^BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=

BV North 56, Blue Valley 52

Chapman 63, Pratt 39

^Class 4A Sub-State=

^First Round=

Abilene 41, Buhler 39

Anderson County 57, Louisburg 35

Augusta 64, Clearwater 46

Bishop Miege 88, Atchison 54

Chanute 50, Ottawa 36

Chapman 63, Pratt 39

Circle 78, Ulysses 72

Coffeyville 72, Osawatomie 42

Independence 64, Iola 41

KC Piper 69, Paola 34

Nickerson 51, Wamego 43

Parsons 65, Fort Scott 51

Rose Hill 64, Topeka Hayden 36

Tonganoxie 32, Eudora 28

Wichita Trinity 53, Mulvane 37

^Class 6A Sub-State=

^First Round=

Derby 62, Topeka 26

Garden City 48, Liberal 30

Gardner-Edgerton 71, Wichita East 65

KC Harmon 54, SM North 44

Lawrence 75, Wichita South 34

Lawrence Free State 66, Junction City 35

Washburn Rural 55, Hutchinson 31

Wichita Campus 75, Dodge City 46

Wichita Southeast 68, Manhattan 48

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State running back Alex Barnes and offensive lineman Dalton Risner will put their skills on display this week in the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Field in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Barnes and Risner will each hit the field on Friday with a battery of skills tests that will be shown live on NFL Network.

The appearance by Barnes and Risner marks the sixth time in the last seven years K-State has sent multiple players to the most vital event on the path to the NFL Draft. The Wildcats are currently riding the longest NFL Draft streak in the Big 12 at 25 years, a mark that is tied for the 12th-longest streak in the nation.

Barnes, who declared for the NFL Draft following his junior season, finished his career ranking second in school history in career yards per carry (5.71) and 100-yard rushing games (12). He also left K-State ranked fourth in total rushing yards (2,616) and yards per game (112.9), while he is ninth in rushing touchdowns (25).

A product of Pittsburg, Kansas, Barnes concluded the 2018 season as the Big 12 rushing champion and a First Team All-Big 12 performer. He finished 10^th nationally in rushing yards per game and tied for third in the Big 12 with 12 rushing touchdowns.

Risner was a two-time First Team All-American and three-time First Team All-Big 12 performer, just the fourth offensive lineman in Big 12 history to pick up three-straight first team all-conference accolades. A native of Wiggins, Colorado, Risner allowed a Big 12-low four quarterback pressures in 2018 according to Pro Football Focus.

Coverage of the NFL Scouting Combine begins Friday at 8 a.m. (CT) live on NFL Network and continues throughout the weekend. Testing results can also be followed at www.nfl.com/combine, while updates on Risner and Barnes can been seen on K-State Football’s official Twitter account, @KStateFB.

