HILLSBORO — Isiah Perez scored 15 points to spark Larned past Hillsboro 43-39 in a Central Kansas league basketball game. Larned’s Derek Delgao iced the victory with two free throws. Larned won the fourth quarter 12-6.
Larned (7-1, 2-0) stayed tied for first place in the Central Kansas League with Hesston and Pratt. Evan Skelton added eight points. Micah Allen led Hillsboro 5-2, 1-1) with 11 points.
The Indians travel to Lyons Tuesday for a CKL game.
Larned 12 10 9 12 — 43
Hillsboro 10 16 7 6 —39
Larned — Perez 15, Skelton 8, Galliart 6,  O’Neill 5, Meyer 5, Stelter 2, Delgado 2
Hillsboro — Allen 11, Knoll 7, Cross 7, Vogt 6, Loewen 6, Funk 2
HILLSBORO GIRLS 34, LARNED 26
HILLSBORO — Alex Ratzlaff scored 19 points to spark Hillsboro’s girls (2-5, 1-1 CKL) past Larned 34-26 in a low-scoring Central Kansas League basketball game.
Larned (1-7, 0-2) was paced by Haley Skelton with nine points and Kelsey Parr aded seven points.
Larned 8 6 4 8 — 26
Hillsboro 8 9 11 6 —34
Larned — Skelton 9, Parr 7, Aldrich 5, Lessard 3, Shepherd 2
Hillsboro — Ratzlaff 19, Sechrist 4,  Heinrichs 2, Proffitt 2, Wiens 2, Linnens 2, Franz 1
HAVEN 51, HOISINGTON 37
HOISINGTON — Tim Hendrixson scored 21 points and Jamal Rogers scored 17 points to spark Haven (5-3, 1-1 CKL) past Hoisington 51-37 Friday night.
Steffan Dolechek led Hoisington (2-5, 0-2 CKL) with 10 points. Tyler Specht scored six of his eight points in the fourth quarter, including a 3-pointer at the buzzer. Seth Owen chipped in nine points.
Haven 14 15 15 7 — 51
Hoisington 6 6 8 17 —37
Haven — Hendrixson 21, Rogers 17, J. Newcomer 2, Borntrager 2, Pierce 2, Eash 2, Ezell 2, Kauffman 2, Yoder 1
Hoisington — Dolechek 10, Owen 9,  Specht 8, Dolechek 3, Broeder 3, Reif 2, Wright 2
HAVEN 51, HOISINGTON 25
Hoisington’s girls (2-5, 0-2 CKL) started with two of 20 field goals and trailed 29-8 at halftime. Haven cruised past the Cardinals 51-25 Friday.
Haven (6-2, 1-1) led 14-5 after one quarter and used a 17-0 run for a dominating 27-5 lead. Hoisington’s Rylie Koester scored 16 points and grabbed eight rebounds.
Mikaela Wells scored 13 points. Samantha Stallbaumer paced the Wildcats with 14 points and six steals.
“We continue to struggle executing an offense,” said Hoisington coach Mandy Mason. “We’re not real confident. We’re struggling inside are we’re undersized in those positions.”
Haven 14 15 12 10 — 51
Hoisington 5 3 7 10 —25
Haven — Stallbaumer 14, Wells 13, Mattingly 8, Wagler 5, Hendrixson 5, Oller 4, Stucky 2
Hoisington — Koester 16, Demel 2, Stout 2, Sanders 2, Schremmel 2, Jonas 1