2026 KSHSAA Daily Roundup: April 27th

Parker Clubb delivered a masterpiece on the mound, striking out 15 batters and allowing just one hit in a complete-game shutout to lead Mulvane past Wellington 3-0. Grady Myers and Hudson Myers anchored the offense with two hits apiece, providing the necessary support to secure the victory. Despite the loss, Wellington's Milo Elder kept the game competitive by surrendering only one run and zero hits during his three innings of work.

Hagen Warkins powered the Mulvane offense with a four-hit, four-RBI performance, leading his team to a dominant 11-1 victory over Wellington. Grey Sanders and Brody Clasen combined for a masterful one-hitter on the mound, racking up 11 total strikeouts to stifle the opposition. Wellington’s Colton Elmore broke up the no-hit bid with a base hit, providing a lone bright spot for his side in the contest.

Sabetha secured a hard-fought 8-6 victory over Jefferson West, pulling ahead in the sixth inning behind a decisive two-run single from Reid Mitchell. Mitchell finished the day with two hits and three RBIs, while Micah Lang also tallied two hits to support winning pitcher Ike Tramp's complete-game effort. Max Tuck paced the Jefferson West offense with two hits, and Brady Skahan contributed a key double and two RBIs in the narrow loss.

Sabetha pulled away late to secure a 9-7 victory over Jefferson West, fueled by a 12-hit offensive performance led by Micah Lang’s three-hit day. Collin Montgomery provided the heavy lifting in the lineup with four RBIs, including a crucial double during a three-run seventh inning that broke a late-game tie. Jefferson West fought back repeatedly throughout the contest, highlighted by Brody Thelen’s triple and multi-hit efforts from Brady Skahan and Cyler Monhollon.

Carter Bengtson sparked the McPherson offense with three hits and two RBIs, leading his team to a 7-2 victory over Wichita Collegiate. Cowen Huggard earned the win on the mound by allowing just two runs over five innings, while Asher Allen contributed two RBIs to help maintain the early lead. Wichita Collegiate remained competitive through the final frames behind multi-hit performances from Gavin Klausmeyer and Carson Malaise.

McPherson relied on a stellar pitching performance from Colt Chapman to defeat Wichita Collegiate 3-1 in a defensive battle. Chapman earned the win by scattering two hits over five and one-third scoreless innings, while Adrian Unruh and Cade Strathman provided the necessary run support with timely RBI hits. Wichita Collegiate kept the pressure on late as Mason Bond drove in a run, though the Spartans were limited to just two hits in the narrow loss.

Cheney overcame a six-run deficit with a massive seven-run seventh inning to stun Trinity Academy in an 8-7 comeback victory. Carson Swartz anchored the win with five scoreless innings of relief, while Coby Robinson delivered the game-deciding RBI single in the final frame. Trinity Academy was led by a dominant start from Brody Lee, who struck out nine batters over six innings, and two RBIs from Camdon Killgore.

Cale Kaufman provided the game’s biggest highlight with a massive fifth-inning grand slam, driving in four runs to lead Trinity Academy to a 6-2 win over Cheney. Caleb Back secured the victory on the mound, striking out four while allowing just one run over three and one-third innings of work. Cheney remained competitive behind RBI contributions from Reece Tolar and Landry Quick, while the pitching staff combined to strike out eight Trinity Academy hitters in the effort.

Jackson Barker and Cale Fossett combined for a stellar five-hit shutout to lead Shawnee Mission South past Blue Valley North 4-0. Barker earned the win with seven strikeouts over six innings, while Atticus McGeeney provided the offensive spark with a two-run single in the fourth. Blue Valley North's Gabe Waymore pitched a complete game in the loss, holding the Raiders to just three earned runs over seven innings of work.

Bo Woodall dominated on the mound, striking out nine batters and allowing just two hits in a complete-game effort to lead Blue Valley Northwest past Gardner-Edgerton 5-1. Jack Quickel provided the offensive spark with a two-run double, while Nathan Troutner, Brody Kopmeyer, and Grayson McFall each tallied multi-hit games for the victors. Gardner-Edgerton’s Cash Myers turned in a solid relief appearance, surrendering zero earned runs and striking out three over four innings of work.

Girard edged St. Mary's-Colgan 2-1 in a dramatic eight-inning pitcher's duel, clinching the walk-off win when Blake Brokob drew a bases-loaded walk. Kam Smith was masterful for Girard, striking out 16 batters and allowing zero earned runs in a complete-game performance. St. Mary's Colgan received an equally impressive outing from Gabe Brown, who fanned 11 hitters over seven and two-thirds innings of work.

Girard secured a 6-1 victory over St. Mary's Colgan, fueled by a balanced offensive attack and a steady complete-game performance from Bryor Schultz. Briggs Buckingham set the tone at the top of the lineup with two hits and two RBIs, while Schultz and Ben Cullen also drove in two runs apiece to propel the Trojans' offense. St. Mary's Colgan took an early lead behind a Brock Radell RBI single, but could not keep pace with the Trojans.