Topeka High's Hailey Caryl batting for the ball.

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Hayden's Hailey Schmidtlein tops Topeka girls basketball in the pre-holiday scoring & assists charts.

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Quincy Dixon led Shawnee Heights with 17 pts. in game vs. Topeka West.

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Seaman's KaeVon Bonner tops the Topeka scoring and assists lists through the holiday break.

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Senior Simon Rowley's 16.5/game scoring average leads Washburn Rural.

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Junior Zayah Kincaid led Highland Park with 17 pts. in game vs. Wyandotte.

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Kailyn Hanni, Silver Lake, passed the 1,000 pts. mark for her career.

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By RICK PETERSON

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Hayden High's soccer boys team improved to 2-0 on the young 2023 season with its second non-league win in four days, blanking Ottawa 2-0 Monday at Hayden.

The Wildcats, who opened their season with a win over Topeka West last Friday, scored a goal in each half to take the win over Ottawa.

J.P.Ayella2023 2Hayden sophomore J.P. Ayella scored the game-winning goal in Monday's 2-0 non-league soccer win over Ottawal [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]

J.P.Ayella2023 1Hayden sophomore J.P. Ayella (left) is congratulated by his teammates after scoring the first goal in Monday's 2-0 non-league soccer win over Ottawal [Photo by Rick Peterson/TSN]

Sophomore forward J.P. Ayella scored the only goal Hayden would need at the 8:53 mark of the first half to give the Wildcats a 1-0 halftime edge.

Hayden added an insurance goal with 18:58 remaining in the match on a shot from junior midfielder Victor Rodriguez.

Senior Zach Cook and junior Chase Blaser combined to post the shutout in goal for the Wildcats.   

Hayden will return to action at home Thursday, opening Centennial League play against Topeka High (4 p.m. start).

HAYDEN 2, OTTAWA 0

Ottawa  0 0 -- 0

Hayden 1 1 -- 2

Hayden -- Goals: Ayella, V. Rodriguez. Shutout: Cook, Blaser.

 

 

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