We have compiled the Sub-State standings for all the Sub-State that involve area teams and will update the standings leading all the way up to the release of the Sub-State brackets. Below are all the sub-state pairings/standings for the listening area teams with latest records as of action through Wednesday, February 15th.

Sub-State postseason action will take place February 27th through March 4th.

****If a record below is wrong please send a message to Mike Smith through the MSCsports.net website so it can be corrected****

2017 Kansas High School Basketball Sub-State Standings: 
(Records through games played on Feb. 15th) --- Sub-State information gathered by KNZA & KMZA radio (by Mike Smith -- please credit KNZA & KMZA radio if you use this information)

#Teams have a win or loss vs. JV team which does not count for postseason -- records in () are overall season records including JV win or loss; records outside of () are Sub-State record

$Riverbend International - win came vs Patton 9th grade team -- have 2 remaining games (at Flint Hills Christian & vs Patton)

*Tie-breakers (Tie breaker policy listed below standings)

*Current tie-breakers with current Sub-State standings
3A at Sabetha (girls) - Hiawatha is #2 seed via head-to-head win over Horton 
3A at Sabetha (boys) -
      MH-MA & Nemaha Central tied for #1 seed (coin flip - no head-to-head) 
3A at St Mary's (girls) -
       Riley County is #2 seed via head-to-head wins over St. Mary's & Silver Lake;
       Silver Lake is #3 seed via head-to-head with St. Mary's (SL beat St. Mary's twice) 
3A at St Mary's (girls) -
       Perry Lecompton and Royal Valley tied for #7 seed (coin flip - split head-to-head)
2A at Bennington (girls) - Solomon and Ell-Saline tied for #5 seed (coin flip - no head-to-head) 2A at Valley Falls (girls) -
Bishop Seabury is #7 seed via head-to-head win over Heritage Christian

Sub-State Seeding Criteria by KSHSAA

1. Seeding shall be based strictly on percentage of wins and losses. To determine this percentage, divide the number of games won by the number of games played. (Only varsity competitions will count.) The team with the higher percentage will receive the higher seed. Byes in regular season games/tournaments (including league tournament) ARE NOT to be counted.

2. If two teams have an identical percentage, the tie will be broken as follows:

a. If the teams played each other, the one defeating the other a larger number of times will receive the seed.

b. If they have played each other and each has defeated the other team under consideration an identical number of times, go to step (c).

c. If two teams have the same percentage of wins and 1 or 2 will not resolve the tie, the team with the most wins will receive the better seed.

d. If the tie in (c) still remains, then a draw by lot will determine the team receiving the higher seed. (Use a person from your community as a witness.)

3. If three teams have an identical percentage, the tie will be broken as follows:
a. If one team has defeated the other two a larger number of times, it will receive the better seed.

b. If not, the manager will draw by lot for top seed, then the tie between the remaining two teams shall be broken by using procedures in (2). The procedure for draw by lot is to put the names of the teams tied into a hat and draw. The first one drawn will receive the highest seed.

4. In sub-state tournaments, teams receiving a bye will consider the bye as a win as it relates to their win-loss record for seeding purposes in subsequent tournaments.