Perry ? Perry-Lecompton High (2-3) has one senior, and he came came to play Tuesday.

Brian Haster led all scorers with 16 points in the Kaws’ 49-34 boys basketball victory against Silver Lake.

“He played the best game we’ve seen him play,” Perry coach Pat Hupfauf said.

Kyle Morgison added 10, hitting five of his six attempts from the free-throw line. Austin Abbott led Silver Lake with 14.

The home team started the game strong and took a 25-12 halftime lead.

Perry-Lecompton plays host to Mill Valley Jan. 3 for its next game.

Silver Lake 8 4 10 12 – 34

Perry-Lecompton 13 12 5 19 – 49

Silver Lake – Austin Abbott 14, Marty Pfannenstiel 12, Logan Pegram 3, Cody Holtheaus 2, Josh Baden 1, Tyler Roberts 1.

Perry-Lecompton – Brian Hastert 16, Kyle Morgison 10, Shane Gimzo 9, Joel Gantz 8, Andy Bowman 4, Caleb Denton 2.

Gardner 51, Eudora 35

Eudora – Powered by a 13-point swing in the second quarter, Gardner defeated Eudora.

Eudora led 12-11 after the first quarter, but Gardner outscored the Cardinals 19-6 to take a 30-18 halftime lead.

Eudora, however, received 12 points from Matthew Abel, eight from Kelson Boyer and seven from Todd Roberts.

The Cardinals (3-3) will visit De Soto High for their next game Jan. 5.

Gardner 11 19 13 8 – 51

Eudora 12 6 8 9 – 35

Gardner – Ben Adams 10, Derek George 5, Zack Carlton 3, Tommy Nibler 6, Connor Bechard 18, Lamar Bonhom 5, Tyrek Artley 2, Paul Schneider 2.

Eudora – Aaron Shockley 1, Matthew Abel 12, Todd Roberts 7, Justin Ballock 2, Kelson Boyer 8, Tim DeArmond 4, Mike Ortega 2, Kent Swanson 2.

Tonganoxie 76, De Soto 63

De Soto – To keep its perfect season alive, Tonganoxie jumped to a 43-26 halftime lead against De Soto.

Tonganoxie improved to 5-0, while De Soto fell to 1-4. Jeff Hughes scored 13 points for the Chieftains.

De Soto will play host to Eudora in its next game Jan. 2, while Tonganoxie will play a home game against Bonner Springs on Jan. 5

Tonganoxie 18 25 13 20 – 76

De Soto 9 17 15 22 – 63

Tonganoxie – Latourneau 2, Miles 10, Hughes 13, Wentz-Hall 11, Belabrajdic 20, Krause 2, Smith 7, Kessinger 4, Herron 7.

De Soto – Cardiff 2, Seaman 14, Hill 16, Hudson 9, Linzy 13, Collier 3, Roddy 2, Crow 4.

Wellsville 47, Osage City 40

Osage City – During a hard-fought defensive struggle, Colin Wright paced Wellsville with 20 points.

Scott Samsel and Zack Wright scored 11 and eight points, respectively, for Wellsville. The visiting team evened its record at 3-3 with stifling defense, limiting Osage to four first-quarter points.

Wellsville will play its next game at Baldwin on Jan. 5.

Wellsville 10 13 11 13 – 47

Osage City 4 8 11 17 – 40

Wellsville – Scott Samsel 11, Scott Thompson 2, Jared McCullough 2, Craig Moore 4, Zack Wright 8, Colin Wright 20.

Osage City – Giezy 4, Thornburgh 2, Ginzel 9, Oliver 4, Faulkner 9, Keefer 10, Keileigh 2.

Girls

Silver Lake 60, Perry-Lecompton 38

Perry – Silver Lake won soundly.

“They played a marvelous floor game,” Perry coach Mark Armstrong said.

Perry-Lecompton (1-4) will take a winter break before playing host to Bishop Ward on Jan 2.

Silver Lake 14 20 17 9 – 60

Perry-Lecompton 9 6 10 13 – 38

Silver Lake – Gillman 16, Wetzel 12, Pfannenstiel 9, Lewis 8, Campbell 7, Lockwood 4, Hansen 2, Ladner 2.

Perry-Lecompton – Emily Hurter 12, Ashleigh Allam 8, Holly Fornelli 8, Katie Davis 3, Jamie Fuller 2, Leeanne Pringle 2, Ashley Turpin 2, Maggie McPherson 1.

Tonganoxie 64, De Soto 39

De Soto – Tonganoxie (5-0) took a commanding 32-10 halftime lead Tuesday night against De Soto (3-2) and never looked back.

“We just played really poorly in the first,” De Soto coach Dwight Spencer said. “We played better in the second, but it was too little too late.”

De Soto will play host to Eudora in its next game Jan. 5. Tonganoxie will play host to Bonner Springs on the same date.

Tonganoxie 12 20 17 15 – 64

De Soto 4 6 14 15 – 39

Tonganoxie – Tracie Hileman 7, Veronica Grizzle 1, Christy Weller 7, Ali Pistora 12, Elizabeth Baska 5, Amee Ostermeyer 4, Shannon Carlin 17, Chrissie Jeannin 1, Rebecca Bogard 2, Rachel Bogard 8.

De Soto – Liz Rosales 8, Kaylee Spencer 2, Kayla Baden 2, Tami Crow 5, Sarah Lambert 2, Kara Gonzalez 9, Tami Crow 5, Sarah Lambert 2, Kara Gonzalez 9, Christina Davis 2, Jackie Goleman 9.

Paola 69, Mill Valley 42

Shawnee – Paola easily defeated Mill Valley.

“Paola is a tremendous basketball team,” Mill Valley coach Diana Krull said. “They came out and played harder in the first two quarters.”

That showed up on the scoreboard as Paola took a 37-17 halftime lead.

Valley (2-2), which battled back to outscore Paola 17-12 in the fourth quarter, will take a break from basketball action during the holiday vacation.

Paola 23 14 12 20 – 69

Mill Valley 8 9 17 7 – 42

Paola – Morris 8, Minden 5, Carr 17, Miller 18, Cross 14, Darley 3, Bach 2, Larson 2.

Mill Valley – McDonald 4, Santaularia 9, Exon 4, Garlington 1, O’Hara 4, Umbarger 12, Stacy 2, Krause 6.