PRESENTED BY: KANSAS BASKETBALL 28th COACHES ASSOCIATION
KBCA AUGUST 4, 2011
ALL-STAR LEE ARENA GAME WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Members Career Years of Service 2011
10 Year Certificate 25 Year Plaque
Alan Billinger - Thomas More Prep - Marian Donnie Campbell - Blue Valley West Brent Clark - Quivira Heights Randy Kraft - Tonganoxie Tim Riemann - Northern Heights Nick Linn - Smith Center Scott Stegman - Holcomb Alan Sheets - Republic County Ryan West - Holton Dennis Tegethoff - Holton
15 Year Plaque 30 Year Plaque
John Bellah - Smoky Valley Shane Cordell - Little River Clay Oakes - Bonner Springs Doug Stewart - Burlington John Wetig - Effingham - Atchison County Mark Spears - Wilson Community Rocky Stone - Rose Hill
20 Year Plaque 35 Year Plaque
Linndy Frieden - Silver Lake Chris Rorabaugh - Plainville Rick Rhoades - Blue Valley Southwest Randy Savage - Marion Troy Thrasher - Salina - Brown Mackie College Doug Tuck - St. Paul 40 Year Plaque
John McFall - Mill Valley
Coaches - Remember to notify the KBCA by March 20th each year with your career wins total up-date and your career years of service total up-date. You can use the form online at www.kansaskbca.com to report on and then email to: Randy Walling—Executive Director at [email protected] or [email protected].
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Members Career Years of Service 2011 100 Win Certificate 500 Win Plaque
Darren McDorman - South Haven Shane Cordell - Little River Ryan West - Holton John McFall - Mill Valley John Wetig - Effingham - Atchison County Community Mark Applegate Montezuma - South Gray Ted Zuzzio - Baldwin
200 Win Certificate 600 Win Plaque
Dale Deighton - Meade Barry Mellen - Kismet - Southwestern Heights Linndy Frieden - Silver Lake Todd Gish - Valley Falls Vance Lee - Hutchinson - Trinity Academy Rick Rhoades -Overland Park - Blue Valley Southwest Scott Stegman - Holcomb Troy Thrasher - Salina - Brown Mackie College
300 Win Plaque 1000 Career Wins Plaque
Doug Finch - Salina Central Jesse Nelson - Olpe
350 Win Plaque
Joe Ross - Hope Alan Sheets - Republic County Dennis Tegethoff - Holton
The KBCA and our member coaches would like 400 Win Plaque to thank Mid America Youth Basketball for
Greg Hohensinner - Lenexa - St. James Academy sponsoring our yearly coaches wins and years of Darrel Knoll - Hillsboro service plaques. Mike Klaver - Norwich A very special thank you to Greg Raleigh and Matt Flaming and staff for all that MAYB does for the KBCA.
450 Win Plaque The KBCA would encourage all coaches to use Mid America Youth Basketball Clair Oleen -Lindsborg - Bethany College Lewis Wiebe - Elbing - Berean Academy [email protected]
www.mayb.com 2011 KBCA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Ryan Schenker Kathryn Flott Riley Hundley Ali Brewster Oswego H.. S. Olpe H. S. Atchison County H. S. Argonia H. S. Rocky Lamar’s Fundamentally Spalding Basketball Ron Slaymaker Driven Basketball Camp Spalding Basketball
Taylyn Schwartz Kyle Preston Jordan Nicholson Nolan Gaede Eureka H. S. Newton H. S. Lakeside H. S. Holcomb “Yes I Can Camps” LaVetta Loring Clint and Billie Hill Spalding Basketball Ottawa University Memorial Scholarship Scholarship
Kyle Hall Nelly Weledji David Embers Erin Boxberger Rolla H. S. St. Thomas Aquinas H.S. Louisburg H.S Blue Valley North H. S. Mid America Youth Mid America Youth Basketball Scholarship Spalding Basketball Spalding Basketball Basketball Scholarship
2011 KBCA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Vanessa Kresin Derek Bevan St. John’s/Beloit H.S. Macksville H.S. Kansas Basketball Coaches Kansas Basketball Coaches Executive Director Executive Director Scholarship Scholarship
Ft. Row: Daniel Parra - KC Sumner; Rex Casner - Cheney; Stana Jefferson - Andover Central; Mitch Fiegel - Wichita Collegiate; Joe Auer - Wichita Heights; Randy Savage - Marion Back Row: Steve Ingram - Olathe South; Kim Lohse - Hanover; Jesse Nelson - Olpe; Andy Gillen - Montezuma-South Gray; Lewis Wiebe - Elbing-Berean Academy NORTH - BLUE UNIFORMS GIRLS SOUTH - WHITE UNIFORMS Head Coach: Jon Holliday Head Coach: Dixie Brewster Asst. Coaches: Rick Hetzel, Kenroy Wilson Jesse Nelson, Kip Pulliam, Terrence Phox NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER Logan Antenen Salina South Ali Brewster Argonia 2 5' 8" Guard Fort Hays State University 2 5' 7" Guard McPherson College Casyn Buchman McPherson Ally Nikkel Cheney 4 5' 9" Guard Washburn University 4 5' 8" Guard Washburn University Mariah Jones Ell-Saline Heidi Brown Southwestern Heights 5 5' 7" Guard Kansas State University 5 5' 11" Guard Kansas State University Abbey Kearney Valley Falls Brooke Boatright Argonia 10 5' 7" Forward Emporia State University 10 5' 8" Guard McPherson University Taylor Schrag Moundridge Merissa Quick Cheney 12 5' 10" Guard McPherson College 12 6' 3" Post Emporia State University Vanessa Kresin St. John's/Beloit Dani Winters Plainville 15 5' 9" Guard Kansas Wesleyan U. 15 5' 11" Post Kansas State University Cierra Ceazer Topeka-Shawnee Heights Carly Spicer Osage City 20 5' 10" Guard Grambling State University 20 6' 1" Forward Emporia State University Daria Sprew Topeka High Ashia Woods Wichita Collegiate 23 6' Post Mid-America Nazarene 23 5' 11" Forward Kansas State University Taylor Zordel Topeka - Washburn Rural Paige Champlin Concordia 25 5' 4" Guard Emporia State University 25 5' 10" Forward Cloud County CC Jayde Reid Topeka Hayden Kathryn Flott Olpe 32 5' 10" Forward Benedictine College 32 6' Forward Emporia State University Lizzy Jeronimus Shawnee Mission West Kjia Hart Goddard 40 5' 11" Guard Pittsburg State University 40 5' 11" Forward Kansas State University Natalie Knight Olathe South Kate Lehman Newton 42 5' 6" Guard Kansas University 