year, was forced to leave his exhibition debut early Monday after being struck in his pitching arm by a line drive. The Mariners said a precautionary X-ray of his right forearm was negative. Hernandez was listed as day-to-day and will be re-evaluated Tuesday.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) – James Harden had 26 points and Luc Mbah a Moute (look BAH’-ah MOO’-tay) scored 15 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter to lift the Houston Rockets to their 13th straight win with a 96-85 victory over the Utah Jazz. Playing the second side of a back-to-back set at high altitude, nothing seemed to come easy for the Rockets but the Jazz committed 22 turnovers, many of them unforced, to ease the pressure.

NEW YORK (AP) – A scorching third period pushed the Golden State Warriors to a 125-111 blowout over the New York Knicks on Monday night. The Warriors improved to 3-0 since the All-Star break and beat the Knicks at home for the eighth straight time. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder got by the Orlando Magic 112-106. Paul George led the way for OKC with 26 points. Orlando was held to 43 points on 37 percent shooting in the second half.

BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) – Chris Clarke tipped in a missed shot with 4 seconds remaining Monday night, and Virginia Tech stunned No. 5 Duke 64-63. The Hokies had trailed almost the entire game before Nickeil Alexander-Walker’s jumper sailed over the rim and Clarke grabbed it and laid it in. Alexander-Walker led the Hokies with 17 points, Justin Bibbs had 14 on his Senior Night and Kerry Blackshear Jr. added 13.

 

TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Final Virginia Tech 64 (5) Duke 63
Final (6) Kansas 80 Texas 70
Final (20) West Virginia 84 (12) Texas Tech 74

INTERLEAGUE
Final Miami 11 Houston 0
Final Boston 13 Pittsburgh 2
Final Minnesota 5 St. Louis 4
Final Houston 8 N-Y Mets 7
Final Seattle 9 Chi Cubs 9
Final L-A Dodgers 9 Texas 6
Final Kansas City 10 San Francisco 6
Final Milwaukee 7 Cleveland 6
Final San Diego 10 L-A Angels 4
Final N-Y Yankees 4 Philadelphia 3

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Final Tampa Bay 7 Toronto 4
Final Detroit 8 Baltimore 6
Final Chi White Sox 7 Oakland 6

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Final Atlanta 2 Washington 1
Final Arizona 5 Cincinnati 2
Final Arizona 7 Colorado 4

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) – Svi Mykhailiuk had 17 points, Devonte Graham added 10 and 11 assists and No. 6 Kansas beat Texas 80-70 Monday night.

The Jayhawks (24-6, 13-4 Big 12) used a strong night from seniors Mykhailiuk and Graham in what was the pair and walk-on Clay Young’s senior night and final game in Allen Fieldhouse. Their powerful start helped them control the game early, forcing the Longhorns (17-13, 7-10 Big 12) to burn four timeouts in the first half.

Kerwin Roach II led the way for Texas, scoring 18 points and dishing out eight assists just days after hitting the game-winner against Oklahoma State. Jacob Young posted 14 points and five rebounds.

The Longhorns were without star freshman Mo Bamba, who missed the game with a toe injury. Bamba, who leads the team in rebounds (10.6) and is second in points (13) per game, had 22 points, 15 rebounds and a career-high eight blocks against Kansas back in December.

Udoka Azubuike had another strong night down low for the Jayhawks, scoring a game-high 20 points and making 10 of 11 shots. Azubuike led the nation in field goal percentage entering the game (77.1 percent).

Kansas has now won 35 consecutive home finales, dating back to the 1983-84 season. The Jayhawks are locked in to the Big 12 tournament’s No. 1 seed.

Kansas is now 31-8 all-time against Texas, and has won all of the last nine meetings.

BIG PICTURE

Kansas seals an outright Big 12 championship after clinching at least a share of its 14th straight conference crown Saturday with a win over Texas Tech.

Texas remains on the bubble of the NCAA Tournament. If the Longhorns aren’t chosen, it will be just the third time in the last 20 years they’ve missed the NCAAs.

UP NEXT

Kansas wraps up its season on the road against Oklahoma State Saturday.

Texas will finish the year with a home tilt against No. 20 West Virginia.

 

 

 

 

 

Barton Men 84 Neosho County 65; Barton Women 87 Neosho County 62

 

 

Ellsworth 66 Hoisington 58