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KANSAS STATE HIGH SCHOOL 

NOVEMBER 2013 • VOLUME 76, NUMBER 4 

2013 Topeka-Seaman Cross Country Invitational

NOVEMBER 

Fall Athletic Buffer Week 

November 11-17 

Administration....................................3-8 

Basketball...........................................8-10 

Board Minutes.................................17-29 

Bowling.............................................10-11 

Debate, Speech & Drama...............12-13 

Football....................................................8 

Kansas Teacher of the Year...................4 

KAY.........................................................13 

Membership Statistics...........................7 

Music......................................................14 

Participation Survey............................16 

Scholars Bowl.......................................14 

Spirit Groups...................................14-15 

Sports Medicine.....................................6 

Student Council....................................16 

Swimming & Diving...........................12 

Wrestling...........................................11-12 

Kansas State High School 

Activities Association 

601 SW Commerce Place, PO Box 495 

Topeka, KS 66601-0495 

PH: 785 273-5329 

FAX: 785 271-0236 

WEB: www.kshsaa.org 

E-Mail: kshsaa@kshsaa.org 

In Recognition of 

Teachers 

November 18 – 22, 2013 marks the 

91st annual celebration of American 

Education Week. Celebrated annually 

the week before Thanksgiving, the 

history of this special recognition 

dates back to 1921. Distressed by the 

fact that 25% of World War I military 

draftees were illiterate, the American 

Legion and the National Education 

Association joined forces to inform 

the public on the importance of 

education in our nation. 

KSHSAA joins in the celebration in 

2013 and extends a special thank you 

to the men and women who have 

chosen to invest their lives educating 

the youth of our state and nation. It 

was Plato who referred to teaching as, 

“the noblest profession.” We agree. 

Thank you teachers, you shape the 

future of our nation and world. 

“Good old fashioned education works. They won’t learn if we don’t bother.” 

-Marva Collins, 1981 

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Kansas State High School 

November 2013 

Volume 76, Number 4 

ACTIVITIES 

JOURNAL 

New staff member joins 

KSHSAA 

Mallory Shehi is the newest addition to the 

KSHSAA staff, joining the Association in 

September. Mallory is the new Publications 

Editor for the Activities Association. She 

graduated from Seaman High School and 

Washburn University with a degree in Mass 

Media and a minor in Art/Photography. 

While in high school Mallory participated 

in softball and was a Photo Editor for both 

the school newspaper and yearbook her senior year. Sports 

photography continues to be a favorite hobby. Before joining 

the KSHSAA Mallory worked as a Graphic Designer for the 

Osage County Herald-Chronicle. 

Guest Commentary: 

Sportsmanship 

by Lane Green, Director of District Athletics, 

Activities and Transportation, Olathe Schools 

“This ticket doesn’t just give me a seat, it gives me the right; 

no, the duty, to make a complete &@## of myself at the game.” 

Homer Simpson in 1990. 

Have you ever heard from students (and even parents) that you 

are “ruining all the fun” when attempting to maintain a spirit of 

good sportsmanship at a school athletic event? If not, give it time! 

One significant challenge we have, as athletic administrators, 

is the accepted fan behavior at collegiate/professional sporting 

events and the trickle-down effect to interscholastic sports. 

The difference between education-based high school and major 

collegiate/professional sports can be traced to a disconnect between 

their central missions. The mission of high school sports 

is to serve as a positive force in the education of young persons, 

with the ultimate purpose to create successful human beings. 

The education-focused mission of school athletics is significantly 

different from the “entertainment-oriented” objectives of professional 

and major college sports. Participation in and attendance 

at school athletics events is a privilege conditioned on sportsmanlike 

behavior consistent with this mission. 

There are many examples of collegiate and professional sports 

having an impact at the interscholastic level. For example 

1. A local high school delayed the start of a basketball 

game as they frantically tried to clean baby powder off 

the basketball court after the student section threw the 

powder in “Lebron James” fashion prior to the game. 

2. Schools mimic the KC Chiefs by yelling the mascot instead 

of the word “brave” during the National Anthem. 

3. High school students copy professional/collegiate 

sports fans as they yell “bull ####” or an equivalent 

after an official’s call. 

4. A Kansas high school student body would yell “rip his 

#@#ing head off” as KU students did during kickoffs. 

Jack Roberts, the Executive Director of the Michigan High School 

Athletic Association, wrote in an article, A Sane Island Surrounded, 

for the Phi Delta Kappan (2007), “The growth in popularity of 

professional sports in America parallels--in fact, has been primarily 

powered by--the introduction of television, and it has been 

the pervasive influence of television on American life that has 

driven content-starved networks to televise all kinds of sports, 

every day of the week, at all hours of the day. And this constant 

bombardment (emphasis added) of the public psyche by a commercialized 

and professionalized version of sport has had its effect, 

first on college sports and, more recently, on scholastic sports.“ 

Possibly the most noteworthy study was conducted by Steven 

Aicinena of the University of Texas Collegiate System entitled 

One Hundred and Two Days of SportsCenter; Messages of Poor 

Sportsmanship, Violence and Immorality (1999). The purpose of 

this study was to collect the verbal comments made during 102 

days of SportsCenter. The data showed, among other things, 

that sports as presented on SportsCenter was laden with poor 

sportsmanship, violence, and immoral behavior. Additionally, 

good sportsmanship and acts considered to be morally uplifting 

were rarely commented on. 

Without question, professional/collegiate sports, as presented 

in person and television, has had a significant impact on school 

sports. Television has been said to be an agent of social change 

in America; both positive and negative. As a result, the negative 

aspects of professional and collegiate sports will obviously 

become more frequently observed at the interscholastic level. 

Clearly, athletic administrators don’t need the results of research 

to tell them that professional/collegiate sports have a negative 

influence on school sports; we all have plenty of anecdotal 

evidence to support this fact. I asked athletic administrators to 

provide strategies and interventions for dealing with poor sportsmanship. 

Ideas included, by were not limited to, the following: 

1. Pre-season meetings with student leaders (both those 

in formal leadership positions as well as those who are 

perceived as leaders) to communicate expectations at 

games and solicit their help in shutting down inappropriate 

behaviors. 

2. Communicate expectations for education-based athletics 

to parents at every available opportunity. 

3. Hold a league-wide sportsmanship summit with students 

and parents to discuss expectations for behavior 

at games. 

