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Live Broadcast Recording: Doubleheader vs. Lawrence

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:12:14 +0000

Watch a recording of the Lady Lancer’s 51-34 victory over Lawrence.

Watch a recording of the boy’s 58-52 victory over Lawrence.

Live Broadcast: Boys’ Basketball vs. Olathe Northwest

The Harbinger Online Staff — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:14:05 +0000

Tune in at 7 p.m. as the Lancers take on Olathe Northwest at home. Coming off a hard loss to Rockhurst the Lancers are thirsty for a win against a very good Ravens lineup.

Lancers Fall to Rockhurst

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:21:19 +0000

It’s largely considered to be the biggest game of the season. Senior Henry Simpson, a point guard on the team, said that the seniors look forward to this one more than any other. East fans waited patiently in the cafeteria as early as 3 on Friday. But in the Lancer’s first and only match-up against Rockhurst on the regular season schedule, every glimmer of hope for the boys in Columbia blue was gone by the fourth quarter. Inthe battle of East vs. Rockhurst, there was a clear and definitive winner.

At the game’s tentative start, however, neither side jumped out to a big lead. Immediately after the tip-off, East had the initial advantage after the Lancers favor as they gained possession of the ball and junior Vance Wentz sunk a deep field goal to put two points on the board. It appeared to be the perfectly scripted start the Lancers were looking for. But as the first quarter continued, the advantage slowly went to Rockhurst. Players like Kyle Wolf and Clay Guy put points on the board for the Hawklets with deep field goals. Their defensive full court press shut down East, who couldn’t get anything going inside the paint or from the three point line. And as the somewhat anticlimactic and low-scoring first quarter drew to a close, Rockhurst was ahead 8-5. Not at all how East wanted to start the highly anticipated match-up against the Hawklets.
As a matter of fact, Head Coach Shawn Hair has told his team again and again how they need to put up at least 60 points in a game. According to Hair’s philosophy, if you get 60 points you win the game.

The second quarter didn’t push the Lancers much closer to this goal. Juniors like Vance Wentz and Zach Schneider, who normally put up big points from the three point line, were virtually silent. Whether it was jitters or a mental break-down, East wasn’t producing offensively like Hair had hoped for. And for Rockhurst–they did a wonderful job of maintaining. They held on to their lead, lengthened it, and ended the quarter with senior Andrew Kramer sinking a half-court shot to put an exclamation mark on the impressive first half. It was Rockhurst ahead 23-12.

East could never really recover. The third quarter began and the Lancers appeared to become more desperate as time wore on. Wentz, Schneider and even junior Chase Hanna, who normally do well inside and beyond the three point arch, were throwing up desperation three pointers from way outside that weren’t falling. Credit is due, of course, to the Hawklets who had players scoring from all over their roster. Role players like Wolf and senior Pat Roberts held their own, while lesser-known junior Connor Kuhlman was involved in almost every scoring opportunity. An even offensive and defensive attack helped Rockhurst gain a convincing lead.

The fourth quarter, for the Lancers, was ultimately more like a funeral–in the sense that East fans and players looked to be mourning something that was already dead. Rockhurst held a commanding lead and didn’t let up; they won the game 54-28 when it was all said and done. East fans got excited when Hair put senior Chris Heady, who has been with the program since his freshman year, in the game but there were not a lot of highlights otherwise. However, even with the defeat, Lancer fans left the court by singing the school song. Obviously, they’ll be ready to do it all again next year.

Watch a recording of the JV boys 44-42 victory over Rockhurst.

Watch a recording of the Varsity boys 54-28 loss to Rockhurst.