42 6' 4" Post Fort Hays State University NORTH - BLUE UNIFORMS BOYS SOUTH - WHITE UNIFORMS Head Coach: Daniel Parra Head Coach: Glenn O'Neil Asst. Coaches: Kurt Kinnamon, Jeff Starkey Joe Auer, Jeff Kuckelman, Lewis Wiebe NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER Ryan Fiser Washington County A J Downing Topeka - Highland Park 2 5'10" Guard Kansas State University 4 5' 11" Guard Independence CC Connor Brooks Manhattan Eric Dobbins Jr. Wichita Heights 4 6' 3" Guard Northern Oklahoma 5 5' 8" Guard Cowley County CC Jack Pyle McPherson Kevin Burdiek Seneca - Nemaha Valley 5 6' 1" Guard Hutchinson Community 10 6' 2" Forward Washburn University Kurt Walker Topeka - Hayden Gunner Phelan Bushton-Quivira Heights 10 5' 11" Guard Barton County Community 12 6' Guard Pratt CC Brett Fisher Blue Valley Northwest Grayson George Minneapolis 12 6' Guard Benedictine College 15 6' 1" Guard Oklahoma State University Jonathan Miller Greeley County Kyle Bunker Macksville 15 6' 2" Forward Kansas University 20 6' 5" Forward Kansas State University Sean Osler Cheney Mitch Buhler Rossville 20 6' 5" Forward Butler County Community 23 6' 2" Guard Washburn University Christian Ulsaker McPherson Jake Ediger Topeka - Washburn Rural 23 6' 6" Forward Washburn University 25 6' 6" Forward Pittsburg State University Connor Hynek Hanover Matt Swank Pratt 25 6' 4" Forward Kansas State University 30 6' 3" Guard Sterling College Kyle Wiggins Leavenworth Jared Holthaus Douglass 40 6'2" Guard Washburn University 40 6' 4" Guard Cowley County CC Elijah Alexander KC -Sumner Academy Connor McDaniel Topeka - Seaman 42 6' 5" Guard Coffeyville CC 42 6' 7" Forward Cloud County CC Forrestal Hickman Holton Karlin Wiebe Elbing-Berean Academy 52 6' 8" Post Missouri U. of Sci. & Tech. 52 6' 5" Post Undecided Blue Team All Star Girls
Logan Antenen
Salina South Guard
Height: 5’ 8” College: Fort Hays State University Scoring Ave. 9.7 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4.7 Coach: Jason Hooper Assist Ave.: 5 Parents: Kent and Terra Antenen
Casyn Buchman
McPherson Guard
Height: 5’ 9” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave. 14.6 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4.7 Coach: Christopher Strathman Assist Ave.: 3.8 Parents: Rodney and Cheryl Buchman
Cierra Ceazer
Topeka - Shawnee Heights Guard
Height: 5’ 10” College: Grambling State University Scoring Ave. 18.3 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.2 Coach: Robert Wells Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Roy(Deceased)and Climerteen Ceazer
Lizzy Jeronimus
Shawnee Mission West Forward
Height: 5’ 11” College: Pittsburg State University Scoring Ave. 18 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6.2 Coach: Scott Aldrich Assist Ave.: 3.6 Parents: Hank and Nancy Jeronimus Blue Team All Star Girls
Mariah Jones
Ell-Saline Guard
Height: 5’ 7” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave. 14.6 Reb. Ave.: 4.8 Coach: Curtis Pickering Assist Ave.: 3.3 Parents: Randy and Karla Jones
Abbey Kearney
Valley Falls Forward
Height: 5’ 7” College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave. 15.5 Reb. Ave.: 7.3 Coach: Todd Gish Assist Ave.: 1.3 Parents: Rob and Rhonda Kearney
Natalie Knight
Olathe South Guard
Height: 5’ 6” College: Kansas University Scoring Ave. 16.3 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4.8 Coach: Steve Ingram Assist Ave.: 5.9 Parents: James and Tinita Knight
Vanessa Kresin
Beloit -St. John’s Catholic Guard
Height: 5’ 9” College: Kansas WesleyanUniversity Scoring Ave. 21.7 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6.9 Coach: Keith Kresin Assist Ave.: 4.3 Parents: Keith and Sharon Kresin Blue Team All Star Girls
Jayde Reid
Topeka Hayden Forward
Height: 5’ 10” College: Benedictine College Scoring Ave. 18 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6 Coach: Jesica Farmer-Walter Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Nate and Judy Reid
Taylor Schrag
Moundridge Guard
Height: 5’ 10” College: McPherson College Scoring Ave. 15 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 4 Coach: Kenroy Wilson Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Keith and Connie Schrag
Daria Sprew
Topeka High Post
Height: 6’ College: Mid America Nazarene Scoring Ave. 18 Basketball Reb. Ave: 5 Coach: Shanna Perine Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Calvin and Heather Sprew
Taylor Zordel
Topeka Washburn Rural Guard
Height: 5’ 4” College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave: 10.9 Softball Reb. Ave: 3.7 Coach: Kevin Bordewick Assist Ave: 5.1 Parents: Allen Zordel and Shari Boswell White Team All Star Girls
Brooke Boatright
Argonia Guard
Height: 5’ 8” College: McPherson College Scoring Ave. 13.0 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 7 Coach: Dixie Brewster Assist Ave.: 5 Parents: Rod and Sue Boatright
Ali Brewster
Argonia Guard
Height: 5’ 7” College: McPherson College Scoring Ave. 12 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5 Coach: Dixie Brewster Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: Dean and Dixie Brewster
Heidi Brown
Southwestern Heights Guard
Height: 5’ 11” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave. 17.2 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 7.4 Coach: Barry Mellen Assist Ave.: 5.5 Parents: L. H. and Thais Brown
Paige Champlin
Concordia Guard/Forward
Height: 5’ 10” College: Cloud County Community College Scoring Ave. 16 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 11.7 Coach: Kevin Johnson Assist Ave.: 1.6 Parents: Robin and Teresa Champlin White Team All Star Girls
Kathryn Flott
Olpe Forward
Height: 6’ College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave. 23 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Jesse Nelson Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Kevin and Mary Flott
