KS–Kansas Prep Scores
Tuesday’s Scores
By The Associated Press

BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Andale 51, Circle 45
Andover 61, Goddard-Eisenhower 42
Ashland 56, Rolla 24
Atchison 67, KC Schlagle 60
Attica 52, Pretty Prairie 46
Augusta 49, Buhler 47
Basehor-Linwood 67, KC Bishop Ward 38
Bennington 49, Canton-Galva 48
Berean Academy 60, Remington 34
Bishop Miege 64, Blue Valley Southwest 52
Burlingame 55, Mission Valley 33
Burlington 72, Humboldt 57
BV North 63, BV Northwest 40
BV West 59, St. Thomas Aquinas 47
Cedar Vale/Dexter 84, South Haven 63
Central Plains 66, Ness City 45
Chaparral 76, Bluestem 47
Chase County 61, Madison 52
Cheney 68, Medicine Lodge 19
Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 60, Weskan 36
Cheylin 68, St. Francis 38
Derby 58, Hutchinson 45
Dodge City 43, Garden City 31
Doniphan West 63, Axtell 46
Ellis 71, Trego 42
Ellsworth 49, Southeast Saline 48
Eudora 52, DeSoto 35
Eureka 70, Erie 38
Fort Scott 59, Labette County 46
Frankfort 47, BV Randolph 28
Garden Plain 46, Douglass 25
Gardner-Edgerton 73, Blue Valley Stillwell 68
Girard 41, Pittsburg Colgan 38
Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 54, Rock Hills 37
Goodland 61, Colby 42
Halstead 49, Pratt 45
Hanover 63, Clifton-Clyde 20
Haven 69, Hillsboro 61
Hays 66, Abilene 50
Hays-TMP-Marian 65, Great Bend 52
Hesston 70, Hoisington 41
Highland Park 78, Shawnee Heights 59
Holton 54, Jefferson West 42
Hugoton 57, Ulysses 47
Hutchinson Central Christian 68, Burrton 36
Hutchinson Trinity 32, Inman 31
Jackson Heights 54, Valley Falls 42
Jayhawk Linn 55, Pleasanton 21
Jefferson North 59, Pleasant Ridge 34
KC Piper 91, KC Turner 81
KC Wyandotte 58, KC Washington 54
Kingman 64, Lyons 45
Lansing 58, Tonganoxie 45
Larned 58, Nickerson 26
Lawrence 70, SM North 66
Lawrence Free State 50, SM South 30
Liberal 52, Cimarron 43
Lincoln 69, Thunder Ridge 54
Louisburg 55, Baldwin 45
Lyndon 77, Waverly 67
Maize South 52, Andover Central 49
Manhattan 58, Topeka 46
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 68, McLouth 50
McPherson 69, El Dorado 43
Meade 73, Southwestern Hts. 65
Metro Academy 53, Bishop Seabury Academy 50
Mill Valley 49, Bonner Springs 43
Moundridge 55, Ell-Saline 46
Natoma 63, Tescott 23
Nemaha Central 56, Royal Valley 53
Norton 64, Hoxie 57
Olathe East 63, SM Northwest 47
Olathe North 68, Leavenworth 46
Olpe 63, Northern Heights 44
Osage City 78, St. Mary’s 44
Osawatomie 57, Iola 43
Osborne 67, Sylvan-Lucas 43
Oskaloosa 49, Horton 45
Oswego 51, St. Paul 36
Otis-Bison 50, Macksville 27
Ottawa 62, Paola 38
Oxford 54, Argonia 51
Parsons 73, Coffeyville 66
Peabody-Burns 59, Little River 54
Perry-Lecompton 44, Hiawatha 41
Pittsburg 61, Chanute 51
Pratt Skyline 60, Norwich 45
Republic County 55, Minneapolis 53, OT
Rock Creek 59, Chapman 30
Sabetha 60, Riverside 31
Salina Central 65, Salina South 50
Salina Sacred Heart 61, Beloit 47
Santa Fe Trail 63, Central Heights 55
Satanta 72, Fowler 62
Scott City 75, Holcomb 64
Sedan 51, Flinthills 30
Sedgwick 56, Marion 41
SM East 55, Olathe Northwest 49
SM West 59, Olathe South 58
