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Hays High School Indians TMP-Marian Monarchs 38th Annual 2020 Gerald Mitchell Hays City Shootout Hays High School Hugoton High School TMP-Marian High School Life Prep Academy December 3 December 4 December 5 Welcome to Hays High School and the 38th Annual Gerald Mitchell Hays City Shootout Tournament, one of the most reputable tournaments in the State of Kansas! Thank you for taking an active role in the interest of your school. We believe strongly that high school activities are vital to the overall success of our school and provide the incentive for school spirit, peer friendships, and family involvement. Without the help of many, our tournament would not be possible. Thank you to our many merchant advertisers! We thank USD 489 Superintendent Ron Wilson and the USD 489 Board of Education for their endless support. We also want to thank Mrs. Hart’s “Project Management” class for creating and developing the Gerald Mitchell Hays City Shootout program and promotional materials. Enjoy your stay in Hays, Kansas and we hope your experience is very positive! Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Martin Straub, Principal Lance Krannawitter, Assistant Principal/Athletic Director John Linn, Assistant Principal Fred Winter, Assistant Principal KSHSAA RULE 52 – SPORTSMANSHIP We believe that academic and athletic programs must do merely more than co-exist. They must be integrated and support each other in different areas. The concept of SPORTSMANSHIP must be taught, modeled, expected, and reinforced in the classroom and at all competitive activities. Therefore, all Kansas State High School Association members, including Hays High, stand together in support of the following sportsmanship philosophies. Activities are an important aspect of the total education process in the American schools. They provide an arena for participants to grow, to excel, to understand, and to value the concepts of SPORTSMANSHIP, to build school pride, and to increase student/community involvement. Activities are also an opportunity for the community to demonstrate its support for the participants and the school, and to model the concepts of SPORTSMANSHIP for the youth as respected representatives of society. 1. Be courteous to all. (Participants, coaches, officials, staff, and fans.) 2. Know the rules, abide by and respect the officials’ decisions. 3. Win with character and lose with dignity. 4. Display appreciation for good performance regardless of the team. 5. Exercise self-control and reflect positively upon yourself, team, and school. 6. Permit only positive sportsmanlike behavior to reflect on your school and its activities. In accordance with Kansas State Fire Marshall regulations, we request that you take a moment to identify two emergency exits closest to you. We have checked these exits and the other emergency equipment in this building and verify they are available for use in case of an emergency. In case of emergency, pay close attention to the announcer for important life safety information. Page 2 Table of Contents Cover ................................................................................ 1 Boys and Girls Top Ten Scoring Performances......... 12 Welcome/KSHSAA Rule 52/Emergency Exits ............ 2 2019 Girls All-Tournament Team ............................... 13 Table of Contents ............................................................ 3 2019 Girls Most Inspirational Player .......................... 13 2019 All Academic Team ............................................... 3 2019 Girls Champion Team Photo ............................. 13 Tournament Schedule .................................................... 4 2019 Boys All-Tournament Team ............................... 14 HHS Booster Club Members/Board Members ........... 5 2019 Boys Most Inspirational Player .......................... 14 HHS Booster Club Business Sponsors ......................... 6 2019 Boys Champion Team Photo ............................. 14 Football Frenzy Sponsorships ....................................... 7 Boys Rosters ................................................................... 15 Football Frenzy Sponsorships ....................................... 8 Boys Rosters .................................................................. 16 Girls Tournament and Championship Records .......... 9 Girls Rosters .................................................................. 17 Boys Tournament and Championship Records ........ 10 Girls Rosters .................................................................. 18 Boys and Girls Past Champions ................................. 11 The Academic Booster Club of Hays High School is proud to sponsor the All-Academic Team. Congratulations to those players and cheerleaders who receive this honor. Athletics and strong academic performance are recognized as a commitment on their part. Good luck to all of the teams participating in the Gerald Mitchell Shootout. 