The Varsity Lancer Dancer’s Halftime Dance

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Lancers Prevail Over Lawrence Free State

The Harbinger Online Staff — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 18:11:07 +0000

Turnovers Plague Lancers in Loss to Home Town McPherson

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:15:53 +0000

In the second round of the 48^th Annual McPherson Invitational Tournament, the Lancers fell to the hometown Bullpups 60-51. From the beginning of the game, Coach Shawn Hair’s team was unable to establish any rhythm on the offensive end. In a pregame interview, Hair said the Lancers would have to take care of the ball and not let the turnovers get the best of them. This was not the case however, as the Lancers turned the ball over 26 times.

The second quarter was characterized by more offensive woes from the Lancers as they continued to struggle with turnovers. McPherson senior guard Jordan Hart provided most of their offensive firepower. None of the Lancer defenders seemed able to contain him. After struggling to retain quality offensive possessions, senior guard Andy Hiett led an 11-5 Lancer run to end the quarter. Going into halftime, East trailed 29-20.

After carrying the momentum into halftime, the Lancers found themselves down 15 early in the third quarter. Juniors Vance Wentz and Zach Schneider proved to be the key sources of offense for East again as they fueled a comeback to bring the Lancers within one. Key assists from senior guards Henry Simpson and Alex Schoegler helped fuel the run as well. Late in the quarter, Schneider hit three free throws to give the Lancers a one point lead, their first of the game.

Coming into the fourth quarter, the Lancers looked to be controlling the game. McPherson was able to pick up the intensity on the defensive side and force more Lancer turnovers. Hart continued to give the Bullpups solid offense and got some help inside from junior Keaton Sorenson. After East gave up a few buckets and failed to convert on the offensive end, McPherson finally pulled away.

The Lancers drop to 6-4 on the season, and will play a tough Lawrence Free State team in the 3^rd place game tomorrow at 5:30. Hair’s team will be looking to rebound against a Sunflower League opponent who fell just short of the tournament’s championship.

Points by Player:

Wentz: 20

Schneider: 14

Hiett: 10

Tuttle: 4

Simpson: 2

Sutherland: 1

Lancers Knock Off West in Second Matchup

Duncan MacLachlan — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 21:57:27 +0000

Watch a recording of the Lady Lancers’ 45-28 victory over SM West.

Girls Game Wrap Up

>>By Andrew McKittrick

The Lady Lancers beat the West Vikings on Friday Night for the second time this year with a score of, 45-28. The leading scorer for the Lancers was senior Caroline Dodd with 13 points.

The Lancers started the game off with extremely tough defense, beginning with the second Viking possession and carrying on into the second half the Lancers pressed Sophomore point guard Ali Smith. The press helped to trap and keep the Vikings from shooting any open jumpers.

With most of the offense in the first quarter coming from perimeter play by seniors Shannon McGinley and Caroline Nick, the Lancers had trouble producing points. McGinley was also able to put pressure on Smith throughout the game as she worked at the point. The score was back and forth for much of the first quarter with neither team being able to achieve a lead of more than three points.

During the second quarter, the Lancers were able to extend their lead. Their interior defense held strong and denied the Vikings from entering the lane. This strong defense lead to multiple turnovers and forced the Vikings to settle for several ten foot jump shots instead of easy lay ups.

The Lancers were able to continue their hot streak from the first half. They started off the third quarter of with a 5-0 run. This put the Lady Lancers ahead 30-15. The first half featured extremely tough and scrappy defense lead by McGinley and Smith for their teams but only two total fouls for the half. In the second half the tough defense continued however more fouls were called on both teams.

Throughout the rest of the game, the score continued to sway back and forth staying right around 15 points. The Lancers continued to get great ball movement and pressuring the Vikings to prevent the Vikings from entering into the lane.

The Lady Lancers were able to continue the four game win streak with this win. On Tuesday they will look to gain a win and build their momentum against Olathe Northwest at home.

Watch a recording of the Lancer’s 46-26 victory over SM West.

Boys Game Wrap Up

>>By Will Webber

In their first meeting of the season, SM West scraped out a win against East with the help of some sharpshooting and great rebounding. But all of that energy was absent on Friday night, as West found themselves on the receiving end of a Lancer beatdown.