Smith Center 62, Northern Valley 41
Solomon 67, Herington 35
South Barber 70, Fairfield 54
South Gray 66, Sublette 60
St. James Academy 63, Hogan Prep, Mo. 52
St. John 80, Kiowa County 24
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 79, Pike Valley 59
Sterling 80, Smoky Valley 57
Stockton 47, LaCrosse 43, OT
Sunrise Christian 72, Topeka Heritage Christian 40
Topeka Hayden 65, Emporia 58
Topeka West 63, Washburn Rural 52
Udall 57, Goessel 47
Uniontown 68, Altoona-Midway 36
Valley Center 46, Arkansas City 43
Veritas Christian 67, St. John’s Military 30
Victoria 74, Kinsley 56
Wabaunsee 43, Rossville 39
Wallace County 62, Syracuse 52
Wamego 63, Clay Center 36
Washington County 64, Linn 32
Wellington 71, Mulvane 31
West Elk 63, Central Burden 32
West Franklin 62, Marais des Cygnes Valley 58, OT
Wheatland-Grinnell 67, Oberlin-Decatur 58
Wichita Bishop Carroll 51, Kapaun Mount Carmel 48
Wichita Campus 52, Newton 49
Wichita Collegiate 61, Clearwater 36
Wichita East 85, Wichita Northwest 49
Wichita Heights 35, Wichita South 34
Wichita Home School 59, Caldwell 55
Wichita Independent 72, Belle Plaine 45
Wichita Southeast 72, Wichita North 61
Wichita Trinity 49, Conway Springs 36
Wilson 46, Lakeside 32
Winfield 65, Rose Hill 62
POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
Rural Vista vs. Hartford, ppd. to Feb 23.
Marmaton Valley vs. Chetopa, ppd. to Feb 24.
Riverton vs. Frontenac, ppd. to Feb 26.
Columbus vs. Galena, ppd. to Feb 18.
Concordia vs. Phillipsburg, ppd. to Feb 26.
Topeka Seaman vs. Junction City, ppd.
Baxter Springs vs. Southeast, ppd. to Feb 26.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Andale 52, Circle 28
Andover 53, Goddard-Eisenhower 43
Andover Central 52, Maize South 31
Argonia 58, Oxford 52
Axtell 57, Doniphan West 34
Baldwin 44, Louisburg 28
Basehor-Linwood 67, KC Bishop Ward 41
Beloit 55, Salina Sacred Heart 26
Bennington 48, Canton-Galva 39
Bishop Miege 60, Blue Valley Southwest 46
Blue Valley Stillwell 55, Gardner-Edgerton 46
Bluestem 45, Chaparral 40
Bucklin 59, Pawnee Heights 16
Buhler 48, Augusta 37
BV Northwest 61, BV North 38
BV Randolph 42, Frankfort 35
Caney Valley 34, Dewey, Okla. 28
Central Burden 36, West Elk 20
Central Heights 44, Santa Fe Trail 43
Central Plains 58, Ness City 30
Centralia 63, Marysville 61
Chapman 33, Rock Creek 23
Chase County 55, Madison 51
Cheney 46, Medicine Lodge 14
Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 58, Weskan 28
Cheylin 57, St. Francis 39
Cimarron 45, Liberal 40
Clay Center 54, Wamego 45
Coffeyville 62, Parsons 49
Cunningham 62, Stafford 26
Dighton 63, Greeley County 24
Dodge City 42, Garden City 36
Ellis 59, Trego 52
Emporia 51, Topeka Hayden 49
Eureka 59, Erie 38
Garden Plain 37, Douglass 25
Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 54, Rock Hills 37
Goessel 41, Udall 14
Golden Plains 49, Triplains-Brewster 43
Goodland 44, Colby 41
Great Bend 51, Hays-TMP-Marian 42
Hanover 59, Clifton-Clyde 23
Haven 48, Hillsboro 34
Hays 40, Abilene 31
Hesston 53, Hoisington 14
Hiawatha 58, Perry-Lecompton 44
Hill City 61, Rawlins County 26
Holcomb 57, Scott City 31
