• Schlagle 64, Westport 24

The F.L. Schlagle Lady Stallions are off to a solid start, easily winning a road game against Westport Thursday night.

Schlagle was led by Erin Copeland's 21 points. Ashleigh Downs scored 15, while Paris Johnson added 13 for the Lady Stallions.

Schlagle led 22-14 at the half, but put things away in the third quarter, outscoring Westport 21-3. Overall, Schlagle dominated the second half to the tune of 42-10.

No one for Westport scored in double figures.

• Olathe Northwest 41, Sumner Academy 30

The Sumner Academy Lady Sabres were unable to hold a nine-point first quarter lead and a seven-point halftime lead, falling in their first game of the season.

Kathleen Brisbane led Sumner with eight points; Sameia Kendall added seven for the Lady Sabres.

The turning point of the game came in the third quarter, as Sumner was shutout 13-0. Olathe Northwest was able to to build on the lead and defeat the Lady Sabres for the second consecutive year.

Alexandria Blaurock scored six for Sumner.

The Gardner-Edgerton Trailblazers handed Schlagle a shutout loss to close out the season.

The Trailblazers rushed for over 300 yards, defeating Schlagle 49-0.

Quarterback Bubba Starling led the way with 163 yards on just eight carries. He scored three touchdowns, including the game's opening seven points on a 70-yard touchdown run.

Brett Jensen added 111 yards on 12 carries, scoring the second touchdown of the game.

Leading 21-0 at halftime, Gardner-Edgerton scored 14 points early on in the third, including a 24-yard touchdown pass by Starling to Alex Knorr.

Starling scored the game's two final touchdowns from five yards out and 18 yards out, both on the ground.

Schlagle finishes 6-4 on the season, while Gardner improves to 10-0 on the season.

The high school football season in Wyandotte County is officially over.

After Piper was eliminated on Tuesday, Turner, Schlagle and Sumner Academy were all defeated.

Turner lost a tough thriller to Shawnee Heights 14-10 at Piper High School. The Sabres of Sumner Academy lost a shootout with Topeka Seaman 53-34. Schlagle, meanwhile, was banked 49-0 by Gardner-Edgerton.

Recaps soon.

 

Three Wyandotte County teams will be playing this Friday in the opening round of the Kansas 5A State playoffs, while Piper begins its 4A state journey tomorrow.

The Turner Golden Bears, finishing the regular season at 8-1, will host the 3-6 Shawnee Heights team in the first round in a 2-7 seed matchup. If they win, the Bears will take on the winner of the Mill Valley-St. Thomas Aquinas game on Friday, Nov. 13.

Meanwhile, two teams from the Kansas City, Kan., League have advanced to the 5A state playoffs.

The league-winning Sumner Academy Sabres (6-3) will take on Topeka Seaman this Friday. The Sabres are the #5 seed in the bracket, with Topeka Seaman the #4 seed.

Perhaps the greatest challenge any local team will face involve the Schlagle Stallions.

Finishing at 6-3 and second in district play, Schlagle will take on perennial power Gardner-Edgerton, who finished the regular season undefeated.

If Sumner and Schlagle both win, they'll renew their KCK rivalry next week.

Piper, 6-3, will take on the 9-0 Holton team tomorrow at 7 p.m. in 4A play.

The 4A bracket half with Piper:

The 5A bracket portion with the three KCK schools:

The Sumner Academy Sabres and Schlagle Stallions each wrapped up 6-3 records and 3-1 Kansas City, Kan., League records Thursday night.

• The Sabres defeated Wyandotte 37-6 after a quick start in the game.

The Sabres scored all 37 of their points in the first half. Armand Brisbane scored from seven yards out to give Sumner an 8-0 lead.

Benny Parker's 36-yard touchdown run and Brisbane's touchdown pass to Vernon Vaughn provided Sumner with a 22-0 first quarter lead.

Eli Alexander was on the receiving end of a 27-yard touchdown from Brisbane to give Sumner a 30-0 lead. Torrel Saffold scored Sumner's final touchdown of the game late in the second quarter from eight yards out on the ground.

Wyandotte's Alex Hamilton provided the Bulldogs their only touchdown in the fourth quarter. Hamilton scored from 75 yards out.

Wyandotte finishes 1-8.

• The Stallions defeated city rival Washington 22-7 at Washington High School Thursday.

The tandem of Schlagle quarterback Herman Ming and running back Jeff Jones provided Washington too much of a challenge.

Jones ran for 120 yards on just 13 carries, scoring a touchdown. Ming scored two on the ground, from 13 yards out and 21 yards.

Ming gave Schlagle the first score of the game, as he carried the ball from 13 yards out. Jones' 55-yard touchdown run in the second and Ming's 21-yard touchdown run in the third gave Schlagle a 22-0 lead.

Washington's Jeremy Simmons delivered a touchdown pass to Tim Goode in the third to put the Wildcats on the board.

Washington finishes 1-8 and 0-4 in KCK League play. 

Behind four touchdowns from Mill Valley's Kyle Brunson, the Schlagle Stallions were shutdown (and shutout) 29-0 on the road Friday night.

Brunson was held under five yards a carry, but still ended the night with 159 yards on the ground and four touchdowns. He had 35 carries in the game. Schlagle's defense held Mill Valley to just seven points through the first three quarters.

But Brunson scored three touchdowns in the fourth, two from one yard out and an eight-yard touchdown. Mill Valley also scored on a safety.

Herman Ming and Jeff Jones each rushed for over 100 yards in Schlagle's 34-12 victory against Wyandotte Friday night.

Each carrying the ball 11 times, Ming had 112 yards on the ground, while Jones added a flat 100. Jones scored twice – from nine yards and 17 yards out – while Ming scored from 63 yards out.

The Stallions scored the game's 32 first points. Derrick Rolls passed for and rush for a score for the Wyandotte Bulldogs.

Schlagle is 4-2 on the season, while Wyandotte falls to 1-5.

F.L. Schlagle's quarterback Herman Ming led the Stallions to victory over the Harmon Hawks tonight.

Schlagle defeated Harmon 20-18 at Washington High School Friday night.

Ming ran for 173 yards on 12 carries with one touchdown. Ming scored a 66-yard touchdown to give Schlagle a 12-6 lead in the second quarter. Harmon's John Zeno scored twice on the ground to lead Harmon.