Basehor ? Her team lost, but Perry-Lecompton senior Shannon Wilson knew she played a good game Tuesday in a 73-65 loss to Basehor-Linwood.

Just how good Wilson was took a while to determine. After all, there were a lot of numbers to add up.

Forty-four points.

Sixteen of 24 from the three-point line.

Several assists.

“When a kid accounts for 50 points, she’s doing some things on the offensive end,” said P-L coach Kevin Bost.

It was a season high for Wilson, who broke the school record of 38 points she set earlier this season.

“It feels really good, but I couldn’t have done it without my teammates,” she said.

But impressive as her performance was, it wasn’t enough as the Bobcats held P-L to just four second-quarter points.

“That second quarter cost us,” Bost said.

Basehor-Linwood 73,

Perry-Lecompton 65

Perry 14 4 23 24 — 65

Basehor 14 20 18 21 — 73

Perry-Lecompton: Brandy Jones 2, Shannon Wilson 44, Casey Amerine 2, Haley Wilson 8, Megan Blosser 2, Heidi Wege 6, Jamie Amerine 1.

Basehor-Linwood: Burnett 4, Bates 11, Geannin 14, Schaffer 12, Cunningham 11, Bitler 18, Burchfield 3.

Ottawa 47, Santa Fe Trail 44

Ottawa — If the trend continues, Ottawa fans should look for Liz Burks to score close to 30 points next time she puts on a uniform.

In the last three games she’s scored 22, 25 and 26 points, with Tuesday’s performance helping Ottawa (9-7) hand the Chargers just their fourth loss of the season.

Included in the performance was a three-pointer that gave Ottawa the lead for good in the fourth quarter.

“She had a huge game,” said Cyclones coach Cliff McCullough. “She’s turned it on, and it’s a good time for her to be doing that.”

McCullough said he was also pleased with his team’s defense, which held SFT’s 6-foot, 4-inch Melisa Ball to only 13 points.

The Cyclones play host Friday to Kansas City Turner. SFT (11-4) travels to KC Piper.

Ottawa 47, Santa Fe Trail 44

Ottawa 14 13 13 7 — 47

Santa Fe 7 16 11 10 — 44

Ottawa: Liz Burks 26, Jenny Heck 10, Megan Ramsey 7, Julie Heck 2, Janeece Toland 2.

Santa Fe Trail: Melisa Ball 13, Alexis Pryor 13, Lindsay Boss 9, Alison Creek 5, Talena Stallbaumer 2, Micala Stallbaumer 2.

Tonganoxie 47, Kansas City Piper 43

Kansas City — Despite what Tonganoxie coach Randy Kraft called a “lethargic” performance, the Chieftains held out to improve their record to 8-7.

“It was not one of our better ones,” he said, but “it was enough, and at crunch time the kids gave a pretty gutsy performance.”

Michelle McWilliams led Tongie with 11 points, as the Chieftains claimed their fourth win in the last five games.

Tonganoxie plays host Friday to Mill Valley.

Tonganoxie 47, Kansas City Piper 43

Tonganoxie 5 13 12 17 — 47

Piper 13 6 11 13 — 43

Tonganoxie: Michelle McWilliams 11, Addie Heim 7, Madison Weller 13, Katie Jeannin 7, Kelly Breuer 2, Jennifer Reischman 7.

Piper: A. Woolley 1, A. Boczek 5, C. Marcano 4, A. Brown 3, A. Sanders 14, K. Kiblinger 11, M. Green 5.

Spring Hill 60, Eudora 33

Eudora — It was a matter of being outsized that dropped Eudora to 5-11, said coach Cara Kimberlin.

“The score doesn’t reflect how hard the kids played,” she said. “They’re going to beat on you, and beat on you, and beat you down if you don’t have the size to match up with them.”

And it didn’t help, Kimberlin said, that Spring Hill’s Jessica Hocker hit five three-pointers, en route to a game-high 19 points.

Spring Hill 60, Eudora 33

Spring Hill 11 18 16 15 — 60

Eudora 10 5 10 8 — 33

Spring Hill: Josie Gehrt 7, Jessica Hocker 19, Holly Gault 11, Megan Sullivan 13, Mal Hammersmith 4, Lacie Cunningham 2, Chelsea Nipper 4.

Eudora: Joni Ridinger 2, Rachel Abel 3, Michelle Deluna 11, Jodi Wingebach 2, Lauren Kracl 10, Mallorie Cleveland 5.

Wellsville 56, Osawatomie 45

Wellsville — Kimberly Hughes led Wellsville with 18 points and Wendy Moore followed up with 17 to improve their team to 4-11, and avenged two earlier losses to the Trojans.

The Eagles trailed 24-20 at halftime, but came out strong in the second half to outscore Osawatomie 36-21.

Wellsville 56, Osawatomie 45

Wellsville 10 10 15 21 — 56

Osawatomie 6 18 13 8 — 45

Wellsville: Stacia Moore 6, Heather Carpenter 4, Krystie Barthol 3, Kimberly Hughes 18, Wendy Moore 17, Lacey Roecker 8.