Holton 47, Jefferson West 37
Horton 58, Oskaloosa 39
Hoxie 71, Norton 32
Hugoton 65, Ulysses 29
Hutchinson 44, Derby 37
Hutchinson Central Christian 40, Burrton 31
Ingalls 55, Hodgeman County 27
Iola 51, Osawatomie 19
KC Piper 94, KC Turner 17
KC Schlagle 77, Atchison 54
KC Sumner 45, KC Harmon 11
Kingman 44, Lyons 43
Kinsley 64, Victoria 56
Labette County 54, Fort Scott 36
Lakeside 48, Wilson 41
Lansing 64, Tonganoxie 53
Larned 47, Nickerson 33
Lawrence 57, SM North 43
Lawrence Free State 59, SM South 48
Macksville 59, Otis-Bison 46
Manhattan 51, Topeka 31
Maranatha Academy 54, Heritage Christian 44
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 52, McLouth 26
McPherson 69, El Dorado 29
Meade 62, Southwestern Hts. 25
Metro Academy 68, Bishop Seabury Academy 18
Mill Valley 48, Bonner Springs 36
Mission Valley 42, Burlingame 24
Moundridge 40, Ell-Saline 34
Natoma 33, Tescott 20
Nemaha Central 56, Royal Valley 53
Neodesha 54, Yates Center 21
Newton 56, Wichita Campus 32
Norwich 44, Pratt Skyline 33
Olathe Northwest 52, SM East 31
Olathe South 62, SM West 30
Olpe 54, Northern Heights 37
Paola 46, Ottawa 29
Peabody-Burns 37, Little River 31
Pittsburg 38, Chanute 34
Pittsburg Colgan 59, Girard 47
Pleasant Ridge 44, Jefferson North 25
Pratt 43, Halstead 24
Remington 36, Berean Academy 29
Republic County 35, Minneapolis 29
Rolla 45, Ashland 36
Rossville 60, Wabaunsee 59
Sabetha 68, Riverside 20
Salina Central 46, Salina South 35
Sedan 42, Flinthills 28
Sedgwick 37, Marion 36, OT
Shawnee Heights 54, Highland Park 31
Silver Lake 67, KC Christian 16
SM Northwest 52, Olathe East 43
Smith Center 51, Northern Valley 21
Southeast Saline 59, Ellsworth 40
Spearville 54, Minneola 26
St. John 50, Kiowa County 17
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 55, Pike Valley 30
St. Mary’s 39, Osage City 38
St. Paul 60, Oswego 31
St. Thomas Aquinas 57, BV West 30
Sterling 67, Smoky Valley 29
Stockton 73, LaCrosse 70, 2OT
Sublette 52, South Gray 43
Sunrise Christian 52, Topeka Heritage Christian 35
Sylvan-Lucas 62, Osborne 36
Thunder Ridge 48, Lincoln 33
Uniontown 55, Altoona-Midway 18
Valley Center 64, Arkansas City 50
Valley Falls 43, Jackson Heights 37
Wallace County 45, Syracuse 24
Washburn Rural 64, Topeka West 37
Washington County 58, Linn 23
Waverly 59, Lyndon 44
Wellington 47, Mulvane 41
West Franklin 56, Marais des Cygnes Valley 49
Wheatland-Grinnell 46, Oberlin-Decatur 34
Wichita Bishop Carroll 40, Kapaun Mount Carmel 37
Wichita Collegiate 37, Clearwater 24
Wichita East 40, Wichita Northwest 35
Wichita Home School 59, Caldwell 48
Wichita Independent 51, Belle Plaine 32
Wichita North 56, Wichita Southeast 42
Wichita South 64, Wichita Heights 37
Wichita Trinity 51, Conway Springs 43
Winfield 56, Rose Hill 55
POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
Rural Vista vs. Hartford, ppd. to Feb 23.
Marmaton Valley vs. Chetopa, ppd. to Feb 24.
Riverton vs. Frontenac, ppd. to Feb 26.
Columbus vs. Galena, ppd. to Feb 18.
Concordia vs. Phillipsburg, ppd. to Feb 26.
Topeka Seaman vs. Junction City, ppd.
Baxter Springs vs. Southeast, ppd. to Feb 26.

