Updated 1-24-13

Girls basketball tournaments - Jan. 21-26

• Mulvane Wildcat Classic

Thursday games:
No. 3 Clearwater vs. No. 2 Mulvane, 5:45 p.m. Thursday (semifinal)
No. 1 Garden Plain vs. No. 4 Wellington, 7:15 p.m. Thursday (semifinal)

Clearwater 42, Winfield 33 (Tuesday first round)
The No. 3 Indians got 24 points from Brynna Vogel and the defense held the Vikings to 8 points or less in the final three quarters.

Garden Plain 66, Arkansas City 27 (Monday first round)
The Owls, the tournament's top seed, dispatched the Bulldogs with ease, using a 26-4 second quarter to build a 30-point halftime lead. Eight different Owls scored, led by Allie Heimerman (19) and Cassidy Haukap (11).

• Haven Wildcat Classic

No. 5 Cheney (5-5) will play at 6 p.m. Thursday against No. 4 Buhler (5-4). The winner advances to face No. 1 Moundridge (7-2) or No. 8 Nickerson (0-10) at 6 p.m. Friday. The losing teams play at 3 p.m. Friday. The other games include No. 3 Haven (7-3) vs. No. 6 Halstead (4-6) and No. 2 Conway Springs (7-3) vs. No. 7 Kingman (3-6). Final round games are Saturday.

• Glacier's Edge Tournament - Emporia

No. 3 Eisenhower plays No. 6 Emporia at 7 p.m. Thursday. The winner will take on No. 2 Leavenworth or No. 7 Hutchinson at 7:45 p.m. Friday. The losing teams play at 4:45 p.m. Friday. The other matchups include No. 1 Topeka Seaman vs. No. 8 Lawrence and No. 4 Blue Valley vs. No. 5 Derby. Final round games are Saturday.

• Newton Tournament

Kapaun-Mt. Carmel 64, Goddard 30 (Thursday first round)
The Lions lost their opening-round game. They will face the Olathe-Northwest-Andover Central loser at 3 p.m. Friday. The other first-round matchups include Bishop Miege vs. Garden City and Bishop Carroll vs. Newton. Final round games are Saturday.

Bowling - Jan. 18

Eisenhower boys 2608, Cheney 2540, Newton 2486
Eisenhower: Zach Bohanan 678, Drew Taylor 660, Zach Jayne 626, Taylor Kenneford 612, Zach Hardin 558, Dallas Jayne 546.
Cheney: Tanner Wulf 651, Cody Reida 648, Taylor Siruta 603, Austin Martin 552, Jarad Reida 544, Dustin Martin 512.

Eisenhower girls 2024, Newton 2000, Cheney 1915
Eisenhower: Shannon Kane 596, Bridget Lagana 485, Brooke Gile 483, Kayla Ternes 460, Sarah Nelson 346, Cassidi Hardin 332.
Cheney: Kelsey Reida 581, Hailey Martin 443, Aerianna Whitney 436, Mallori Mills 435, Sarah Smith 403.

Boys basketball tournaments - Jan. 14-19

• Clearwater wins Roadrunner Classic

Clearwater 52, Mulvane 40 (championship)
The Indians built an early 8-point lead and extended it to 13 by halftime in the title game at Chaparral's tournament. Johnny Becker scored 18 and Reed VanDeest added 10 to lead Clearwater to the title.

Clearwater 67, Arkansas City 47
The Indians outscored the Bulldogs in each quarter, building a 10-point halftime lead that they doubled in the second half. Reed VanDeest led all scorers with 24 points, Johnny Becker added 17, and the Indians got scoring from eight different players.

Clearwater 54, Wellington 27
No. 4 Clearwater cruised to an easy 54-27 win over No. Wellington on Wednesday at Roadrunner Classic at Chaparral High School. The Indians will play at 6:30 p.m. Friday against No. 8 Arkansas City, which upset top-seeded Kingman 75-71 in two overtimes on Wednesday. The other side of the bracket starts play on Thursday with No. 2 Mulvane (5-3) vs. No. 7 Belle Plaine (1-7) at 6 p.m. and No. 3 Conway Springs (4-4) vs. No. 6 Chaparral (2-6) at 8 p.m. Thursday. All second-round games are Friday, and the final round is Saturday.

• Eisenhower wins Spring Hill tournament

Eisenhower 66, KC Piper 63 (Friday championship)
The Tigers won the Spring Hill tournament Friday night, hitting 10 of 11 free throws in the final quarter to seal the victory. Brennan Stemple scored 25 points, a season high that included three 3-pointers, and Trevon Evans scored 20 and was 4-for-4 from the free throw line.

Eisenhower 60, Spring Hill 52 (Thursday semifinal)
The Tigers advanced to Friday's title game with an 8-point victory over the host team. Eisenhower will face KC Piper, which entered the tournament at 7-1 like the Tigers, at 8:15 p.m. Friday.

Eisenhower 63, KC East 52 (Tuesday first round)
The Tigers got 34 points from Trevon Evans and overcame a six-point deficit to win their first-round game Tuesday at Spring Hill, located in Johnson County, south of Olathe. Eisenhower will play Spring Hill at 8:15 p.m. Thursday.

• Garden Plain fourth, Cheney fifth at Halstead

Rose Hill 45, Garden Plain 26
The Owls placed fourth at this year's Adolph Rupp invitational following a loss in the third-place game on Saturday. Michael Panek led Garden Plain with 8 points.

