The Rock Bridge boys swim team broke another school record and finished second at the 17-team Blue Springs Invitational yesterday.

The Bruins’ 200-yard medley relay team of Brandon Walker, Chuck Caldwell, Sam Rainey and Michael Schoelz claimed Rock Bridge’s only victory with a school-record time of 1 minute, 44.29 seconds.

Rock Bridge turned in top-3 finishes in several events to place second with 258 points behind Blue Springs’ winning total of 276.

Led by Michael Sheahen’s victory in the 500 free, Hickman placed third with 124 points. Sheahen won the 500 in 4:52.40 and was third in the 200 free (1:48.67).

Rock Bridge finished second twice and third four times.

The Bruins’ 200 free relay of Rainey, John Ludwig, Keith Wilson and Kevin Schoelz was second in 1:37.20.

The 400 free relay of Kevin Schoelz, Wilson, Michael Schoelz and Caldwell took third in 3:29.02.

Individually, Caldwell placed second in the 100 breast (1:02.72). Walker was third in the 100 backstroke (58.17) and Michael Schoelz finished third in the 100 breast (1:03.2) and 100 free (50.61).

Rock Bridge also turned in three state-qualifying times: Wyatt Hodges, 200 individual medley (2:07.06); Rainey, 100 butterfly (57.80) and Ludwig, 100 breast (1:06.04).

Hickman’s Andrew Heath also joined the state-qualifying list, with a 59.5 in the 100 backstroke.

The two Columbia teams compete in the Raytown South Invitational next weekend.

Girls basketball

● Rolla 42, Rock Bridge 39: The Bruins suffered their first loss of the season in the championship game of the Rolla Tournament.

Rock Bridge (9-1) led 36-29 entering the fourth quarter but couldn’t hang on. Cameo Holly and Katherine Harry each scored 11 for the Bruins. Holly was named the tournament’s MVP, and Harry and Ashley Dressler were named to the all-tournament team.

Kaitlin Bramel led Rolla (11-2) with 12 points.

"It was a game of runs, and it was basically whoever had the ball last was going to win," Rock Bridge Coach Jill Nagel said. "It was two evenly matched teams. If we played six times, each team would probably win three."

● Hallsville 47, Salisbury 44: The Indians captured the Madison Tournament after trailing Salisbury 34-32 heading into the fourth quarter of the championship game. The Indians (10-3) made 7 of 10 free throws in the fourth quarter and got a crucial three-point play from Samantha Mullings that helped secure the lead.

Whitney Grindstaff led Hallsville with 12 points, while Emily Haun added 10 and Mullings nine.

Allison Stock and Jessica Henderson both scored 11 points for Salisbury.

● Harrisburg 55, Cameron 32: Kelly Collie’s 12 points led three Bulldogs in double figures.

Laken Enochs (eight assists) and Erica Akins (seven rebounds) both scored 10 points for Harrisburg (6-4). Kelsey Workman’s 12 points led Cameron, which trailed 29-18 at halftime.

● Grandview 62, CFS 15: Rachel Lenz and Marcy Warren both scored six points, but the meager scoring production on their home court wasn’t nearly enough to capture the Knights their first win of the season.

Martha Lee added nine rebounds for Christian Fellowship (0-8).

● New Franklin 34, Westran 33: Kolina Pihana led the Bulldogs with 13 points as the hosts outscored Westran 12-8 to win the New Franklin Tournament. Kayla Rice led Westran with 12 points.

● Pilot Grove 54, Northwest 35: Led by Kayla Thomas’ 16 points, Pilot Grove won the third-place game of the New Franklin Tournament. Lori Zeisset led Northwest with 11 points.

Boys basketball

● Grandview 62, CFS 42: Trailing 35-17 at halftime, the Knights cut the deficit to seven in the third quarter but could not complete the comeback.

Zach Clark’s 19 points and 11 rebounds led Christian Fellowship (8-8). The Knights play again tomorrow at home against Gateway.

● New Franklin 43, Northwest 41: The host Bulldogs outscored Northwest 17-12 in the fourth quarter to win the New Franklin Tournament. Ben Hill led the Bulldogs with 12 points, and Tim Barnes, a Missouri football commitment, led Northwest with 26.

● Westran 55, Slater 38: Westran cruised in the third-place game of the New Franklin Tournament behind 18 points from Roscoe Robinson. Colten Doherty led Slater with 16 points.

Prep wrestling

● Hickman seventh: Two Kewpies won their weight classes and the team placed seventh in the eight-team Vianney Invitational yesterday in St. Louis.

Tony Pescaglia and K.C. Pescaglia won the 119- and 125-pound divisions, respectively. Taylor Reynolds placed second at 140, and Vince Pescaglia and Alex Wegener placed third at 103 and 171, respectively.

Hazelwood East won the team competition.

● Crane wins title: Rock Bridge’s Taylor Crane was the lone Bruin to take first place at the 11-team North Kansas City Tournament. Wrestling at the 135-pound weight class, Crane pinned Kent Eagleberger of Lee’s Summit West in 2:51 in the championship match. Crane, who finished 6-0 during the two-day event, also defeated Eagleberger 19-2 Friday night.

Eagleberger finished second in Class 3 last season. Crane improved his overall record to 21-2.

Also for the Bruins, Pete Schermer finished third at 112; Kyle Lewis took fourth at 130; heavyweight Dan Shufeldt finished fifth and Chris Masters was sixth at 171.

Women’s basketball

● Park 61, Columbia 48: Both teams struggled from the field, but the Cougars could not overcome a horrid shooting performance in Parkville.

Columbia shot 28 percent from the field (17 of 59), including 1 of 15 from 3-point range, in dropping their final nonconference game. Park, which made 32 percent of its shots, led 26-18 at halftime.

Jessica Wilkerson led the Cougars (6-9) with 14 points, and Valarie Suarez grabbed 11 rebounds.

Columbia opens its American Midwest Conference schedule at home Tuesday against Harris-Stowe.

● Evangel 77, Central Methodist 64: In Springfield, Andi Mooneyham scored 16 points on 5-of-8 shooting in a losing effort for the Eagles (2-12, 0-7 Heart of America Athletic Conference).

Evangel dominated inside, outscoring CMU 28-18 in the paint and collecting 24 second-chance points. Evangel shot 50 percent for the game.

Loran Ichord added 11 points for the Eagles, who hit only 5 of 18 from 3-point range.

● Westminster 74, Principia 67: In Elsah, Ill., Emily Greeno scored a game-high 26 points as Westminster won on the road.

Rock Bridge graduate Ashley Stanfill finished with 20 points and a team-high 12 rebounds in the victory. Westminster built on a 38-33 halftime lead.

Men’s basketball

● Westminster 72, Principia 52: In Elsah, David McDorman scored 19 points and the Blue Jays grabbed 12 steals in an easy road win.

Robert Davis and Andrew Buxton each added eight points and Chris Barton scored seven for Westminster, which outscored Principia 38-20 in the second half. Thirteen of 14 players scored for the Blue Jays.

Principia had four players score 10 points apiece.

● Evangel 81, Central Methodist 66: In Springfield, CMU couldn’t overcome a 49-27 halftime deficit and fell to 5-9 and 3-4 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference. Mike Wilken and Brinton Devens both scored 12 points for the Eagles, who shot just 10 of 31 from the field in the first half.

Four players scored in double figures for Evangel (10-7, 5-2), led by Ryan Luethel’s 19 points.