CARBONDALE — Santa Fe Trail held Lansing to six or fewer points in each quarter en route to a 47-19 high school girls basketball victory Friday.
"We got a chance to play a lot of people, so that was a good thing," SFT coach Brenda Dahl said.
The Chargers were led by Lindsey Boss and Melissa Ball with nine points each, and Janelle Arnold added seven.
Santa Fe Trail, 9-0 and ranked No. 7 in the Kansas coaches' poll, has next week off and then will play in the Louisburg Tournament.
"That will be a good one for us," Dahl said. "There are a couple of good teams in that tournament we have to prepare for."
Santa Fe Trail 47, Lansing 19
Lansing 4 4 5 6 19
Santa Fe Trail 13 16 8 10 47
Lansing Craig 4, DiSalvo 3, Goodin 3, Fladung 3, Goodlin 2, Sickinger 2, Vosilus 2.
Santa Fe Trail (9-0, 8-0) Lindsey Boss 9, Melissa Ball 9, Janelle Arnold 7, Ali Creek 6, Leslie Wurdeman 6, Jenny Deitrich 4 , Renay Carter 4, Alexis Pryor 2.
McLouth 38,
Jackson Heights 27
Holton The Bulldogs outscored the Cobras 13-0 in the first quarter and held on.
Courtney Edmonds led McLouth with nine points and Kortney Smith added five.
McLouth 38,
Jackson Heights 27
McLouth 13 9 8 8 38
Jackson Heights 0 9 8 10 27
McLouth (7-2, 3-0) Courtney Edmonds 9, Kortney Smith 5, Braksick 4, Stewart 4, Ryan 4, Nitzsche 4, Kitterman 4, Prochaska 4.
Jackson Heights (3-6, 0-3) Roush 2, Pazel 8, Childs 4, Tanking 4, Cochran 9.
Wathena 48,
Oskaloosa 26
Wathena The Bears scored in single digits in the first three quarters and hit just nine field goals.
Lyjah White led Oskaloosa with seven points and Ashlee Richter added five.
Wathena 48, Oskaloosa 26
Oskaloosa 4 7 5 10 26
Wathena 11 13 15 9 48
Oskaloosa (2-7) Krishna Beach 2, Aubree Harsh 1, Erika Houk 4, Julie Norman 4, Molly Pruitt 3, Ashlee Richter 5, Lyjah White 7.
Wathena (6-2) Taylor 11, Johnston 1, Hienchir 10, K. Vertin 2, McMillon 5, Bauman 4, Haedt 12, Sigrist 3.
Ottawa 80, Atchison 49
Atchison The Cyclones scored 33 first-quarter points thanks and coasted to the victory.
"Our press kept us going and got us the lead in the first half," Ottawa coach Cliff McCullough said. "We couldn't do anything in the half court offensively in the first half, but we did well with that in the second half."
Lindsey Dieterich's 21 points led the Cyclones, who are ranked No. 1 in Class 4A in the coaches' poll.
Liz Burks scored 18 and Katie Sheffield added 17.
Ottawa will travel to Meriden on Monday to face Jefferson West.
Ottawa 80, Atchison 49
Ottawa 33 16 18 13 80
Atchison 12 13 12 12 49
Ottawa (9-0, 3-0) Lindsey Dieterich 21, Liz Burks 18, Katie Sheffield 17, Jayme Vance 13, Kathryn Sylvester 4, Alie Daniels 3, Kay Kristin 2, Julie Heck 2.
Atchison Gray 17, Tacey 9, Watowa 5, Locke 5, Crittenden 8, Smith 3, Anthony 2.
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