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Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Members Career Achievement Awards 2015 Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Members Career Achievement Awards 2015 10 Year Certificate 30 Year Plaque Craig Batchman - Meade Larry Berger - Hodgeman County Luke Baxter - Onaga Brian Bubalo - Blue Valley Northwest Brett Gunderson - Trinity Academy Scott Burger - Sabetha Stana Jefferson - Andover Central Becky Carlson - Iola Scott Lane - Central Heights Tm Klein - Abilene Middle School Jeremy Rakes - Frontenac Mike Klaver - Norwich Michael Roe - Concordia Gary Melcher - El Dorado Jason Shelangouski - Council Grove Dalen Rathbun - Lincoln Pechone Stepps - Fort Scott Don Shirley - Mulvane Sam Stroh - Lawrence Free State Dennis Tegethoff - Holton Mark Western - K.C. Schlagle 35 Year Plaque 15 Year Plaque Joe Hertel - Thomas More Prep Tim Breth - Decatur Community Rick O’Neil - Wellsville Ryan Eilert - Beloit Tony Ingram - Manhattan 100 Win Certificate Pat Martin - Salina - Sacred Heart Tony Ingram - Manhattan Justin Mayer - Eudora Kelley Snodgrass - Dodge City Ryan Phifer - Blue Valley North Beau Welch - Emporia Mike Rose - Shawnee Mission Northwest Shane Stout - Piper 200 Win Certificate Tammie Wolt - Olathe Heritage Christian Academy Shane Stout - Piper 300 Win Plaque 20 Year Plaque David Ediger - Cimarron Steve Blue - Eisenhower Tammy Kerschen - Andale Marlin Clark - Lyons Middle Chris Schmidt - Olpe Darren Crumrine - Sedgwick Jesse Herrmann - Andover Central 350 Win Plaque Rick Hetzel - Saint Thomas Aquinas Mark Kerschen - Andale Tammy Kerschen - Andale Rick Hetzel - Saint Thomas Aquinas Jeff Lantz - South Barber Kim Lohse - Hanover Jon McLean - Buhler 400 Win Plaque Kiley Roelfs - Pittsburg Scott Burger - Sabetha David Smedley - Cherryvale Tom Stephens - Stockton Chris Strathman - McPherson Rick Zych - Bishop Miege 25 Year Plaque 450 Win Plaque Patrick Battle - Junction City Craig Fletchall - Barton County Community College David Cash - Paola Dennis Fort - Osage City 500 Win Plaque Brian Hickman - Holton Middle School Clair Oleen - Bethany College Bruce Hula - Council Grove Mark Kerschen - Andale 650 Win Plaque Clint Kinnamon - St. John Keith Riley - Hill City Lonnie Lollar - Bishop Carroll Loren Ziegler - Silver Lake Tom Nelson - Caney Valley Darren Soucie - Osawatomie Jeff True - Southern Coffee County 800 Win Plaque Steve Eck - Hutchinson Community College Kansas Basketball 2 Coaches Association 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. You may also join now on our web site: Look for the KBCA Membership Logo to join. 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. All Basketball Coaches from Middle School, High School and College. Retired Coaches, Fans and Officials are encouraged to join the KBCA. Our membership needs a boost from our Kansas Coaches! Kansas Basketball 3 Coaches Association 2015 KBCA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Garett Beecher Corie Fischer Trey Dubbert Heidi Heiniger Holton Ottawa St. John’s/Tipton Sabetha Spalding Basketball Ron Slaymaker Kansas Basketball Spalding Basketball Scholarship Scholarship Coaches Association Scholarship Alexandria Minton Colton Pitko Kirah Lohse Pierson McAtee St. Mary’s Colgan Eureka Hayden Manhattan Spalding Basketball Spalding Basketball LaVetta Loring Clint and Billie Hill Scholarship Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Weston Hack Nate Klinge Sydney Meyer Lawrence Free State Wallace County Central Heights Mid America Youth Spalding Basketball Mid America Youth Basketball Scholarship Scholarship Basketball Scholarship Kansas Basketball 4 Coaches Association 2015 KBCA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Nicole Ohlde Tristen Wilson Linn West Elk Kansas Basketball Coaches Kansas Basketball Coaches Executive Director Executive Director Scholarship Scholarship Brittany Meyer Rachael Kuhlman Andale Wallace County KBCA Scholarship KBCA Scholarship Jacob Studer Frankfort KBCA Scholarship Kansas Basketball 5 Coaches Association KBCA WHITE GIRLS KBCA BLUE Head Coach: Pat Stiles Head Coach: Matt Richardson Assistants: Antwain Scales; Jordan Mellott Assistants: Shelly Hoyt; Keith Kresin NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER Taylor Deniston Holcomb Brittany Meyer Andale 2 2 5' 4" Guard Tabor College 5' 3" Guard Rockhurst University Janae Price Bucklin Shelby Makovec Centre 4 4 5' 3" Guard Fort Hays State University 5' 6" Guard McPherson College Taylor Stahly Newton Carly Heim Hoxie 5 5 5' 8" Guard Hutchinson Comm. College 5' 7" Guard Fort Hays State University Morgan Ediger Cimarron Kaley