Boys

Seabury 91, Heritage Christian 25

Sophomore Mikey Wycoff scored 44 points to lead the Bishop Seabury boys basketball team to a 91-25 victory in its opener Friday against Topeka Heritage Christian.

“He’s a bad boy,” Seabury coach Ashley Battles said of Wycoff. “He’s one of the best players in state, and he did what he does.”

Wycoff got some help from his teammates as well, with Zach Mcdermott scoring 20 points and Max Easter chipping in 11.

The Seahawks will move play Midland Adventist on Tuesday.

Seabury 31 18 27 15 — 91

Heritage Christian 8 5 7 5 — 25

Seabury: Max Easter 11, Mikey Wycoff 44, Zach Mcdermott 20, Bryce Stewart 5, Thomas Uhler 9, Miles Blomgern 2.

Veritas 68, Smoky Valley 46

Manhattan — Drake Napier scored 19 points, Chad Stieben scored 15, and Miles Dressler added 12 to lead Veritas past Smoky Valley in the Shea Tournament.

The Eagles will play for the tournament title at 6 p.m. today.

Veritas 16 21 18 13 — 68

Smoky Valley 9 10 10 12 — 46

Veritas — Peyton Donohoe 7, Trey Huslig 3, Chad Stieben 15, Miles Dressler 12, Isaiah Garrett 4, Michael Rask 6, Mark Weinhold 2, Drake Napier 19.

Smoky Valley — Jonathan Andrusak 4, Tyler Johnson 2, Luke Pfanenstiel 15, Luke Kulas 6, Colton Bird 8, Seth Hoover 5, Michael Farber 6.

Eudora 48, Spring Hill 45

Eudora — Austin Downing scored 25 points to help make up for the absence of Mitchell Ballock, and Eudora opened with a narrow win.

Downing hit a basket to tie it late, then stole the inbounds and banked a three-pointer to win it.

Ballock, who has a scholarship offer to play for Kansas University, is expected to miss a month because of a stress fracture to his left foot.

Spring Hill 17 8 14 6 — 45

Eudora 14 6 15 13 — 48

Spring Hill — Ty Heinrich 5, Tr. Heinrich 7, Hodge 13, Hughes 12, Brem 3, Johnson 5.

Eudora — Grant Elston 6, Trey Byrne 4, Zhade Wray 6, Griffin Katzenmeier 5, Austin Downing 25, Mason Fawcett 2.

Girls

Veritas Christian 36, Chanute Christian 13

Manhattan — Veritas reached the championship game of the Shea Invitational.

Tori Huslig had 16 points and seven steals, and Alyssa Krestan had eight points and 11 steals.

The Eagles will meet Flint Hills Christian at 3 p.m. today for the title.

“I thought we played a lot better,” Veritas coach Kevin Shelton said. Our defensive pressure is really going to be important for us this year, and we started showing a glimpse of that tonight. It was a nice step forward.”

Chanute Christian 3 2 4 4 — 13

Veritas 8 8 16 4 — 36

Chanute Christian — Anna Harmon 1, Kim Yarnell 4, Lydia Knox 2, Hannah Schoonover 2, Kendle Stockebrand 2, Rayanne McKinsey 1, Emily Lawrence 1.

Veritas — Alyssa Krestan 8, Emma Wilson 6, Tori Huslig 16, Deleany Shelton 2, Maci Dressler 4.

Christian Academy 29, Seabury 22

Regan Zaremba scored 11 points and Reilly Malone added 10 in Seabury Academy’s season opener.

Christian Academy 6 10 13 0 — 29

Seabury 4 4 8 6 — 22

Christian Academy — Ward 10, Mills 2, Doss 8, Watson 2, Doss 7.

Seabury — Celia Taylor-Puckett 1, Regan Zaremba 11, Reilly Malone 10.

Spring Hill 59, Eudora 28

Eudora — Makaila Garcia scored 15 points for the Cardinals in their opener.

Spring Hill 8 9 15 17 — 59

Eudora 7 7 5 9 — 28

Spring Hill — Duncan 6, Hoffman 2, Davids 4, Jones 2, Weaver 11, Hitchens 6, Celada 4, Baker 24.

Eudora — Tierra Balluch 3, LeAnne Anderson 2, McKayla Maples 5, Sadie Pittman 3, Makaila Garcia 15.

ACCHS 39, Perry-Lecompton 32

Effingham — Harleigh Robertson scored 10 points, but the Perry-Lecompton girls basketball team dropped its season opener to Atchison County.

P-L 10 6 9 7 — 32

ACCHS 10 12 9 8 — 39

Perry-Lecompton — Harleigh Robertson 10, Lexia Jamison 9, Sam Mallonee 8, Abbi Folks 3, Paris George 2.

Atchison County — Lillie Holtgrave 11, Katie Sullivan 9, Madison Martin 7, Blair Fowler 5, Jentry Scherer 4, Mallory Eckert 2.