Baldwin City — Eudora’s girls won a blowout, while its boys had to work overtime for a narrow victory.

Still, the Cardinals came away with a high school basketball sweep of their Frontier League rivals at a rocking Baldwin High gym on Friday night.

The EHS boys won, 47-45, in overtime, and their girls cruised to a 43-29 victory.

“That was just a fun game,” Eudora boys coach Kyle Deterding said. “Even if we would have lost, that was a fun game to compete in. The kids work awful hard in practice for a long time for games like that. Win or lose, that was a good game. Baldwin has a really nice team.”

Eudora outscored Baldwin, 14-2, in the third quarter.

Baldwin’s Brandon Tommer scored three of his game-high 19 points to tie the game with 1:23 left. Each team hit a pair of foul shots to send the game into overtime.

In the extra period, Baldwin’s Sam Beecher drained a three-pointer to give BHS a quick lead. Eudora sank three of six free throws and scored on baskets from Justin Ballock and Brian Katzfey. The pair of Cardinals combined for 28 points.

“That’s probably the best we’ve competed all year,” Deterding said. “We’ve been talking a lot about competing and working hard. The kids did a nice job today.”

In the girls game, Eudora’s Haley Epperson and Rachel Pyle sparked an 8-0 run in the third quarter that gave the Cardinals all of the distance they needed.

Epperson scored a game-high 20 points to lead the Cardinals. Abel tossed in 10.

“We were a little rough at the beginning of the game, but we responded pretty well,” Eudora coach Ryan Luke said. “It was a pretty physical game. I thought we did a great job of handling their defense, because they play great defense. Our seniors made some big plays down the stretch for us.”

Both Eudora teams are now 6-1, while the Baldwin squads dropped to 4-2 on the season.

Boys

Eudora1081487–47

Baldwin12164105–45

Eudora — Harper 2, Cleveland 9, Ballock 17, Katzfey 11, Carlson 4, Bricker 4.

Baldwin — Schiller 3, Hecker 3, Beecher 5, Tommer 19, Schwartz 3, Kueffer 4, Vander Tuig 8.

Girls

Eudora691216–43

Badwin76710–29

Eudora — Scott 8, Pyle 5, Abel 10, Epperson 20.

Baldwin — Howard 1, Weege 9, Burkhart 6, Durr 7, Zordel 4, Miles 2.

Boys

Lansing 62,

Santa Fe Trail 47

Carbondale – Stuart Kraus scored 12 points and Corey Dahl added 11 in a losing cause.

Santa Fe Trail (1-4) will travel Friday to Perry-Lecompton.

Lansing17141516–62

Santa Fe Trail1091216–47

Lansing — Rush 24, Schneider 4, C. Beall 5, Delich 5, B. Beall 10, Blain 2, Hall 12.

Santa Fe Trail — Anthony Perry 3, Garrett Morrison 2, Jesse Bahner 2, Drake Stewart 2, Dalton Abel 7, Jason Lee 6, Corey Dahl 11, Denver Ramsey 2, Stuart Kraus 12.

De Soto 47, Paola 35

De Soto — Brendon Hudson scored 18 points and hit five three-pointers to lead De Soto to a league-opening victory .

De Soto (6-1) trailed midway through the fourth but retook the lead on a rebound and putback by Jamel Townsend and never looked back.

Townsend scored 11, and Tommy Elmer added six for the Wildcats.

De Soto will play Tuesday at St. James.

Paola2121110–35

De Soto1010918–47

De Soto — Brendon Hudson 18, Mason Wedel 5, Jamel Townsend 11, Paul Stallbaumer 2, Tommy Elmer 6, Brandan Philbrook 5.

Paola — Isaac Cotton 3, Jonathan Pomatto 11, Adam Henn 2, Michael Bryson 1, Skylar Hawkins 4, Travis Hayes 13, Nick Wilson 1.

Tonganoxie 61, K.C. Ward 47

Kansas City, Kan. — The Chieftains broke open a close game with a 22-point third quarter. Tonganoxie led by four points at halftime but outscored Ward, 22-8, in the third quarter.

Keaton Schaffer led the Chieftains with 19 points, and Austin Smith added 15.

Tonganoxie (3-2) will entertain K.C. Turner on Tuesday.

