Baldwin ? Maybe Baldwin High should have left this date on its girls basketball schedule open.

The Bulldogs, who had an open date thanks to a late bye in the Wellsville tournament, picked up a game with Kansas City (Mo.) Pembroke Hill, and Pembroke rocked BHS, 46-22, Tuesday.

“Nobody wanted to play us,” Baldwin coach Eric Toot said, “so we called some bigger schools, and the No. 1 team in Missouri wanted to play us.”

Pembroke Hill’s Erneisha Bailey, a University of Texas signee, single-handedly outscored Baldwin. She had 26 points.

“We saw an extremely quick team, unlike we’ve ever seen,” Toot said. “That Bailey girl … she’s the best player we’ve ever played against. But we were able to compete with them on the defensive end. Offensively, their quickness took us out of what we were trying to do.”

Emily Brown led BHS with seven points and five rebounds.

The Bulldogs (15-4) have lost two straight. They’ll face Louisburg Thursday, with the Frontier League championship on the line.

“I think we’re struggling with confidence a little bit,” Toot said. “It’s been a long time since we’ve lost two in a row. But we know we competed hard. We’ll bounce back. We’ve got Louisburg coming in, and if we win it’s for the league championship. Plus, it’s Senior Night, so they should be able to get up for it.”

K.C. (Mo.) Pembroke Hill 46, Baldwin 22

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Pembroke Hill 13 16 7 10 — 46

Baldwin 8 2 2 10 — 22

Pembroke Hill — Bailey 26, Agee 7, Mays 4, Joyner 4, Darke 3, Magill 2.

Baldwin — Emily Brown 7, Jamie Lawrenz 6, Kari Garrison 3, Kalie Harris 3, Kelsey Verhaeghe 2, Jessica Hill 1.

Tonganoxie 73, Leav. Immaculata 37

Tonganoxie — The Chieftains struck early and used unrelenting defensive pressure to throttle Immac.

Tonganoxie (15-4) led, 19-4, after the first quarter and 36-13 at halftime, never allowing Immac (9-10) a chance to rally.

“Our defense played outstanding tonight,” Tongie coach Randy Kraft said. “We really did a good job. We got some easy baskets with steals and layups.”

Addie Heim led the Chieftains with 21 points, and Ali Pistora added 14.

Tongie plays host Friday to Bonner Springs.

Tonganoxie 73, Immaculata 37

Immac 4 9 12 12 — 37

Tongie 19 17 20 17 — 73

Immaculata — Winkelbauer 2, Bassett 4, Donnelson 13, Lemm 3, Vosseler 1, Ezell 9, Meyer 5.

Tonganoxie — Michelle McWilliams 10, Ali Pistora 14, Addie Heim 21, Madison Weller 8, Katie Jeannin 5, Rebecca Bogard 2, Laura Jeannin 4, Heather Deaver 2, Sarah Holliday 7.

Santa Fe Trail 51, Bonner Springs 18

Carbondale — Alexis Pryor scored 18 points and pulled down 18 rebounds as Santa Fe Trail cruised. Lindsay Boss added 12 points, and Brooke Pryor scored six.

Santa Fe Trail (12-7) will play Thursday at Leavenworth Immaculata.

SFT 51, Bonner Springs 18

Bonner Springs 4 2 7 5 — 18

Santa Fe Trail 9 14 16 12 — 51

Bonner Springs — Pinks 11, Elmor 3, Venerable 2, Johnson 2.

Santa Fe Trail — Alexis Pryor 18, Lindsay Boss 12, Brooke Pryor 6, Micala Stallbaumer 4, Hannah Hicks 4, Tori Rutter 3, Katie Barezinski 2, Brianna Brown 2.

Mill Valley 69, P-L 35

Shawnee– Haley Wilson led Perry-Lecompton with 10 points, and Megan Blosser added nine for the Kaws. Perry (2-17) will conclude its regular season Friday at Kansas City Piper.

Mill Valley 69,

Perry-Lecompton 35

Perry-Lecompton 9 4 11 11 — 35

Mill Valley 15 21 17 16 — 69

Perry-Lecompton — Tonya Gimzo 6, Andrea Williams 2, Casey Amerine 4, Haley Wilson 10, Megan Blosser 9, Kristin Weatherford 2, Emily Kuenzi 2.

Mill Valley — Velaquez 10, Hueback 2, Niemann 13, Woolever 2, White 14, Hoschover 10, Niemann 2, Coreley 18.

Spr. Hill 50, Wellsville 37

Wellsville — Erica Patton and Krystle Barthol each scored nine for Wellsville.

Spring Hill 50, Wellsville 37

Spring Hill 13 13 11 13 — 50

Wellsville 9 8 10 10 — 37

Spring Hill — Dittmer 19, Odrowski 14, Erikson 5, Cunningham 4, Sykes 3, Wessel 3, Meek 2.

Wellsville — Erica Patton 9, Krystle Barthol 9, Lacey Roecker 7, Kelly Higbie 5, Kerry Higbie 2, Kimberly Hughes 2, Bobbi Pearce 2, Jami Samsel 1.

Horton 97, McLouth 23

McLouth — Horton held McLouth (3-16) to single-digit scoring the final three quarters.

Horton 97, McLouth 23

Horton 19 27 22 29 — 97

McLouth 10 2 6 5 — 23

Horton — Compton 21, Bruning 14, Bunck 12, M. Erickson 12, Lott 10, L. Rice 10, Ross 8, Ryan 6, A. Erickson 2, Werner 2.

McLouth — Alloway 5, L. Thompson 4, Mills 3, Renfro 3, Prochaska 3, Meyer 2, Kitterman 2, Alterman 1.