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Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Members Career Years of Service 2011 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.
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