GIRLS GAME: 6:00PM
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COX 29th YEAR KANSAS
AUGUST 2, 2012 KBCA
ALL-STAR LEE ARENA CLASSIC WASHBURN UNIVERSITY
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Members Career Years of Service 2012 100 Win Certificate 500 Win Plaque
Andrew Unrein - Blue Valley Don Cameron - Newton C. T. Young - Pretty Prairie Larry Hogan - Leavenworth Duane Colwell - Lebo Wayne Cichon - St. Mary’s Colgan Justin Briggs - Dodge City Kit Walker - Ashland Marty Powell - Eureka Junior High Pat Buchanan - Shawnee Heights Steve Blue -Goddard Eisenhower 600 Win Plaque Ted Schuler - Hayden Keith Riley - Hill City 200 Win Certificate
Brian Ebert - Frankfort Brian Henry - Circle 700 Win Plaque Clay Oakes - Bonner Springs Jeff Kuckelman - Macksville Rocky Lamar - Mid America Nazarene University Joe Auer - Wichita Heights Lonnie Lollar - Bishop Carroll Lonnie Paramore - Haven 1050 Career Wins Plaque
300 Win Plaque Jesse Nelson - Olpe
Kim Lohse - Hanover Mark Kerschen - Andale Randy Freivogel - Leavenworth
350 Win Plaque The KBCA and our member coaches would like to thank Mid America Youth Basketball for Dean Rausch - Pratt sponsoring our yearly coaches wins and years of Kim Lohse - Hanover service plaques. Larry Glatzcak - Centralia Monty Marlin - Sublette A very special thank you to Greg Raleigh and Tim Swartzendruber - McPherson College Matt Flaming and staff for all that MAYB does for the KBCA. 400 Win Plaque The KBCA would encourage all coaches to Dennis Wahlgren - Buhler Jon Thomas - Nemaha Valley schedule their teams in Mid America Youth Rick Keltner - Hays Basketball Tournaments
450 Win Plaque [email protected]
Doug Tuck - St. Paul www.mayb.com Greg Wyatt - Centre John Terry - Rawlins County 2012 KBCA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Bayleigh Bisnette Seth Miller Micah Swank Haley Dinkel Washington County West Elk H. S. Pratt H. S. Hill City H. S. H. S. Rocky Lamar’s Fundamentally Spalding Basketball Ron Slaymaker Driven Basketball Camp Spalding Basketball
Derek Henry Adam Seyler Ericka Simpson Kendyl McDougald Wetmore H. S. Central Heights H. S. Spring Hill H. S. Olpe H. S. “Yes I Can Camps” LaVetta Loring Clint and Billie Hill Spalding Basketball Ottawa University Memorial Scholarship Scholarship
Garrett Kays Elliott Money Trevor Torgerson St. Mary’s Colgan H. S. Sedgwick H.S. Buhler H.S Jayna Smith Mid America Youth Holton H. S. Basketball Scholarship Spalding Basketball Spalding Basketball Mid America Youth Basketball Scholarship 2012 KBCA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Sierra Kemp Taylor Kemp Parsons H.S. Parsons H.S. Kansas Basketball Coaches Kansas Basketball Coaches Executive Director Executive Director
Cami Engelbert Dillon Johnston Kelsey Keith Beloit H.S. Rock Creek H. S. Hill City H. S.
KBCA Scholarship KBCA Scholarship KBCA Scholarship
Ashton Isch Southern Coffey County H. S.
Kansas Basketball Coaches Executive Director KBCA BLUE GIRLS KBCA WHITE Head Coach: Steve Noll Head Coach: Kip Pulliam Assistants:Marvin Estes,Tyler Stewart, Landon Steele Assistants: Chris Strathman, Shelly Hoyt NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER Ashton Isch Southern Coffey County Taylor Chandler Wichita Heights 2 5' 6" Guard Southwestern College 2 5' 5" Guard Fort Hays State Ryann Bowser Holton Brenna Briggs Dodge City 4 5' 7" Guard Highland CC 4 5' 6" Guard Dodge City CC Katie Andersen Kapaun Mt. Carmel Kendyl McDougald Olpe 5 5' 8" Guard Butler County CC 5 5' 7" Guard Johnson County CC Jordan Baldwin Ottawa Tangie Hileman Smith Center 10 5' 9" Guard Washburn University 10 5' 8" Forward Cloud County CC Kelly Thomson Riley County Hillary Chvatal Rawlins County 12 5' 9" Guard Kansas State University 12 6' 2" Forward Missouri State University Jordan Kramer Jefferson County North Dani Anderson Wellington 15 5' 10" Guard Washburn University 15 5' 10" Guard Bryant U.-Smithfield, R.I. Jayna Smith Holton Tara Jo Ellerman Atchison Co. Community 20 5' 10" Guard Cloud County CC 20 6' Forward NW Missouri State U. Shanise Brooks Highland Park Alissa Gasper St. John's/Tipton 23 6' 1" Post Seward County CC 23 5' 9" Forward Sterling College Cami Engelbert Beloit Paige Lunsford Hays 25 5' 11" Post McPherson College 25 6' Forward Fort Hays State Katelin Horstick Central Heights Jamie Patrick Hutch- Central Christian 30 6' 1" Post Tabor College 30 5' 11" Guard Hutchinson CC Taylor Leathers Blue Valley Elle Stein Spearville 32 6' Forward UMKC 32 6' Post Pratt CC Haley Pfau Oskaloosa Teresa Wade St. John 40 5' 11" Guard Washburn University 40 5' 11" Post Hutchinson CC KBCA BLUE BOYS KBCA WHITE Head Coach: Joe Auer Head Coach: Mike McBride Assistants: Brian Ebert, Derek Schneider Assistants: Kit Walker, John Cherne III, Glenn O'Neil NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER Alex Hermesch Nemaha Valley Cameron Rust Berean Academy 2 6' 4" Forward Kansas University 2 6' 2" Guard Tabor College Mason Wedel DeSoto Jay Luerman Ashland 4 6' 1" Guard UMKC 4 6' 2" Guard Labette CC Micah Swank Pratt Michael Martin Kapaun Mt. Carmel 5 6' 1" Guard Emporia State University 5 5' 11" Guard Coffeyville CC Izaiah Grice Lansing Jordan Bieberle Bishop Carroll Catholic 10 6' 2" Guard