2026 KSHSAA Daily Roundup: May 12th

Mulvane secured a dominant 15-1 victory over Ottawa, powered by Parker Clubb’s massive offensive performance featuring two home runs and seven runs batted in. Grey Sanders anchored the win from the mound, striking out seven batters over five innings, while Logan Hepner provided a bright spot for Ottawa by driving in their lone run of the contest. The Mulvane lineup combined for nine hits, including back-to-back three-hit efforts from Clubb and Hays Ensley, to overwhelm their opponents early.

Hagen Warkins delivered a masterful performance on the mound, striking out 14 batters and allowing just one hit over six scoreless innings to lead Mulvane to a 10-0 victory over Chanute. The Mulvane offense backed the dominant pitching with home runs from Grady Myers and Parker Clubb, while Brady Alonzo recorded the lone hit for Chanute in the contest.

Drake Blasi headlined a massive offensive surge for Maize, launching a sixth-inning grand slam and driving in five runs to secure a 13-2 victory over Andover Central. Porter Newell dominated on the mound, striking out seven and allowing no walks over six innings, while the bottom of the Maize order, Hunter Jennings, Brodie Jarvis, and Zane Brungardt, combined for seven hits and seven RBIs. Andover Central’s Jet Thompson recorded two hits in the loss.

Mill Valley secured an 11-3 victory over Gardner Edgerton, punctuated by a six-run sixth inning that featured home runs from Jackson Lucht and Easton Engelhart. Carson Cooke controlled the mound for the Jaguars, striking out eight batters and allowing only one earned run over six innings of work. Despite the loss, Gardner Edgerton remained disciplined in the field with zero errors, while Jack Lewis, Kaden Medina, and Spencer Kohl each contributed an RBI.

Bodie Rodriguez delivered a dominant complete-game performance on the mound, striking out 12 batters to lead Salina Central to an 8-2 victory over Derby. The offense supported Rodriguez’s gem with a three-run third inning highlighted by a Grayton Gross triple, while Talon Cunningham provided an RBI to lead the Derby effort.

Oscar Perez spearheaded a 7-4 Salina Central victory over Derby, finishing 3-for-4 with two doubles and a pair of runs scored at Dean Evans Stadium. Eli Kreighbaum provided the critical power at the plate with four runs batted in, while pitcher Grayton Gross struck out eight across five innings to earn the win. Despite the loss, Derby’s Hunter Gibbon and Cooper Williams each tallied two hits, helping the Panthers briefly take a third-inning lead before Salina Central reclaimed the advantage for good.

Olathe East defeated Olathe North 13-5, powered by Carson May’s three-run home run and a three-hit performance from Carter King. Reliever Parker Hughes secured the win by throwing over four innings of scoreless ball, effectively shutting down the Olathe North offense after they had briefly tied the game in the third. Calder Townsend paced Olathe North in the loss, finishing 2-for-3 with two runs batted in.

Nick Goldsmith capped off a dominant 11-1 victory for Olathe West by launching a seventh-inning grand slam to finish the day with four runs batted in. Max Hamilton was stellar on the mound, racking up 10 strikeouts and allowing only one run in a complete-game effort without yielding a single walk. Landen Hays provided the lone offensive spark for Olathe Northwest, finishing 2-for-3 and driving in their only run of the contest.

Thomas More Prep-Marian pulled away for an 11-5 victory over Garden City, using a four-run fifth inning to break a late-game tie. Caden Dinkel spearheaded the Monarchs' 11-hit attack with three hits and two RBIs, while Logan Baalmann earned the win on the mound by allowing only two hits over five and one-third innings. Garden City’s offense was kept in check despite a double from Strecker and two RBIs apiece from Rathburn and Wells.

Thomas More Prep-Marian exploded for a 19-8 victory over Garden City, fueled by a 10-run third inning and home runs from Ty Schmeidler and Caden Dinkel. Schmeidler and Dinkel each drove in four runs to lead a 13-hit barrage, while relief pitcher Ian Nehls secured the win with nearly two innings of hitless ball. Garden City’s Strecker provided a standout performance in the loss, going 3-for-3 with a home run, a double, and five runs batted in.

McPherson rallied late to secure a gritty 7-5 extra-inning victory over Buhler, sealed by Nolan Pearcy’s go-ahead sacrifice bunt and an insurance single from Cru Buchman in the ninth. Buchman led the offense with three hits, while reliever Colt Chapman was untouchable on the mound, striking out seven and allowing just one hit over six scoreless innings to shut down the Buhler comeback. Case Moler provided the primary highlight for Buhler by driving in two runs, helping the Crusaders briefly hold a 5-2 lead before the McPherson bullpen took control.

McPherson secured a dominant 12-2 victory over Buhler, fueled by a six-run fourth inning featuring RBI singles from Graham Prescott, Nolan Pearcy, and Cru Buchman. Buchman also earned the win on the mound, surrendering only three hits and one run over five innings while striking out four. Layne Burkhart and Asher McConnaughy each drove in a run to lead the Buhler offense.