GAME 27

KANSAS STATE (13-13, 6-7 Big 12)

at TCU (15-10, 2-10 Big 12)

Wednesday, February 18, 2015 >> Wilkerson-Greines Center (4,000)  >> 7 p.m. CT

COACHES

Kansas State: Bruce Weber (Wis.-Milwaukee ’78)

Overall: 373-189 (17^th year)

at K-State: 60-34 (3^rd year)

1. TCU: 5-0

 

TCU: Trent Johnson (Boise State ’83)

Overall: 261-238 (16^th year)

At TCU: 35-53 (3^rd year)

1. K-State: 0-5

 

PROJECTED STARTING LINEUP

Kansas State (13-13, 6-7 Big 12)

G – #23 Nigel Johnson (4.5 ppg., 1.8 apg.)

G – #14 Justin Edwards (6.4 ppg., 3.5 rpg.)

G – #25 Wesley Iwundu (5.7 ppg., 3.4 rpg.)

F – #11 Nino Williams (11.6 ppg., 5.0 rpg.)

F – #42 Thomas Gipson (11.0 ppg., 4.8 rpg.)

 

TCU (15-10, 2-10 Big 12)

G – #5 Kyan Anderson (13.1 ppg., 4.1 apg.)

G – #32 Trey Zeigler (8.8 ppg., 4.1 rpg.)

F – #33 Chris Washburn (6.4 ppg., 5.9 rpg.)

F – #34 Kenrich Williams (8.5 ppg., 6.8 rpg.)

C – #14 Karviar Shepherd (6.3 ppg., 5.7 rpg.)

 

INSIDE THE SERIES

Overall: K-State leads 8-2 (5-0 in Big 12 era)

In Manhattan: K-State leads 5-1 (W, 58-53, 1/7/2015)

In Fort Worth: K-State leads 3-0 (W, 65-47, 1/7/2014)

Last Meeting: K-State, 58-53, 1/7/2015 (Manhattan, Kan.)

Weber vs. TCU: 5-0 (2-0 on the road)

Johnson vs. K-State: 0-5 (0-2 at home)

Weber vs. Johnson: Weber leads 5-0 (2-0 on the road)

 

LAST GAME SUMMARY

K-State 59, 17/17 Oklahoma 56

Game 26  *  Bramlage Coliseum  *  February 14, 2015

• Sophomore Marcus Foster hit the go-ahead 3-pointer with 4.3 seconds remaining to send Kansas State to a 59-56 win over No. 17/17 Oklahoma in front of a sellout crowd 12,528 at Bramlage Coliseum on Saturday night. The 3-pointer, Foster’s second game-winner against the Sooners this season, helped K-State snap a 5-game losing streak and, in the process, earn a season sweep of Oklahoma for the second time in the last three seasons. Leading 56-49 with 3:51 remaining after a Foster lay-up, the Sooners used a furious 7-0 run to tie the contest at 56-all on a pair of free throws by Jordan Woodard. With neither team able to capitalize on their possessions, it was a pair of rebounds by sophomore Wesley Iwundu, the first on a Woodard miss with minute to play and the second on a miss by Jevon Thomas with 22 seconds that enabled the Wildcats to set up the final shot.

 

GAME 27 – QUICK HITTERS

• Kansas State (13-13, 6-7 Big 12) begins a 2-game road trip to the state of Texas on Wednesday, as the Wildcats play TCU (15-10, 2-10 Big 12) at 7 p.m. CT at the Wilkerson-Greines Center. The game will air on FOX Sports Southwest as well as locally on FOX Sports Midwest Plus with Brian Estridge (play-by-play) and John Denton (analyst) on the call.
• Wednesday’s match-up will be the first of 3 games in a 6-day span for the Wildcats, who will complete their road swing on Saturday at No. 20/20 Baylor (18-7, 6-6 Big 12) at noon on ESPNU before returning home to play No. 8/8 Kansas (21-4, 10-2 Big 12) on ESPN’s Big Monday at 8 p.m. CT.
• K-State will be looking to reverse its road woes, as the Wildcats are 2-9 away from Manhattan, including 1-7 in true road contests and 1-5 in the Big 12. The one road win came at No. 16/18 Oklahoma on Jan. 10.
• K-State is 8-2 all-time against TCU, including 5-0 in the Big 12 era and have won all 3 meetings in Fort Worth. The Wildcats won the first meeting, 58-53 on Jan. 7, as Marcus Foster led all scorers with 23 points.
• K-State snapped its 5-game losing streak on Saturday, as Foster hit the go-ahead 3-pointer with 4.3 seconds remaining to help earn a season sweep of No. 17/17 Oklahoma for the second time in 3 seasons. It marked the second time that Foster has clipped the Sooners, as he hit the game-winning 3-pointer with 4.1 seconds left in a 66-63 OT win on Jan. 10.
• The win enabled K-State to get back to 13-13 overall after falling below .500 for the first time this late in the season since Jan. 28, 2004.