Broeckelman Beloit 10 10 5' 9" Guard Tabor College 5' 9" Guard Cloud County Comm. College Rachel Doll Ellinwood Lanie Page Wamego 12 12 5' 9" Guard Fort Hays State University 6' 2" Guard Kansas State University Noelle Dooley Garden Plain Caylee Richardson Hesston 15 15 5' 10" Forward Pittsburg State University 6' Forward Southwest Baptist University Cara Flach Wabaunsee Caroline Ballard Manhattan 30 25 5' 10" Forward Cloud County Comm. College 5' 10" Guard Washington U./St. Louis Sammie Bachrodt Kapaun Mt. Carmel Shelby Lopez Bishop Carroll 32 30 5' 9" Guard Drake University 6' 0" Forward Pittsburg State University Daley Handy Maize Tatyana Legette Seaman 40 42 6' Guard University of Wyoming 5' 10" Forward Fort Hays State University Tiana Moala Paola Jordan Morton Olathe South 52 50 6' 2" Forward Emporia State University 5' 10" Forward McKendree U./ Lebanon, Ill. KBCA WHITE BOYS KBCA BLUE Head Coach: Kurt Kinnamon Head Coach: Kim Lohse Assistants: Clint Kinnamon, Glenn O'Neil Assts: Joe Jackson; Chad Novack; Larry O'Connor NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER Kyler Kinnamon McPherson Semaj Hervey Wichita Heights 2 4 5' 11" Guard Fort Hays State University 5' 11" Guard Butler County Comm. College Shawntez Scroggins Shawnee Heights-Topeka Colton Pitko Eureka 4 5 6' Guard Independence Comm. College 5' 11" Guard Pittsburg State Trey O'Neil Scott City Trey Dubbert St. John's/Tipton 5 10 6' 2" Guard Fort Hays State University 6' Guard Sterling College James Conley Derby Ivan Montes Wallace County 10 12 6' 2" Guard Hutchinson Comm. College 5' 11" Guard Fort Hays State University Layne Bieberle Central Plains Samajae Jones Wichita East 12 15 6' 1" Guard Fort Hays State University 6' Guard Hutchinson Comm. College Payton Stephens McPherson Atir Cherne Kapaun Mt. Carmel 15 20 6' 4" Forward Stephen F. Austin State U. 6' 1" Guard Cowley County Comm. College Tate Turner Independence Brett Crist Quinter 20 23 6' 2" Forward Independence Comm. College 6' 2" Guard McPherson College Brett Meyer Scott City Trey Sleep Holcomb 23 25 6' 4" Guard Fort Hays State University 6' 4" Forward Bethel College Kade Kordonowy Maize South Jordan McNelly Salina Central 25 30 6" 4" Forward University of Oklahoma 6' 4" Forward Cowley County Comm. College Morgan Soucie Osawatomie Zach Jackson Wichita East 30 32 6' 5" Forward U. of Nebraska - Kearney 6' 5" Guard U. of Nebraska-Omaha Dean Wade St. John Patrick Muldoon Basehor - Linwood 32 40 6' 9" Forward Kansas State University 6' 7" Forward Eastern Illinois University Zach Stewart Labette County Brady Werth Hays 40 42 6' 6" Forward Coffeyville Comm. College 6' 7" Post Fort Hays State University Kansas Basketball 6 Coaches Association White Team All Star Girls Taylor Deniston Holcomb - Guard Height: 5’ 4” Tabor College Scoring Avg: 18.1 Basketball Reb Avg: 5.5 Coach: Nathen Novack Assist Ave: 4 Parents: Chad and Amanda Deniston Janae Price # 2 Bucklin - Guard Height: 5’ 3” Fort Hays State University Scoring Avg: 18.7 Academic Reb Avg: 7.3 Coach: Craig Bowman Assist Ave: 3.5 Parents: Trans and Becky Price # 4 Taylor Stahly Newton - Guard Height: 5’ 8” Hutchinson Community College Scoring Avg: 17.5 Basketball Reb Avg: 3.0 Coach: Randy Jordan Assist Ave: 2.0 Parents: Kim & BJ Stahly Morgan Ediger Cimarron - Guard # 5 Height: 5’ 9” Tabor College Scoring Avg: 19.6 Basketball Reb Avg: 5.4 Coach: David Ediger Assist Ave: 2.5 Parents: David and Michelle Ediger # K10ansas Basketball 7 Coaches Association White Team All Star Girls Rachel Doll Ellinwood - Guard Height: 5’ 9” Fort Hays State University Scoring Avg: 20 Reb Avg: 6 Coach: Kyle Kriegh Assist Ave: 3 Parents: Richard and Jean Doll Noelle Dooley# 12 Garden Plain - Forward Height: 5’ 10” Pittsburg State University Scoring Avg: 12.7 Volleyball Reb Avg: 6.1 Coach: Kody Kasselman Assist Ave: 1.5 Parents: Steve and Cyndi Dooley # Cara15 Flach Wabaunsee - Forward Height: 5’ 10” Cloud County Community College Scoring Avg: 20 Basketball and Volleyball Reb Avg: 9.1 Coach: Shanna Perine Assist Ave: 1.7 Parents: Jeff and Shannan Flach Sam Bachrodt # 30Kapaun Mr. Carmel - Guard Height: 5’ 9” Drake University Scoring Avg: 19.5 Basketball Reb Avg: 6.2 Coach: Billy Grat Assist Ave: 2.8 Parents: Cathy and Casey Bachrodt Kansas Basketball#8 Coaches32 Association White Team All Star Girls Daley Handy Maize - Guard Height: 6’ 0” University of Wyoming Scoring Avg: 10 Basketball Reb Avg: 7 Coach: Jerrod Handy Assist Ave: 4 Parents: Jerrod and Dana Handy Tiana Moala# 40 Paola - Forward Height: 6’2” Emporia State University Scoring Avg: 11 Basketball Reb Avg: 7 Coach: Stuart Ross Assist
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