Hutchinson CC 10 6' Guard Bethany College Terrence Moore Wichita Heights Marc Ellis Doniphan West 12 6' 1" Guard Emporia State University 12 6' 2" Guard Highland CC Conner Crooker Blue Valley North Cody Cape McPherson 15 6' 2" Guard Northwest Missouri State 15 6' 1" Forward Bethel College Zach Bush Goddard Eisenhower Austin Eckert Atchison Co. Community 20 6' 6" Forward Washburn University 20 6' 3" Forward Benedictine College Jake Stoppel Wilson Jalen Love Wichita East 23 6' 5" Post Neosho County CC 23 6' 2" Guard University of Denver Drew Clarke Ness City Cody Sluder Central Heights 25 6' 2" Guard Colby CC 25 6' 3" Forward Colby CC Grant Greenberg Leavenworth Ryan Murphy Basehor-Linwood 30 6' 2" Guard Northwest Missouri State 30 6' 6" Forward Emporia State University Jorden Kaufman Andover Central Clint McCullough St. James Academy 42 6' 11" Post Oral Roberts University 32 6' 6" Forward William Jewell College Collin Strobel Hayden Riley Falk Onaga 50 6' 4" Forward Emporia State University 40 6' 5" Forward Ottawa University Blue Team All Star Girls
Ashton Isch
Southern Coffey County Guard
Height: 5’ 6” College: Southwestern College Scoring Ave.: 20 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4 Coach: Jeff True Assist Ave.: 6 Parents: Brian and Michaela Isch
Ryann Bowser
Holton Guard
Height: 5’ 7” College: Highland CC Scoring Ave.: 8 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 1 Coach: Jon Holliday Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Bryan and Jamie Bowser
Katie Andersen
Kapaun Mt. Carmel Guard
Height: 5’ 8” College: Butler County CC Scoring Ave.: 10 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 3 Coach: Marvin Estes Assist Ave.: 5 Parents: Don and Becky Andersen
Jordan Baldwin
Ottawa Guard
Height: 5’ 9” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave.: 17.5 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6.3 Coach: Cliff McCullough Assist Ave.: 3.6 Parents: Rob and Valerie Baldwin Blue Team All Star Girls
Kelly Thomson
Riley County Guard
Height: 5’ 9” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave.: 17.5 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4.4 Coach: Harold Oliver Assist Ave.: 3.9 Parents: Dan and Cindy Thomson
Jordan Kramer
Jefferson County North Guard
Height: 5’ 10” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave.: 22 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.8 Coach: Steve Noll Assist Ave.: 3.4 Parents: Daryl and Tonya Kramer
Jayna Smith
Holton Guard
Height: 5’ 10” College: Cloud County CC Scoring Ave.: 11.5 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 3.8 Coach: Jon Holliday Assist Ave.: 1.9 Parents: Garry and Kerri Smith
Shanise Brooks
Highland Park Post
Height: 6’ 1” College: Seward County CC Scoring Ave.: 15 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 10 Coach: Tim Barber Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: Earl and Vanessa Brooks Blue Team All Star Girls
Cami Engelbert
Beloit Post
Height: 5’ 11” College: McPherson Scoring Ave.: 12.8 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 7.8 Coach: Dallas Cox Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Leon and Terri Engelbert
Katelin Horstick
Central Heights Post
Height: 6’ 1” College: Tabor College Scoring Ave.: 18 ppg Volleyball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Scott Lane Assist Ave.:2 Parents: Tom and Linda Horstick
Taylor Leathers
Blue Valley Forward
Height: 6’ College: UMKC Scoring Ave.: 11.3 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave: 3.9 Coach: Andrew Unrein Assists: 1.3 Parents: Jim and Tammy Leathers
Haley Pfau
Oskaloosa Guard
Height: 5’ 11” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave: 19.8 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave: 5.3 Coach: Scott Whaley Assist Ave: 2.1 Parents: Jon and Stacia Pfau White Team All Star Girls
Taylor Chandler
Wichita Heights Guard
Height: 5’ 5” College: Fort Hays State University Scoring Ave. 12.4 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 2.1 Coach: Kip Pulliam Assist Ave.: 4.3 Parents: Victor and Jan Chandler
Brenna Briggs
Dodge City Guard
Height: 5’ 6” College: Dodge City CC Scoring Ave. 13.8 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 2.6 Coach: Justin Briggs Assist Ave.: 2.4 Parents: Justin and Tracee Briggs
Kendyl McDougald
Olpe Guard
Height: 5’ 7” College: Johnson County CC Scoring Ave. 16 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 3 Coach: Jesse Nelson Assist Ave.: 6 Parents: Mike McDougald and De McDougald
Tangie Hileman
Smith Center Forward
Height: 5’ 8” College: Cloud County Community College Scoring Ave. 17.7 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 3.1 Coach: Nick Linn Assist Ave.: 3.3 Parents: Rick Hileman and Darla Pfortmiller White Team All Star Girls
Hillary Chvatal
Rawlins County Forward
Height: 6’ 2” College: Missouri State University Scoring Ave. 22.1 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 14.9 Coach: John Terry Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Scott Chvatal and Gina Chvatal
Dani Anderson
Wellington Guard
Height: 5’ 10” College: Bryant University, Smithfield, R.I. Scoring Ave. 15 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8.6 Coach: Kevin Hackerott Assist Ave.: 2.2 Parents: Grant and Sherry Anderson
