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Kansas Basketball Coaches Association All - Star Games KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL - STAR GAMES MABEE ARENA KANSAS WESLAYN UNIVERSITY SALINA, KANSAS GIRLS’ GAME: 6:00 P.M. BOYS’ GAME: 8:00 P.M. JUNE 23, 2018 PROUDLY SPONSORS THE KBCA COACHES AWARDS AND IS A KBCA SCHOLARSHIP SPONSOR: CELEBRATING MOMENTS THAT MATTER™ Contact your Jostens representative today. Brady Ayer • [email protected] Chris Curtis • [email protected] Jeff Heline • [email protected] Greg Ice • [email protected] VM45089-1-0640A © 2017 Jostens, Inc. Kansas Basketball 2 Coaches Association Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Members Career Years of Service 2018 10 Year Certificate 40 Year Plaque Jeff Pierce - Seaman Jesse Nelson - Olpe Ethan Sabine - Pleasanton Tim Rietzke - South Central 15 Year Plaque 45 Year Plaque Jason Jones - Highland Park Justin Mayer - Gardner/Edgerton Ryan Noel - Holton Joe Ross - Southeast of Saline Chad Novack - Holcomb 50 Year Plaque 20 Year Plaque Jeff Dickson - Lawrence Michael Brinsko - Shawnee Mission West 25 Year Plaque Coaches: KBCA membership, reporting your wins and ser- vice years, all state nominations, all star nominations, Mike Domnick - Bishop Carroll scholarship application, filling our information for an all star player, etc is all done online now at: www.kansaskbca.com go to post season and all forms are listed for online entry. 30 Year Plaque On the home page the basketball court is an entry button for the KBCA membership. Click on it and you are in and it Neal Cruse - Oswego just takes a few minutes. Doug Finch - Salina Central You can pay online after entering your information and Alan Hibler - Baxter Springs when I get notification I will send your card. Jon Holliday - Holton If you choose to pay offline: Send check to my address Jim Johnston - Rock Creek Darrel Knoll - Hillsboro listed on the checkout area. All you have to do is remember Doug North - Central Heights to send your check. Remember, I will send your card when George Rossi - Norton Community you pay. Tom Stephens - Colby Remember, your KBCA card gets you into all MAYB tour- Keith Pelton - Royal Valley naments throughout the spring, fall and summer. KBCA card expires on June 30 of each year. Kansas Basketball 3 Coaches Association Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Members Career Years of Service 2018 100 Win Certificate 500 Win Plaque Lee Baldwin - Cheney Hadden Hiltgen - Nemaha Central Kody Kasselman - Garden Plain Darrel Knoll - Hillsboro Ryan Noel - Holton Joe Ross - Southeast of Saline Jeff Pierce - Seaman Darin Spence - Newman University Scott Post - Northeast - Arma Shawn Reed - Tabor College Brett Rolfs - Central Plains 600 Win Plaque Ethan Sabine - Pleasanton Ryan Showman - Kansas Wesleyan University Wayne Cichon - St. Mary’s Colgan Terry Tinich - Shawnee Mission South Lewis Wiebe - Berean Academy 200 Win Certificate 700 Win Plaque Ted Anderson - Andale Loren Ziegler - Silver Lake Steve Blue - Eisenhower Neal Cruse - Oswego Duane Colwell - Ottawa Jeff Lantz - Garden Plain 750 Win Plaque Pat Martin - Salina/Sacred Heart Dave Miller - West Elk Doug North - Central Heights Tim Rietzke - South Central Chad Novack - Holcomb Beau Welch - Emporia 900 Win Plaque 300 Win Plaque Steve Eck - Hutchinson CC Linndy Frieden - Silver Lake Brian Henry - Circle Jim Johnston - Rock Creek 1250 Win Plaque Clifton McCullough - Ottawa Rose McFarland - TMP/Marian Jesse Nelson - Olpe Lonnie Paramore - Haven Steven Stitzer - Shawnee Mission North The KBCA and member