Area basketball roundup
HESSTON — The Hesston High School girls’ basketball team ended the regular season with a 52-40 win over rival Haven Tuesday in Central Kansas League play at Hesston.
The Swathers led 15-4 after the first quarter and 23-18 at the half.
Hesston avenges a 38-25 loss to Lyons in non-league play in December.
Caryn Yoder led Hesston with 19 points. Alex Martin scored 16 and Anna Humphreys scored 12.
Reese Roper scored 16 points for 6-13 Haven. Maguire Estill scored 11 points.
Hesston is 13-6, 7-2 in CKL play, and hosts 4-14 Ellsworth at 7 p.m. Monday.
HAVEN (6-13, 3-6 CKL) — Jaques 0 0-0 0, 0; Arnold 1 (1) 4-5 4, 9; Bri.Brawner 0 (1) 0-0 4, 3; Roper 3 (3) 1-2 2, 16; Bland 0 0-0 0, 0; Bre.Brawner 0 0-0 3, 0; Smith 0 1-2 0, 1; S.Estill 0 0-0 1, 0; #34 0 0-0 0, 0; M.Estill 5 1-1 3, 11; TOTALS 9 (5) 7-10 18, 40.
HESSTON (13-6, 7-2) — Kaiser 0 0-0 3, 0; Ferralez 1 0-2 2, 2; Yoder 4 (3) 2-4 3, 19; Martin 4 (1) 5-5 1, 16; Humphreys 3 6-7 0, 12; Bartell 0 1-4 1, 1; Kueker 1 0-0 2, 2; TOTALS 13 (4) 14-22 12, 52.
Haven;4;14;11;11;—;40
Hesston;15;8;17;12;—;52
The Sedgwick Cardinal girls’ basketball team was held to two points in the first quarter and never recovered, falling to Haven 48-34 Thursday in non-league play.
Sedgwick trailed 21-11 at the half and 36-18 after three quarters.
Maguire Estill led 7-13 Haven with 16 points. Reese Roper scored 13 points.
Logan Stucky led Sedgwick with 16 points.
Sedgwick is 9-9 and opens Class 2A sub-state play at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Bennington.
HAVEN (7-13) — Arnold 0 (1) 1-2 3, 4; Kincaid 0 (1) 0-0 0, 3; Bri.Brawner 0 (1) 0-0 2, 3; Roper 3 (2) 1-1 1, 13; Bro.Brawner 1 0-0 4, 2; Smith 1 1-1 1, 3; S.Estill 2 0-0 2, 4; M.Estill 5 6-6 4, 16; TOTALS 12 (5) 9-10 18, 48.
SEDGWICK (9-9) — Stucky 0 (4) 4-7 2, 16; Atwill 0 0-0 1, 0; Scarlett 1 (1) 2-2 0, 7; Fitch 1 1-6 0, 4; McGinn 0 2-4 3, 4; Lacey 0 (1) 2-5 1, 5; Croxton 0 0-0 1, 0; Zimmerman 0 0-0 0, 0; TOTALS 2 (6) 11-24 8, 34.
Haven;16;5;15;12;—;48
Sedgwick;2;9;8;15;—;34
Hartford 36, Burrton 31
SEDGWICK — The Sedgwick Cardinal boys took a punch to the chin early and went down to the canvas with a 53-19 loss to Haven Thursday in non-league play.
Sedgwick trailed 29-4 after the first quarter and 38-9 at the half.
Zane Jacques led 15-5 Haven with 20 points.
Lance Hoffsommer and Jordan Hansen scored five points each for Sedgwick.
Sedgwick is 11-8 and plays Monday at Moundridge to open Class 2A sub-state play.
HAVEN (15-5) — Kraft 1 (1) 0-0 0, 5; Shingleton 0 0-0 1, 0; Schmidt 0 0-0 1, 0; B.Yoder 1 (2) 0-0 2, 8; Miller 0 0-0 0, 0; Roper 4 0-0 0, 8; Schrag 1 0-0 0, 2; Jacques 4 (4) 0-0 0, 20; Sipe 1 1-2 0, 3; Miller 0 0-0 0, 0; T.Yoder 1 0-0 1, 2; Barlow 2 1-1 2, 5; TOTALS 15 (7) 2-3 8, 53.