4. Hand out yellow and red cards to fans who display 

disrespectful behavior that say, “Please model poise and 

confidence, out athletes need this” (yellow) or “Your 

behavior continues to be inappropriate, please leave the 

game” (red). 

5. Utilize the band/cheerleaders to drown out improper 

chants and try to create healthy distances between student 

sections. 

6. Ensure coaches know their role; their influence upon 

the attitudes and behavior of the players and fans are 

unequalled. 

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7. Make sportsmanship a defined goal. Have officials complete 

sportsmanship scorecards at each game during s 

season. The team with the best overall score wins the 

“League Sportsmanship Championship.” 

Jack Roberts went on to say that school sports programs have 

found themselves under assault, not just from the levels of 

sports above (major college/professional sports), but also from 

those below: non-school community youth sports programs.” 

It’s imperative that school ADs remain steadfast in battling 

the negative effects of professional/collegiate sports as seen in 

person and on television. 

School 

Administrators 

The only official interpretations 

are those received in writing 

We welcome and encourage essays and articles illustrating defining moments and/or the value and 

purpose of high school activities. Please submit to: Gary Musselman, KSHSAA, PO Box 495, Topeka, 

KS 66601, or e-mail to gmusselman@kshsaa.org. 

Questions and Answers— 

KSHSAA Aids to 

Interpretation 

Executive Directors Note: At the request of the member schools, 

the KSHSAA periodically shares questions and answers pertaining 

to KSHSAA bylaws, rules, and Executive Board policies. 

These are provided as an aid in interpreting rules and regulations 

which KSHSAA member schools have adopted. Do you have a 

specific area and/or question which you would like explained? 

Contact Gary Musselman, KSHSAA Executive Director. 

Question #1: Our athletic director has been asked by one of our 

school’s basketball coaches about attending a college clinic 

with players from our school team prior to the first day of 

school practice. Is this permissible? 

Answer: The KSHSAA Seasons of Activities Rule 30-1-3 prohibits 

coaches and coaches aides from attending camps or 

clinics with their athletes during the school year, outside 

the school season of sport. It would be possible for the 

coaches to attend the college clinic provided basketball 

players from his/her school were not also in attendance. 

In order for basketball players from your school to attend 

the college clinic, your coaches must not be present. 

Question #2: Our school would like to send a scout to the preseason 

intrasquad basketball scrimmage of the school which 

would be our first opponent this season. Is it permissible 

for us to video tape their intrasquad scrimmage? 

Answer: No, per KSHSAA policy, it is not permissible to video 

tape another member schools practices or contests without 

written permission from the principal. It would be permissible 

for you to attend scrimmages or contests which are 

open to the public. 

in the marching band, which will participate for a rating, 

have to meet eligibility requirements? 

Answer: Students in all KSHSAA interscholastic activities 

must meet academic, age, and transfer eligibility requirements. 

While most people are aware that students on athletic 

teams have to meet eligibility, many are uncertain about 

activities like music, speech, debate, and scholars’ bowl. 

It is important that directors and coaches of non-athletic 

activities work closely with their school principal or activities 

director to ensure that all students meet eligibility 

standards. (Use Eligibility Worksheet Form CW & CW-M/J 

for this purpose.) 

Question #4: Our school wants to hire an employee of our district 

to coach a sport, but the employee is not a certified teacher. 

Can we hire this person as a coach? Do we have to apply 

for approval on Form A? 

Answer: Yes, you may hire a non-teacher, employee of your 

district to coach, provided you apply for approval using 

Form A. This coach would be a supervised Coach Aide. 

Kansas Teacher of the Year 

By region, the following secondary and elementary teachers 

have been nominated to the 2014 Kansas Teacher of 

the Year Team. The Teacher of the Year will be announced 

November 23rd in Wichita. 

Region 1 

Katie Perez 

Morgan Elementary, Hutchinson 

Mary Lonker 

Wamego High School, Wamego 

Region 2 

Jenny M. Nash 

Cottonwood Elementary, Paola 

Jeff Baxter 

Leavenworth High School, Leavenworth 

Region 3 

Brandi Leggett 

Prairie Ridge Elementary, Gardner 

Jennifer Smith 

Lakewood Middle School, Olathe 

Region 4 

Marney Hay 

Pray-Woodman Elementary, Maize 

Jennifer Marie Bailey 

Valley Center High School, Park City 

The KSHSAA joins with the Kansas State Board of Education 

and other educational agencies in saluting Kansas educators 

during American Education Week. We are privileged to work 

with you as partners in education. 

Question #3: Our school is considering participation in a music 

competition. Our director has asked whether the students 


2014 KSHSAA Spirit of Sport 

and Heart of the Arts Awards 

Nominations Now Being 

Accepted 

The KSHSAA Spirit of Sport and Heart of the Arts Awards 

recognize values inherent in participation in high school sports 

and fine arts beyond winning and losing. The KSHSAA invites 

all member senior high schools to submit the name of an individual, 

coach, or team demonstrating such qualities for the 2014 

KSHSAA Spirit of Sport and Heart of the Arts Awards. The 

Kansas State High School Activities Association honored Justin 

James Volkman from Chapman High School with last year’s 

“KSHSAA Spirit of Sport Award” in 2013. Nominations are 

due by December 31, 2013. 

Nominations must be submitted online by an administrator. 

The nomination form will be posted on the KSHSAA website 

and may only be accessed through the school’s password and 

ID log in. Senior high school principals and athletic directors 

should login and go to the Entry Forms section and select Special 

Forms. Click on the 2013-14 Spirit of Sport or Heart of the Arts 

Nomination Forms to submit the nominee. 

The KSHSAA Student Advisory Team assists in the selection of 

the state of Kansas honorees and the KSHSAA nominees will 

be submitted in consideration for national recognition by the 

National Federation of State High School Associations. The 

National Federation initiated the “NFHS Spirit of Sport Award” 

in 2007. 2013-14 is the inaugural year for the Heart of the Arts 

Award. The NFHS will announce a national honoree at its annual 

summer meeting in July. 

“Kansas is the first state high school association in the nation to 

develop a state Spirit of Sport and Heart of the Arts Awards for 

the express purpose of recognizing outstanding acts of character 

and leadership, demonstrating the true spirit of sportsmanship 

and/or citizenship in educational activities,” said Executive 

Director, Gary Musselman. “We believe it is important to focus 

attention on the many positive acts which occur in our programs 

every year. Without question, every Kansas high school has 

students and faculty who demonstrate the true spirit of amateur 

competition on a daily basis. Being able to bring recognition to 

individuals or teams keeps with the mission of the KSHSAA.” 