Kjia Hart
Goddard Forward
Height: 5’ 11” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave. 18 Elementary Education Reb. Ave.: 4.8 Coach: Lee Keller Assist Ave.: 1.9 Parents: Dale and Carol Hart
Kate Lehman
Newton Post
Height: 6’ 4” College: Fort Hays State University Scoring Ave. 15.5 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 11.5 Coach: Randy Jordan Assist Ave.: 3.4 Parents: Brent and Karen Lehman
Ally Nikkel
Cheney Guard
Height: 5’ 8” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave. 11.3 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.3 Coach: Rod Scheer Assist Ave.: 1.5 Parents: Lee & Rochelle Nikkel White Team All Star Girls
Merissa Quick
Cheney Post
Height: 6’ 3” College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave. 15 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Rod Scheer Assist Ave.: 1 Parents: Jerry Quick, Karen Quick
Carly Spicer
Osage City Forward
Height: 6’ 1” College: Emporia State University Scoring Ave. 19 Volleyball Reb. Ave.: 13 Coach: Jeff Edwards Assist Ave.: 1 Parents: Bill and Jeri Spicer
Dani Winters
Plainville Post
Height: 5’ 11” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave. 20.1 Track Reb. Ave.: 12.9 Coach: Ben Packard Assist Ave.:1.6 Parents: Tom and Tammy Winters
Ashia Woods
Wichita Collegiate Forward
Height: 5’ 11” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave. 22 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Terrence Phox Assist Ave.: 5 Parents: Dennison Woods & Jennifer Brenon KBCA WOMEN’S HIGH SCHOOL COACHES OF THE YEAR 2011
Kip Pulliam Rick Hetzel Jon Holliday 6A 5A 4A Wichita Heights St. Thomas-Aquinas Holton
Terrence Phox Kenroy Wilson Jesse Nelson 3A 2A 1A Div. 1 Wichita Collegiate Moundridge Olpe
Dixie Brewster 1A Div. 2 Argonia MISS KANSAS BASKETBALL
2011
Natalie Knight
Olathe South
Parents: James and Tinita Knight Coach: Steve Ingram
High School Basketball Accomplishments
Honors Received as a Sophomore: Honors Received as a Senior: Starter on State Runner-up team nd Olathe South’s Invitational Tournament Most Valuable Player 2 team All-State by Maxpreps.com McPherson Invitational All-Tournament Team 3rd team All-State by both Wichita Eagle and McDonald’s All-American Nominee – 1 of only 5 in school history Topeka Capital Journal Metro Sports & KC TV 5 Athlete of the Week 1st team All-Class by both Wichita Eagle and US Army Athlete of the Month (February) Topeka Capital Journal Olathe Player of the Year by Olathe paper 1st team All-Metro by Metro Sports Sunflower League Player of the Year 1st team All-Sunflower League Gatorade’s Kansas Player of the Year Olathe Player of the Year by Olathe paper 1st team all-state by the Topeka Capital Journal and Wichita Eagle Honors Received as a Junior: Selected to play in both the GKCBCA and KBCA All-Star games Starter on the State Championship team 1st team All-Olathe Olathe South’s Invitational Tournament Most Valuable Player McPherson Invitational All-Tournament Team KC Star and NBC Action News Athlete of the week Olathe South Career Stats Olathe Player of the Year by Olathe Newspaper Pts: 1280 2nd all-time Named ESPN Rise Underclass All-American Field Goal %: .610 1st all-time FGM: 451 3rd all-time 1st team All-Sunflower League Free Throw %: .820 1st all-time FTM: 291 2nd all-time 1st team All-state by both Wichita Eagle and 3 pt. %: .460 1st all-time Topeka Capital Journal Steals: 311 1st all-time KC Metro Player of the Year by KC Star & Metro Sports Assists: 330 3rd all-time Gatorade Player of the Year Nominee Rebounds: 360 10th all-time DiRenna Award Winner (KC Metro Player of the year) GKCBCA MR. KANSAS BASKETBALL
2011
Christian Ulsaker
McPherson
Parents: Todd and Mary Ulsaker Coach: Kurt Kinnamon
High School Basketball Accomplishments
Wichita Eagle & Topeka CJ 1st team all-classes 2011 Wichita Eagle & Topeka CJ 2nd team all-classes 2010 Wichita Eagle & Topeka CJ 1st team 5A 2011,2010 & 2009 KBCA 1st team 5A 2011,2010 & 2009 Maxprep Kansas Super Six 2011 & 2010 AVCTL DII 1st team 2011,2010 & 2009, AVCTL DII MVP 2011,2010 & 2009 McPherson Invitational All-Tournament Team 2011,2010 & 2009 Hutchinson News Basketball Player of the Year 2011 Hutchinson News Athlete of the Year 2011, McDonald All-American nominee 2011 Gatorade Player of the Year nominee 2011, State Champions 2011 McPherson Invitational Champions 2010 Never lost a AVCTL II game (40-0) Football: Wichita Eagle, Topeka CJ & KFBCA 1st team all-classes 2011 KFBCA 1st team 5A 2011 2011 Shrine Bowl participant. McPherson Career Stats Career Pts.- 1513- 1st Pts in season 584- 1st Field Goal Made Career- 525- 1st Free Throw Attempt Career- 526- 1st Free Throw Made Career- 400- 1st Most Games in career over 20 pts.- 37- 1st Scoring Average Season 23.4- 1st Career Scoring Average 17.8-1st Reb. Career- 580-1st Career Steals-1st Career Blocks-1st
KBCA MEN’S HIGH SCHOOL COACHES OF THE YEAR 2011
Joe Auer Kurt Kinnamon Daniel Parra 6A 5A 4A Wichita Heights McPherson Sumner Academy
Glenn O’Neil Lewis Wiebe Jeff Kuckelman 3A 2A 1A Div. 1 Scott City Berean Academy Macksville
Jeff Starkey 1A Div. 2 Tribune– Greeley County Blue Team All Star Boys
Elijah Alexander
Sumner Academy Guard
Height: 6’5” College: Coffeyville Community College Scoring Ave. 15 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 12 Coach: Daniel Parra Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Canita Alexander
Connor Brooks
Manhattan Guard
Height: 6’ 3” College: Northern Oklahoma (Enid) Scoring Ave. 16 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6.4 Coach: Tim Brooks Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Tim & Lisa Brooks
Ryan Fiser
Washington County Guard