– k-statesports.com –

RYAN LACKEY
Director of Football and Golf Communications | K-State Athletics

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=

Class 3A Sub-State=

First Round=

Baxter Springs 79, Frontenac 64

Belle Plaine 64, Halstead 46

Beloit 54, Clay Center 40

Burlington 65, Prairie View 37

Caney Valley 78, Columbus 41

Colby 58, Holcomb 49

Council Grove 58, Minneapolis 53

Erie 59, Fredonia 26

Eureka 66, Neodesha 50

Galena 51, Cherryvale 49

Haven 55, Hesston 50

Hays-TMP-Marian 51, Lyons 46

Hiawatha 50, Marysville 47

Hoisington 61, Russell 43

Hugoton 72, Cimarron 54

Kingman 52, Chaparral 47

Larned 66, Goodland 47

Maur Hill – Mount Academy 67, Holton 41

Nemaha Central 51, Pleasant Ridge 31

Osage City 54, Douglass 45

Perry-Lecompton 69, West Franklin 36

Phillipsburg 61, Southeast Saline 38

Riley County 65, Concordia 58

Sabetha 67, Riverside 29

Santa Fe Trail 82, KC Bishop Ward 64

Scott City 72, Southwestern Hts. 60

Silver Lake 56, Royal Valley 40

St. Mary’s 73, Rock Creek 59

Wellsville 57, Jefferson West 49

Wichita Collegiate 65, Cheney 62, 2OT

Class 5A Sub-State=

Play-In=

DeSoto 66, Highland Park 55

Great Bend 40, Goddard 37

KC Sumner 75, KC Turner 56

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=

Class 2A Sub-State=

First Round=

Atchison County 38, McLouth 30

Bennington 40, Salina Sacred Heart 31

Bluestem 64, Medicine Lodge 60

Canton-Galva 57, Ellinwood 50

Conway Springs 46, Wichita Independent 33

Garden Plain 71, Remington 37

Herington 47, Rossville 44

Heritage Christian 37, KC Christian 26

Hillsboro 53, Mission Valley 42

Hoxie 39, Ellis 37

Humboldt 50, Yates Center 48

Hutchinson Trinity 33, Sedgwick 31

Jefferson North 56, Horton 30

Lakin 47, Syracuse 39

Lyndon 41, Jayhawk Linn 28

Maranatha Academy 37, Central Heights 22

Meade 58, Ness City 32

Northern Heights 56, Marion 13

Oberlin-Decatur 40, Oakley 33

Pittsburg Colgan 61, Northeast-Arma 20

Southeast 64, Oswego 42

Stanton County 59, Pratt Skyline 31

Sterling 52, Ellsworth 37

Sublette 56, Elkhart 48

Trego 48, Wichita County 26

Valley Heights 61, Oskaloosa 32

Wabaunsee 58, Goessel 24

West Elk 70, Uniontown 63

Class 3A Sub-State=

First Round=

Southeast Saline 52, Phillipsburg 47

Class 4A Sub-State=

Play-In=

Chapman 58, El Dorado 33

Fort Scott 35, Ottawa 28

Mulvane 41, Clearwater 24

Tonganoxie 38, Coffeyville 32

Class 6A Sub-State=

Play-In=

BV West 66, KC Harmon 12

SM North 47, KC Wyandotte 27

Wichita Campus 58, Wichita North 26

The Stone Cold Foxes roller derby team in Junction City will host ICT Roller Derby from Wichita this Saturday night. The bout will be held at Spin City, 915 South Washington, at 7 p.m.  Doors will open at 6:15 p.m.

Advanced tickets are $10, door tickets $12, for children 7 and up $5, and for children under 7 admission is free. Ten percent of all ticket sales will be donated to the Crisis Center in Manhattan.

There will be a 50/50 raffle during halftime Saturday night.

Three Chapman players scored in double figures Tuesday night to lead the Irish girls basketball team to a 58-33 victory over El Dorado in a play-in game for a Class 4A Substate Tournament.

McKenna Kirkpatrick scored 21 points, Ashlynn Bledsoe 15 and Kylie Adams 11 points for Chapman in the win.  They will go to Nickerson for a substate semifinal game Thursday night at 6 p.m. The other half of the tournament bracket has Rose Hill hosting Augusta.

