Kansas City ? Despite being double-teamed most of the night by Kansas City Christian defenders, McLouth’s Courtney Edmonds, the school’s all-time leading scorer, had 13 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in the Bulldogs’ 50-37 win on Tuesday.

McLouth (3-4) jumped out to a 16-10 first-quarter lead and never trailed.

Emily Nietzsche added 12 points for McLouth.

McLouth 50, KC Christian 37

McLouth 16 5 11 18 — 50

KC Christian 10 6 13 8 — 37

McLouth — Courtney Edmonds 13, Emily Nietzsche 12, Leigh Anna Thompson 8, Emma Prochaska 7, Meyer 5, Alayna Stewart 3, Mills 2.

KC Christian — Knoth 13, Davis 6, Henry 5, Garner 4, Pool 3, Hirleman 4, Olsen 2.

DeSoto 37, Tonganoxie 31

DeSoto — The Wildcats got 11 points from junior Allie Heinen in their win against Tonganoxie. DeSoto (4-1) outscored the Chieftains 12-4 in the second quarter, then matched them the rest of the way.

Jennifer Reischman had 10 points to lead Tonganoxie (4-3). It was the first game since the holiday break for both teams.

DeSoto 39, Tonganoxie 31

Tonganoxie 6 4 4 17 — 31

DeSoto 6 12 5 16 — 39

Tonganoxie — McWilliams 4, Addie Heim 4, Laura Korb 4, Jeannin 5, Brewer 4, Jennifer Reischman 10.

DeSoto — Emily Holton 6, Lisa Lambert 2, Julie Beck 5, Emily Baker 3, Laurie Wilson 2, Allie Heinen 11.

Santa Fe Trail 52, Basehor-Linwood 36

Carbondale — Santa Fe Trail kept its perfect record intact with a 52-36 victory against Basehor-Linwood on Tuesday. Melisa Ball scored 17 points and had eight rebounds in leading the Chargers (6-0) past the Bobcats (4-2). Lindsey Boss added nine points, while Alexis Pryor had four points and eight rebounds.

SFT, No. 4 in the latest Kansas Basketball Coaches Assn. poll, will play host to Perry-Lecompton on Friday.

Santa Fe Trail 52, Basehor 36

Basehor 6 10 6 14 — 36

SFT 12 7 15 8 — 52

Basehor — Burnett 8, Bates 8, Bittel 8, Schaffer 7, Kenney 3, Jeannin 2.

SFT — Melisa Ball 17, Lindsey Boss 9, Jennie Deitrich 8, M. Stallbaumer 5, Alexis Pryor 4, Ali Creek 3, T. Stallbaumer 2, Brown 2.

Baldwin 43, Paola 38

Baldwin — Emily Brown scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Baldwin. Kari Garrison contributed 11 points for Baldwin (6-1). The Bulldogs meet Osage City next Tuesday at BHS.

Baldwin 43, Paola 38

Baldwin 8 9 11 15 — 43

Paola 7 11 11 9 — 38

Baldwin — Emily Brown 14, Kari Garrison 11, Anna Skaggs 7, Katie Martin 7, Kayla Pringle 2, Katelyn Miles 2.

Paola — Richardson 7, Craner 7, Julyan 6, Banks 6, Keaton 6, Hubacek 3, Wilcox 3.

Louisburg 49, Eudora 44 OT

Louisburg — The Cardinals outscored the Wildcats 16-0 during an 11-minute span, but couldn’t hold on.

Eudora (2-5) received 22 points from freshman Michelle Deluna and had the services of junior forward Lauren Kracl for the first time this season, but simply couldn’t get enough shots to fall in the extra period.

Eudora 8 9 11 8 8 — 44

Louisburg 9 15 0 11 13 — 49

Eudora — Joni Ridinger 2, Rachel Abel 1, Michelle Deluna 22, Kayla Moyer 2, Jodi Wingebach 1, Lauren Kracl 9, Mallorie Cleveland 7.

Louisburg — Westhoff 21, Dioire 4, Hoffman 2, Higgins 8, Donner 4, Kramer 3, Gezzler 4, Donaldson 3.

Silver Lake 79, Perry-Lecompton 32

Silver Lake — Shannon Wilson led the Kaws with 14 points.

Horton 51, Oskaloosa 19

Oskaloosa — Horton cruised after taking a 15-2 lead.

Horton 51, Oskaloosa 19

Horton 15 12 18 6 — 51

Oskaloosa 2 4 8 5 — 19

Horton — Bunck 13, M. Erickson 11, Kidwell 10, Bruning 8, R. Gaskell 3, Haverkamp 2, Rice 2.

Oskaloosa — Harsh 8, Reed 5, Brack 2, Hoak 2, Norman 2.