coaches would like to 350 Win Plaque thank Mid America Youth Basketball for Joe Auer - Wichita Heights sponsoring our yearly coaches wins and years of Gary Loring - Pike Valley service plaques. Brad Smith - Labette County A very special thank you to Greg Raleigh and Matt Flaming and staff at MAYB. 400 Win Plaque The KBCA would encourage all coaches to Doug Finch - Salina Central schedule their teams in Mid America Youth Rick Hetzel - St. Thomas Aquinas Basketball Tournaments [email protected] 450 Win Plaque www.mayb.com Alan Hibler - Baxter Springs Nick Linn - Smith Center Kansas Basketball 4 Coaches Association 2018 KBCA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Madison Dehlinger Cade Miller Eureka West Elk Randy Walling Randy Walling KBCA Executive Director KBCA Executive Director Scholarship Scholarship Allison Crist Aubrie Sorell Lincoln Labette County KBCA Scholarship KBCA Scholarship Katie Glatczak Kayla Smith Centralia Valley Heights KBCA Scholarship Susan Mulanga Scholarship Kansas Basketball 5 Coaches Association 2018 KBCA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Robyn MacDonald Damon Schmidt Alex Mannebach Jack Hamilton Shawnee Mission South Olpe Garden Plain Washburn Rural Spalding Basketball Ron Slaymaker Spalding Basketball Spalding Basketball Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship David McFarland Luke Evans Abigail Sechrist Hanna Bracelin Thomas More Prep-Marian Bishop Carroll Hillsboro St. Francis Spalding Basketball Clint and Billie Hill LaVetta Loring Memorial Clint and Billie Hill Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Sereena Weledji Sydney Johnson Melanie Renken St. Thomas Aquinas Beloit Little River Mid America Youth Spalding Basketball Mid America Youth Basketball Scholarship Scholarship Basketball Scholarship Kansas Basketball 6 Coaches Association KBCA BLUE GIRLS KBCA WHITE Head Coach: Rick Hetzel Assts: Matt Havlas Head Coach: Bob Martin Assts: Pat Stiles Kody Kasselman Jodie Karsak; Chris Strathman NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER Katie Glatczak Centralia Emmiley Hendrixson Haven 2 5' 7" Guard Washburn University 2 5' 3" Guard Cloud County CC Tre'Zure Jobe Wichita South Bailey Bangert Kingman 4 5' 7" Guard Emporia State University 4 5' 5" Guard Sterling College Cydney Bergmann Concordia Tristan Gegg Labette County 5 5' 8" Guard Fort Hays State U. 5 5' 7" Guard Pittsburg State University Ashtyn Wiebe Berean Academy Abby Ogle Baldwin 10 5' 7" Guard Tabor College 10 5' 7" Guard Hutchinson CC Brianna Vogts Olpe Sydnee Crain Girard 12 5' 9" Forward Evangel University 12 5' 9" Guard Pittsburg State University Ryann Stearns Andover Central Karsen Schultz Wabaunsee 15 5' 9" Guard Texas U. at San Antonio 15 5' 9" Forward Emporia State University Peyton Havlas Quinter Taylor Robertson McPherson 20 5' 10" Forward Fort Hays State U. 20 5' 10" Guard Oklahoma University E'Lease Stafford Lawrence Kayla Vitztum Thomas More Prep 23 5' 11" Forward East Tennesse State U, 23 5' 10" Forward Newman University Taylor Joplin Garden Plain Skylar Washington Gardner-Edgerton 25 6' Forward Western Nebraska CC 25 5' 10" Forward Benedictine College Sereena Weledji St. Thomas Aquinas Morgan Bolen Hartford 30 6' Guard U. of Pennsylvania 30 5' 11" Forward Neosho County CC Christianna Carr Manhattan Ashton McCorry Bishop Carroll 32 6' 1" Guard Kansas State University 32 6" 1" Guard Pittsburg State University Laura Macke Nemaha Central Elisa Backes Salina Central 40 6' 1" Forward Kansas State University 40 6' Forward U. of Nebraska-Kearney KBCA BLUE BOYS KBCA WHITE