Outside Competition, 

Voluntary Off-Season 

Conditioning, Interschool 

Scrimmages 

See Activities Journal—October issue, page 7 and September 

issue, pages 6 and 7 for details. 

* ATTENTION PRINCIPALS: Scrimmage regulations apply to 

scholars bowl and debate teams as well. See Rule 30-1-5 

Halftime Contests or Skill 

Contests 

The following interpretation of the KSHSAA Awards Rule 20 

and Amateur Rule 21, has been established by the Executive 

Board to address questions relating to athletic skill contests 

staged at events sponsored by member schools, colleges or 

other organizations. 

When a student is selected by chance or random drawing, 

to participate in a halftime or pregame contest involving a 

sport skill (e.g. throwing, kicking, or shooting a basketball), 

he or she may receive cash or a merchandise prize from 

the contest, without affecting eligibility under KSHSAA 

Amateur and Awards rules. An example might be a 

booster club fund-raiser, drawing to shoot a half-court or 

three point shot, or pass a football to win a prize. Such a 

random drawing of names or lucky number in a program 

determining the participant, would not be a violation of 

amateur or awards rules. 

During the season of activity, a player from a school team, 

is permitted to participate in such contests, provided the 

selection occurs randomly. 

Rule 48 Prohibits Pyramids 

and Basket Tosses 

Attention is called to Rule 48-1-4 found in the KSHSAA Handbook 

on page 48, and related article on page 23 of the August 

Activities Journal. 

Should coaches or administrators observe violations of the rules 

by other schools, please contact the KSHSAA office and advise 

us of the violations. As there are no officials for cheerleading, 

it is vital school administrators enforce the rules for the safety 

of the participants. 

Public Service 

Announcements on Website 

The Student Advisory Team (SAT) with the help of radio station 

WIBW Topeka, recorded 30-second public service announcements 

(PSAs) to be aired during broadcasts of WIBW High School 

events and KSHSAA State Championships. Member schools 

and media outlets may access all audio and video PSAs on the 

KSHSAA website under Media Information. 

National Contests and 

Activities on www.nassp.org 

The National Advisory List of Contests and Activities is prepared 

and published by the National Association of Secondary 

School Principals through its National Committee on Contests 

and Activities. The Advisory List is available only on NASSP’s 

National Association of Student Councils website. You may 

access the Advisory List by: 

1. Go to www.nassp.org/nationaladvisorylist 

2. Click on the “2013-2014 National Advisory List” 

The purpose of the National Advisory List is to provide information 

to assist principals, teachers, parents, and students in making 

decisions regarding participation in a wide variety of program 

opportunities. The Committee reviews all programs based on 

the following standards: educational, financial, organizational, 

promotional, adjudication and awards. Programs that in the 

opinion of the Committee meet the guidelines are placed on the 

National Advisory List. 

2014-15 Program Applications will be available to download in 

late November, 2013 with a February 1, 2014 deadline. 

The inclusion of a student program on the National Advisory 

List does not imply endorsement by the National Association of 

Secondary School Principals. A program being listed indicates 

that it has been reviewed by a committee of NASSP member 

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November 2013 5

principals and found to meet the established standards of quality 

for student contests and activities established by the National 

Committee and approved by the NASSP Board of Directors. 

Any contest or activity under the jurisdiction of the KSHSAA 

sponsored by an outside agency which is on the approved list of 

the National Association of Secondary School Principals shall 

be considered automatically approved. 

KSHSAA Sanctioning Policy 

-- “Approved Events” 

Bylaw XIV requires sanctioning of all activities under the jurisdiction 

of the KSHSAA which includes Athletics, Music, Debate, 

Speech, Spirit Groups & Scholars Bowl. KSHSAA member schools 

shall not participate in interstate interscholastic activities under 

the jurisdiction of the KSHSAA involving 4 or more schools and 

2 or more states (including Kansas) unless such events have been 

approved by the KSHSAA and the out-of-state high school’s 

association(s). Exception: Dual and Triangular events do not 

require sanctioning unless 3 states are involved. 

• Kansas member schools wishing to sponsor these 

types of interstate interscholastic events must complete 

“Form G-1” pages 3 and 4 (found behind school 

log-in under administrator’s password, entry forms, 

year round-letter forms) at least 30 days prior to the 

date of the activity and fax to the KSHSAA. On page 3 

of Form G-1, Section 1 must be completed and signed 

by a school administrator and on page 4, list all 

schools invited to attend (including city and state). If 

the list is long a computer listing may be submitted in 

place of page 4. 

• Member schools wishing to attend these types of interstate 

interscholastic events sponsored in another state 

must contact the manager to verify a sanction form has 

been filed with their state association, who in turn will 

contact the KSHSAA for approval. All applications 

must be initiated by the manager of the event to their 

state high school association. 

The sanctioning process is to assure only bona fide member 

schools are involved in interscholastic activities. KSHSAA 

Bylaw-Article I-Sec. 4 states, “each school in joining the Association 

expressly agrees not to contest with schools which are 

non-members of this Association or of the state associations of 

the states in which they are located.” 

Administrators, coaches, and directors should always check the 

“approved events” link on the front page of the KSHSAA web 

site before scheduling or attending any interstate event. 

Sports 

Medicine 

Return to Learn 

Brent Unruh, MEd, ATC - bunruh@kshsaa.org 

There continues to be a tremendous amount of attention placed 

on the recognition and proper management of sport concussions, 

and rightfully so. With the change a few years ago in the National 

Federation playing rule regarding suspected concussions and the 

Kansas School Sports Head Injury Prevention Act, information 

has been made readily available for schools in providing a safe 

return to play for their student-athletes. One often overlooked 

aspect for a student recovering from a concussion is academics. 

What should be expected from a student in the classroom as 

they are recovering from a concussion? As with any injury, one 

of the most important parts of the recovery process is rest. For 

a student recovering from a concussion this means there needs 

to be a period of time for the brain to rest which may need to 

involve a modification in the student’s academic schedule. The 

best approach to determine the necessary academic modifications 

is a collaborative effort between the student’s physician, 

athletic trainer, school nurse, teachers, and parents to create the 

best healing environment possible. There is a superb resource 

available to assist everyone involved in this process. The Kansas 

Sports Concussion Partnership, sponsored by the Kansas Medical 

Society has developed resources to assist schools in working 

with a student who is recovering from a concussion. Go to www. 

kansasconcussion.org and select the “Return to Learn” link at the 

top of the page. Additional information can be found by selecting 

the “Concussion Guides” link on the left side of the page. As 

a student recovers from a concussion, full integration back into 

the classroom setting is the primary goal. There should be no 

consideration of even beginning a return to play progression until 

the student is fully participating in school without any problems. 

