Tuesday's scoreboard

Eisenhower boys 73
Andover 41
The Tigers took an early 16-8 lead and extended that lead to 20 points midway through the third quarter.

Cheney boys 60
Belle Plaine 39
The Cardinals bounced back from Friday's triple-overtime loss to win at Belle Plaine. The Cardinals trailed by 3 after three quarters, but closed the game on a 20-6 run, paced by Gabe Schomackers's game-high 18 points and 13 points from Gage Scheer.

Clearwater boys 59
Wichita Warriors 42
Colin Frickey led all scorers with 16 points and Johnny Becker added 13 to pace the Indians to a win.

Cheney girls 42
Belle Plaine 41
The Cardinal came back from a 6-point first-quarter deficit to nip the Dragons on the road Tuesday. Taylor Denney scored 12 points to lead scorers. Carlea Holt added 9.

Clearwater girls 38
Wichita Warriors 33
The Indians led by 15 points at halftime and fended off a third-quarter comeback by the Warriors.

Garden Plain girls 47
Medicine Lodge 21
The Owls' defense shut down the Indians offense, limiting them to 9 or fewer points in each quarter, including just a single made free throw in the third quarter. Alli Heimerman led all scorers with 16.

McPherson boys 57
Goddard 39
McPherson put together a 17-6 run in the second quarter to overcome the Lions. Alex Shoemaker scored 13 points, tying the game-high.

Medicine Lodge boys 63
Garden Plain 55
The Owls held a three-point lead after one quarter, but the Indians outscored them 32-18 over the next two quarters. Paul Renyer led all scorers with 18 points.

Andover girls 59
Eisenhower 31
The Tigers scored just 7 first-half points - only two in the second quarter - and fell behind 39-7 after the first half.

McPherson girls 51
Goddard 25
The Lions score fewer points (14) in the first three quarters than McPherson (15) scored in just the first quarter.

Friday's scoreboard

Garden Plain girls 37
Conway Springs 24
The Owls' defense smother the Cardinals early, allowing just three points in each of the first two quarters while building a 20-6 halftime lead. Janelle Hoheisel had a game-high 10 points, while Cadance Bourne and Alli Heimerman had 7 each.

Clearwater boys 58
Mulvane 52
Four Indians scored in double figures, led by Johnny Becker's 18 points. Nate Sizemore scored 13, Chad Reibenspies added 12, and Colin Frickey added 10 to boost Clearwater to a league win.

Eisenhower boys 68
Arkansas City 36
The Tigers led 40-14 at halftime. Zach Bush led Eisenhower with 19 points and Matt Morris added 14. The defense held the Bulldogs to just 7 points in each of the first two quarters.

Medicine Lodge boys 78
Cheney 74
The Indians and Cardinals battled through three overtimes at Medicine Lodge. Gage Scheer and Gabe Schomacker had huge nights for the Cardinals, scoring 28 and 21 points, respectively, while the Indians had four scorers in double digits.

Conway Springs boys 35
Garden Plain 26
The Owls got off to a slow start, falling behind 16-2. Garden Plain got back into the game in the third quarter, outscoring the Cardinals 11-2 to get to within 5 points at 26-21. Josh Becker led the Owls with 12 points, tying for a game-high.

Medicine Lodge girls 55
Cheney 42
The Cardinals fell behind by 9 points in the first quarter, then fought back to within 3 points at 38-35 at the start of the fourth quarter. But the final period belonged to the Indians, who outscored Cheney 17-7. Taylor Denney led 7 Cheney scorers with 12 points. Medicine Lodge had three scorers in double digits.

Arkansas City girls 41
Eisenhower 31

Andover Central girls 66
Goddard 41
The Lions trailed by 9 after the first quarter and by 15 at halftime at home.

Mulvane girls 43
Clearwater 33
The Indians led by four after the first quarter, but were outscored 16-7 in the second and trailed 26-24 at halftime. Mulvane's defense held Clearwater to just 3 points in the third quarter.

Andover Central boys 50
Goddard 37
The Lions struggled against 5A's top team as the Jaguars remain undefeated.