Height: 5’ 10” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave. 18 Reb. Ave.: 3 Coach: David Bisnette Assist Ave.: 3.5 Parents: Marty and Lesley Fiser
Brett Fisher
Blue Valley Northwest Guard
Height: 6’ College: Benedictine College Scoring Ave. 16 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 2 Coach: Ed Fritz Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Scott and Tawnya Fisher Blue Team All Star Boys
Forrestal Hickman Holton Post
College: Missouri University of Science & Height: 6’ 8” Technology Rolla, MO. Scoring Ave. 13.8 Football Reb. Ave.: 9 Coach: Ryan West Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Brian and Lisa Hickman
Connor Hynek Hanover Post
Height: 6’ 3” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave. 14.3 Business/Finance Reb. Ave.: 8.1 Coach: Kim Lohse Assist Ave.: 2.1 Parents: Joe and Karen Hynek
Jonathan Miller
Greeley County Forward
Height: 6’ 2” College: Kansas University Scoring Ave. 16 Track Reb. Ave.: 7 Coach: Jeff Starkey Assist Ave.: 3 Parents: Brian and Shelli Miller
Sean Osler
Cheney Forward
Height: 6’ 5” College: Butler Community College Scoring Ave. 21.1 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 9 Coach: Stan Dohm Assist Ave.: 2.4 Parents: Tom and Kris Osler North Team All Star Boys
Jack Pyle
McPherson Guard
Height: 6’ 1” College: Hutchinson Community College Scoring Ave. 21.8 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.5 Coach: Kurt Kinnamon Assist Ave.: 2.5 Parents: Tom and Liz Pyle
Christian Ulsaker
McPherson Foward
Height: 6’ 6” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave. 23.5 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: Kurt Kinnamon Assist Ave.: 3.5 Parents: Todd and Mary Ulsaker
Kurt Walker
Hayden Guard
Height: 5’11” College: Barton County Community College Scoring Ave. 10 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 3.4 Coach: Ted Schuler Assist Ave.: 3.5 Parents: Terry and Valerie Walker
Kyle Wiggins
Leavenworth Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave: 15.2 Basketball Reb. Ave: 3 Coach: Larry Hogan Assist Ave: 3 Parents: James and LaMorris Wiggins White Team All Star Boys
Mitch Buhler
Rossville Guard
Height: 6’ 2” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave. 17 Football Reb. Ave.: 9 Coach: Derek Dick Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Steve and Shelly Buhler
Kyle Bunker
Macksville Forward
Height: 6’ 5” College: Kansas State University Scoring Ave. 19.8 Reb. Ave.: 9.2 Coach: Jeff Kuckelman Assist Ave.: 1 Parents: Bill and Joni Bunker
Kevin Burdiek
Nemaha Valley Forward
Height: 6’ 2” College: Washburn University Scoring Ave. 11.8 Finance Reb. Ave.: 5.9 Coach: Jon Thomas Assist Ave.: 2.2 Parents: Duane and Lori Burdiek
Eric J. Dobbins, Jr.
Wichita Heights Guard
Height: 5’ 8” College: Cowley County Community College Scoring Ave. 7.9 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 3.2 Coach: Joe Auer Assist Ave.: 7.7 Parents: Eric and Pamela Dobbins White Team All Star Boys
A J Downing
Highland Park Guard
Height: 5’ 11”” College: Independence Community College Scoring Ave. 13.7 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 3.8 Coach: Ken Darting Assist Ave.: 4.4 Parents: Arnold, Sr. and Keya Downing
Jake Ediger
Washburn Rural Forward
Height: 6’ 6” College: Pittsburg State Scoring Ave. 18 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6.5 Coach: Clint Meitler Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: Ron and Sally Ediger
Grayson George
Minneapolis Guard
Height: 6’ 1” College: Oklahoma State University Scoring Ave. 18 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 5.8 Coach: Erik Shupe Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Rod George and Mary Beth Ponton
Jared Holthaus
Douglass Guard
Height: 6’ 4” College: Cowley County Community College Scoring Ave. 25.4 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 6 Coach: Ty Unrau Assist Ave.: 2.7 Parents: Jeff and Julie Holthaus White Team All Star Boys
Connor McDaniel
Topeka Seaman Post
Height: 6’ 7” College: Cloud County Community College Scoring Ave. 18.2 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 9 Coach: Larry Latimer Assist Ave.: 2 Parents: Michael and DeeAnn McDaniel
Gunner Phelan
Quivira Heights Guard
Height: 6’ College: Pratt Community College Scoring Ave. 22.9 Basketball Reb. Ave.:7 Coach: Clay Mettlen Assist Ave.: 4 Parents: John and Carolyn Phelan
Matt Swank
Pratt Guard
Height: 6’ 3” College: Sterling College Scoring Ave. 19 Basketball Reb. Ave.: 8 Coach: David Swank Assist Ave.: 5 Parents: David and Molly Swank
Karlin Wiebe
Berean Academy Post
Height: 6’ 5” College: Undecided Scoring Ave: 12 Reb. Ave: 9 Coach: Lewis Wiebe Assist Ave: 2 Parents: Lyle and Lenora Wiebe Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Miss Kansas Basketball Selections Mr. Kansas Basketball Selections 1983 thru 2011 1983 thru 2011
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 – Holton 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
KBCA Officers 2010-11
Randy Walling Barry Mellen Greg Wyatt Executive Director Assistant Executive Director President
Brad Smith John Sanborn Steve Ingram Scholarship Committee Hall of Fame and Assistant Game Director Assistant Game Director KBCA Class Reps 2010-11
Richard Turner Gary Loring Justin Coup 1A Girls—Linn 1A Boys—Pike Valley 1A Boys—Goessel
Ryan Noel Tim Dolloff Barry Mellen 2A Girls—Valley Heights 2A Boys—Bennington 3A Girls—Southwestern Heights
Mitch Fiegel 3A Boys—Wichita Collegiate
KBCA Class Reps 2010-11
Mark Kerschen Jeff DeLaTorre Steve Alexander 4A Girls - Andale 4A Boys - Fort Scott 5A Girls - Topeka Seaman
Kurt Kinnamon Scott Mall Donnie Campbell 5A Boys - McPherson 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 2011-12 Membership form on-line at: kansaskbca.com