Rock Creek edged Tonganoxie in a 2-1 defensive battle, clinched by Jaxon Pendell’s clutch RBI double in the sixth inning. Palmer Martinie earned the win with a dominant nine-strikeout performance over five innings, while Tonganoxie’s Marek Davenport pitched a stellar complete game, racking up 12 strikeouts in the narrow loss. Jacob Morenz provided the lone run for Tonganoxie with an RBI single, but the Mustangs held on behind a late save from Blade Grieshaber.

Rock Creek cruised to a 12-0 shutout victory over Tonganoxie, led by Jaxon Pendell’s three-hit performance and two runs batted in. Wyatt Wells earned the win on the mound, holding Tonganoxie to just four hits over four and one-third scoreless innings, while Jesse Lies, Jordy Scott, and Brock Lubbers added to the 13-hit attack with multi-hit games. Carter Ingerson provided a highlight for Tonganoxie in the loss, leading the team with two hits.

Dylan Eikenbary delivered a masterclass on both sides of the ball, driving in four runs on three hits and striking out 11 batters to lead Piper to an 11-0 shutout over Topeka West. The Piper offense backed his dominant four-inning, one-hit pitching performance with a 10-hit attack, including multi-hit games from Myles Ross, Judah Monhollon, and Carter Laird. Max Calvert recorded the lone hit for Topeka West in the contest as the Piper bullpen combined to preserve the scoreless victory.

Blue Valley West snatched a late 4-3 victory over Blue Valley Southwest, secured by Cade Wysong’s go-ahead RBI double in the fifth inning. Nash Peters earned the win on the mound and James Hunt collected the save, while Brandon Parks joined Wysong in leading the offense with two hits apiece. Luke Hanahan provided a standout performance for Blue Valley Southwest in the loss, launching a solo home run and finishing the day 2-for-2.

Shawnee Mission West edged Shawnee Mission Northwest in a 1-0 defensive battle, secured by Will Berki’s clutch RBI single in the sixth inning. Ben Goodwin anchored the shutout victory with a dominant pitching performance, while Drew Wilson was the tough-luck loser for the Cougars, allowing only three hits over five and one-third innings. Landon Rice, Dalton Close, and Johnny Cecil accounted for the three hits in the narrow loss for the Cougars.

Shawnee Mission West edged Shawnee Mission Northwest in a 1-0 defensive battle, secured by Will Berki’s clutch RBI single in the sixth inning. Ben Goodwin earned the victory by pitching a complete-game shutout, limiting the opposition to just three hits. Landon Rice, Dalton Close, and Johnny Cecil each recorded a hit for Shawnee Mission Northwest, while Drew Wilson delivered a strong performance on the mound in the narrow loss.

Seaman secured a dominant 10-0 victory over Shawnee Heights, highlighted by a masterful no-hitter from Cale Rosenberger, who struck out four and walked none over six hitless innings. The offense backed the gem with a nine-hit attack led by Beau Jessop’s three hits and a two-run triple from Cooper Hayes.

Kapaun Mt. Carmel surged to a 19-3 victory over Wichita Southeast behind a perfect 4-for-4 performance from Charlie Meyer, who highlighted the day with a solo home run and three singles. Wyatt Sullenger earned the win on the mound while fueling the 16-hit attack with a two-run homer and four runs batted in, alongside a two-run blast from Cal Purvis. Phillip Johnson sparked a brief rally for Wichita Southeast with an RBI single, and Malakai Reed led their effort with two hits in the contest.

Kapaun Mt. Carmel cruised to a 17-0 shutout victory over Wichita Southeast, powered by a solo home run from Wyatt Sullenger and four RBIs apiece from Gage Nye and Max Worrell. John Maggard earned the win with four innings of one-hit ball, while the Crusaders' disciplined lineup combined for nine hits and 11 walks.

Hayden secured an 8-1 victory over Eudora, fueled by a productive third inning featuring an RBI single from Aiden Roberts and a two-run triple by Everett Tourtillott. Max Becker earned the win by allowing just one run over five innings, while the offense benefited from two-hit performances by Roberts, Mason Becker, and Kade Mitchell. Eudora’s offense was limited to four hits, with Kamden Robson, Cole Arnold, Zeke Bartmess, and Quinn Brunin each reaching base safely in the effort.

Hayden surged to a 14-5 victory over Eudora, utilizing a high-powered offense that drew 12 walks and featured a four-RBI performance from Ben Tourtillott. Everett Tourtillott secured the win on the mound, striking out six and allowing just one hit over three scoreless innings of relief. Eudora’s Quinn Brunin tallied two hits while Cole Arnold drove in two runs during a five-run fourth-inning rally that served as a bright spot for the Cardinals.

Parker Jackson finished a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate with two RBIs to lead Concordia to a 9-3 victory over Clay Center. Drake Blochlinger earned the win on the mound, allowing only two earned runs over five innings, while Gehrig Bechard provided two innings of hitless relief to seal the game. Kody Schmale anchored the Clay Center effort, driving in two of the team's three runs from the bottom of the order.

Koehn Williams powered Concordia to a 9-2 victory over Clay Center, driving in four runs on two timely singles during the fourth and fifth innings. Chane Parker earned the win on the mound, surrendering only one earned run over six innings, while the offense combined for 12 hits including multi-hit games from Parker Jackson and Drake Blochlinger. Clay Center’s Rylan Gurney collected two hits and Hayden Cyr provided an RBI in the loss.