CENTRAL PLAINS BOYS 54, WALLACE COUNTY 31

WAKEENEY – Oiler fans who traveled 95 miles to WaKeeney were rewarded with a second substate basketball championship.

The Central Plains boys overpowered Sharon Springs Wallace County 54-31 in Saturday’s 1A WaKeeney basketball substate. The No. 1 ranked Oilers (24-0) will join their girls team at the 1A state tournament at Dodge City. The Oilers have won 50 consecutive games after winning the 2A state championship.

Oiler Brett Liebl scored 21 points and Alex Hickel added 18 points as the tandem dominated inside.

Wallace County’s Trever Medina scored 14 points. Wallace County led 9-2 in the first few minutes.

WC   12  5  10  4  – 31

CP    11 19 11 13 – 54

WALLACE COUNTY (20-3)—Trever Medina 14, Cody Seader 11, Johnson 6

CENTRAL PLAINS (24-0)—Liebl 21, Hickel 18, Devin Ryan 7, Oeser 6, Menges 2

CENTRAL PLAINS BOYS 73, STOCKTON 25

WAKEENEY – Central Plains Oiler Brett Liebl scored 24 points and Myles Menges added 19 points and 12 rebounds as the No. 1 ranked Oilers cruised past Stockton 73-25 in the 1A Wakeeney basketball substate.

The Oilers (23-0) have swept 49 consecutive games after winning the 2A state title last year. Central Plains led 21-0 after one period and 36-9 at halftime.

Stockton   0   9  10   6 – 25

C. Plains  21 15  23 14 – 73

STOCKTON (8-15)—Hamel 11, Means 6, Beougher 6, Conyac 4

CENTRAL PLAINS (23-0)—Liebl 23, Menges 19, Devin Ryan 12, Hickel 8, Brett Thompson 2, Oeser 2, Bieberle 2, Ethan Hurley 4

1A BOYS, DODGE CITY, THURSDAY

3 p.m.–Osborne 23-0 vs Lebo 18-5

4:45 p.m –St. John 20-4 vs. Hanover 23-1 

6:30 p.m—Central Plains 24-0 vs. Macksville 18-6 

8:15 p.m—Caldwell 22-2 vs. Berean Academy 21-3 

CENTRAL PLAINS BOYS HISTORY (17-19) 

21 STATE TRIPS (1-3 FINALS)

2019—1A—Central Plains (24-0) vs. Macksville (18-6)

2018—2A—Central Plains 58, Inman 42; Central Plains 58, Salina Sacred Heart 36; CHAMPIONSHIP—Central Plains 47, Pittsburg Colgan 34  

2016—2A—Central Plains 77, Lawrence Seabury 56; Salina Sacred Heart 62, Central Plains 52; THIRD PLACE—Central Plains 56, Hill City 25

2015—2A—Central Plains 67, Jackson Heights 42; Central Plains 69, Olpe 44; CHAMPIONSHIP—St. John 49, Central Plains 44

2007—1A—Olpe 60, Claflin 44

2006—1A—Claflin 61, Lebo 54; Claflin 70, Brewster 55; CHAMPIONSHIP—Macksville 55, Claflin 45

2000—1A—Macksville 67, Claflin 64

1999—1A—Lebo 69, Quivira Heights 47

1995—1A—Brewster 74, Quivira Heights 67

1993—1A—Frankfort 72, Claflin 64

1992—1A—Pike Valley 67, Claflin 57

1989—2A—Spearville 88, Quivira Heights 60

1986—1A—Northern Valley 80, Claflin 55

1985—2A—Highland 60, Claflin 56

1984—2A—Prettty Prairie 59, Claflin 42

1983—1A—Quivira Heights 55, Inman 50; Thayer 44, Quivira Heights 43; THIRD PLACE—Quivira Heights 45, Brewster 40 

1983—2A—Oswego 47, Claflin 45

1980—2A—Garden Plain 79, Claflin 53

1977—1A—Claflin 60, Hutchinson Trinity 58; Lebanon 66, Claflin 49; THIRD PLACE—Claflin 68, Mankato 50

1956—B—Claflin 62, Oswego 52; Claflin 56, Pretty Prairie 48; CHAMPIONSHIP—Inman 67, Claflin 66

1917—Bushton 28, Potter 6; Bushton 30, Macksville 8; Winfield 23, Bushton 21