2011 Kansas State Activities Association Officials Girls Game Officials
Joshua Meyer Kurt Lohse Josh Tanking Concordia Topeka Holton
Boys Game Officials
Butch Schlesener Jay Harmison David Johnson Herington Riley Burdick KBCA College Women’s Coach of the Year
Lonnie Kruse
Sterling College Women
Sterling, Kan. SC finished the 2010-11 season with an overall record of 27-6, 16-2 in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Confer- ence (KCAC) and won its fifth straight KCAC Regular Season crown. After finishing as the runner-up in the KCAC Champion- ship Tournament, Sterling traveled to the State Farm-NAIA Women’s Basketball Championship in Sioux City, Iowa were they defeated Valley City State University (N.D.) in the first round before losing to eventual national champion Northwestern Col- lege in the second round. The Lady Warriors finished the season ranked 13th in the NAIA Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Top 25 Poll. Lonnie Kruse has completed 30 seasons as Head Coach of the Sterling College women’s basketball program. Under Kruse’s direction, the Lady Warrior basketball program has had 28 straight winning seasons, and become one of the strongest women’s collegiate basketball programs in the state of Kansas and in the NAIA. Kruse has been named KCAC “Coach of the Year” eleven times: 1988-89, 1992-93, 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1998-99, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2007-08, 2009-10, and 2010- 11. The Lady Warriors have posted twenty 21+ win seasons, won the KCAC regular season title twelve times and qualified fifteen times for the NAIA national tournament while under Kruse’s leadership. The women have also maintained a high national ranking, ending fourteen of the last seventeen seasons in the top twenty-five nationally. During his coaching tenure, Kruse has produced 65 First Team All-Conference selections, 51 All-Conference Honorable Men- tion selections, ten KCAC “Freshmen of the Year”, ten NAIA Honorable Mention All-America selections, two Third Team NAIA All-America, five Second Team NAIA All-America selections and one First Team NAIA All-America. Since 1989, Coach Kruse has also seen 36 different players become NAIA All-American Scholar Athletes. Coach Kruse’s win/loss record at Sterling is currently 664-197 (77%), which places him in the top ten in career victories and winning percentage among current coaches in the NAIA. Kruse is also the All-Time Winningest Women’s College Basketball Coach in Kansas History. Kruse is a 1971 graduate of Sterling College where he participated in basketball and track. Kruse graduated from Sterling as its all-time career scoring leader in men’s basketball with 1,540 points. He is currently third on the SC career scoring list. Lonnie and his wife Carol have four daughters; Lisa, Darci, Stacie and Erin. All four of Kruse’s daughters played basketball for their father while attending Sterling. Lonnie is also the proud grandpa (PaPa) of eight grandchildren.
KBCA College Men’s Coach of the Year
Gregg Marshall
Men’s Basketball Coach
Wichita State University
Gregg Marshall is the head men’s basketball coach of Wichita State University, where he has built the Shockers into one of the top non-BCS programs in the country. He has improved the Shockers’ win total in each of his four seasons. Marshall holds a career record of 276-138 as a head coach.
In the 2010-11 season, Marshall led the Shockers to a stellar 29-8 record, culminating with a championship in the National Invitational Tournament in New York. The Shock- ers defeated four BCS-conference opponents in that tournament to win the title. With five seniors returning as well as other talented returning contributors and a solid incom- ing recruiting class, Marshall has the Shockers aimed for even bigger and better feats in 2011-12.
Marshall came to Wichita in 2007, after nine successful seasons at Winthrop Univer- sity. Marshall led the Eagles to seven NCAA Tournaments, the first time the school had ever reached the NCAA Tournament. He was a four-time Coach of the Year in the Big South Conference and is also the winningest coach in that conference.
Marshall is married to the former Lynn Munday. The couple has two children, Kellen and Maggie KBCA Junior College Women’s Coach of the Year
Brett Erkenbrack
Cloud County Women’s Coach
Brett Erkenbrack led the Cloud County Com- Coach Erkenbrack and his wife Sonia have two munity College Lady Thunderbirds to a 27-9 sons, Blake and Drew. record, Region VI Championship and an 8th place finish in the 2011 NJCAA National 2011 NJCAA Division I District F Coach of the Tournament. Year 2011 KBCA Junior College Coach of the Year Coach Erkenbrack has a career record of 514- 2010 Named to Cloud County CC Athletic Hall 199 (72.1%) in his twenty-two seasons at of Fame Cloud County CC, making him the all-time 2001 NJCAA Division I District D Coach of career victories leader in Kansas junior col- the Year lege women’s basketball history. Fourteen 2001 NJCAA Division I Championship Coach times Erkenbrack’s teams have won 25 or of the Tournament more games in a season, including 9 of the 2001 KBCA Junior College Coach of the Year past 11 years. 2000 KJCCC West Division Coach of the Year 1994 Converse/WBCA District 5 Coach of the Brett’s career has been highlighted by win- Year ning the 2001 NJCAA Division I National 1994 Converse/WBCA National Coach of the Championship, marking the first time a Kan- Year finalist sas school ever accomplished the feat.
Twenty-six of Erkenbrack’s players have been named All Region VI, including 13 first team selections and 11 have been honored as NJCAA All Americans. Over 45 former Lady T-Birds have gone on to play at NCAA Div. I universities.