Ask a Certified Athletic Trainer 

The Kansas Athletic Trainers Society provides a free service to 

coaches and other school personnel by providing answers to 

sports medicine related questions via email. Send any questions 

you may have to kansasathletictrainerssociety@gmail.com. 

2013 FALL BROADCAST SCHEDULE 

The KSHSAA NETWORK 2013 Fall Broadcast Schedule 

Sport Gender Level Date Venue City Class Viewed On 

Tennis Girls Championship Oct. 19 Pratt-Walter Blake Pratt 3-2-1A KSHSAA Network/Highlight Show 

Gymnastics Girls Championship Oct. 26 Olathe-North HS Olathe All KSHSAA Network/Highlight Show 

Cross Country Boys/Girls Championship Nov. 2 Rim-Rock Farm Lawrence 3A,5A,6A KSHSAA Network/Highlight Show 

Cross Country Boys/Girls Championship Nov. 2 Wamego CC Wamego 1A, 2A, 4A KSHSAA Network/Highlight Show 

Volleyball Girls Semis, Con., Champ. Nov. 1-2 White Auditorium Emporia 2A, 3A KSHSAA Network (live) 

Soccer Boys Championship Nov. 8-9 Hummer Topeka 4-3-2-1A KSHSAA Network (live) 

Football Boys Championship Nov. 23 Fischer Field Newton 8-M D1, D2 KSHSAA Network (delayed) 

Football Boys Championship Nov. 30 Lewis Field-FHSU Hays 2-1A KSHSAA Network (live) 

Football Boys Championship Nov. 30 Welch Stadium-ESU Emporia 5A KSHSAA Network (live) 

Football Boys Championship Nov. 30 Yager Stadium-WU Topeka 6A KSHSAA Network (live) 

All contest viewed on the KSHSAA Network can be found at no cost at www.kshsaanetwork.com 

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All contests viewed on the KSHSAA Network can be found at no cost at

2013 SENIOR HIGH MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS 

The total KSHSAA senior high school membership is 354. The 

total combined enrollment of grades 9, 10, 11 and 12 is 141,691 

students. 

KSHSAA senior high school memberships since 1940 and 

student enrollments since 1967 are as follows: 

Year #Sch. Enrolled 

1940 671 * 

1950 645 * 

1960 606 * 

1961 597 * 

1962 590 * 

1963 574 * 

1964 566 * 

1965 548 * 

1966 475 * 

1967* 455 117,297 

1968 440 120,294 

1969 423 121,483 

1970 412 121,760 

1971 403 122,019 

1972 395 122,500 

1973 394 120,847 

1974 389 119,790 

1975 387 120,404 

1976 386 120,404 

1977 385 119,653 

1978 384 112,711 

1979 381 107,981 

1980 377 104,399 

1981 377 100,451 

1982 377 97,198 

1983 375 94,198 

1984 372 94,055 

1985 371 95,007 

Year #Sch. Enrolled 

1986 372 96,511 

1987 369 95,146 

1988 368 91,911 

1989 367 88,126 

1990 365 87,226 

1991 363 88,341 

1992 365 91,333 

1993 **367 **93,932 

1994 ***368 ***95,695 

1995 **368 **97,517 

1996 **367 **100,893 

1997 **368 **104,741 

1998 **371 **107,138 

1999 **370 **107,825 

2000 **371 **107,561 

2001 **370 **108,301 

2002 **371 **108,015 

2003 **370 **107,502 

2004 **368 **107,084 

2005 **365 **108,682 

2006 **360 **108,570 

2007 **361 **108,261 

2008 **360 **106,234 

2009 **360 **105,155 

2010 ****357 ****105,608 

2011 ****355 ****141,341 

2012 ****355 ****142,221 

2013 ****354 ****141,691 

**Northeast Magnet, Wichita, Extend School, El Dorado, and Walden Charter, Pratt are unclassified 

***Northeast Magnet, Wichita & Wichita Independent are unclassified 

**** Northeast Magnet, Wichita is unclassified 

*Beginning with the 1967-68 school year, classifications were established for the first time on the total 

combined enrollment of grades 10,11 and 12. Prior to the 1967-68 school year, ninth grade enrollments 

were included in the school’s count, provided the ninth graders were a part of their high school’s enrollment. 

The 2011 Classifications were once again established to count enrollment for grades 9, 10, 11 & 12. 

The Classification range, ratio of range, cumulative and average 

enrollment for 2013-14, are distributed as follows: 

Class #Sch. Range Ratio of Cum. Avg. 

Range Enroll. Enroll. 

6A 32 2258-1357 1.7 to 1 53,958 1,686 

5A 32 1336-737 1.8 to 1 31,832 995 

4A 64 734-251 2.9 to 1 28,471 445 

3A 64 249-156 1.6 to 1 13,116 205 

2A 64 154-100 1.5 to 1 7,939 124 

1A 97 99-20 5.0 to 1 6,373 66 

Additional statistics for the classified member schools: 

Range #Sch. Range #Sch. Range #Sch 

6A 5A 4A 

2000-2258 6 1300-1336 3 700-734 3 

1900-1999 2 1200-1299 4 650-699 5 

1800-1899 2 1100-1199 3 600-649 6 

1700-1799 4 1000-1099 4 550-599 5 

1600-1699 3 900-999 5 500-549 5 

1500-1599 6 800-899 5 450-499 6 

1400-1499 6 734-799 8 400-449 4 

1300-1399 3 32 350-399 3 

32 300-349 16 

251-299 11 

64 

Range #Sch. Range #Sch. Range #Sch. 

