100 – 5, Miller, WC, 12.38. 400 – 4, Stallbaumer, H, 58.26.

Hanover JH Invite Thursday, April 4 at Washington 8TH GRADE BOYS 100 – 1, Moe, CC, 12.3; 2, McClellan, WC, 12.7; 4, Winter, L, 12.8; 5, J. Bruna, H, 12.9; 6, C.

Frankfort Middle Meet Thursday, April 11 Linn results BOYS 800 – 1, C. Ohlde, 2:17.60; 4, G.

Bennington Invite Thursday, March 28 Clifton-Clyde results BOYS 400 – 4, Germann, 1:01.14. 1600 – 4, Girard, 5:10.96; 6, Begnoche, 5:18.51 3200 – 2, Girard, 11:26.05; 4, Begnoche, 11:46.30.

The Hanov Hanover looked like they would roll to a state championship without any trouble after winning the first two games at the state tournament by 14 and 28 points respectively, and then jumping to a 15-point first quarter lead in the state title game against Lebo on Saturday. But traditional state foe Lebo crept their way back to take a lead late in the third quarter before Hanover finally got momentum back and went on to win 50-35 for their second state basketball championship in a row.

The Twin Valley League had a strong showing again at the state basketball tournament this year. Besides the local Hanover girls and Clifton-Clyde boys participation in the tournament (see associated stories), the Frankfort girls won the Class 1A-Div. I crown over formerly undefeated Little River, 47-41. Frankfort blew out their first two opponents at state. The championship game was their closest game since defeating Clifton-Clyde at the substate championship, 4641.

Clifton-Clyde’s trip to the state tournament ended in round one after the Eagles struggled with their shooting, especially from the 3-point line. The team faced off against Olpe in the first round game on Wednesday in Colby and ended up falling 50-58.