KBCA Junior College Men’s Coach of the Year–
Jerre Cole
Highland Men’s Coach
Jerre Cole recently completed his second year as the head men’s A native of Washington, Kan., Jerre led the Washington High basketball coach at Highland Community College. He led the School Tigers (now Washington County High School) to a third Scotties to their first-ever Region VI Division II Championship, place finish in the 1988 Class 2A State Championships. He was District II Championships and the NJCAA Division II National twice named a First Team All-Blue Valley Conference selection. Tournament. Jerre is no stranger at HCC, having played for the Jerre was named to the 2A All-KBCA First Team following his Scotties from 1989-91. senior season. At Highland, Jerre helped the Scotties to the Re- gion VI Final Eight Tournament in Salina as a freshman and led Prior to his return to Highland, Jerre was the head coach at the Scotties in scoring as a sophomore. He then transferred to Mis- Lamar State College-Port Arthur in Port Arthur, Tex. He over- souri Valley College following graduation from HCC, helping the saw the program’s move into NJCAA Division I from Division Vikings to a NAIA Division II Top 10 Ranking and an at-large bid III in his one season as head coach. to the NAIA National Championship Tournament in 1992. As a senior, Jerre led the Vikings in scoring and was an All-Heart of From 2006-08, he served as an assistant coach at Garden City America Conference and All-District selection. Community College under current head coach Kris Baumann. During his time at GCCC, the Broncbusters won 39 games and Jerre earned an Associate of Arts degree from Highland Commu- advanced each year to the Region VI Final Eight Tournament in nity College. He completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Sec- Wichita. ondary Education from Missouri Valley College and a Master of Science degree in Physical Education from Emporia State Univer- Prior to Garden City, Jerre was an assistant at Arizona Western sity. College for the 2005-06 season. The Matadors finished the year with a 28-7 overall record, won the Region I championship, and Jerre is married to the former Kimberly Strangmeier. They have advanced to the Elite Eight at the NJCAA D-I National Tourna- two children, Claire and Jackson, ages 6 and 1 respectively. ment in Hutchinson., Kan.
Jerre spent four years, 2001-05, as the head coach at Peru State College in Peru, Neb. During his time at PSC, he recruited and coached four straight NAIA All-American selections and led the Bobcats to their first-ever MCAC post-season tournament. Their 21-11 mark in 2002-03 was the eleventh 20+ win season in school history.
From 1996-2001, Jerre served as an assistant at Porterville Col- lege in Porterville, Calif., under head coach George Nessman (currently the head coach at San Jose State University). In the five year stretch, the Pirates were California’s winningest com- munity college program with a 147-22 overall record. Porterville won four straight Central Valley Conference titles and captured the California Community College State Champi- onship in 2001. KBCA JUNIOR HIGH BOYS COACH OF THE YEAR 2011
Phil Anderson
Hutchinson Middle School
Hutchinson Middle School Basketball
2007 - Present Record: 55 - 4
Veteran Kansas High School Coach. Lyons, Salina South, Hutchinson CC, Hutchinson High Former KBCA President and Class Rep American History/Sociology Teacher @HHS
Wife: Stephanie Stepson: Hector 16yrs old. Junior at Hutchinson High
KBCA JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS COACH OF THE YEAR 2011
Kristen Stapleton
Meade Junior High
Meade JH Basketball 6 year record: 55-29 2011 Undefeated League Champs 2009-10 League Runner-Up 2008-09 League Champs 2007-08 League Runner-Up 2005-06 League Champs
Also coaches JH Volleyball at Meade and has coached HS Softball, JH Basketball and Volleyball at Southwestern Heights. Family farms in the Meade area.
Husband: Ryan Children: Jaylin - 12, Jarret - 10, Grayden - 6, Sayler - 2 KBCA Junior College ―Coaches of the Year‖
2011 2004 1997 Brett Erkenbrack—Cloud County CC—Women’s Jim Turgeon—Dodge City CC—Women’s Leslie Crane – Kansas City CC– Women’s Jerre Cole—Highland CC—Men’s Jay Herkelman—Coffeyville CC– Men’s Randy Stange – Hutchinson CC– Men’s 2003 2010 Bobby Basel – Garden City CC – Women’s 1996 Jaime Green—Labette County CC—Women’s Kevin Muff – Cloud County CC – Men’s Jef Tadtman – Independence CC Women’s Michael Bargen—Butler County CC—Men’s Jay Herkelman – Coffeyville CC– Men’s 2009 2002 John Ontjes – Hutchinson CC – Women’s Jim Littell – Seward County CC– Women’s 1995 Mike Jeffers – Johnson County CC – Men’s Jay Herkelman – Coffeyville CC– Men’s Jeff Tadtman – Independence CC Women’s Dale Reed – Seward County CC– Men’s 2008 2001 Chance Lindley – BartonCounty CC – Women’s Brett Erkenbrack – Cloud County CC– Women’s 1994 Bryan Zollinger – Seward County CC – Men’s Mike Jeffers – Johnson County CC – Men’s Jeff Tadtman – Independence CC– Women’s Steve McClain – Hutchinson CC– Men’s 2007 2000 Toby Wynn – Seward County CC – Women’s Debbie Carrier – Johnson County CC – Women’s 1993 Jay Herkelman – Coffeyville CC– Men’s Mark Downey – Independence CC – Men’s Tambra Romsted - Independence CC Women’s Randy Smithson – Butler County CC– Men’s 2006 1999 Tom Stephens – Colby CC - Women’s Jim Littell – Seward County CC – Women’s 1992 Jay Herkelman – Coffeyville CC– Men’s Francis Flax – Brown Mackie - Men’s Jerry McCarty Barton County CC– Women’s Randy Smithson – Butler County CC– Men’s 2005 1998 Jim Littell – Seward County CC– Women’s Craig Brookover – Coffeyville CC – Women’s Franics Flax – Brown Mackie – Men’s Dave Brown – Seward County CC – Men’s KBCA College ―Coaches of the Year‖
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Clint Hill Service Award—2011
Max Falkenstien
Lawrence, Ks.
Max was born and raised in Lawrence, Kansas. He graduated from Liberty Memorial High School and from the University of Kansas. He served 35 months in the United States Air Force/Army Signal Corps during World War II.
He began his broadcasting career while in high school as a staff announcer at WREN. After returning from the service he began his sportscasting career in 1946. His first game broadcast was of an NCAA Playoff basketball game between Kansas and Oklahoma A&M, anchored then by Bob Kurland. A&M won the game and later…its second straight NCAA Championship. Shortly thereafter Max originated the KU Sports Network, which subsequently was acquired by the University. His long career included broadcasts of KU’s Final Fours in basketball, two national championships in 1952 and 1988, plus Jayhawk football appearances in two Orange Bowls and several others. In all, between 1946 and 2006 he broadcast over 650 football games and more than 1,750 basketball games. He aired every men’s KU basketball game played in historic Allen Field House from its opening in 1955 until 2006.