THE OPPONENT: TCU (15-10, 2-10 Big 12)

• TCU enters Wednesday’s game with a 15-10 record after snapping a 7-game losing streak with a 70-55 win over 21/24 Oklahoma State at home on Saturday… The Horned Frogs were 13-0 in non-conference play before posting its current 2-10 mark in league play… The squad is 11-5 at their temporary home (Wilkerson-Greines Arena), including 1-5 in Big 12 play.
• The Horned Frogs are averaging 68.2 points on 43.6 percent shooting, including 32.7 percent from 3-point range, on the season with 38.0 rebounds, 13.8 assists, 6.3 steals and 5.5 blocks per game… They are allowing opponents 60 points per game on 38.3 percent shooting, including 32.2 percent from beyond the arc… The team is shooting 60.1 percent from the free throw line.

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) – Wichita State officials say the school will not appeal an NCAA ruling that it must vacate its baseball wins in the 2012 and 2013 seasons.

University president John Bardo said in a statement Wednesday that he disagreed with the punishment but decided it was not in the school’s best interest to appeal.

Wichita State has not yet determined which games included the ineligible players. The Shockers won 74 games in the two seasons.

The NCAA placed the baseball program on probation in January after finding the Shockers used 21 players who received impermissible benefits in 2012 and 2013. The NCAA found the players were given improper discounts on non-baseball merchandise from the program’s athletic apparel manufacturer.

The school also was placed on one year probation and fined $5,000.

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State has been selected to participate in the 2015 CBE Hall of Fame Classic, which is set for Monday-Tuesday, November 23 and 24, 2015 at Kansas City’s Sprint Center.

 

The field for the championship round games also includes five-time NCAA champion North Carolina of the Atlantic Coast Conference, former Big 12 foe and current SEC member Missouri and the Big Ten’s Northwestern.

 

The semifinals will be held on Monday, Nov. 23 with the finals taking place on Tuesday, Nov. 24 beginning with the consolation game, followed by the championship. All four games will be broadcast on the family of ESPN networks.

 

“We are extremely excited about the opportunity to play in the CBE Hall of Fame Classic,” said head coach Bruce Weber. “The challenge of playing programs like Missouri, North Carolina and Northwestern in a world-class venue like the Sprint Center will provide our team a great warm-up for the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship later in the year. Obviously, we have a tremendous fan base in Kansas City and this will be another occasion for them to pack the building with purple.”

 

K-State has a long history with Missouri, playing 235 times between 1907 and 2012, including on 23 occasions in Kansas City. The Wildcats have also played North Carolina five times with the last meeting coming in 1989, while they have met Northwestern three times with the last match-up coming in 2002.

 

Previous winners of the CBE Hall of Fame Classic include two-time champions Creighton (2002, 2004), Missouri (2001, 2011) and Texas (2005, 2009) as well as UCLA (2007), Syracuse (2008), Kansas (2012) and Wichita State (2013). Maryland won the latest title with a 72-63 victory over Iowa State on Nov. 25, 2014.

 

This will mark the Wildcats’ second trip to the CBE Classic and first since going 1-1 in the 2010 event. K-State knocked off No. 18 Gonzaga, 81-64, in the semifinals on Nov. 22 before falling to No. 1 Duke, 82-68, in the championship on Nov. 23.

 

Tickets for the championship round games at the Sprint Center will be available beginning Friday, March 20 at 10 am CT online atwww.axs.com and www.cbehalloffameclassic.com, by phone at (888) 929.7849 or in-person at the Sprint Center Box Office.

 

The complete bracket, including match-ups and television broadcast times for the 2015 CBE Hall of Fame Classic, will be announced at a later date. As part of its participation in the tournament, K-State will play two home games at Bramlage Coliseum against opponents to be determined.

 

The event is named after the College Basketball Experience, the award-winning college basketball fan facility adjacent to the Sprint Center, which also houses the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame. The tournament, in partnership with the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC), was initially established in 2001 as the Guardians Classic.

