WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Kansas high school basketball teams wrapped up state championships on Saturday. You can find scores from around the state below and area highlights in the video player above. Wichita Heights and Maize High squared off in the 6A boy's consolation game, and it was the final time legendary Head Coach Joe Auer was on the sidelines for the Falcons. In the end, Maize High was able to capture the five-point win. "Just play the game that they love with such joy and energy was a tremendous treat for me in my last game. So. And Chris is a good friend, so a lot of respect for Coach Grill and how he coaches their team, and it's just a beautiful thing to watch. Both teams compete like they did. And I'm just an honored guy who had a wonderful career and couldn't be more thankful. And that's my number one emotion right now," Joe Auer, the head coach of the Wichita Heights boys' basketball team, said. Saturday in Hutchinson was electric as two teams were hardware back to their hometowns. For the girls, Silver Lake took on Halstead. Silver Lake opened the second half with a 7-2 run for a double digit, but the Dragons thrived under the heat, took their first lead in the fourth quarter, and hung on for the 3 point win, 48-45. So after having their last chances taken away from cancellations in 2020, Halstead is heading home with the first state title in program history. "They were making it hard, and we felt like we were settling on both ends. We'd done it the hard way all year. Don't be scared to work hard. That's how we've done it," Derek Schutte, the head coach for the Halstead girls' basketball team, said. "It's a blur right now, but man, I'm so proud of those girls, the way they played and battled all year and the end of this tournament. They did it together, and it's exciting. Then, on the boys' side, it was Goodland versus Hesston. The Cowboys led by two at the half, but Hesston opened the third with an 8-point lead, and some big plays and fouls in the final minutes allowed the Swathers to take home the gold, 51-46. It means a lot. I mean, we're a basketball town. We know how to do it when it comes to March. We've been really fortunate with really great players who love to put in the work and put in the effort, and show up every day, and give what it takes to be here. This isn't easy. It seems really normal around here, but this is really hard to do every single year," Garrett Roth, the head coach of the Hesston boys' basketball team, said. Boys basketball state playoff scores: Class 6AMaize 57, Wichita Heights 52SM Northwest 63, Olathe North 56 Class 5AKC Piper 69, Andover 57Kapaun Mount Carmel 58, Highland Park 55, OT Class 4AOttawa 61, Andale 36McPherson 53, Rock Creek 44 Class 3ASilver Lake 63, Galena 50Hesston 51, Goodland 45 Class 2AEll-Saline 109, Valley Falls 74Sterling 56, Moundridge 45 Class 1A, Division 1South Gray 66, Central Plains 56, OTOlpe 47, South Central 34 Class 1A, Division 2Cunningham 59, Dighton 57Axtell 57, Cunningham 39 Girls basketball state playoff scores: Class 6AWichita Heights 50, Olathe North 47BV North 65, Derby 39 Class 5AAndover 74, Spring Hill 55St. Thomas Aquinas 68, Topeka Seaman 61 Class 4ATopeka Hayden 57, Buhler 23Wellington 53, Bishop Miege 48 Class 3AHesston 56, Colby 50Halstead 48, Silver Lake 45 Class 2AInman 60, Pittsburg St. Mary’s-Colgan 57Moundridge 62, Doniphan West 51 Class 1A, Division 1Troy 50, Quinter 36Centralia 50, Little River 43 Class 2A, Division 2Lebo 61, Attica 47Hanover 46, Linn 35 For more Kansas news, click here. Keep up with the latest breaking news by downloading our mobile app and signing up for our news email alerts. Sign up for our Storm Track 3 Weather app by clicking here. ...read more read less