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Moran —
Both the Northeast boys and girls basketball teams found it difficult sledding Friday night against the Olpe Eagles.
In the first two nights of play in the Marmaton Valley Tournament, Northeast played solid in the second half. Not on Friday night in the championship game.
Olpe pulled away from Northeast after halftime, turning a 16-15 halftime advantage into a 41-22 win.
Joe Redeker led the Eagles with a game-high 18 points and Brandon Baumgardner added 10 points. Freshman guard Drew Mills led Northeast with eight points. The Vikings dropped to 3-1 this season and host cross-state rival Liberal (Mo.) on Monday for their first home game.
Meanwhile, the struggling Viking girls ran into the machine known as Olpe, the No. 1 ranked girls team in Class 1A.
The Eagles led 19-3 after one quarter and 45-15 at halftime en route to an 83-27 rout of the Vikings.
Olpe had four players in double figures — Kelsey Hendricks 18 on six 3-point shots, Elana Flott 18, Ashlyn Spellman 16 and Paige Barnard 11 — and Emily Samuels added nine. Hendricks and Samuels combined for nine 3-pointers.
Kaylee Bogina led Northeast (1-3) with 12 points.
The Northeast boys defeated West Elk 53-36 on Thursday, starting out relatively slow before scoring at least 13 points each of the final three quarters. Northeast made five more field goals and seven more free throws than the Patriots.
Noah Popejoy led the Vikings with 12 points and J.T. Richardson finished with nine, five points on free throws. Dennis Hensley added seven.
The Northeast girls lost 31-25 to West Elk, despite nine points from Gretchen Mills and seven from Bogina.
The powerhouse Olpe girls dominated Marmaton Valley, leading 26-2 after one quarter and 44-4 at halftime en route to a 71-17 win — Olpe leading scorer Emily Samuels alone outscored Marmaton Valley, 20-17. On the boys side, Olpe defeated Marmaton Valley 54-25 and held Cole Becker scoreless.
MARMATON VALLEY TOURNAMENT
FRIDAY
OLPE BOYS 41, NORTHEAST 22
OL 8 8 12 12 — 41
NE 8 7 3 4 — 22
OLPE (41) — Joe Redeker 18, Brandon Baumgardner 10, Chance Stout 4, Mitchell Argabright 2, Levi Cole 2, Isaac Hall 2, Bo Krueger 2, Tyler Hogan 1.
NORTHEAST (22) — Drew Mills 8, Noah Popejoy 6, Troy Howard 4, J.T. Richardson 2, Antonio Slingluff 2.
OLPE GIRLS 83, NORTHEAST 27
OL 19 26 24 14 — 83
NE 3 12 10 2 — 27
OLPE (83) — Kelsey Hendricks 18, Elana Flott 18, Ashlyn Spellman 16, Paige Barnard 11, Emily Samuels 9, Kayla McDougald 5, Aubrey Davis 4, Katie Barnhart 2.
NORTHEAST (27) — Kaylee Bogina 12, Gretchen Mills 5, Jazmin Nunn 4, Morgan Maransani 3, Jaycie Polhlopek 3.
THURSDAY
NORTHEAST BOYS 53, WEST ELK 36
WE 5 9 11 11 — 36
NE 9 15 16 13 — 53
WEST ELK (36) — Brandon Koch 9, Jordan Englebrecht 8, Isaiahh Loudermilk 6, Tristan Wilson 5, Elijah Smith 5, Justin Englebrecht 3, Carson Jennings 0.
NORTHEAST (53) — Noah Popejoy 12, J.T. Richardson 9, Dennis Hensley 7, Antonio Slingluff 5, Ethan Snider 5, Troy Howard 4, Drew Mills 4, Drew Ashbacher 3, Seth Chandler 2, Tim Peternell 2.
Both the Northeast boys and girls basketball teams found it difficult sledding Friday night against the Olpe Eagles.
In the first two nights of play in the Marmaton Valley Tournament, Northeast played solid in the second half. Not on Friday night in the championship game.
Olpe pulled away from Northeast after halftime, turning a 16-15 halftime advantage into a 41-22 win.
Joe Redeker led the Eagles with a game-high 18 points and Brandon Baumgardner added 10 points. Freshman guard Drew Mills led Northeast with eight points. The Vikings dropped to 3-1 this season and host cross-state rival Liberal (Mo.) on Monday for their first home game.
Meanwhile, the struggling Viking girls ran into the machine known as Olpe, the No. 1 ranked girls team in Class 1A.
The Eagles led 19-3 after one quarter and 45-15 at halftime en route to an 83-27 rout of the Vikings.
Olpe had four players in double figures — Kelsey Hendricks 18 on six 3-point shots, Elana Flott 18, Ashlyn Spellman 16 and Paige Barnard 11 — and Emily Samuels added nine. Hendricks and Samuels combined for nine 3-pointers.
Kaylee Bogina led Northeast (1-3) with 12 points.
