Ottawa ? Kansas City Sumner outscored Ottawa High’s boys 12-7 Tuesday in overtime, handing the Cyclones their third loss in eight days.

“That’s the first time we’ve lost three in a row in four years,” Ottawa coach David Grover said. “We’ll see how we react to this, but they were good teams we lost to.”

Sumner defeated Ottawa 46-39 last Tuesday in Kansas City, and Atchison claimed a 77-75 victory Friday in Ottawa. The Cyclones’ five losses have come by a total of 21 points.

Clint Bones led Ottawa with 18 points, and Lee Baldwin added 17.

The Cyclones (14-5) travel Friday to Kansas City Ward.

Kansas City Sumner 57, Ottawa 52, OT

Sumner 12 14 11 8 12 — 57

Ottawa 10 16 8 11 7 — 52

Sumner — Donnell 5, McMurtrey 18, Blunt 2, Spearman 7, M. Hutchinson 18, J. Hutchinson 2, Nelson 5.

Ottawa — Clint Bones 18, Lee Baldwin 17, Andrew Maxwell 6, Caleb Blakesley 4, Will Hendrix 3, Gabe Sheffield 3, Dom Nation 1.

Leav. Immaculata 72, Tonganoxie 64

Tonganoxie — The Chieftains stayed close the entire game, but Tongie was forced to foul late and Immac knocked down its free throws.

Shane Howard had 21 points and Kirk Rodell scored 14 for Tonganoxie (9-10).

“It was a good ballgame, we just weren’t able to answer every time,” Tongie coach David Walker said.

The Chieftains play host Friday to Bonner Springs.

Leavenworth Immaculata 72, Tonganoxie 64

Immac 16 18 16 21 — 72

Tongie 14 14 18 18 — 64

Immaculata — McAvoy 29, Suppley 19, Scanlon 9, Day 5, Kauffman 10.

Tongie — Shane Howard 21, Derek Sparks 6, Kirk Rodell 14, Sam Mitchell 5, Levi Huseman 7, Justin Walker 7, Luke McCarty 4.

Mill Valley 75, Perry-Lecompton 55

Perry — Mill Valley’s Jacob Eaton led all players with 28 points, and the Jaguars pulled away from the Kaws with a 16-7 run in the third quarter.

“They’re a really good team,” Perry-Lecompton boys coach Pat Hupfauf said. “We had a hard time stopping them in the post. Our guys played with a lot of heart all night, we just couldn’t stop them defensively.”

Spencer Kennedy led Perry-Lecompton with 21 points, and Willie Treaster had 13.

The Kaws (8-11) play Friday at Kansas City Piper.

Mill Valley 75,

Perry-Lecompton 55

Mill Valley 26 22 16 11 — 75

P-L 21 15 7 12 — 55

Mill Valley — Jacob Eaton 28, Jake Summerlin 11, David Woods 10, Brandon Smith 7, Tyson Corley 8, Reeves 4, Tommy Fitzgerald 3, Brandon White 2, Gray 2.

Perry-Lecompton — Spencer Kennedy 21, Willie Treaster 13, Drew Tucker 6, Drew Robbins 5, Luke Tyner 4, Guffey 3, Ketter 2, Gantz 1.

Horton 59, McLouth 47

McLouth — Pat Bartlett scored 14 and Casey Hochard 13 for McLouth, which played Horton nearly even except for the second quarter. The Bulldogs scored just five points in the frame, and Horton grabbed a 33-20 halftime lead.

McLouth (6-13) travels Friday to Jackson Heights.

Horton 59, McLouth 47

Horton 18 15 8 18 — 59

McLouth 15 5 13 14 — 47

Horton — Thorson 16, Olson 13, Wahwasuck 13, Peterson 12, Rice 5.

McLouth — Pat Bartlett 14, Casey Hochard 13, Kevin Stewart 8, Mark Burnett 7, Jimmy Steffey 4, Rickie Kelley 1.

Troy 65, Oskaloosa 50

Troy — Jake Heston put up 20 points, but the Bears couldn’t prevail.

Oskaloosa travels Friday to K.C. Christian.

Troy 65, Oskaloosa 50

Oskaloosa 12 12 16 10 — 50

Troy 12 17 20 16 — 65

Oskaloosa — J. Heston 20, True 12, Newell 6, Wassmer 5, Weis 3, Lata 2, C. Heston 2.

Troy — Sutherland 15, McNemee 12, Clary 9, Johnson 8, Stock 7, Shelton 6, Hoverson 4, Masters 2, Greaser 2.

Spring Hill 69, Wellsville 55

Spring Hill — Ryan Oshel scored 16 and Gary Van Horn 11 for the Eagles.

Spring Hill 69, Wellsville 55

Wellsville 14 13 17 11 — 55

Spring Hill 19 14 14 22 — 69

Wellsville — Ryan Oshel 16, Gary Van Horn 11, Zach Pearce 10, Danny Erlacher 9, Austin Bloss 4, Scott Samsel 3, Noah Groshong 2.

Spring Hill — Barnett 17, Bollig 14, Murphy 13, Myer 10, Smith 7, Larsen 6, Phillips 2.