Tara Jo Ellerman
Atchison County Community Forward
Height: 6’ College: Northwest Missouri State University Scoring Ave. 12.1 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.5 Coach: Cy Wallisch Assist Ave.: 1.2 Parents: Alan and Margo Ellerman
Alissa Gasper
St. John’s/Tipton Forward
Height: 5’ 9” College: Sterling College Scoring Ave. 14.1 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.4 Coach: Keith Kresin Assist Ave.: 1.5 Parents: Neal and Judy Gasper White Team All Star Girls
Paige Lunsford
Hays Forward
Height: 6’ College: Fort Hays State University Scoring Ave. 15.1 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.6 Coach: Kirk Maska Assist Ave.: 4.7 Parents: Bart and Cheryl Lunsford
Jamie Patrick
Hutchinson-Central Christian Guard
Height: 5’ 11” College: Hutchinson CC Scoring Ave. 23.2 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 11.8 Coach: Erin Patrick Assist Ave.: 5.6 Parents: Erin and Sheryl Patrick
Elle Stein
Spearville Post
Height: 6’ College: Pratt CC Scoring Ave. 13 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Lorie Stein Assist Ave.:1.6 Parents: Vern and Lorie Stein
Teresa Wade
St. John Post
Height: 5’ 11” College: Hutchinson CC Scoring Ave. 16.9 ppg Volleyball Reb. Ave.: 9.4 Coach: Danny Smith Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Jay and Trish Wade KBCA WOMEN’S HIGH SCHOOL COACHES OF THE YEAR 2012
Kip Pulliam Marvin Estes Chris Strathman 6A 5A 4A Wichita Heights Wichita Kapaun McPherson
Tyler Stewart Steve Noll Shelly Hoyt 3A 2A 1A Div. 1 Silver Lake Jefferson County North Hoxie
Landon Steele 1A Div. 2 Wallace County Miss Kansas Basketball 2012 Jordan Kramer Jefferson County North High School
Parents - Tonya & Daryl Kramer Head Coach - Steve Noll
2009 Delaware Valley League 1st Team 2009 Topeka Capital Journal H. M. Class 3A 2009 JCN Invitational All Tournament 2010 DVL 1st Team unanimous 2010 JCN Invitational All Tournament 2010 Topeka Capital Journal 1st Team Class 3A 2010 KBCA 1st Team Class 3A 2010 Wichita Eagle 2nd Team Class 3A
2010 Atchison Globe 1st Team All Area 2010 Atchison Globe Player of the Year 2010 4th Place Class 3A 2011 DVL 1st Team unanimous selection 2011 JCN Invitational All Tournament 2011 Topeka Capital Journal 1st Team Class 3A 2011 KBCA Class 3A 1st Team All State 2011 Wichita Eagle 1st Team All State Class 3A 2011 Atchison Globe 1st Team All Area 2011 Atchison Globe Player of the Year 2011 2nd Place Class 3A 2012 DVL 1st Team unanimous 2012 JCN Invitational All Tournament 2012 Topeka Capital Journal 1st Team Class 2A 2012 KBCA Class 2A 1st Team All State 2012 Wichita Eagle 1st Team Class 2A 2012 Atchison Globe Player of the Year 2012 Atchison Globe 1st Team All Area 2012 KBCA Miss Kansas Basketball 2012 Class 2A State Champions Jefferson County North All Time Leading Scorer 1852 points Mr. Kansas Basketball 2012 Perry Ellis Wichita High School Heights Parents Coach Will and Fonda Ellis Joe Auer
• McDonald All-American 2012 • Started every game during state record 62 game winning • Kansas Gatorade Player of the year 2009,10,11,12. First player streak for Heights from January 2010 - February 2012. to earn Gatorade Player award 4 times. • Career leading scorer in the G.W.A.L. history with 2232 •Wichita Eagle, Topeka Capital Journal First Team All-State points. 2009,10,11,12. First player in Kansas history to earn first • Career leading rebounder in G.W.A.L. history with 985 team four times. rebounds. • KBCA First Team Class 6A 2009,10,11,12. • 2011-12 season scoring average 25.8 points per game. • First Team All G.W.A.L. 2009,10,11,12 • 2011-12 season rebounding average 9.4 per game. • First Team Wichita Eagle All Metro 2009,10,11,12 • Career scoring average 22.32 points per game. • Led Heights to 4 straight Class 6A state championships. • Career rebounding average 9.85 rebounding per game. 2009,10,11,12 KBCA MEN’S HIGH SCHOOL COACHES OF THE YEAR 2012
Joe Auer John Cherne III Michael McBride 6A 5A 4A Wichita Heights Wichita Kapaun Basehor – Linwood
Glenn O’Neil Derek Schneider Kit Walker 3A 2A 1A Div. 1 Scott City Sterling Ashland
Brian Ebert 1A Div. 2 Frankfort Blue Team All Star Boys
Alex Hermesch
Nemaha Valley Guard
Height: 6’ 4” College: Kansas University Scoring Ave. 12.8 ppg Academic Scholarship Reb. Ave.: 3.2 Coach: Jon Thomas Assist Ave.: 3.8 Parents: Duane and Tish Hermesch
Mason Wedel
DeSoto Guard
Height: 6’ 1” College: UMKC Scoring Ave. 22.8 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4.3 Coach: Matt Rice Assist Ave.: 4.2 Parents: Mike and Nancy Wedel
Micah Swank
Pratt Guard
Height: 6’ 1” College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave. 22.3 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.1 Coach: David Swank Assist Ave.: 6.5 Parents: David and Molly Swank
Izaiah Grice
Lansing Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Hutchinson CC Scoring Ave. 14.2 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4 Coach: Rod Briggs Assist Ave.: 1.6 Parents: DuQuan Walton Blue Team All Star Boys
Terrence Moore
Wichita Heights Guard