The Northeast boys defeated West Elk 53-36 on Thursday, starting out relatively slow before scoring at least 13 points each of the final three quarters. Northeast made five more field goals and seven more free throws than the Patriots.
Noah Popejoy led the Vikings with 12 points and J.T. Richardson finished with nine, five points on free throws. Dennis Hensley added seven.
The Northeast girls lost 31-25 to West Elk, despite nine points from Gretchen Mills and seven from Bogina.
The powerhouse Olpe girls dominated Marmaton Valley, leading 26-2 after one quarter and 44-4 at halftime en route to a 71-17 win — Olpe leading scorer Emily Samuels alone outscored Marmaton Valley, 20-17. On the boys side, Olpe defeated Marmaton Valley 54-25 and held Cole Becker scoreless.
MARMATON VALLEY TOURNAMENT
FRIDAY
OLPE BOYS 41, NORTHEAST 22
OL 8 8 12 12 — 41
NE 8 7 3 4 — 22
OLPE (41) — Joe Redeker 18, Brandon Baumgardner 10, Chance Stout 4, Mitchell Argabright 2, Levi Cole 2, Isaac Hall 2, Bo Krueger 2, Tyler Hogan 1.
NORTHEAST (22) — Drew Mills 8, Noah Popejoy 6, Troy Howard 4, J.T. Richardson 2, Antonio Slingluff 2.
OLPE GIRLS 83, NORTHEAST 27
OL 19 26 24 14 — 83
NE 3 12 10 2 — 27
OLPE (83) — Kelsey Hendricks 18, Elana Flott 18, Ashlyn Spellman 16, Paige Barnard 11, Emily Samuels 9, Kayla McDougald 5, Aubrey Davis 4, Katie Barnhart 2.
NORTHEAST (27) — Kaylee Bogina 12, Gretchen Mills 5, Jazmin Nunn 4, Morgan Maransani 3, Jaycie Polhlopek 3.
THURSDAY
NORTHEAST BOYS 53, WEST ELK 36
WE 5 9 11 11 — 36
NE 9 15 16 13 — 53
WEST ELK (36) — Brandon Koch 9, Jordan Englebrecht 8, Isaiahh Loudermilk 6, Tristan Wilson 5, Elijah Smith 5, Justin Englebrecht 3, Carson Jennings 0.
NORTHEAST (53) — Noah Popejoy 12, J.T. Richardson 9, Dennis Hensley 7, Antonio Slingluff 5, Ethan Snider 5, Troy Howard 4, Drew Mills 4, Drew Ashbacher 3, Seth Chandler 2, Tim Peternell 2.
WEST ELK GIRLS 31, NORTHEAST 25
WE 5 8 10 8 — 31
NE 2 5 7 10 — 25
WEST ELK (31) — Mina Silvey 9, Miranda Silvey 8, T.J. James 6, Ashley Harrod 4, Sarah Hines 2, Katelyn Lampson 2, Sarah Bellar 0.
NORTHEAST (25) — Gretchen Mills 9, Kaylee Bogina 7, Jaycie Polhlopek 3, Jasmine Tindle 2, Jazmin Nunn 2, Kayla Johnston 2.
St. Paul Invitational
ST. PAUL — The Southeast boys dropped their third consecutive game on Thursday night, losing 58-38 to host St. Paul.
The Indians led 31-10 at halftime, due to 18-7 and 13-3 advantages respectively in the first and second quarters.
Southeast was led by seniors Bryan Horgan and Josh Thompson with nine and eight points, respectively. Caleb Biancarelli added six and Travis Trayer had five for the 1-3 Lancers.
The Southeast girls lost their first game of the season after three consecutive wins, falling behind 32-9 at halftime en route to a 45-30 defeat.
Rachel Bole led Southeast with seven points and Amy Martin had six.
The Lancers host Commerce (Okla.) on Tuesday.
ST. PAUL BOYS 58, SOUTHEAST 38
SE 7 3 16 12 — 38
STP 18 13 15 12 — 58
SOUTHEAST (38) — Bryan Horgan 9, Josh Thompson 8, Caleb Biancarelli 6, Travis Trayer 5, Steven Uber 4, Daniel Peak 3, Jason Reed 2, Riley Ulery 1.
ST. PAUL (58) — Jake O’Brien 16, Brayden Beachner 12, Drake Carter 11, Paul Schibi 9, Austin O’Brien 4, Anthony Diskin 3, Preston Jacquinot 2, Tryce Nelson 1, Billy Brown 0.
ST. PAUL GIRLS 45, SOUTHEAST 30
SE 4 5 9 12 — 30
STP 14 18 5 8 — 45
SOUTHEAST (30) — Rachel Bole 7, Amy Martin 6, Tessa Robin 5, Olivia Powell 5, Rylie Dainty 3, Nicole Uber 2, Brytany Stewart 2.
ST. PAUL (45) — Tuck 15, Sears 10, Phillips 9, Wood 7, Burke 3, Carlson 1.
