Tonganoxie ? Except for senior Joe Calovich, who scored 14 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter, Tonganoxie seemed to run out of steam Tuesday night in a 67-54 loss to Kansas City Piper.

“We didn’t execute,” THS coach David Walker said.

The Chieftains (4-11) led 37-36 at the end of the third quarter, but were outscored 31-17 in the final eight minutes.

Walker said that his team played well for the majority of the night but that the fourth quarter became its “band aid.”

“It’s a dogfight every night,” he said. “You’ve just got to be ready to play.”

Kansas City Piper 67, Tonganoxie 54

Piper 10 16 10 31 — 67

Tonganoxie 9 14 14 17 — 54

Piper: Simmons 22, Rezin 18, Young 10, Carr 7, Reitemeier 7, Smith 3.

Tonganoxie: Joe Calovich 24, Shane Howard 12, Luke McCarty 6, Justin Walker 6, Jacob Walker 5, Jon Gripka 1.

Perry-Lecompton 69, Basehor-Linwood 61

Perry — Spencer Kennedy and David Higgins led the way for the Kaws as they improved to 5-10. Kennedy, who has been a leader throughout the season, contributed 21 points and 15 rebounds, and coach Pat Hupfauf said Higgins had a “monster game” with 19 points and 7 boards.

“This was a great game for us,” Hupfauf said, adding that his team toughed out a fourth quarter Bobcat run. “I thought we made some good improvement from last week.”

Perry-Lecompton 69, Basehor-Linwood 61

Perry-Lecompton 20 12 19 18 — 69

Basehor-Linwood 11 18 8 24 — 61

Perry-Lecompton: Spencer Kennedy 21 points, David Higgins 19 points, Drew Tucker 7, Jacob Landis 7, Drew Robbins 6, Paul Foltz 3, Adam Painter 2, Ryan Guffey 2.

Basehor-Linwood: Dye 21, Schaake 13, Gripka 11, Smith 8, Speichuger 5, Laffere 3.

Wellsville 62, Osawatomie 54

Wellsville — Brett Oshel led the way for Wellsville (5-11), scoring 19 points and hitting 5-of-6 free throws in the fourth quarter to ensure a victory for the Eagles.

Ryan Oshel added 11 points, as Wellsville ended a six-game losing streak.

Wellsville 62, Osawatomie 54

Wellsville 25 13 10 14 — 62

Osawatomie 15 19 13 7 — 54

Wellsville: Zach Pearce 5, Gary Van Horn 3, Colby Zickel 1, Matt Rogers 7, Tim Lowe 3, Ryan Oshel 11, Mark Samsel 7, Brett Oshel 19, Chad Roecker 6.

Osawatomie: Ryan Alexander 13, Greg Welch 2, Heath Kice 5, Ryan McQuay 5, Mark Folsom 6, Chris Cook 7, Chad Jones 8, Lance Freeman 8.

Lansing 66, DeSoto 33

Lansing — Danny Brown led the DeSoto with 15 points, but the Wildcats (4-11) were overwhelmed by Lansing’s balanced scoring. The Lions had nine players score, including three in double figures.

DeSoto’s Ryan Brown added nine points.

Lansing 66, DeSoto 33

Lansing 15 15 22 14 — 66

DeSoto 13 5 7 8 — 33

Lansing: Hunter Martin 7, David Jackson 11, Alex Riemann 1, Kyle Davoren 4, Hosea Morgan 10, JoJo Haines 7, Brian Kern 11, Matt Bunce 5, Billy Morehead 10.

DeSoto: Josh Arnold 3, Hunter Noe 1, Danny Brown 15, Allen 2, Graham Power 1, Ryan Brown 9, Pete Crall 2.

Mill Valley 57, Santa Fe Trail 35

Carbondale — Mill Valley outscored Santa Fe Trail by 17 points in the second half.

Cameron Babb led the Chargers with 10 points.

Mill Valley improved to 12-3, while SFT fell to 7-8.

Mill Valley 57, Santa Fe Trail 35

Mill Valley 12 15 15 14 — 57

Santa Fe Trail 9 14 7 5 — 35

Mill Valley — Woods 13, Smith 13, Draper 11, Summerlin 11, Eaton 4, Scott 3, Tingleton 1.

Santa Fe Trail — Cameron Babb 10, Shane Miles 7, Rob Musgrave 8, Jay Shively 4, Jake Carter 2, Shawn Conklin 2, Michael Guy 2.