Head Coach: Ed Fritz Assts: Mark Applegate Head Coach: Lonnie Lollar Assts: Mike Domnick Chuck Fessenden Brett Rolfs NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER Caleb Jordan Salina- Sacred Heart Trent Sheer Cheney 2 5' 10" Guard Baker University 2 5' 10" Guard Baker University Koriyon Carr Topeka West Javon Reliford Labette County 4 5' 11" Guard Neosho County CC 4 6' Guard Neosho County CC Brandon Wilkes Paola Devin Davis Wichita Heights 5 6' 4" Forward Emporia State University 5 6' 1" Guard Colby College - Maine Tate Busse Saint Francis Nate Heneha Hutch- Central Christian 10 6' 2" Guard Wichita State University 10 6' 2" Guard Sterling College Sam Ward Blue Valley Northwest Kason O'Neal Halstead 12 6' 3" Guard North Central Missouri 12 6' 2" Guard Pratt CC Hunter Lewis West Franklin Diego Davila Lakin 15 6' 4" Guard Neosho County CC 15 6' 2" Guard Colby CC Gabe Pieschl Marysville Luke Evans Bishop Carroll 20 6' 4" Guard Cloud County CC 20 6' 2" Guard Friends University Chonnor Ludolph Southern Coffey County Trey Gilbert Holcomb 23 6' 4" Forward Wichita State University 23 6' 2" Guard Kansas Wesleyan U. Gilbert Peters South Gray Dylan Vincent Goddard Eisenhower 25 6' 6" Post Fort Hays State U. 25 6' 3" Guard Cowley County CC Ben Pyle McPherson Damon Schmidt Olpe 30 6' 8" Forward Western Illinois U. 30 6' 5" Post Kansas State University Parker Braun Blue Valley Northwest Marque English Pittsburg 32 6' 9" Forward University of Missouri 32 6' 6" Forward Link Year Prep- Branson Jonny Clausing Augusta Kobe Dickson Holcomb 40 6' 9" Post Washburn University 40 6' 9" Post Cornell University - NY Kansas Basketball 7 Coaches Association White Team All Star Girls Emmiley Hendrixson #2 Haven Guard Height: 5’ 3” College: Cloud County Community College Scoring Ave. 12.5 ppg Basketball Concordia, Ks. Reb. Ave.: 3 Coach: Dwight Roper Assist Ave.: 5 Parents: Roy and Tamara Hendrixson Bailey Bangert #4 Kingman Guard Height: 5’ 5” College: Sterling College Scoring Ave. 18.5 ppg Basketball Sterling, Ks. Reb. Ave.: 5 Coach: Justin Batt Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: Steven and Terri Bangert Tristan Gegg #5 Labette County Guard Height: 5’ 7” College: Pittsburg State University Scoring Ave. 26 ppg Basketball Pittsburg, Ks. Reb. Ave.: 5 Coach: Kristi Snider Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: Scott and Debbie Gegg Abby Ogle #10 Baldwin Guard Height: 5’ 7” College: Hutchinson Community College Scoring Ave. 17.4 ppg Basketball Hutchinson, Ks. Reb. Ave.: 5 Coach: Bob Martin Assist Ave.: 5 Parents: Ray and Jeanne Ogle Kansas Basketball 8 Coaches Association White Team All Star Girls Sydnee Crain #12 Girard Guard Height: 5’ 9” College: Pittsburg State University Scoring Ave. 24.5 ppg Basketball Pittsburg, Ks. Reb. Ave.: 6 Coach: Brad Herlocker Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: Chad and Dana Crain Karsen Schultz #15 Wabaunsee Forward Height: 5’ 9” College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave. 19 ppg Basketball Emporia, Ks. Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Shanna Perine Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: Jared and Janelle Schultz Taylor Robertson # 20 McPherson Guard Height: 5’ 10” College: Oklahoma University Scoring Ave. 24 ppg Basketball Norman, OK Reb. Ave.: 5 Coach: Chris Strathman Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Terri Robertson and the late Dave Robertson Kayla Vitztum #23 Thomas More Prep - Marian Forward Height: 5’ 10” College: Newman University Scoring Ave.
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