3A 2A 1A 

220-249 27 150-154 6 90-99 14 

200-219 7 140-149 5 80-89 14 

190-199 6 130-139 18 70-79 16 

180-189 5 120-129 5 60-69 14 

170-179 10 110-119 14 50-59 14 

156-169 9 100-109 16 40-49 15 

64 64 30-39 5 

20-29 5 

97 

Classification ranges and enrollment information for six classes since 1986-1987: 

1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 

6A 1834-833 1804-860 1795-790 1744-751 1837-727 1797-732 1848-785 1855-773 1921-774 1836-791 1979-832 1401-933 1449-930 1558-894 

5A 802-420 799-437 779-394 731-389 697-392 732-41 777-432 766-465 772-477 783-466 827-4951 933-498 913-499 890-520 

4A 398-185 408-185 393-175 389-167 385-165 407-170 431-184 436-196 469-198 464-202 478-207 491-211 491-217 499-222 

3A 181-118 182-120 174-108 165-110 165-108 170-11 181-116 195-122 196-120 199-124 207-135 210-140 215-138 219-136 

2A 117- 79 118- 75 107- 71 110- 68 108-70 113-71 116-75 121-76 120-77 123-83 134-87 139-89 136-89 135-92 

1A 78-9 75-14 69-14 68-11 70-9 71-11 74-8 74-11 77-17 82-16 85-18 89-17 89-15 92-19 

Total enrollment in Grades 10-12: 

96,511 95,146 91,911 88,126 87,226 88,341 91,333 96,665 95,695 97,517 100,893 104,741 106,814 107,515 

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 

6A 1573-908 1586-878 1603-930 1543-911 1632-955 1627-1000 1517-1024 1570-1060 1559-1074 1558-1066 1584-961 2308-1289 2276-1336 2258-1357 

5A 859-524 877-490 901-505 908-509 955-510 995-522 1019-536 1027-519 993-510 977-521 917-532 1281-722 1333-734 1336-737 

4A 496-217 490-218 494-219 507-219 505-216 511-206 526-205 513-203 503-195 506-190 530-194 717-258 729-258 734-251 

3A 216-133 214-136 219-134 216-132 211-126 206-132 203-130 199-127 194-122 190-121 194-121 254-162 256-159 249-156 

2A 132-94 134-90 134-84 131-88 126-87 129-86 129-87 127-82 121-81 120-77 121-76 158-99 158-101 154-100 

1A 93-15 90-16 84-24 87-20 86-12 86-13 86-14 81-14 80-16 76-19 75-15 99-14 101-15 99-20 

Total enrollment in Grades 10-12: 9-12 9-12 9-12 

107,197 108,301 108,015 107,502 107,084 108,682 108,570 108,261 106,234 105,155 105,608 141,341 142,221 141,691 

GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP . . . 

touches the lives of the people who participate . . . 

elevates humanity . . . sets a high moral tone. 

If you’re on the field or in the stands, play fair. 

November 2013 7

Upcoming ASEP Courses 

Sports First Aid - (Unsupervised) 

Date: Friday, November 8, 2013 

Time: 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. 

Instructor: John Summervill 

Where: Hutchinson-Trinity Methodist Church, 

17th & Main 

Contact: (620) 665-5712 or jbsummervill@cox.net 

Cost: $120 

Coaching Principles - (Supervised) 

Date: Saturday, November 9, 2013 

Time: 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. 

Instructor: John Summervill 

Where: Hutchinson-Trinity Methodist Church, 

17th & Main 

Contact: (620) 665-5712 or jbsummervill@cox.net 

Cost: $150 

Fall School Sports Listing 

Volleyball 

Coaches who did not send in test by the deadline: 

Senior High –Clyde-Clifton-Clyde, Topeka-West 

Middle/Junior — Stafford 

Coaches who did not score 90% or better: 

Senior High — None 

Middle/Junior — Rossville, Wichita-Marshall, Hutchinson-Central 

Christian, Nortonville-Jefferson County 

North 

Coaches did not attend Rules Meeting: 

Senior High – Olathe-Northwest 

Middle/Junior — None 

Soccer 

Coaches who did not send in NFHS Test 1 by the deadline: 

Senior High – None 

Coaches who did not score 90% or better on NFHS Test 1 

& pass KSHSAA Test 2: 

Senior High – Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 

(B); Garden City (B&G); KC-Sumner Academy (B); 

Shawnee-Maranatha Christian Academy (B&G). 

Coaches who did not complete an online rules meeting 

AND submit the NFHS Test I by deadline: 


Football 

Coaches did not send in test by the deadline: 


Middle/Junior — None 


Senior High — None 

Middle/Junior — Ingalls, Leavenworth-Warren 

Coaches did not attend Rules Meeting: 

Senior High – Humboldt, Iola 

Middle/Junior— Garden City-Kenneth Henderson, 

Junction City 

Gymnastics 

Coaches did not send in test by the deadline: 




Coaches who did not attend a rules meeting: 


Football 

State Championships 

November 23, 8-Man 

November 30, 11-Man 

The Eight-Man games will be played at Fischer Field in Newton 

on Saturday, November 23. The 8-Man Division I game starts 

at 11 a.m. with the 8-Man Division II game starting at 3:00 p.m. 

Sites for the Class 6A, 5A, 4A, 3A and 2-1A State Championship 

games are as follows: 6A at Washburn University; 5A at Emporia 

State University; 4A at USD 305 District Stadium, Salina; 3A at 

Gowans Stadium, Hutchinson; 2-1A at Lewis Field, FHSU. The 

game time for the 11-man State Football Championships will be 

at 1:00 PM on Saturday, November 30 for all classes. 

Basketball 

Head Coaches Must 

Attend Rules Meetings 

All head High School and Junior High/Middle School coaches 

must complete the online rules meeting by November 20. 

Failure to complete the meeting will result in the coach taking 

KSHSAA Test II. 

Tests Due November 25 

Head High School and Junior/Middle School coaches must 

submit the answers to NFHS Test I by November 25. Don’t 

wait until the last day to submit the test. Carefully follow the 

instructions for submitting the test by the deadline. Failure to 

submit the test on time will result in a $25.00 fine. Test results 

will be available for coaches and officials after November 25. 

After the test is turned off, coaches can view all test questions 

and rule references. This should be a good educational tool. 

Six Quarter Rule 

Basketball players may participate in six quarters in a night. 

During games played on the same night a player is now allowed 

to participate in six quarters, checking in for a 7th quarter is a 

violation of KSHSAA rules and must be reported to the KSHSAA 

office. Tournaments are not included in this rule. Schools having 

JV and Varsity (or two other levels) teams in tournaments the 

same week may not allow players to play six (6) quarters in one 

day in two different tournament brackets. The six quarter rule 

is applied only during regular game nights – not tournaments. 

The tournament exception applies to playing two games in one 

day in the same tournament. This format is generally used for 

sub-level tournaments. 