SEDGWICK (9-9) — Crumrine 0 0-0 3, 0; Anderson 0 0-0 0, 0; Stucky 0 (1) 0-0 0, 3; Nold 0 0-0 0, 0; Huebert 0 0-0 0, 0; Hoffsommer 1 (1) 0-0 0, 5; Burns 0 0-0 1, 0; Scarlett 0 0-0 0, 0; Brown 0 0-0 0, 0; Tillman 2 0-0 0, 4; Hansen 1 (1) 0-0 0, 5; Culp 1 0-0 0, 2; TOTALS 3 (5) 0-0 5, 19.
Haven;29;9;11;7;—;53
Sedgwick;4;5;5;5;—;19
HESSTON — The Hesston College women’s basketball team had its three-game winning streak snapped with a 67-58 loss to Southeast (Neb.) Community College Wednesday in Hesston.
The Larks trailed 21-12 after the first quarter and 40-29 at the half.
Hunter Hartshorn led Southeast with 24 points. Ally Stewart scored 17 points.
Destiny Kessay led Hesston with 23 points. Sydney Bontrager added 13 points and 18 rebounds.
Hesston is 4-4. Saturday’s game at Labette Community College has been postponed. Hesston will play at 5:30 p.m. March 3 at Kansas City (Kan.) Community College.
4. Newton (2-17) at 1. Emporia (13-6)
3. Topeka West (3-15) at 2. Topeka Seaman (6-12)
Semifinal winners at Topeka West
4. Newton (2-17) at 1. Topeka West (17-2) 6 p.m.
3. Emporia (8-11) at 2. Topeka Seaman (10-8)
Semifinal winners at Topeka West
8. Lyons (3-12) at 1. Halstead (17-3)
5. Haven (6-13) at 4, Smoky Valley (13-7)
7. Kingman (4-14) at 2. Southeast of Saline (14-6)
6. Ellsworth (4-14) at 3. Hesston (13-6)
Lyons-Halstead winner vs. Smoky Valley-Haven winner
Southeast of Saline-Kingman winner vs. Ellsworth-Hesston winner
Semifinal winners
8. Halstead (0-20) at 1. Hesston (17-1)
5. Ellsworth (10-6) at 4. Southeast of Saline (13-7)
7. Kingman (5-12) at 2. Lyons (14-4)
6. Smoky Valley (7-12) at 3. Haven (14-5)
Hesston-Halstead winner vs. Southeast of Saline-Ellsworth winner
Lyons-Kingman winner vs. Haven-Smoky Valley winner
Semifinal winners
8. Ell-Saline (0-19) at 1. Hillsboro (16-3)
5. Sedgwick (11-7) at 4. Moundridge (13-7)
7. Bennington (6-12) at 2. Salina Sacred Heart (14-3)
6. Inman (10-10) at 3. Hutchinson Trinity (13-7)
Hillsboro—Ell-Saline winner vs. Moundridge-Sedgwick winner
Salina Sacred Heart-Bennington winner vs. Hutchinson Trinity-Inman winner
Semifinal winners
8. Ell-Saline at 1. Hillsboro (16-3)
5. Sedgwick (9-8) at 4. Bennington (8-7)
7. Inman (7-12) at 2. Moundridge (14-5)
6. Hutchinson Trinity (9-11) at 3. Salina Sacred Heart (10-7)
Hillsboro—Ell-Saline winner vs. Bennington-Sedgwick winner
Moundridge-Inman winner vs. Salina Sacred Heart-Hutchinson Trinity winner
Semifinal winners
Semifinals and finals at Chase County
BOYS
Quarterfinals
7 p.m. Monday
8. Herington (3-13) at 1. Berean Academy (17-2)
5. Central Heights (9-10) at 4. Yates Center (10-6)
7. Remington (4-12) at 2. Lyndon (14-3)
6. Marion (5-14) at 3. Chase County (13-6)
Berean Academy-Herington winner vs. Yates Center-Central Heights winner
Lyndon-Remington winner vs. Chase County-Marion winner
Semifinal winners
8. Marion (1-18) at 1. Chase County (12-5)
5. Central Heights (7-12) at 4. Lyndon (9-9)
7. Remington (3-12) at 2. Berean Academy (13-6)
6. Yates Center at 3. Herington (9-6)
Chase County-Marion winner vs. Lyndon-Central Heights winner
Berean Academy-Remington winner vs. Herington-Yates Center winner
Semifinal winners
Mark Schnabel can be reached at mschnabel@thekansan.com