2019 All-Academic Team Boys School Girls Sam Ryan Great Bend Jenna Mauler Dylan Ruder Hays Isabel Robben Dwight Russell Life Prep Oliqia Lepuowsua Peyton Weixelman Manhattan Aloera Ostermann Myles Jeffries Millwood TaLiyah Gramling Jon Jenkins Olathe West Michelle Anderson NA St. Thomas Aquinas Elena Guerra Tate Fanshier Free State NA Page 3 Tournament Schedule: Thursday, Dec. 3rd 3:00 - TMP vs. Life Prep Girls 4:45 - TMP vs. Life Prep Boys 6:30 - Hays HS Girls vs. Hugoton Girls 8:15 - Hays HS Boys vs. Hugoton Boys Friday, Dec 4th 3:00 - Hugoton Girls vs. TMP Girls 4:45 - Hugoton Boys vs. TMP Boys 6:30 - Hays HS Girls vs. Life Prep Girls 8:15 - Hays HS Boys vs. Life Prep Boys Saturday, Dec 5th 1:30 - Life Prep Girls vs. Hugoton Girls 3:15 - Life Prep Boys vs. Hugoton Boys 5:00 - Hays HS Girls vs. TMP Girls 7:00 - Hays HS Boys vs. TMP Boys Good Luck to all teams! Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Girls Tournament Records Most individual field goals in 3 games Rachelle Roulier, Colby 37 1986 Most individual free throws in 3 games Megan Bonar, DeSoto 25 2013 Most individual field goals in 1 game Lori Flax, TMP-MHS 14 1985 Kim Strong, Abilene 14 1990 Frankie Jimmerson, SulpSpr. 14 2000 Cindy Keeley, Great Bend 14 2001 Most individual 3-point goals in 1 game Taylor Oliver, Riley County 7 2012 Most individual 3-point goals in 3 games Sarah Gist, Hays 13 2007 Taylor Oliver, Riley County 13 2012 Madison Vargo, Riley Co. 13 2013 Most individual free throws in 1 game Megan Bonar, DeSoto 16 2013 Most individual points in 3 games Lori Flax, TMP-MHS 81 1985 Most individual points in 1 game Cindy Keeley, Great Bend 38 2001 Most 3-point goals by a team in 1 game Norton 10 1995 Riley County 10 2012 Riley County 10 2013 Most 3-point goals by a team in 3 games Riley County 25 2013 Most 3-point goals by both teams in a game Riley County vs. Colby 15 2012 Most team points in 1 game Pampa 82 1990 Most team points in 3 games Pampa 190 1990 Fewest points by both teams in 1 game Kearney vs. Abilene 52 1998 Most points by both teams in 1 game Norton 73 vs. Hays 65 138 1993 Widest margin of victory Pampa 76 vs. Russell 23 53 1988 Girls Championship Game Records Most points scored by both teams Riley County vs. Great Bend 127 2013 Most points scored by 1 team Riley County 74 2013 Widest margin of victory Manhattan 28 1999 Most field goals scored by 1 team Colby 26 1985 Most free throws scored by 1 team Manhattan 26 2006 Most individual field goals Rachelle Roulier, Colby 12 1986 Stephanie Wedel, Abilene 12 1995 Most individual free throws Kelsey Nelson, Riley County 15 2004 Most individual 3-point goals Madison Vargo, Riley County 5 2013 Most individual points scored Stephanie Wedel, Abilene 30 1995 Fewest points scored by winning team Hays 39 1984 Fewest points scored by both teams Kearney 34 vs. Manhattan 42 76 2005 Kearney 40 vs. Newton 36 76 2009 Most times in championship game Manhattan 14 Most times champion Manhattan 10 Page 9 Boys Tournament Records Most Individual field goals in 3 games Cederick Wilbon, Pampa 35 1990 Most individual free throws in 3 games Tevin Berry, Newton 28 2015 Most individual goals in 1 game Ryan Stanton, Colby 16 1993 Eric Mumm, Kearney 16 1994 Most individual free throws in 1 game Gabe Awbrey, Manhattan 16 2015 Most individual points in 3 games Cederick Wilbon, Pampa 90 1990 Most individual points in 1 game Eric Mumm, Kearney 44 1994 Most individual 3-point goals in 1 game Nate Guffey, Hays 8 1994 Dalton Verhulst 8 2013 Most individual 3-point goals in 3 games Chad Creamer, TMP-MHS 17 1991 Most 3 point goals by a team in 1 game Hays 16 1994 Most 3 point goals by a team in 3 games Kearney 30 1994 Most 3 point goals by both teams Hays vs. Kearney 20 1993 Most team points in 1 game Manhattan 101 1993 Most team points in 3 games Pampa 283 1990 Fewest points by both teams in a game Garden City 29 vs. Colby 32 61 1984 Most points by both teams in a game Kearney 88 vs. Hays 84 (2OT) 172 1994 Widest Margin of victory Kearney 91 vs. Norton 32 59 1992 Boys Championship Game Records Most points scored by both teams Kearney 88 vs. Hays 84 (2OT) 172 1994 Most points scored by 1 team Pampa 92 1990 Widest margin of victory Great Bend 75 vs. Kearney 45 30 2006 Most field goals scored by 1 team Pampa 37 1990 Most free throws scored by 1 team Hays 24 1983 Great Bend 24 2006 Most individual field goals Eric Mumm, Kearney 16 1994 Most individual free throws Gabe Awbrey, Manhattan 16 2015 Most individual 3-point goals Nick Sutko, Kearney 5 1998 Most individual points scored Eric Mumm, Kearney 44 1994 Fewest points scored by both teams Hays 48 vs. Great Bend 19 67 2009 Fewest points scored by winning team
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