Practice Begins 

The first day of practice for high school teams is November 18, 

2013. A pre-season meeting may be held prior to that to review 

team rules and check out equipment. The holiday non-practice 

dates are December 22-26, 2013. Students in grades 7-12 may 


not be in member school owned or operated facilities during 

the Non-Practice days for involvement in activities under the 

jurisdiction of the KSHSAA. Middle/Junior High seasons are 

determined by the school. The date practice starts is the beginning 

of the season and it ends following the last contest. Students 

may not participate on outside teams in the same sport while a 

member of the school team. 

Check Floor Markings & 

Basket 

Prior to the beginning of practice, coaches, athletic directors and 

principals should inspect the basketball floor to ensure lines 

are properly marked. Specifically, per Rule 1-3-2 a solid 2-inch 

contrasting line shall divide the court; the game shall not start 

until the line is there. Kansas has adopted the optional 14-foot 

coaching box. Mark, per Rule 1-13, 28 feet from the end-line back 

to 14 feet. The 2-inch wide lines shall be off the court. An “X” 

12 inches long and 2 inches wide shall be placed on the floor 

in front of the score table. If the 14-foot box is not marked it 

cannot be used. 

The NFHS rules committee changed Rule 1-3-1 to allow a ¼ inch 

wide line to show the edge of the center circle. The center circle 

must be marked. The previous rule allowed only a 2 inch line 

to mark the center circle, with many schools putting mascots in 

the center circle area the change allows the center circle line to 

be 1/4’’ on the outside of the 6 foot radius so there is not a two 

inch line in the mascot. A two inch center line is also required. 

It can be marked with a shadow border line. 

The rules committee also recommended that schools check their 

basket ring. Manufacturers indicate that the breakaway rings 

lose their characteristics over time and with “hard” use. Schools 

should test their rings to ensure the characteristics and properties 

are conducive to the rules for competition. 

Sporting Behavior 

During online basketball rules meetings this fall the KSHSAA and 

NFHS have covered as a point of emphasis, sporting behavior 

concerning players, coaches, and spectators. Administrators are 

being made aware of these points of emphasis as many require 

cooperation between administrators, officials, coaches and spectators. 

The following areas were addressed at the rules meetings. 

Sporting Behavior – Player Uniforms 

Players are increasingly using uniforms in unsporting ways. 

Examples include: holding the uniform out from the chest to 

display a team name; pulling the uniform out of shorts in an 

emotional display; removing the jersey while in the court area 

following disqualification. The KSHSAA expects jerseys to be 

worn properly and remain on. Players removing their jersey in 

the visual confines of the playing area will receive a technical 

foul. Players must also keep their jersey tucked in their shorts 

and shorts must be worn properly above the hips. A player in 

violation will be directed to leave the game. Coaches and school 

administrators should reinforce this rule with their players. 

Sporting Behavior – Spectators 

Fan behavior remains a critical concern. Too often, fans are using 

abusive language toward coaches, players and officials. Fans are 

also approaching the court, team areas and locker rooms – places 

that used to be “off limits” – to confront participants. 

Game administrators must: provide a safe environment for players, 

coaches, and officials; create and follow security procedures; 

support efforts to have offending fans removed from the premises; 

and address problems before the official must point them out. 

Coaches must not incite fan behavior – sideline actions have a 

significant impact on fan behavior – positively or negatively. 

School administrators must discuss expectations with coaches 

prior to the season and monitor them throughout the season. 

Officials should never directly confront fans. They are to find 

a game administrator to take care of the problem. In extreme 

cases, delay the game until the offending fan is removed. If a 

game administrator is not present, the head coach serves in this 

capacity. 

Sporting Behavior – Coaching Box 

Coaches must stay in the 14-foot coaching box. Wandering 

coaches present problems: distinct advantage gained by ability 

to better communicate with team; interferes with play; distracting 

to players and officials; perceived as an intimidation tactic 

toward officials and table personnel; can incite inappropriate 

player, bench and spectator behaviors. The rule is very clear 

and officials have been instructed to enforce the rule. School 

administrators must address appropriate behavior with their 

coaches. Assistant coaches do not have the same privileges as 

the head coach. Assistant coaches must be seated at ALL times, 

except: during time-outs or intermissions, to attend to an injured 

player after being beckoned, to spontaneously react to a play. 

The KSHSAA expects school administrators from all member 

schools to meet with their coaches to review these rules and 

set expectations for the season. At pre-season meetings fan 

behavior should be addressed. When administrators, coaches, 

officials, players and spectators understand the expectations and 

enforcement of the rules adopted by KSHSAA member schools, 

student-athletes will have rewarding experiences. School administration 

observing officials not enforcing the box are to notify 

the KSHSAA of the names of the officials. 

State Adopted Basketball 

The Spalding TF1000 Legacy is the basketball that will be used 

in all post-season contests. During the regular season schools 

may use any ball that has the NFHS authenticating mark on it. 

Breast Cancer Awareness 

Nights 

The KSHSAA has received several inquires about schools having 

“Think Pink” nights or other activities to increase breast cancer 

awareness. The KSHSAA will not approve playing a Varsity game 

with a pink basketball. Some schools have requested wearing 

pink jerseys instead of a white at one home game. These requests 

will be handled by the KSHSAA on an individual basis with 

the schools involved and must be made two (2) weeks before 

the event. NFHS playing rules do not allow pink jerseys to be 

worn as home uniforms without an exception letter from the state 

association. Players may not keep the pink uniforms unless they 

are purchased by the player. Wearing of pink wrist bands and 

headbands would also need to be approved by the KSHSAA for 

Varsity games. Players could wear pink shoelaces, shoes, warm 

up shirts and have pink towels on the sideline without KSHSAA 

approval. If you have questions about an activity your school is 

planning during basketball contact Francine Martin. 

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November 2013 9

Summer Contact Period 

As schools begin looking at summer camps be reminded of the 

coaching contact days allowed. 

May 24-July 19, 2014 – Coaches are permitted to coach athletes 

from their school squad and have coaches one week team camps. 

July 20-August 2, 2014 – No coaches one week team camps may 

be held during this time in any sport. Basketball, Football and 

Volleyball coaches are restricted to working with a limited number 

of players during these two weeks. (Basketball-3; Volleyball-4; 

Football 11-man-6; Football 8-man-5) 

August 3-August 17, 2014 – Students may continue to do voluntary 

weight training and conditioning. No sport specific instruction is 

permitted by basketball, football, volleyball coaches. No coaches 

one week team camps are permitted. 