Prior to the 2011-2012 season, the Varsity basketball seniors set several goals for the regular season. Two of their goals were at stake on Friday night: defeat every Shawnee Mission team and win the Sunflower League title. After a tough loss in their first meeting with SM West, this game was a must-win.

The Lancers took full advantage of West’s poor play with an excellent game plan. In an effort to improve shot selection, Coach Hair adjusted his strategy to be more oriented around set plays rather than forced jump shots. Junior Zach Schneider started the scoring attack for East with a couple of early three-pointers. Encouraged by Schneider’s solid play, the entire team began to shoot well. Senior Andy Hiett led the team on some key transition plays, but the team really gained momentum once junior Chase Hanna got hot. Hanna hit several three-pointers, including one which closed out the first half and quieted a brief offensive surge from West.

West experienced issues throughout the entire game. As a bigger, slower team, West primarily relies on offensive rebounds and points in the paint. However, the Vikings’ big men were out-rebounded all night by Schneider and junior Billy Sutherland. Senior Mitch Witter, one of the Vikings leading big men, rolled his ankle in practice on Thursday. Coach Brinsko started Witter in spite of his injury, but he proved to be ineffective and hesitant until he eventually left the game, hobbling off the court. In his first meeting with the Lancers, junior Jay Temaat picked apart the Lancer’s defense with his lights-out shooting, but he was cold all night on Friday. Temaat and the rest of the team settled for desperate shots and found little success.

After a great offensive first half, the Lancers turned up the defensive heat for the second. East’s defense, led by senior guards Andy Hiett, Alex Schoegler and Henry Simpson, held West to one point in the third quarter. These senior leaders had been plagued by turnovers in the previous meeting, but played an exceptional game with few to no errors this time around.

Most of the second half was played from the free throw line due to increased fouling from both teams. Coach Hair showed confidence in his team and gave playing time to many of his well-deserving players as his team winded down the 46-26 victory. As the Lancers enter the McPherson tournament, their goals are very much alive.

Live Broadcast Recording: Basketball vs. SM North

Duncan MacLachlan — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 16:17:33 +0000

Tune in for a doubleheader as the girls’ basketball team takes on SM North at 5:30 p.m. and the boys’ at 7 p.m. on the road. The Lady Lancers won their game 51-28, the boys will begin around 7:25 p.m. at North Field House.

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Live Broadcast Recording: Boys’ Basketball vs. SM South

Duncan MacLachlan — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 20:52:50 +0000

The Lancers lost to SM South 55-31.

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Live Broadcast Recording: Boys’ Basketball vs. SM Northwest

The Harbinger Online Staff — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 15:50:42 +0000

Watch a recording of the Lancers’ 66-52 victory over SM Northwest.

Live Broadcast Recording: Sectionals vs. Olathe South

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 16:05:42 +0000

The Lancers lost to the Falcons 55-42 in sectionals.

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. SM Northwest

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 15:01:15 +0000

Watch a recording of the Lancers’ 38-21 playoff victory over the SM Northwest Cougars. The Lancers will advance to play Olathe South next Friday.

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Live Broadcast: Soccer vs. BV Northwest

The Harbinger Online Staff — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 20:59:57 +0000

The Lancers lost in the quarterfinals to BV Northwest 0-1. Check back soon for a recording of the game.

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. SM West

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 22:38:53 +0000

The Lancers lost to the Vikings 30-25.

Live Broadcast: Football vs. Blue Valley North

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 21:22:25 +0000

Tune it at 7 p.m. to catch a live broadcast as the Lancers face Blue Valley North on the road.

Live Broadcast Recording: Soccer vs. SM West

The Harbinger Online Staff — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 21:33:52 +0000

Watch a recording of the Lancers’ 2-1 victory over the Vikings.