Height: 6’ 1” College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave. 12.7 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 3.3 Coach: Joe Auer Assist Ave.: 2.6 Parents: Shannon and Latonya Brown
Conner Crooker
Blue Valley North Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Northwest Missouri State Scoring Ave. 15 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4.1 Coach: Ryan Phifer Assist Ave.: 2.5 Parents: Greg and Laura Crooker
Zach Bush
Goddard Eisenhower Forward
Height: 6’ 6” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave. 22.8 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 9.8 Coach: Steve Blue Assist Ave.: 3.7 Parents: Dave and Stephanie Bush
Jake Stoppel
Wilson Post
Height: 6’ 5” College: Neosho County CC Scoring Ave. 27 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 15 Coach: Mark Spears Assist Ave.: 3 Parent: Dave Stoppel Blue Team All Star Boys
Drew Clarke
Ness City Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Colby CC Scoring Ave. 18.5 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6.2 Coach: Matt Overlease Assist Ave.: 3.6 Parents: Jerry and Jane Clarke
Grant Greenberg
Leavenworth Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Northwest Missouri State Scoring Ave. 22 ppg Basketball and Academic Reb. Ave.: 7 Coach: Larry Hogan Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Bill Greenberg and Melinda McConnell
Jorden Kaufman
Andover Central Post
Height: 6’ 11” College: Oral Roberts University Scoring Ave. 16 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 9 Coach: Jesse Herrmann Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Marc and Eva Kaufman
Collin Strobel
Hayden Forward
Height: 6’ 4” College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave: 14 ppg Football Reb. Ave: 4 Coach: Ted Schuler Assist Ave: 2 Parents: Scott and Karen Strobel White Team All Star Boys
Cameron Rust
Berean Academy Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Tabor College Scoring Ave. 12.2 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4.3 Coach: Lewis Wiebe Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Paul and Brenda Rust
Jay Luerman
Ashland Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Labette CC Scoring Ave. 24 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Kit Walker Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: Scott and Becky Walker
Michael Martin
Kapaun Mt. Carmel Guard
Height: 5’ 11” College: Coffeyville CC Scoring Ave. 11.6 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4 Coach: John Cherne III Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Fred and Bessie Martin
Jordan Bieberle
Bishop Carroll Catholic Guard
Height: 6’ College: Bethany College Scoring Ave. 13.5 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5 Coach: Lonnie Lollar Assist Ave.: 2.5 Parents: Rick and Sherrie Bieberle White Team All Star Boys
Marc Ellis
Doniphan West Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Highland CC Scoring Ave. 21.6 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 11.1 Coach: Matt Ellis Assist Ave.: 4.6 Parents: Matt and Kristy Ellis
Cody Cape
McPherson Forward
Height: 6’ 1” College: Bethel College Scoring Ave. 14.3 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.4 Coach: Kurt Kinnamon Assist Ave.: 1 Parents: LeRoy and Tammy Cape
Austin Eckert
Atchison County Community Guard
Height: 6’ 3” College: Benedictine College Scoring Ave. 21.5 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4.5 Coach: Jeff Starkey Assist Ave.: 3.3 Parents: Michael and Amy Eckert
Jalen Love
Wichita East Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: University of Denver Scoring Ave. 18.7 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6 Coach: Ron Allen Assist Ave.: 5 Parents: Robert and Patricia Love White Team All Star Boys
Cody Sluder
Central Heights Forward
Height: 6’ 3” College: Colby CC Scoring Ave. 22 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 9.7 Coach: Rusty Cannady Assist Ave.: 2.4 Parents: Ron and Pam Sluder
Ryan Murphy
Basehor-Linwood Forward
Height: 6’ 6’’ College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave. 16.7 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.:7.4 Coach: Mike McBride Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: James and Paula Murphy
Clint McCullough
St. James Academy Forward
Height: 6’ 6” College: William Jewell College Scoring Ave. 21 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Mark Huppe Assist Ave.: 1 Parents: Jim and Leslie McCullough
Riley Falk
Onaga Forward
Height: 6’ 5” College: Ottawa University Scoring Ave: 22.8 ppg Basketball Reb. Ave: 11.8 Coach: Luke Baxter Assist Ave: 2.3 Parents: Randy Falk and Rochelle Falk Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Miss Kansas Basketball Selections Mr. Kansas Basketball Selections 1983 thru 2012 1983 thru 2012