Cheney 51, Douglass 50
The Cardinals just edged the league-rival Bulldogs for fifth-place at the Rupp Tournament Cheney trailed 7-0 after the first-quarter and were down 8 at halftime, but pulled to within 1 point at the start of the fourth quarter. Gabe Schomacker scored 24, Cameron Hill had 13 and Ty Patterson added 10.

Andale 52, Garden Plain 25 (Friday semifinal)
The Owls struggled against No. 3 seed Andale in Friday's semifinal game.

Cheney 83, Halstead 73 (Thursday consolation semifinal)
The Cardinals rebounded from a first-round upset to beat the host team. Cheney had five players score in double figures: Gabe Schomacker 25, Cameron Hill 17, Taylor Hageman 15, Ty Patterson 11, Layne Higgins 10. An expected match between Cheney and Haven, the top two seeds, won't happen in the consolation finals - Haven is 0-2 in the tournament and will play for 7th. The Cardinals will play for fifth against Douglass.

Garden Plain 57, Haven 52 (Tuesday first round)
The No. 7 Owls handed ranked Haven its second loss of the season on Monday. Clayton Milford and Michael Panek each scored 14 points. The Owls advance to Friday's semifinal round. With Cheney's loss, the top two seeds are now in the consolation bracket.

Rose Hill 60, Cheney 49 (Monday first round)
The No. 8 Rockets upset top seed Cheney on Tuesday. The difference was in the second quarter, when Rose HIll outscored the Cardinals 16-7. Cheney Gabe Schomacker scored 27 to lead all scorers. No. 2 seed Haven lost Monday.

• Ralph Miller Classic - Chanute

Olathe North 58, Goddard 38 (seventh-place game)
The Lions went 0-3 at the Chanute, finishing eighth in the Ralph Miller Classic. Colin Nevil had 14 points to lead Goddard.

Chanute 65, Goddard 45 (consolation semifinal)

Emporia 74, Goddard 43
The Lions, seeded eighth, were overwhelmed by the top seed. Goddard will face host Chanut at 4:45 p.m. Friday. The winner will play either Joplin or Olathe North at 3:45 p.m. Saturday for fifth place; the losing teams will play for seventh at 2 p.m. Saturday in Chanute.

Bowling - Jan. 14

Maize South boys 3355,  Goddard 2459
Goddard – Gerkin 176-222-179 — 577, Bell 215-175-169 — 559, Winder 123-101-97 — 321, Kelsay 137-113-95 — 345, Vuong 102-134-78 — 314, Ferman 139-103-101 — 343.

Maize South 2558, Goddard 1982
Goddard– Rooney 123-132-118 — 373, Lechner 148-134-162 — 444, Robison 114-108-97 — 319, Tabor 84-87-125 — 296, Lechner 80-95-78 — 253, Vuong 79-122-96 — 296.

Carroll girls 2687, Cheney 2486, S. Heart 2483, Trinity 2242
Cheney—Siruta 213-208-241 — 662, Martin 169-177-172 — 518, Wulf 181-171-203 — 555, Reida 205-280-165 — 650, Reida 228-193-139 — 560, Martin 178-167-185 — 530.

Carroll girls 2189, Cheney 1895, Trinity 1522
Cheney—Mills 178-150-181 — 509, Reida 173-168-222 — 563, Martin 131-145-127 — 403, Whitney 117-154-149 — 420.

Wrestling - Jan. 10

Maize South 47, Goddard 23

Arkansas City 69, Eisenhower 6
106 — Terrill, AC, by ff; 113 — Defore, AC, by ff.; 120 — Perez, AC, pinned Lindsey, 2:16; 126 — Rodriguez, AC, by ff.;. 132 — Biddle, AC, pinned Oakleaf, 0:36; 138 — Nuckles, AC, maj. dec. Russell, 12-0; 145 — Eastman, AC, tech. fall Ellingson, 15-0. 152 ——Villers, AC, by ff.; 160 — double forfeit; 170 — Kurth, Eisenhower, pinned Artussee, 1:48. 182 — Dent, AC, by ff.; 195 — Pink, AC, by ff.; 220 — Ambriz, AC, by ff.; 285 — Lopez, AC, by forf.

Bowling - Jan. 10

Maize South boys 2415, Maize 2240, Renwick 1957
Kendall May 579, Dillon Demontigny 465, Tyler Winsor 453, Trevor Clevenger 429, Nick Cordell 423, Spencer Ward 400.

Maize girls 1931, Maize South 1749, Renwick 1487
Elaine Neville 384, Hannah Huelett 360, Bethany Berning 361, Taylor Dagenais 350, Abby Austin 314, Jeri Hintz 292.

Tuesday bowling scores - Jan. 8

Andover Central girls 2096, Eisenhower 2020
Brooke Gile 553, Shannon Kane 499, Bridget Lagana 490, Kayla Ternes 463, Cassidy Hardin 375, Sarah Nelson 350.

Andover Central boys 2495, Eisenhower 2469
Zach Jayne 620, Taylor Kenneford 615, Dallas Jayne 611, Zach Bohanan 606, Drew Taylor 562, Zach Hardin 504.

Andover boys 2245, Goddard 2125
Chase Dreyer 623, Kyle Gerkin 557, Zach Bell 540, Austin Winder 398, Jeff Fermin 351, Steven Vuong 327.

Andover girls 1847, Goddard 1277
Lauren Rooney 379, Jenny Lechner 371, Lana Robison 281, Kristen Lechner 244, Miranda Boylan 239, Judy Vuong 221.