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. Lawrence Free State

The Harbinger Online Staff — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 20:30:08 +0000

Watch a recording of the Lancer’s 14-12 victory over Lawrence Free State.

Live Broadcast: Soccer vs. SM South

The Harbinger Online Staff — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 23:17:22 +0000

Due to restrictions set by the Shawnee Mission School District, recordings will not be able to be posted. The Harbinger staff is working with the district to be able to publish recordings.

Live Broadcast Recording: Boys’ Soccer vs. Leavenworth

The Harbinger Online Staff — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 21:35:24 +0000

The Lancers defeated the Pioneers 10-0.

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. Olathe South

The Harbinger Online Staff — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 17:26:16 +0000

Watch a live recording of the Lancers’ loss to Olathe South 29-21.

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The Lancers looked strong early in their homecoming game against the Falcons of Olathe South, forcing the Falcons to punt on their first possession after receiving the opening kickoff.

Starting off on their own 45 yard-line, junior quarterback Nick Pirotte orchestrated a beautiful drive capped off with a four-yard plunge by senior fullback Jeff Cole. The Falcons responded the next possession with a 75-yard rush to tie it up early. Later in the first quarter, Pirotte threw up a shot to the back left corner of the end zone to junior receiver Connor Rellihan who made a leaping acrobatic catch. Senior kicker Sean Luenz made the PAT and was able to give the Lancers the 14-7 edge early on.

A turnover at the end of the first quarter gave the Falcons sufficient field position which led to short rushing touchdown. Another good PAT conversion would tie up the game. On the next possession, the Lancers were moving steadily down the field when the Falcons took an interception 79-yards the other way. After a missed point after attempt, the score was 20-14 in favor of the Falcons.

While the Lancer defense looked strong all day, perhaps the drive of the game was as the first half was coming to a close. After going three-and-out on offense, the Falcons began their drive close to midfield. With time winding down, Olathe South was able to get the ball within a foot of the goal line, but a stout Lancer defense made the stop of the day on fourth down, keeping the score to 20-14 at half.
Receiving the second-half kick off, East was able to march down the field with a 9-play, 54 yard drive that was capped by 2-yard run by Cole, his second of the day. The score would remain 21-20 for the rest of the third quarter.
After solid play from both defenses in the second-half, the Falcons were able to add a 68 yard touchdown pass six plays into the fourth quarter. A failed two-point conversion would keep the game within striking distance for the Lancers, who trailed 26-21 at the time.

The Lancer defense was unable to stay off the field as senior receiver and kick returner Elliot Faerber was unable to hold on to the ball while shaking off the Falcon kickoff team. The fumble resulted in a Falcon possession at the eight-yard line, yet again the Lancer defense came up big, only allowing a field goal. The score was 29-21.

An interception and punt by Lancers next two drives didn’t prove costly as the defense again came up big and forced two Olathe South punts.

The game would come down to the final drive. After a gutsy fourth and ten call by head coach Chip Sherman, Pirotte found a diving Rellihan on a skinny seam route that split the Falcon defense. The catch got the Lancers to their own 1o-yard line. On what seemed like a dreamlike drive, was unfortunately ended the next play with a Falcon interception at the three-yard line. Olathe South would kneel twice to end the game. Final score 29-21, Olathe South.

The Lancers (2-2) head to Lawrence (2-2) next Friday, September 30. The game features a father versus son match-up when Lancer quarterbacks coach and athletic director Sam Brown takes on his son Mack Brown, the offensive coordinator for the Chesty Lions.

Live Broadcast: Soccer vs. Lawrence Free State

The Harbinger Online Staff — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 00:11:06 +0000

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Live Broadcast: Football vs. SM North

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 22:34:55 +0000

Tune in at 7 p.m. for a live broadcast as the Lancers take on the Indians.

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Live Broadcast Recording: Boys’ Soccer vs. North

Duncan MacLachlan — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 23:09:50 +0000

Watch a recording of the boy soccer team’s 5-2 victory over North.