He was the first inductee into the Lawrence High School Hall of Honor. He received an honorary “K” from the KU Lettermen’s Club. He has received the Baker University Lifetime Achievement Award and the Ellsworth Medallion, the award of the KU Alumni Asso- ciation. He is a Paul Harris Fellow of Rotary International. While serving as President of the Topeka Rotary Club, the club pur- chased the first gorilla in Kansas for the Topeka Zoo, which was named “Max.” He is the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award from the Kansas Association of Broadcasters and a member of the Kansas Broadcasters Hall of Fame. He has authored two books with Doug Vance and Matt Fulks: MAX AND THE JAYHAWKS and A GOOD PLACE TO STOP which chronicle his 60 year asso- ciation with coaches and athletes.
The College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Indiana honored Max with the Chris Schenkel Award for broadcasting excellence. He was the first media member of KU’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Dick Vitale selected him as a member of Vitale’s “Sweet Sixteen”…his choice of the top 16 college basketball broadcasters in the country. The Sporting News chose him as the “Best College Radio Personal- ity in the Country.” Sports Illustrated featured him in a special article. He was elected to the State of Kansas Sports Hall of Fame. The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts selected him for the Curt Gowdy Award for Broadcasting Excel- lence. He was only the second college broadcaster to have been so honored.
At the conclusion of his 60th year of following the Jayhawks, the KU Athletic Corporation presented Max with its first ever Lifetime Service Award. He was honored by Resolutions of Commendation from the United States Senate, the United States House of Repre- sentatives, the Kansas Governor’s Office, the Kansas Senate and the Kansas House of Representatives. His mythical jersey (Number 60) was retired in Allen Field House, next to all the great KU athletes who have been so honored. He was recognized by every member school of the Big 12 Conference, as well as the Conference Office. He joined an elite list of luminaries when the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas named him Kansan Of The Year in 2006.
On the business side, Max spent a long career in the banking industry, retiring as a Senior Vice President of Douglas County Bank in Lawrence. His primary responsibilities included marketing, public relations, business development, employee training and electronic banking. He was instrumental in helping develop electronic advancements for the bank. He served as chair of the national advertising campaign for the American Bankers Association, and also headed the advertising division of the Kansas Bankers Association.
Max and his wife, Isobel, are the parents of Jane Hart of Topeka and Kurt Falkenstien of Lawrence. They have three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Don Jones Courage Award
Kevin, Emily, Avery and Elyse Haxton
Kevin Haxton is a native of Claflin, Kansas. He is a 1995 graduate from Claflin High School where he partici- pated in football, basketball, and tennis. He was a part of two State Championship teams in football and played in two state tournaments in basketball and participated in three state tennis meets while placing third in doubles with his twin brother Kyle his junior and senior years. He continued his basketball career at Sterling College and was the team’s co-captain his junior and senior years. He graduated in 1999 with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Administration.
After graduating from Sterling College, he married his wife Emily, a 1994 graduate of Claflin High School, on June 5, 1999. Emily graduated from Washburn University and began her profession as a Physical Therapist Assis- tant at Satanta District Hospital while Kevin worked in Admissions at Garden City Community College. In 2000, Kevin and Emily relocated to Ellsworth, Kansas. Kevin worked for Barton County Community College for seven years and Emily began working at Ellsworth County Medical Center and is currently still working there. Kevin began his coaching career in 2000 at Quivira Heights High School. He was the assistant boys basketball coach in 2000 and then took over as the head coach in 2001, and 2002. He then took over as the head boys basket- ball coach at Claflin High School in 2003 and remained there through 2007. During his time at Claflin, he led his teams to the state tournament in 2006 & 2007 and his team was the state runner-up in 2006. In 2007 Kevin began teaching and coaching at Ellsworth High School and he will be beginning his fifth year as head basketball coach at EHS. He has also been the head golf coach at EHS since 2008.
On March 18, 2011, Emily, Kevin’s wife of 12 years and mother of their 2 children, son Avery (8) and daughter Elyse (3), was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. Their world was turned upside down at that time. Emily has always been a healthy person and has tried to take care of her body, physically, emotionally, and mentally. These last several months have really been eye opening and have changed their perspective on so many different levels. They have always felt like spiritual, Christian people but have definitely grown closer to the Lord and leaned on Him, and gained strength from Him these past several months. Emily is courageously continuing to battle this dis- ease by taking treatments and leaning on her faith, family, friends, and community. Her determination and tough- ness is personified by the way she continues to live her daily life and she continues to be a positive impact on eve- ryone she is in contact with. Surgery will be in the near future and they know that there are a lot of challenges still ahead, but believe without challenge, there is no achievement. KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 2011
Kansas State High School Activities Association Spearville Lady Lancer Basketball Team Class 1A Girls State Champions 1986-87 27-1 Front Row Lt. to Rt. Marisa McDaniel, Trina Schawe, Shannon Wilson(mgr.), Brenda Knoeber Middle Row: Lt. to Rt. Coach Brian Hogan, Lori Hogan, Jill Hornung, Leanna Froetschner, Marlene Stein Asst. Coach Rebecca Morrisey Top Row: Lt. to Rt. Renee Knoeber, Kasey Schawe, Brenda Stein, Shirley Stein, Camilla Hartzler
Lady Lancer Championship Season
The 1987 Lady Lancer Basketball Team was the very first Lancer team to bring home a Class 1A State Championship. They accomplished this by winning against undefeated Sylvan Grove 47-34. The Lancers ended their season with a 27-1 overall record. Their only loss was to 5A State Champion Buhler in the Pratt Tournament of Champions, where the girls took third. They also brought home a 1st place medal in the Macksville Tournament by defeating Copeland 70-16. They were state bound for the third straight year by defeating Ransom 66-45 in the Regional and Cunningham 51-41 in the Sub- State Tournament. The 1987 Lady Lancer Basketball Team defeated 27 teams by an average of over 32.5 points. They scored an average of just over 64 points per game. They also reached the 90-point mark twice. The girls gained notoriety for being the first in Ford County to bring home a State Championship KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 2011
Kansas State High School Activities Association Immaculata Raiders Boys Basketball Team Class A Boys State Champions 1961-62 26-0 Front Row: Lt to Rt. Bill Somers, Jerry Reilly, Ed Williams, Bill Dougherty, Larry Guenther, Bob Lahiff Second Row Lt. to Rt. Head Coach Joe Brown, Kenny Kersten, Bob McGlinn, Rich Williams, Ray Graf, John Sloan, Asst. Coach Bob Hudgins
Class A State Tournament Results Immaculata 62 Valley Center 57 Immaculata 45 Centre-Lost Springs 44 Immaculata 75 St. Mary’s-Pittsburg 62 KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME
2011
Steve Murray
Wabaunsee High
Alma, Ks.