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=

Bishop Seabury Academy 75, Heritage Christian 34

Independence Home School 61, Hyman Brand 47

SM North 55, Mill Valley 46

Class 2A Sub-State=

First Round=

Bennington 62, Canton-Galva 35

Central Heights 48, Jayhawk Linn 44

Ellis 48, Oakley 41

Ellsworth 40, Ellinwood 37

Garden Plain 61, Bluestem 27

Hillsboro 78, Wabaunsee 64

Hoxie 69, Oberlin-Decatur 38

Humboldt 78, Southeast 50

Hutchinson Trinity 73, Wichita Independent 20

Inman 63, Ell-Saline 30

Lakin 64, Syracuse 60

Lyndon 43, Pleasanton 23

Maranatha Academy 80, KC Christian 69

Marion 55, Rossville 39

McLouth 73, Atchison County 27

Medicine Lodge 44, Remington 41

Mission Valley 66, Herington 14

Ness City 61, Meade 58

Northeast-Arma 52, West Elk 44

Northern Heights 62, Goessel 33

Oskaloosa 67, Jefferson North 56

Pittsburg Colgan 56, Oswego 29

Plainville 76, Smith Center 44

Pratt Skyline 75, Elkhart 36

Republic County 40, Jackson Heights 37

Salina Sacred Heart 53, Sterling 41

Sedgwick 52, Conway Springs 39

Stanton County 61, Sublette 33

Valley Heights 61, Horton 33

Wichita County 46, Trego 44

Yates Center 51, Uniontown 21

Class 3A Sub-State=

First Round=

Girard 58, Riverton 23

Smoky Valley 40, Norton 35

Class 4A Sub-State=

Play-In=

Atchison 71, Labette County 5

El Dorado 56, Winfield 50, OT

Mulvane 73, Wellington 59

Paola 51, Baldwin 32

Class 5A Sub-State=

Play-In=

Wichita Northwest 68, Valley Center 64

Class 6A Sub-State=

Play-In=

Hutchinson 55, Wichita West 49

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=

Class 2A Sub-State=

First Round=

Inman 41, Ell-Saline 11

Jackson Heights 45, Republic County 44

Plainville 53, Smith Center 50

Class 3A Sub-State=

First Round=

Baxter Springs 62, Galena 40

Beloit 50, Rock Creek 37

Burlington 56, Fredonia 15

Cheney 58, Belle Plaine 25

Cherryvale 44, Caney Valley 38

Cimarron 50, Holcomb 44

Clay Center 57, Concordia 26

Colby 58, Goodland 30

Columbus 49, Frontenac 34

Erie 43, Douglass 31

Eureka 67, Prairie View 33

Girard 64, Riverton 25

Halstead 43, Wichita Collegiate 28

Haven 50, Chaparral 18

Hays-TMP-Marian 59, Hoisington 37

Hesston 45, Kingman 23

Jefferson West 69, West Franklin 13

KC Bishop Ward 48, Silver Lake 36

Larned 45, Hugoton 32

Marysville 52, Holton 38

Nemaha Central 56, Maur Hill – Mount Academy 22

Norton 39, Smoky Valley 24

Osage City 48, Neodesha 45

Riley County 53, Minneapolis 48

Riverside 47, Pleasant Ridge 0

Royal Valley 64, Perry-Lecompton 34

Russell 60, Lyons 20

Sabetha 58, Hiawatha 26

Scott City 59, Southwestern Hts. 24

St. Mary’s 64, Council Grove 48

Wellsville 47, Santa Fe Trail 21

Class 5A Sub-State=

Play-In=

Arkansas City 46, Valley Center 37

Salina South 46, Great Bend 37

Topeka West 54, KC Turner 19

Class 6A Sub-State=

Play-In=

Wichita West 63, Junction City 36

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Dedric Lawson had 18 points and 14 rebounds to cement his front-runner status for Big 12 player of the year, and No. 15 Kansas pounded No. 16 Kansas State 64-49 on Monday night to keep alive its hopes of a 15th consecutive conference championship.

Devon Dotson added 16 points and fellow freshman Quentin Grimes had 12 for the Jayhawks (21-7, 10-5), who moved within a game of the league-leading Wildcats (21-7, 11-4) with three to play.

Texas Tech, which roughed up the Jayhawks on Saturday, is a half-game back in second place.

There was a sense of desperation in the air inside Allen Fieldhouse, where Kansas — despite all the injuries and unrest this season — had not lost in 19 games. And it manifested itself in the kind of cutthroat defense that coach Bill Self’s teams have become accustomed to playing over the years.

The Wildcats shot just 32 percent from the field, struggled with turnovers at key junctures and never seemed as comfortable as they were at Bramlage Coliseum, where they roared past the Jayhawks nearly three weeks ago to seize control of the conference race.

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Balanced offense, stellar defense and good shooting propelled No. 23 Kansas State in a blowout win over the Oklahoma State Cowboys 85-46 Saturday afternoon.

The Wildcats had no problems as Xavier Sneed and Austin Trice led the team with 12 points each and Kamau Stokes had 11. K-State had 10 players score.

The Wildcats (21-6, 11-3 in Big 12 play) shot 62 percent and held the Cowboys to 31 percent. Oklahoma State (10-17, 3-11) was led by Yor Anei, who had 12 points as the Cowboys struggled the entire game to find the basket.

Barry Brown led the Wildcats in rebounding with seven as the team outrebounded the Cowboys 36-23.

The Cowboys were overmatched the entire way. The Wildcats scored the first 15 points and forced five turnovers in the first five minutes.