1983 - Susan Green - Chaparral 1983 - Tom Meier - Topeka - Hayden 1984 - Denae Stensass - Concordia 1984 - Danny Manning – Lawrence 1985 - Amy Bullock - Norton 1985 - Danny Kingcannon – Topeka- Highland Park 1986 - Kelly St. Clair – Baxter Springs 1986 - Steve Henson – McPherson 1987 - Rachelle Roulier - Colby 1987 - J. T. Marshall – Manhattan 1988 - Robin Baker - Buhler 1988 - Gaylon Nickerson – Wichita North 1989 - Nicole Coates - Leavenworth 1989 - Val Barnes – Wichita South 1990 - Kelly Dougherty - Leavenworth 1990 - Tony Arrington – Topeka High 1991 - Ann Hollingsworth - Manhattan 1991 - Brian Henson – McPherson 1992 - Rachel Matakas – Olathe South 1992 - Ryan Herrs – McPherson 1993 - Lorrie Wells – Southwestern Heights 1993 - B. J. Williams – Wichita South 1994 - Jennifer Dietrich - Ottawa 1994 - C. B. McGrath – Topeka West 1995 - Kate Benson – Shawnee Mission South 1995 - Kris Weems - Kansas City – Schlagle 1996 - Nicky Ramage – Little River 1996 - Josh Reid - Brewster 1997 - Jackie Stiles - Claflin 1997 - Brett McFall – Olathe South 1998 - Amy & Amber Prose – Little River 1998 - John Crider – Horton 1999 - Shahidrah Roberts – Blue Valley North 1999 - Quentin Buchanan – Junction City 2000 - Jeneka Joyce – Washburn Rural 2000 - Matt Freije – Shawnee Mission West 2001 - Kendra Wecker – Marysville 2001 - Wayne Simien – Leavenworth 2002 - Sarah Klaassen - Remington 2002 - Taj A. Gray – Wichita East 2003 - Brooke Ubelaker - Osborne 2003 - Aubrey Bruner – McPherson 2004 - Carolyn McCullough – St. Thomas Aquinas 2004 - Jordan Fithian – McPherson 2005 - Shalee Lehning - Sublette 2005 - Jay Tunnell – Topeka West 2006 - Ashley Sweat - McPherson 2006 - Ryan Wedel – Minneapolis 2007 - Brittney Miller – Paola 2007 - Tyrel Reed – Burlington 2008 - Bailey Gee - Andover Central 2008 - Jordan Cyphers – Wichita Southeast 2009 - Lindsey Keller - Goddard 2009 - Jeff Reid – Topeka - Hayden 2010 - Tiffany Bias - Andover Central 2010 - Nino Williams - Leavenworth 2011 - Natalie Knight - Olathe South 2011 - Christian Ulsaker - McPherson 2012 - Jordan Kramer - Jefferson County North 2012 - Perry Ellis—Wichita Heights
KBCA Officers 2011-12
Randy Walling Barry Mellen Greg Wyatt Executive Director Assistant Executive President All-Star Program Director KBCA Membership All-Star Game Director
Brad Smith John Sanborn Steve Ingram Scholarship Committee Hall of Fame and Assistant Game Director Assistant Game Director
Tom Smith
KBCA Web Site Manager
Web Address: Kansaskbca.com KBCA Class Reps 2011-12
Ryan Hoopes Keith Kresin 1A Girls Justin Coup 1A Girls Goessel St. John’s/Tipton 1A Boys B & B
Gary Loring Darren Schroeder Tim Dolloff 1A Boys Pike Valley 2A Girls Peabody-Burns 2A Boys Bennington
Barry Mellen 3A Girls Southwestern Heights
KBCA Class Reps 2011-12
Mark Kerschen Kurt Kinnamon Steve Alexander 4A Girls - Andale 4A Boys - McPherson 5A Girls - Topeka Seaman
Troy Lallemand Scott Mall Donnie Campbell 5A Boys - Winfield 6A Girls -Manhattan 6A Boys - Blue Valley West
The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association would like to thank their class representatives for all their work and would like to extend an invitation to all basketball coaches, officials, retired coaches, fans to join the KBCA.
KBCA 2012-13 Membership form on-line at: kansaskbca.com
2012 Kansas State Activities Association Officials Girls Game Officials
Ron Slaymaker Chris Denner Jeff Bartels Emporia Marysville Marysville
Boys Game Officials
Butch Schlesener Larry Myers David Johnson Herington Manhattan Burdick KBCA College Women’s Coach of the Year - 2012
Bonnie Henrickson
Kansas University
In her eighth season at the University of Kansas, head coach Bonnie Henrickson guided the Jayhawks to their best postseason run in 14 years. Making their sixth postseason appearance under Henrickson, Kansas finished the 2011-12 season with a 21-13 overall record and earned its first NCAA Tournament berth since 2000. After defeating Nebraska and Delaware in the first weekend, the Jayhawks advanced to their third Sweet 16 in program history and first since 1998. Despite falling to perennial power Tennessee in the re- gional semifinal, KU’s postseason run helped the team earn a spot in the final national rankings coming in at No. 25 in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll.
Henrickson helped develop two all-Americans in 2012 marking the first time in Kansas history the program has had multiple all-America selections in the same season. Additionally, three Kansas players were named All-Big 12 as Henrickson now has 20 all-conference honorees in her 15 seasons as a head coach.
Upon arriving at KU for the 2004-05 season, Henrickson earned the 2005 Carol Eckman Award- an award given by the WBCA which recognizes a coach who exemplifies spirit, integrity and character through sportsmanship, commitment to the student-athlete, honesty, ethical behavior, courage and dedication to purpose. The very next season, Henrickson’s second campaign was capped by a berth to the WNIT, KU’s first postseason appearance since 2000. In 2008-09, Kansas advanced all the way to the title game of the WNIT. Despite falling to South Florida in the championship contest, 16, 113 fans came out to support the Jayhawks in historic Allen Fieldhouse, a Big 12 single-game record.
Henrickson arrived at KU after establishing herself as one of the nation’s brightest young coaches at Vir- ginia Tech, where she was head coach for seven seasons and guided the Hokies to a record of 158-62 and seven postseason appearances. Under her leadership, Virginia Tech reached the NCAA tournament five times, the WNIT twice and won 20 or more games every season.