 

For more information on the CBE Hall of Fame Classic, please visitwww.cbehalloffameclassic.com or follow them on Twitter at @CBEHOFClassic.

 

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The Junction City High School JROTC Blue Jay Battalion turned in a strong performance at the annual Smith-Cotton Drill Meet in Missouri this past Saturday.

In the 1st year unarmed regulation lead by Cadet Private Katie Bliss the JCHS contingent finished first. And in the Unarmed Regulation led by Cadet Sergeant Alexna Gaskins, Junction City finished fourth.

There were 19 schools from the midwest competing in the meet, and they were judged by active duty drill sergeants from the area.

In the Armed Individual Drill Down for Junction City, Cadet Captain Nate Hancock finished first, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Trevor Dailey third, and Cadet Captain Glenn Devlin sixth.

In the Unarmed Individual Drill Down Cadet Pvt. Katie Bliss finished ninth.

Former Kansas State All-American basketball player Rolando Blackman was among eighth individuals named Tuesday to the 10th class of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame.

Blackman was a two-time First Team All-American from 1977-81. He was joined in the 2015 hall of Fame induction class with fellow players Qinn Buckner, John Havlicek, Ed Ratleff, and Charlie Scott, plus coaches Don Donoher, C. Feton “Zip” Gayles, and Lou Henson. Blackman is the first men’s basketball player to be named to the Hall of Fame and the second with K-State ties, following legendary coach Tex Winter’s induction in 2010.

The 2015 induction ceremonies will be held Friday, November 20, at the Arvest Bank Theatre in the Midland in Kansas City. General public tickets will be available online August 1. The ceremonies will be held in conjunction with the championship rounds of the 15th annual CBE Hall of Fame Classic, which takes place Nov. 23-24 at the Spring Center and includes Kansas State, Missouri, North Carolina, and Northwestern.

Blackman lettered four years for head coach Jack Hartman from 1977-81.  He guided the Wildcats to an 80-41 record, two trips to the NCAA Tournament, including the 1981 Elite Eight, and the 1980 Big Eight Tournament title.

The Junction City Blue Jay and Lady Jay basketball games with Topeka Seaman have been postponed until Wednesday evening due to the snow that fell Tuesday afternoon.

At the time of the postponement heavy snow was falling and the National Weather Service had issued a winter weather advisory until mid-evening.

The game times on Wednesday night will be the same as the original times that had been set for Tuesday night.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Chiefs released wide receivers Donnie Avery and A.J. Jenkins on Tuesday as they began to clear roster and salary cap space ahead of what could be a busy offseason.

Kansas City is facing the loss of All-Pro linebacker Justin Houston and center Rodney Hudson in free agency. The Chiefs are expected to meet with Houston’s representatives about a long-term deal on Wednesday in Indianapolis, and the possibility remains of using the franchise tag on him.

Either way, the Chiefs could be facing some difficult financial choices if they want to keep Houston or Hudson, or both. Releasing Avery and Jenkins saved the Chiefs nearly $5 million, though it makes targeting a wide receiver in free agency or the draft a priority.

The Tuesday night high school basketball schedule finds:

–Manhattan hosting Topeka High

–Riley County visits Council Grove

–Solomon goes to Herington

–Emporia visits Hayden

–Rock Creek hosts Chapman

–Abilene hosts Hays

–Wamego travels to Clay Center

–Concordia goes to Phillipsburg

–Marysville hosts Centralia

–Rural Vista is at Hartford

–Shawnee Heights hosts Highland Park

–and Washburn Rural at Topeka West

 

 

The Kansas State football program will hold its annual coaching clinic at Bill Snyder Family Stadium and Bramlage Coliseum April 10-11 to provide coaching staffs from the Midwest with the resources to develop as a coach and mentor young student-athletes.

The clinic, which is open to coaching staffs of all levels from youth league to junior college, will provide participants the opportunity to observe two Wildcat team practices, presentations by keynote and guest speakers, plus demonstrations and breakout sessions with K-state coaches.

Among the keynote speakers will be Kansas State head football coach Bill Snyder plus Wildcat coordinators from both offense and defense.

Registration is $45 per coach if completed prior to April 3, and $55 per coach thereafter. For more information including clinic schedules and order forms, visit www.k-statefootballcamps.com or contact the K-State football office at 785-532-5876, or footballcamps@k-statesports.com.