For the third straight season, Bishop Seabury’s boys basketball team won the McLouth Invitational. The Seahawks topped Kansas City Christian, 83-68, in the title game Saturday at McLouth.

Mikey Wycoff led Seabury with 32 points while Thomas DiZerega added 16.

The Seahawks (9-2, ranked No. 3 in Class 2A) will play host to Cair Paravel at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

KC Christian 16 15 18 19 — 68

Seabury 20 25 20 18 — 83

KC Christian — Gunnigle 20, Dougan 12, Tally 8, Palmer 8, Paul 6, Coleman 5, Trujillo 5, Engel 4.

Seabury — Mikey Wycoff 32, Thomas DiZerega 16, Bansi King 11, Austin Gaumer 10, Zach McDermott 8, Max Easter 4, Chris Green 2.

Louisburg 56, Baldwin boys 47

Baldwin High’s boys basketball team lost to Louisburg, 56-47, in the fifth-place game of the Baldwin Invitational on Saturday.

Tanner Jackman, who was named to the all-tournament team, scored a team-high 15 points.

Baldwin 11 12 11 13 — 47

Louisburg 11 10 18 17 — 56

Baldwin — Jeremy Williams 5, Luke Laskowski 7, Elliott Stiefel 3, Kyle Norris 7, Jayce Dighans 6, Kade Kehl 4, Tanner Jackman 15.

Louisburg — Sam Guetterman 11, Jayce Geiman 5, Desmond Doles 4, Grant Harding 24, Dalton Ribordy 5.

Veritas girls 45, Maranatha 36

Veritas Christian’s girls basketball team took fifth place in the McLouth Invitational on Saturday with a 45-36 victory over Shawnee Maranatha.

Tori Huslig led Veritas with 26 points, and Alyssa Krestan added eight points.

Veritas improved to 8-3.

Veritas 9 15 9 12 — 45

Maranatha 6 8 10 12 — 36

Veritas — Titi Shepherd 4, Alyssa Krestan 8, Merav Edmondson 5, Katie Hammer 2, Tori Huslig 26.

Maranatha — Buettner 4, Reheld 2, Alcock 8, Elkhart 4, Friezes 18.

Osawatomie 42, Seabury girls 36

Kayleigh Boos scored 13 points and Celia Taylor-Puckett added 11 in Seabury Academy’s girls basketball loss to Osawatomie on Saturday in the seventh-place game of the McLouth tournament.

Emily Heinz added eight points for Seabury.

Osawatomie 16 4 11 11 — 42

Seabury 5 11 12 8 — 36

Seabury — Maria Ruiz 1, Camryn Mathis 2, Emily Heinz 8, Celia Taylor-Puckett 11, Kayleigh Boos 13.

Eudora 55, Tonganoxie 40

Emily Watson and Alaina Howe scored 19 points apiece for Eudora’s girls basketball team in the seventh-place game of the Tonganoxie tournament. The Cardinals won, 55-40, over Tonganoxie.

Eudora 14 11 16 14 — 55

Tonganoxie 12 9 6 13 — 40

Eudora — Regan Hiebert 2, Riley Hiebert 6, Emily Watson 19, Nicole Whitten 1, Catherine Grosdidier 6, Nikki Pearson 2, Alaina Howe 19.

Tonganoxie — Anna Soeteart 5, Mykah Wingerter 4, Corinn Cearcy 2, Grace Wogomon 5, Maureen Wetta 1, Taylor Knipp 7, Taylor Lee 19.