Remember all summer workouts must be voluntary. School 

administrators and coaches should work together and share 

athletes that may be involved in multiple sports. 

More information concerning rules interpretations for coaches 

and athletes can be located on the KSHSAA website under 

Schools - Coach/Athlete Info. 

2014 Sub-State Schedule 

Class 1A and 3A 

Boys play Monday, Thursday, Saturday 

Girls play Tuesday, Friday, Saturday 

Class 2A 

Girls play Monday, Thursday, Saturday 

Boys play Tuesday, Friday, Saturday 

Class 4A 

Girls play Thursday and Saturday 

Boys play Friday and Saturday 

Class 5A 

Boys play Wednesday and Friday 

Girls play Thursday and Saturday 

Class 6A 

Girls play Wednesday and Friday 

Boys play Thursday and Saturday 

Class 2A 

KSU-Bramlage Coliseum 

1800 College Avenue, Manhattan, 66502 

Manager: Karen Hibbard – Manhattan CVB 

Class 1A-Division I 

Emporia State University - White Auditorium 

111 E. 6th, Hwy 50, Emporia, 66801 

Manager: Tom McEvoy – Emporia Recreation Commission 

Class 1A-Division II 

FHSU-Gross Memorial Coliseum 

Hwy 183 Bypass, Hays, 67601 

Manager: Brad Haynes 

Game Schedule 

Wednesday, March 12 

Girls Classes 2A, 4A, 6A 

Boys Classes 1A, 3A, 5A 

Thursday, March 13 

Girls Classes 1A, 3A, 5A 

Boys Classes 2A, 4A, 6A 

Bowling 

Tenth Season to Begin 

The 10th season of interscholastic bowling will begin soon. 

Participating schools received 4 bowling manuals in October 

and are asked to review the contents thoroughly. 

Two Classifications in 2013-14 

Seventy-eight member schools have signed up to participate in 

the 2013-14 interscholastic bowling season. With 27 schools in 

class 6A boys (31 in girls) and 46 schools in class 5-1A girls (46 

in boys), the association will conduct two classes of post-season 

bowling competition. 

2014 State Basketball Sites 

A list of participating schools is located at www.kshsaa.org. 

Regional Tournament sites and host schools will be identified 

soon and also posted on the website. 

Below are the state sites and managers. 

Class 6A 

Important Dates 

Wichita State University-Koch Arena 

Nov. 28 - Coaches Exam Answers Due (submit online) 

1845 Fairmount, Wichita, 67260 

Manager: Amy Stratbucker 

Dec. 2 - Dec. 21; 27-31 (not 12/22-26) – Try-outs (one week) 

Jan. 1 – First day of practice/competition 

Class 5A 

Feb. 24 - March 1 – Regional Tournaments 

Topeka-Kansas Expocentre 

March 6 - March 7 – State Tournaments 

1 Expocentre Drive, Topeka, 66612 

Manager: Shaun Rice 

(6A Thursday; 5-1A Friday) 

Class 4A - Division I 

Salina Bicentennial Center 

Try-outs 

800 The Midway, Salina, 67401 

Try-outs for high school bowling may be conducted December 

Manager: Chris Bird 

2 through the month of December. Please be reminded of the 

Class 4A - Division II 

following: 

Wichita - Hartman Arena 

1. Try-outs may be one week in length. 

8151 N. Hartman Arena Dr., Park City, KS 67147 

2. Try-outs may not be during the KSHSAA Holiday Non-practice 

Manager: Aran Rush 

dates of December 22-26. 

Class 3A 

3. Students must have a physical examination in order to try-out. 

HCC-Hutchinson Sports Arena 

They will need a PPE (physical exam) on file in the school office 

720 E. 11th, Hutchinson, 67501 

prior to their first day of school try-outs. 

Manager: Steve Kappenman 


KSHSAA State Tournaments 

- Thursday, March 6 and 

Friday, March 7, 2014 

Due to the increased popularity of interscholastic bowling and the 

crowds in attendance at post-season tournaments, the KSHSAA 

Board of Directors voted to conduct a 2-day state bowling 

tournament, beginning with the 2008-09 school year. In addition 

to most bowling centers not being able to accommodate the 

large state crowds, an all-day Saturday tournament is a financial 

challenge for a bowling center. By conducting two tournaments on 

Thursday and two tournaments on Friday (at a time determined 

by the host school and bowling proprietor) bowling centers will 

be able to earn some previously lost revenue. Additionally, a split 

session will allow the least amount of disruption to the normal 

schedule of the center. 

In even-numbered years, the 6A tournaments will be conducted 

on the first day, followed by the 5-1A tournaments on the second 

day. In even-numbered years the schedule will have boys 

competing first followed by the girls. 

Wrestling 

Tournaments - Double 

Elimination 

The 2013-14 wrestling tournament format for this season has all 

classes participating in regional and state tournaments. Regional 

tournaments for Classes 4A and 3-2-1A, will be held on two days, 

with Classes 6A and 5A participating in one-day regionals. The 

top four wrestlers will advance from each weight class from the 

regionals to state competition. Regional and state tournaments 

will be double elimination. Cross bracketing will be used in all 

post-season tournaments to determine the consolation champions. 

State tournaments will wrestle, score and medal fifth and sixth 

places in all classes. Classes 4A and 3-2-1A regionals will be held 

on Friday and Saturday, February 21-22, 2014, with Classes 6A 

and 5A on Saturday, February 22, 2014. 

The general format and time schedule for regional tournaments 

will be listed in the KSHSAA Wrestling Manual. Assignments will 

be listed on the KSHSAA website (www.kshsaa.org). 

State tournaments will be held at the following locations and 

dates: 

6A-5A—Hartman Arena, Wichita Feb. 28 - Mar. 1 

4A—Salina-Bicentennial Center Feb. 28 - Mar. 1 

3-2-1A—Fort Hays State University Feb. 28 - Mar. 1 

Home Site Weigh-Ins 

The KSHSAA Executive Board approved the practice of permitting 

member schools to conduct home site weigh-ins for 

the 2013-14 season. For the last several years, teams have been 

permitted to have a weigh-in option conducted prior to the start 

of the school day. This weigh-in would be for competition that is 

to be conducted that evening. The Executive Board determined 

that the current home site weigh-in option helps balance the 

students academic and athletic activities. 