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. Olathe East

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 20:15:56 +0000

The Lancers lost to Olathe East 35-27. Watch the first half of the game below and check back for the whole game recording as well as a gallery from the game.

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Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. SM Northwest

The Harbinger Online Staff — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 20:42:00 +0000

Watch a live broadcast of the Lancers’ 28-3 win over the Shawnee Mission North West Cougars.

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Live Broadcast: Track and Field @ SM North Relays

The Harbinger Online Staff — Fri, 06 May 2011 18:22:19 +0000

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Live Broadcast: Girls’ Soccer vs. Leavenworth (Senior Night)

The Harbinger Online Staff — Wed, 04 May 2011 20:07:40 +0000

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Live Broadcast: Softball vs. SM Northwest (Senior Night)

The Harbinger Online Staff — Tue, 03 May 2011 15:44:30 +0000

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Live Broadcast Recording: Girls’ Soccer vs. Lawrence

Jeff Cole — Mon, 02 May 2011 20:46:22 +0000

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Live Broadcast Recording: Girls’ Soccer @ SM Northwest

The Harbinger Online Staff — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 15:10:29 +0000

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Live Broadcast Schedule Update

The Harbinger Online Staff — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 15:00:55 +0000

The Harbinger’s broadcasting team is live streaming various events this spring.

Here is a schedule of what is being broadcasted for the rest of the 2010-2011 school year on The Harbinger Online.

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April 26 Senior Honor and Awards Night

April 28 Girls’ Soccer @ SM Northwest

Monday, May 2 Girls’ Soccer vs. Lawrence

Tuesday, May 3 Softball vs. SM Northwest (Senior Night)

Thursday, May 5 Girls’ Soccer @ Olathe Northwest

Friday, May 6 Track Meet – SM North Relays

Tuesday, May 10 Baseball vs. SM South

Wednesday, May 18 Graduation Pre-Show and Ceremony

Check Back Later for our Post-Season Live Broadcasting Schedule

Harbinger Online » Game Broadcasts

Live Broadcast Recording: Doubleheader vs. Lawrence

Live Broadcast: Boys’ Basketball vs. Olathe Northwest

Lancers Fall to Rockhurst

Lancers Prevail Over Lawrence Free State

Turnovers Plague Lancers in Loss to Home Town McPherson

Lancers Knock Off West in Second Matchup

Live Broadcast Recording: Basketball vs. SM North

Live Broadcast Recording: Boys’ Basketball vs. SM South

Live Broadcast Recording: Boys’ Basketball vs. SM Northwest

Live Broadcast Recording: Sectionals vs. Olathe South

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. SM Northwest

Live Broadcast: Soccer vs. BV Northwest

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. SM West

Live Broadcast: Football vs. Blue Valley North

Live Broadcast Recording: Soccer vs. SM West

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. Lawrence Free State

Live Broadcast: Soccer vs. SM South

Live Broadcast Recording: Boys’ Soccer vs. Leavenworth

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. Olathe South

Live Broadcast: Soccer vs. Lawrence Free State

Live Broadcast: Football vs. SM North

Live Broadcast Recording: Boys’ Soccer vs. North

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. Olathe East

Live Broadcast Recording: Football vs. SM Northwest

Live Broadcast: Track and Field @ SM North Relays

Live Broadcast: Girls’ Soccer vs. Leavenworth (Senior Night)

Live Broadcast: Softball vs. SM Northwest (Senior Night)

Click here to get the necessary applications to view Harbinger Online live broadcasts on your mobile phone.

Live Broadcast Recording: Girls’ Soccer vs. Lawrence

Live Broadcast Recording: Girls’ Soccer @ SM Northwest

Live Broadcast Schedule Update

The Harbinger’s broadcasting team is live streaming various events this spring.

Here is a schedule of what is being broadcasted for the rest of the 2010-2011 school year on The Harbinger Online.

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