A Willmar, Minn., native, Henrickson graduated from St. Cloud State University in 1986. As a player, she helped SCSU win three Northern Sun Conference championships and advance to three NCAA Division II quarterfinals. She still ranks among the school leaders in points (4th - 1,731), rebounds (3rd - 995), free throws (1st - 507) and free throw percentage (4th - .790). She also was named to the all-conference team three times. KBCA College Men’s Coach of the Year– 2012
Tim Swartzendruber
McPherson College
Tim Swartzendruber is in his fourth year as the head men’s basketball coach at McPherson College. Swartzendruber, who currently owns an 88-41 overall record with the Bulldogs, has guided MC to three consecutive NAIA Division II Men’s Basketball National Championship tournaments, the first time a KCAC team has accomplished that feat. Entering the 2012 National Tournament, the Bulldogs had amassed 30 wins, the most in McPherson or KCAC men’s basketball history. The 2012 Bulldogs went 18-0 at home, and finished the season ranked fifth in the final NAIA-II poll. The team was 16-2 in conference play, giving McPherson its first KCAC regular season title since the 1944-45 season, 67 years ago. McPherson also won its first ever conference post-season tournament title and had five players receive All-KCAC honors. Coach Swartzendruber was named “2012 KCAC Coach of the Year.” The 2010-11 Bulldogs tied the previous men’s school record for wins with 21, while setting program bests in points scored (2,520), field goals made (882), free throws attempted (774, broken in 2011-12), rebounds (1,326, broken in 2011-12) and games played (35). Swartzendruber’s second season at McPherson (2009-10) rankd as one of the most successful seasons in men’s basketball history as he directed McPherson to a 20-9 record and a 13-5 mark in KCAC play. The Bulldogs finished second in the KCAC regular season and received the program’s first berth into the NAIA Division II Men’s Basketball National Tournament, where they lost to Dakota Wesleyan in the opening round. In his first year, he directed the Bulldogs to a 14-14 record including a sixth place finish in the KCAC. The Bulldogs’ season ended when MC fell, 85-71, to the University of Saint Mary in the quarterfinals of the KCAC post-season tournament. Swartzendruber was named McPherson College’s men’s basketball head coach in April of 2008, follow- ing four years as head coach at Hesston College, a two-year, NJCAA Division II college. During his four years at Hesston, Swartzendruber’s teams compiled an overall record of 70-56. His 2008 Larks defeated Brown Mackie in Region VI Division II tournament play before losing to Johnson County Community College in the Region championship game to finish 23-9. The Larks placed two players on the 2008 All- Region VI-Division II first team. A 1977 graduate of Hesston High School, Swartzendruber completed his bachelor’s degree in education at Bethel College, North Newton, Kan., in 1981, then went on to earn a master’s degree in sports ad- ministration from Wichita State University in 1994. Tim is the father of two children, son Tyler and daughter Taylor. KBCA Junior College Women’s Coach of the Year– 2012
John Ontjes
Hutchinson Community College
HCC Career Record 150-22 - career record (5 seasons) 150-22 - record at HCC (5 seasons) 87-3 - at the Sports Arena 43-10 - on opposing floors 19-9 - on neutral courts 72-11 - vs. Jayhawk West teams 26-5 - vs. Jayhawk East teams 51-5 - vs. Non-conference teams 17-7 - vs. Nationally ranked teams 3-3 - in Jayhawk Shootout 13-3 - in Region VI Tournament 1-2 - in overtime games 31-12 - in games decided by 9 pts or less 119-10 - in games decided by 10 pts or more
Former Blue Dragon basketball great John Ontjes became the Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball program’s sixth head coach on Aug. 9, 2007. In just his second season, Ontjes led the Lady Dragons to their first Region VI championship in 32 years. Two years later, HCC won its first Jayhawk West crown in 31 years. Then came 2011-12 … an undefeated Jayhawk West championship, a Region VI crown and the best finish in team history, finishing as the 2012 NJCAA national runner-up. Ontjes has been named the Jayhawk West Coach of the Year and the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year twice each (2009, 2012). Ontjes, now in his sixth season, has a 150-22 career record at Hutchinson. Ontjes reached 100 wins (119 games) faster than any previous HCC coach. He posted the second-most wins (40) in his first 50 games as HCC women’s coach. He was also the second fastest to 50 wins (62 games). Ontjes enters the 2012-13 season ranked third in HCC coaching victories – Tom Worthing has 231 and Rob Edmission has 199. Before Ontjes’ arrival before the 2007-08 season, HCC women’s basketball had never had an All-American. HCC now has six, including its first first-team NJCAA All-American in Jackie Patterson (2012). Patterson in 2011 and Laura Patrick in 2012 were named Jayhawk West Players of the Year. Patterson was a conference Freshman of the Year in 2011. HCC has posted its only three 30-win seasons under Ontjes, winning 31 in 2009, 30 in 2011 and a team-record 36 in the national runner- up season of 2012. In each of the past two seasons, Ontjes’ teams have also set team scoring records. Ontjes has made the Lady Dragon program a stepping stone to Division I. Ontjes has helped several players springboard to the next level. Ontjes has now has seven Division I signees and 17 overall four-year signees in his first five seasons. Ontjes took the 2011-12 Lady Dragons to new heights. After an undefeated non-conference season, HCC ran the table in the Jayhawk West for the third time, going 16-0 to win the league for the second-straight season. HCC defeated No. 20 Independence 43-41 in the Re- gion VI championship game and then defeated Meridian, No. 10 Walters State and No. 3 Central Arizona to earn a spot in its first national championship game, winning a team-record 36th-straight game. No. 1 Trinity Valley defeated HCC 69-55 in a battle of undefeated teams. HCC was ranked No. 2 in the NJCAA national poll for most of the season Ontjes earned his Associate of Arts degree from Hutchinson Community College in 1993 and his Bachelor of Science degree in sociology from the University of Oklahoma in 1996. He earned his Kansas Education certificate from Sterling College in 1999. Ontjes and his wife, Celeste, have two children: Max and McKenzie.