Tonganoxie1219228–61

K.C. Ward1215812–47

Tonganoxie — Jeremy Carlisle 5, Jace Waters 6, Jamie Everett 2, Keaton Schaffer 19, Austin Smith 15, Brandon Yoder 6, Rob Schlicht 6, Justin Jacobs 2.

K.C. Ward — Not available.

Spring Hill 57, Ottawa 45

Spring Hill — Ottawa scored just 18 points in the first half and couldn’t come back, resulting in its first loss of the season.

Ottawa fell to 7-1, while Spring Hill moved to 2-4.

Ottawa1171215–45

Spring Hill12141813–57

Ottawa — Barber 15, Dengle 11, Husty 10, Peoples 7, Maxwell 2.

Spring Hill — Miller 14, Koehn 12, Beard 10, Swope 6, P. Donahue 4, B. Donahue 4, Watson 3, Stiles 2, Ghumm 2.

Jefferson County North 49, McLouth boys 26

McLouth — Derrick Crouse scored 10 points in a losing cause.

McLouth (0-6) will travel Tuesday to Wathena.

Jefferson North13111114–49

McLouth12662–26

McLouth — Jarrod Bechard 2, Derrick Crouse 10, Cole Batman 4, Vinny Tyler Drinnon 4, Gavin Swearngin 6.

Girls

Paola 62, De Soto 38

De Soto — Shelbi Petty and Kelsey Fisher scored 14 points apiece for De Soto.

De Soto (2-4) will play Tuesday at St. James.

Paola17141714–62

De Soto97616–38

Paola — Smith 4, Clouse 4, Hanf 18, Hayes 2, Karr 12, Johnson 11, Schmidt 11.

De Soto — Tami Crow 2, Shelbi Petty 14, Jordin Burford 4, Kelsey Fisher 14, Katie Williams 2, Jesse Spencer 2.

Lansing 62,

Santa Fe Trail 44

Carbondale — Alexis Briggs scored 18 points to lead Lansing over Santa Fe Trail.

Santa Fe Trail dropped to 1-4, while Lansing improved to 5-1. The Chargers will play again on Friday at Perry.

Lansing17151812–62

Santa Fe Trail8101016–44

Santa Fe Trail — Amanda Bixel 12 points, Shara Luther 7, Korbynn Stallbaumer 6, Cassie Pryor 6, Devin Ramsey 5, Kate Badger 5, Brenna Kaff 3.

Lansing — Alexis Briggs 18 points, Ellis 12, Cristiano 8, Griffen 6, Kirkendoll 6, Kelly 4, Lang 3, Hoing 3, Delich 2.

Tonganoxie 48,

K.C. Ward 46

Kansas City, Kan. — Chrissie Jeannin scored 18 points, and Roni Grizzle added 15 as the Chieftains held on to defeat Ward.

Tonganoxie (4-1) will play host to K.C. Turner on Tuesday.

Tonganoxie11161110–48

K.C. Ward7131016–46

Tonganoxie — Andie Jeannin 3, Lauren Hall 3, Roni Grizzle 15, Abby Eisman 4, Chrissie Jeannin 18, Haley Smith 5.

K.C. Ward — Not available.

Ottawa 55, Spring Hill 35

Spring Hill — Ottawa dropped a 16-4 bomb on Spring Hill in the third quarter to blow open what had been a close game.

Ottawa improved to 7-0, while Spring Hill fell to 3-3.

Ottawa9121612–55

Spring Hill910412–35

Ottawa — Hendrickson 14, McFarland 10, S. Miller 7, Peoples 6, Baldwin 4, Scobee 4, Scott 4, Graf 2, A. Miller 2, Watts 2.

Spring Hill — Simpson 9, Czereda 9, Hodge 7, loyd 4, Miller 2, Cartajo 2, Cutting 2.

Jefferson North 60, McLouth 58

McLouth — McLouth started slowly and put together a solid second half, but it wasn’t quite enough to catch Jefferson North (5-0). McLouth fell to 3-3.

McLouth’s Missy Rome led all scorers with 25 points.

Jefferson North12231015–60

McLouth5171818–58

Jefferson North — Grandpre 20, Kramer 13, K. Noll 10, Navensky 8, A. Noll 4, Weishaar 3, Brickell 2.

McLouth — Missy Rome 25, Kylie Shufflebarger 14, Cassidy Bristol 7, Morgan Drinnon 6, Terri Stewart 4, Jessie Troupe 2.