Boys

Baldwin 61, Augusta 57

Baldwin City — The Baldwin High School boys basketball team edged Augusta on Saturday to win its home invitational for the second year in a row.

Four Bulldogs scored in double figures, with Chad Berg scoring a game-high 18 points. Cornell Brown, Luke Fursman and Quinn Twombly chipped in 14, 12 and 11 points, respectively.

Baldwin 18 12 12 19 — 61

Augusta 15 13 12 17 — 57

Baldwin: Berg 18, Brown 14, Fursman 12, Twombly 11, Burton 4, Craig 2.

Augusta: Steinkamp 13, Hurst 12, McEachern 10, Brandenburg 10, Carter 5, Wesbrooks 3, Smith 3, Finch 1.

Wellsville 67, Bonner Springs 40

Baldwin City — Carter Mann and Cole Silsby led Wellsville past Bonner Springs with 19 and 17 points, respectively, in the third-place game of the Baldwin Invitational.

Wellsville 13 17 17 20 — 67

Bonner Springs 6 7 12 15 — 40

Wellsville: Mann 19, Silsby 17, Kearney 9, Klamm 8, Meyer 8, Thuro 4, Breithaupt 2.

Bonner Springs: A. McGee 10, Jackson 8, Vitt 8, Z. Dotson 5, Roark 4, D. McGee 3, Freese 2.

KC Christian 55, Perry-Lecompton 53

Baldwin City — Perry-Lecompton lost by two for the second day in a row. The latest came in the seventh-place game of the Baldwin Invitational.

KCC 12 16 10 17 — 55

P-L 8 13 18 14 — 53

KC Christian: Bayles 18, Pivovar 12, Willis 9, Knutson 7, Streeter 5, Cook II 2, Gromer 2.

Perry-Lecompton: Surface 15, Morgison 14, Scrimsher 10, Hemelrick 5, Bond 5, Eddy 2, Johanning 2.

Eudora 55, De Soto 49

Tonganoxie — The Ballock brothers of Eudora outlasted the Verhulst brothers of De Soto to win the Tonganoxie Invitational.

Eudora’s Andrew and Mitchell Ballock scored 22 and 17, respectively, while De Soto’s Dalton and Quinton Verhulst had 19 apiece.

Eudora 8 13 16 18 — 55

De Soto 15 9 9 16 — 49

Eudora: A. Ballock 22, M. Ballock 17, Downing 10, Shockley 2, Fawcett 2, Wray 2.

De Soto: D. Verhulst 19, Q. Verhulst 19, Stenzel 6, Taulbee 3, Johnson 2.

Atchison 62, Tonganoxie 44

Tonganoxie — The Chieftains had no answers for the Redmen as all five Atchison starters scored in double figures in the fifth-place game of the Tonganoxie Invitational.

Atchison 14 14 16 12 — 62

Tongie 7 6 17 16 — 44

Atchison: Rawls 15, Gill Jr. 12, Huntington 11, Chambers 10, Luster Jr. 10, Smith 4.

Tonganoxie: Ford 8, Johnson 8, Grizzle 8, Sommers 6, McPherson 5, Dale 4, Swedo 3, Hecht 2.

Mill Valley 68, Wichita Defenders 59

Coffeyville — Logan Koch and Ben Carroll scored 20 points apiece, and Mill Valley won the championship of the Coffeyville Field Kindley tournament.

Drew Boatwright added 14 points, and Clayton Holmberg scored nine for Mill Valley (7-4).

Koch and Holmberg were named to the all-tournament team, and Koch was named MVP.

Mill Valley 21 7 19 21 — 68

Wichita 19 17 9 14 — 59

Mill Valley: Logan Koch 20, Davis Cantwell 2, Nick Friesner 3, Drew Boatwright 14, Ben Carroll 20, Clayton Holmberg 9.

Wichita Defenders: Ammons 31, Taylor 5, Douvier 7, Douglas 2, Martin 9, Beat 5.

Girls

Lansing 54, Tonganoxie 37

Tonganoxie — Sarah Ahart, Emily Soetaert and Katelyn Waldeier scored nine points apiece for the Chieftains, but it wasn’t enough to defeat Lansing for third place at the Tonganoxie Invitational.

Lansing 14 14 16 12 — 54

Tongie 7 6 17 16 — 37

Lansing: Moya 13, Cooper 12, Bosworth 11, Zielinski 10, Babcock 6, Meyer 2.

Tonganoxie: Ahart 9, Waldeier 9, Soetaert 9, Banks 4, Walker 2, Hall 2, Walker 2.

De Soto 37, Atchison 21

Tonganoxie — De Soto exploded for 18 points in the second quarter as the Wildcats defeated Atchison for fifth place at the Tonganoxie Invitational.

De Soto 2 18 10 7 — 37

Atchison 6 4 6 5 — 21

De Soto: Bonar 16, Maskus 10, Lancaster 6, Plake 4, Jones 1.

Atchison: Smith 12, A. Ettleman 6, Ross 2, Bell 1.

Jefferson West 34, Eudora 32

Tonganoxie — Makaika Garcia and Abby Richeson scored 10 points apiece, but Eudora could not hold on to a 19-10 halftime lead in the seventh-place game of the Tonganoxie Invitational.

Jeff West 2 8 11 13 — 34

Eudora 13 6 7 6 — 32

Jeff West: Brees 13, M. Broxterman 10, Becker 7, Guy 2, Greene 2.

Eudora: A. Richeson 10, Garcia 10, C. Richeson 8, K. Balluch 2, Lehmann 2.