John Ontjes Hutchinson Community College Record Year Record Pct. League Finish Region Nationals 2007-08 24-8 .750 12-4 3rd QF 2008-09 31-6 .838 13-3 T2nd Champs 1-2 2009-10 29-4 .879 14-2 2nd SF 2010-11 30-3 .909 15-1 1st Finals 2011-12 36-1 .973 16-0 1st Champs Runner-up Totals 150-22 .872 70-10 Hutchinson High School Year Record Pct. Postseason 2005-06 10-11 .476 Substate first round 2006-07 19-6 .760 Class 5A, third place KBCA Junior College Men’s Coach of the Year – 2012 KBCA JUNIOR HIGH BOYS COACH OF THE YEAR 2012
Marty Powell
Eureka Junior High School
Marty has coached basketball for 33 years, all but 5 at the Jr. High level. The last 5 years his teams have won 4 TVL (Tri-Valley League) titles. Eureka has won 3 TVL titles in a row; the last two seasons they have been un- defeated. This is a credit to the players Eureka has had the past several years come through Marty’s program. Marty explains it best as, “Our players have been extremely hard-working and coachable. A coach is only as good as his kids”.
KBCA JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS COACH OF THE YEAR 2012
Brian Holloway
Moundridge Middle School
Brian coached 12 years of varsity girls bas- ketball at Goessel High School, with a record of 111-96. He moved on to Moundridge and the last 5 years at Moundridge Middle School his teams have achieved a record of 66-11. The past five years, the Moundridge teams have finished 3rd place or higher each of those years in league play. As an instructor, Brian has taught Physical Education at different levels for 17 years. KBCA MEDIA AWARD—2012
MICHAEL MANNS
CUMULUS BROADCASTING Mike was born in Salina, Ks. on June 26, 1949. He attended St. Xavier High School in Junction City and went to college at Pittsburg State and Kansas State Universities. Mike and Vicki Manns have two children Lacie and Kaylee Lacie is married with two children and Kaylee was a two time All American and three time all Big 12 selection in Volleyball at Iowa State Uni- versity and is playing pro volleyball in Europe. Vicki is a Kansas State graduate and has been a teacher in the Topeka USD 501 school district for over 30 years. Mike and Vicki have been married for 31 years. His first broadcasting job in 1975-76 was in Norton, Ks. broadcasting the morning show and covering high school football, basketball and wrestling. He served in the United States Navy from 1977 to 1979. In Topeka for Midland Broadcasting he was a news and sports director from 1979 to 2000. Presently he is working for Cumulus Broadcasting in Topeka and news and sports director for six Topeka stations. Mike has broadcast over the years in all sports a total of 10,000 games. During this years basketball state tournament he announced his 5,000th basketball game. State of Kansas Broadcasting Awards Three time winner of the Oscar Stauffer “Sportscaster of the Year”. KAB Hod Humiston Award in 2010 for outstanding contributions to sports broadcasting in Kansas. Kansas Athletic Directors “Sportscaster of the Year”. Don Jones Courage Award - 2012
Dan Wall and wife Pam
Coffeyville, Kansas Dan Wall grew up in Kansas City, MO. Dan attended and played basketball at Rockhurst High School and from there went to play for Benedictine College in Atchison, Ks. He joined the Army National Guard in 1966 and went on to Vietnam and served our country there for two years in 1968 and 1969.
After leaving the armed forces; Dan’s coaching career includes Central Missouri State U., University of Missouri, St. Louis; Independence Community College; Texas State University, San Marcus, TX; Barton County Community College, Great Bend, KS; Victory Christian High School, Tulsa, OK; Coffeyville High School.
Dan says that the best year of his life was in 1977. He had met Pamela from Coffeyville, KS. in 1976, the previous year. In 1977 his Independence basketball team won the National Junior College Championship in Hutchinson, Ks. and in August, Dan and Pamela were married.
The past 21 years of Dan’s coaching career has been at Coffeyville High School and in May 2009 his lovely wife, Pamela was diagnosed with Demential Alzheimer's. During the 2011-12 school year, Dan just coached basketball at Coffeyville to spend more time with Pamela. He will be coaching basketball this next winter at Cherryvale High School. Dan’s opportunity to coach at Cherryvale and keep his coaching career active; he expresses, is like “God opening the door and I am walking through it”.
KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 2012
Kansas State High School Activities Association Topeka West Lady Chargers Undefeated Basketball Team Class 6A Girls State Champions 1993-94 25-0 Front Row Lt. to Rt.
Amie Schick, Cheri Rauckman Rokke, Robyn Brooks Brown Middle Row: Lt. to Rt. Misty Caryl Lingerfelt, Krista Joy Mellen, Angie Bahner, Wendy Farthing - Hood, April Gosselin Mauch, Kristen Pierce Phillips, Aly Berry Clark Back Row:
Head Coach Michael Goehring, Jessica Hall, Maggie Davis Ryan, Sara Sevy Bauersfeld, Shelly Domnanish Crossley, Margaret Casteal, Asst. Coach Harold Murray , Not pictured: Asst. Coach Nadira Hazim Patrick Season Accomplishments for the Lady Chargers Basketball Team Two consecutive City Championships; Three consecutive undefeated I-70 League Championships; Fourth team in Kansas history to go undefeated in 6A; Offensive avg. 61.2 ppg; Defensive avg. 39.7 ppg; State Tournament Def. avg. -39.0 ppg; Team GPA: 3.75 KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 2012
Kansas State High School Activities Association Topeka West Lady Chargers Undefeated Basketball Team Class 6A Girls State Champions 1993-94 25-0 Front Row Lt. to Rt.
