Wellsville ? Eudora trailed, 10-8, after the first quarter, but outscored Wellsville, 18-12, in the second period and held on for a 47-43 girls basketball victory on Tuesday.

Mallorie Cleveland scored 16 points for the Cardinals (2-2).

Wendy Moore led Wellsville with 16 points, and Lacey Roecker added 12.

Eudora will play host to Prairie View on Thursday.

Eudora 47, Wellsville 43

Eudora 8 18 10 12 – 47

Wellsville 10 12 12 9 – 43

Eudora (2-2) — Joni Ridinger 3, Rachel Abel 5, Michelle Deluna 12, Kayla Moyer 1, Tina Lauber 6, Alissa Hamilton 5, Mallorie Cleveland 16.

Wellsville – Stacia Moore 1, Barthol 2, Hughes 5, Dani Patton 5, Wendy Moore 16, Stewart 2, Lacey Roecker 12.

Santa Fe Trail 41, DeSoto 37

Carbondale — The Chargers fell behind in the first quarter and didn’t regain the lead until outscoring the Wildcats, 16-6, in the final period.

“This was our first test this year, and I give DeSoto a lot of credit,” SFT coach Brenda Dahl said. “I was just really proud with the way we battled back and got the job done.”

Melisa Ball led Santa Fe Trail (4-0) with 16 points. Lindsay Boss added 10 points, and Alexis Pryor had five points and 10 rebounds.

Katie Davis led DeSoto (2-1) with 13 points.

The Chargers play host to Kansas City Piper on Friday, and DeSoto will travel to Perry and face Perry-Lecompton.

Santa Fe Trail 41, DeSoto 37

DeSoto 12 5 14 6 – 37

Santa Fe Trail 8 5 12 16 – 41

DeSoto (2-1) — Katie Davis 13, Allie Heinen 7, Julie Beck 6, Laurie Wilson 4, Emily Holton 2, M. Davis 2, Lisa Lambert 1.

Santa Fe Trail (4-0) — Melisa Ball 16, Lindsay Boss 10, Jennie Deitrich 8, Alexis Pryor 5, Alison Creek 2.

Bonner Springs 44, Mill Valley 29

Shawnee — Bonner Springs High put Mill Valley’s girls basketball team into a hole that was just too deep to get out of Tuesday at Mill Valley.

The Jaguars (0-4) were behind 17-4 after the first quarter and 27-10 at halftime.

“We need to be more aggressive toward the basket and we need to play start-to-finish intense,” Jaguars coach Betsy Meeks said. “We came up just short with that effort tonight.”

Mill Valley plays host to Tonganoxie on Friday.

Bonner Springs 44, Mill Valley 29

Bonner Springs 17 10 11 6 – 44

Mill Valley 4 4 9 12 – 29

Bonner Springs (3-0) — Morgan McConico 6, Myce Pink 12, Chase Crouch 2, Ashley Venerable 1, Sha Davis 1, Holly Miller 2, Lindsey Stanbrough 7, Andrea Dill 13.

Mill Valley (0-4) — Jessica Velazquez 2, Megan Neiman 8, Heather Woolever 2, Kara Hoshchouer 4, Elizabeth Erickson 8, Megan Britz 2, Dionna Brown 1, Kelly Hiltner 2.