Steve Murray graduated from Wheaton High School in 1966 after attending grade school at Blaine, KS. Steve received his B.S. degree from Kansas State University. He coached basketball, football, cross county, track and tennis during his coaching career at South Elk Junior High, Altoona-Midway High School and twenty-seven years at Wabaunsee High School in Alma, KS. He was also the Athletic Director for twenty years at Wabaunsee. Steve has been married to his wife Darlene, for forty years and has three sons and four grandsons. His teams compiled a winning record of 404 wins and 276 losses. While at Wabaunsee, they made six state tournament appearances, finishing 24-1 and capturing the 3-A title in 1986. They finished run- ner-up in 1992 and 2005. Coach Murray was three times the Flint Hills coach of the year. After the 1986 season he received several honors including Topeka Capital Journal Coach of the Year, 3A KBCA coach of the year and served as an assistant at the KBCA All Star game. He had several players appear in the KBCA All Star game during his coaching tenure, including a son. He has been a past speaker at the KSHSAA coaching clinic and made numerous appearances speaking on man de- fense at KSU coaching classes. Coach Murray was also involved in other athletic organizations, including coaching summer baseball and a past president of the Kan- sas High School Rodeo Association. Coach Murray would like to thank all of his former assistant coaches and players for playing a crucial role in his coaching suc- cesses. KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 1997 1990 1978 Wichita South Boys Team 1949 Russell Boys Team George Stephens - Bethany College Morris "Jud" Detter - Nickerson Ron Slaymaker - Emporia State Frank Lindley - Newton John "Blackie" Lane - Clay Center Dudley Geise - Overland Park 1996 1989 1983 Silver Lake Girls Team 1975 Salina - Sacred Heart Boys Team Harold Pounds - Hutchinson Jack Hartman - Manhattan (KSU) Bob Robinson - Baxter Springs Paul Dillingham - Alma Jerry McCarty - Barton County Harold Johnson - Topeka Ernie Barrett - Wichita 1995 1988 1944 Hays Boys Team 1976 Jackson Heights Girls Team Melvin "Sonny" Bourne - Centralia Ken Bueltel - Topeka-Hayden Willie Nicklin - Topeka Cy Sickles - Wichita Amos Morris - Russell
1994 1987 1979 Kapaun Mt. Carmel Girls Team 1983 Topeka Hayden Boys Team Bill Guthridge - Chapel Hill, NC. Brice Durbin - Kansas City Steve Cadue - Lawrence Phog Allen - Lawrence Glenn Conner - Everett Gouldie - Agra Nino Samuel - Salina 1993 1986 1949 Goodland Boys Team 1969 Wyandotte Boys Team John Ravenscroft - Newton Bob Johnson - Pittsburg Kari Jones - Pratt-Skyline Ron Paradis - Topeka Russell Morton - Newton Bill Himebaugh - Wichita Johnnie E. Corrigan - Overland Park 1992 Eugene R. Johnson - Overland Park 1968 Wamego Boys Team Paul Markham - Wamego 1985 Fred Mendell - Hutchinson 1957 Wyandotte Boys Team Ralph Miller - (WSU) Oregon Ken Cochran - Salina Raymond Stewart - Courtland Jay Frazier - McPherson 1991 Cade Suran - Hays 1966 Dwight Boys Team Christine (Ward) Headrick - Protection Don Bingham - Randall Lynette Woodard - Wichita William "Bill" Engstrom - Lindsborg 1984 Ted Owens - Kansas University 1977 Wichita Heights Boys Team John Locke - Natoma Bill Burke - Salina Walt Shublom - Kansas City Clint Hill - Galva KANSAS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 2011 2004 1962 Leavenworth Boys Team 1982 St. John Boys Team 1987 Spearville Girls Team Jim Baker - Buhler Steve Murray - Wabaunsee Bob Mannebach - Colby
2010 2003 1985 Rexford - Golden Plains Boys Team 1981 Olpe Girls Team 1986 Topeka-Shawnee Heights Girls Team Robin Baker - Desoto Ben Meseke - Olathe Nick Dawson - Lyndon Kenneth Thomas - Whiting Anthony Zamrzla - Salina
2009 2002 1959 Rozel Boys Team 1981 Osage City Girls Team 1960 Rozel Boys Team Dennis Erkenbrack - Republic 1982 Frontenac Girls Team Diana Miller - Allen, TX Mike Henson - Topeka Paul Sexton - Olathe Bob Reed - Andover Josh Reid - Gainesville, GA.
2008 2001 1984 Troy Boys Team 1982 Lindsborg Boys Team 1985 Concordia Girls Team Dennis Getzlaff - Cottage Grove, MN. Randy Springs - Kansas City Gary Marriott - San Antonio, TX. Dennis Wahlgren - Salina Lloyd Steele - Cassville, MO. Jackie Stiles - Claflin 2007 2000 1963 Durham Boys Team 1982 St. Marys Girls Team 1979 Frontenac Girls Team Bryce Heinz - Healy Dennis Brunner - Wichita Gene Stauffer - Topeka Jerry W. Milner - Eureka Dick Switzer - Concordia
2006 1999 1944 Halstead Boys Team 1974 Buhler Girls Team 1945 Halstead Boys Team Dan Justice - Hutchinson Michael Goering - Topeka Larry Rich - Ashland Paul James Terry - Emporia Harvey Romans - Danville
2005 1998 1947 Buhler Boys Team 1957 Tescott Boys Team Larry Longhofer - Topeka Ernie Alexander - Burrton LaFayette Norwood - Kansas City Al Billinger - Hays Tom O'Dell - Bonita Springs, Fl. John Sanborn - Chapman KBCA All-Academic 2010-11
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