Amie Schick, Cheri Rauckman Rokke, Robyn Brooks Brown Middle Row: Lt. to Rt. Misty Caryl Lingerfelt, Krista Joy Mellen, Angie Bahner, Wendy Farthing Watson, April Gosselin Mauch, Kristen Pierce Phillips, Aly Berry Clark Back Row:
Head Coach Michael Goehring, Jessica Hall, Maggie Davis Ryan, Sara Sevy Bauersfeld, Shelly Domnanish Crossley, Margaret Casteal, Asst. Coach Harold Murray , Not pictured: Asst. Coach Nadira Hazim Patrick Season Accomplishments for the Lady Chargers Basketball Team Two consecutive City Championships; Three consecutive undefeated I-70 League Championships; Fourth team in Kansas history to go undefeated in 6A; Offensive avg. 61.2 ppg; Defensive avg. 39.7 ppg; State Tournament Def. avg. -39.0 ppg; Team GPA: 3.75 KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 2012
Kansas State High School Activities Association Wheatland Shockers Boys Undefeated Basketball Team Class 1A Boys State Champions 1986-87 26-0 Front Row Lt.to Rt Allen Kaiser, Brad Dinkel, Rodney Evans, David Katt, Bart Heinz, Kerry Kaiser, Jim Cooper Back Row: Head Coach Bryce Heinz, Brian Kuntz, Darrell Kaiser, Roger Heier,Paul Heier, Kelly Selensky Assistant Coach Marlin Beougher, Manager Larry Kinderknecht, Jr. (not pictured)
Season Accomplishments for the Shockers Basketball Team Castle Rock Classic Champions, WKEA Tournament Champions,
WKEA Regular Season Champions, 1A Regional Champions, 1A Sub-State Champions,
1A State Champions KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME
2012
John McFall
Olathe South
John McFall graduated from Fort Scott High School, attended Fort Scott Community College, completed his degree at Pittsburg State University and then earned his Master’s degree from the University of Kansas. McFall started his coaching career as a sub-varsity boys’ basketball coach at Shawnee Mission West High School before taking his first head coaching position at Shawnee Mission North in 1980, and, in 1983, led the boys team to its first state tournament appearance in 13 seasons. After three years at North, Coach McFall returned to Shawnee Mis- sion West as its head coach and accumulated a 135-69 record in nine seasons including four 6A state appearances, finishing second twice. In 1992, Coach McFall moved to Olathe South High School so he could coach his sons and subsequently guided the Falcons, winning two 6A boys state championships in 1997 and 2004, two second places finishes and four additional state tournament appearances. His teams averaged 18 wins during his fifteen years at Olathe South, and McFall won 266 games against 79 losses during his tenure. In his time in the Sunflower League at the three schools, his teams captured 11 league championships and finished second five times. Coach McFall joined his son Brett’s basketball program at Shawnee Mission South as the varsity assistant for one season, then left to take over the girl’s program at Mill Valley High School in Shawnee, Ks. in 2010. In two seasons, his program won its first league champi- onship in 2012 and is 35-8, pushing his career coaching record to 459-194. Coach McFall was named the Sunflower League Coach of the Year nine times and has twice earned the Eddie Ryan and Paul Lambert awards presented to the top coach in the greater Kansas City Metro- politan area, the KBCA 6A Coach of the Year Award, and the Kansas City Star KC Metro Coach of the Year. In 1997, Coach McFall was inducted into the Fort Scott Community College Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2004, he and his family were awarded the Olathe Council of Charac- ter Award. The Greater Kansas City Basketball Coaches Association inducted Coach McFall into its hall of fame in 2009. Coach McFall and his wife Gina have been married for 38 years and raised five children: Manda, Brett, Jeremy, Kimberly and Clint. They have eight grand- children. KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME
2012 Lon Kruger Hometown: Silver Lake, Ks. Native
Coaching Career: Texas-Pan American U. - 1982-86 Kansas State University - 1986-90 Florida University - 1990-96 Illinois University - 1996-2000 Nevada-Las Vegas University - 2004-11 Oklahoma University - 2011-Present 26 years of college coaching 494-320 - .607 win percentage
KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME
2012
Ernest Schmidt
Winfield
Ernest Schmidt was born in Nashville, Ks. On February 12, 1911 and passed away on Septem- ber 6, 1986. He led Winfield, Ks. High School to three Kansas State High School Basketball Championships. The Winfield High School teams, coached by W. L. “Bill” Martin, won state championships in 1927(17-8), 1928(22-4) and 1929(22-1). In 1927 they defeated Lawrence High School 32-25 in the Championship game. In 1928 they defeated Topeka High School 18-14 and in 1929 they defeated Newton High School 10-8. An explosive 6’ 4” center, Ernest had the un- canny ability to score from angles. He towered over most players of the period and scored his points on tip-ins and a one hand shot that was ahead of its time.
He played for the Kansas Teachers College (now Pittsburg State University) in the early 1930’s under Coach John Lance and was considered one of the best college players of his era. He was an All-Conference performer all four years and led his team to four straight conference titles. He led the team to 47 straight victories, a feat unsurpassed until Bill Russell’s San Francisco University team won 60 straight more than 20 years later in 1955 and 1956 seasons He was nicknamed “Old Grand” for scoring exactly 1,00 points during his college career.
Schmidt went on to play AAU basketball, starring for the Reno Creameries and Denver Piggly Wiggly teams. Ernest Schmidt was enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. as a player in 1974.
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The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association would like to thank Patrick O'Donnell, General Manager and Pepsi-Cola of Topeka, for their sponsorship of the 2012 All-Star Basketball Games.
Coaches ask every year, “How do I join the KBCA? You join at the KBCA booth each year at the KSHSAA Coaches Clinic at the Topeka Capital Plaza, the KBCA table at the all-star games, and by mail from the web site: download form from web site: kansaskbca.com and send to Ex. Director Randy Walling– address below: If you join at the all-star games your admission to the games is free.
When are my post season forms due? Each year to your class rep by March 20- their addresses are on the web site under officers and reps.
How do I report coaches wins and years of service? By contacting Randy Walling Ex. Director by March 20 with your up-dates. Address and emails to report are listed below on his card.
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