Head Coaches Must Attend 

the Online Rules Meeting 

All head wrestling coaches must attend the online KSHSAA 

rules meeting. The meeting can be observed from October 7 - 

November 10. 

Wrestling Rule 44 

Section 2, Article 6 provides: No student representing a 

member high school shall participate in more than 18 events 

and no more than 30 competition points during a season, exclusive 

of the state championship series. Note: All multiple 

dual events and one-day tournaments shall be scheduled after 

3 p.m. on Friday or any time on Saturday. Double duals and 

triple duals scheduled Monday through Thursday shall be after 

4 p.m. Two-day tournaments shall be scheduled on Friday and 

Saturday. Tournaments are defined as competition involving more 

than four teams. 

• Middle /Junior High School Regulations 

Section 3, Article 1 provides: No student shall participate in more 

than eight (8) events and no more than eighteen (18) competition 

points during a season. 

Dual 

Double Dual 

Quad (Triple Dual) 

One-day tournament 

Two-day tournament 

1 point 

2 points 

3 points 

3 points 

4 points 

Rules Books, Case Books 

All wrestling matches are to be conducted under the official 

rules of the National Federation, with state modifications. The 

NFHS 2013-14 Wrestling Rules Book and Wrestling Case Book and 

Official’s Manual are $7 each if ordered by mail, or $6 if purchased 

at the KSHSAA. 

2013-14 Wrestling Season - 

Hydration Assessments 

Required in Senior High 

Competition 

The KSHSAA Executive Board requires hydration assessment of high 

school wrestlers twice during the season. The assessment plan was 

developed by the KSHSAA Wrestling Weight Management Study 

Committee as a result of meetings it conducted during the last four 

years. All students participating in interscholastic wrestling at 

the high school level will be REQUIRED to have a hydration assessment 

taken at two different times in the season 1) at the time 

of their initial/first weigh-in when they can begin practice (the 

weigh-in which will be termed the “ALPHA” weigh-in) and 2) at 

the time the wrestler established their minimum certified competition 

wrestling weight class (the “CERTIFICATION” weigh-in). 

The KSHSAA staff has developed and prepared information and 

materials that will be mailed to every KSHSAA member senior high 

school participating in wrestling. Each school participating in wrestling 

will receive the “assessment kit” which will include materials 

explaining assessment procedures and items to be used in the assessment 

process. Also included in the kit is nutritional information 

for wrestlers and their families gathered from reputable sources. 

The major components of the hydration assessment requirement are: 

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November 2013 11

1. All students participating in wrestling at the senior high school 

level will be required to have two hydration assessments during 

the 2013-14 season. 

a. The first assessment will be immediately prior to the student’s 

Alpha weigh-in – if the student is not “hydrated” 

at a specific gravity level of 1.025 or lower, the student 

may not participate in the Alpha weigh-in, nor may they 

practice with the team until such time as they present a 

urine sample that is at 1.025 or lower. 

b. The second assessment will be immediately prior to the 

student establishing their certified weight – if the student is 

not “hydrated” at a specific gravity level of 1.025 or lower, 

the student may not use that weigh-in as their certification 

weigh-in. 

2. ALPHA WEIGH-IN’S may begin anytime during SCW #19 

(the KSHSAA “buffer week”). For the 2013-14 season that SCW 

#19 begins on November 11, 2013. 

a. Hydration assessments during the Alpha weigh-in will 

be under the supervision and conducted by anyone so 

designated by the school administration (Principal and/or 

Athletic Director) other than the school wrestling coach(es) 

(suggested – school nurse, medical care provider from the 

Community Health Dep’t., Certified Athletic Trainer, etc.). 

b. A student may not participate in school team practices or 

establish their Alpha weight until such time as they present a 

urine sample which indicates they are at or below a hydration 

level of 1.025 

c. Hydration assessments may be conducted using either a 

refractometer or by using the KSHSAA Hydration Chart in 

combination with reagent test strips (initially provided by the 

KSHSAA) to each KSHSAA member high school participating 

in wrestling. 

d. The Alpha weight will be the benchmark for application of 

the existing KSHSAA weight-loss provisions for certification 

as explained in the KSHSAA wrestling manual 

3. Any student participating in wrestling may establish their minimum 

(certified) wrestling weight during any regularly scheduled school 

team competition weigh-in or at the alpha weigh-in. Any wrestler 

wishing to use this weigh-in as their CERTIFICATION WEIGH- 

IN must present a urine sample prior to their certification weigh-in 

which indicates that they are at a hydration level of 1.025 or below. 

a. The hydration assessment for a certification weigh-in may not 

be conducted by the school team wrestling coach(es). 

b. The deadline for a wrestler to establish their minimum certified 

wrestling weight will be Thursday, December 19, 2013. 

Students may still certify after this date but ONLY FOR 

EMERGENCY, ILLNESS OR INJURY RELATED REA- 

SONS THAT HAVE BEEN STATED IN WRITING BY THE 

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TO THE KSHSAA PRIOR 

TO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2013. A student’s inability 

to provide a urine sample that indicates they are hydrated 

does not qualify the student for late certification. 

c. Hydration assessments may be conducted using either a 

refractometer or the KSHSAA Hydration Chart used in combination 

with reagent test strips provided by the KSHSAA to 

each member high school participating in wrestling. 

d. Any student who has been unable to establish their minimum 

certified wrestling weight for any reason other than for emergency, 

illness or injury reasons as requested in writing by the 

school administration prior to December 19, 2013 and approved 

by the KSHSAA for late certification will be ineligible for participation 

in interscholastic wrestling after December 19, 2013. 

ALL WEIGHT CERTIFICATION INFORMATION WILL BE 

SUBMITTED ONLINE BY AN ADMINISTRATOR. THE 

WEIGHT CERTIFICATION FORM WILL NO LONGER BE 

FAXED TO THE KSHSAA. FOR COMPLETE DETAILS SEE 

THE WRESTLING MANUAL AND THE INSTRUCTIONS 

INCLUDED WITH THE WRESTLING EXAM. 

4. MS/JH students participating in wrestling WILL NOT be subject 

to mandatory hydration assessments during the interscholastic 

wrestling season. However, it is recommended students and coaches 

at this level of competition become familiar with the hydration assessment 

process. 

5. For the 2013-14 school year, body fat assessments WILL NOT 

be required of students participating in interscholastic wrestling. 

However, KSHSAA member schools are encouraged to conduct body 

fat assessments at the beginning of the season and report back to the 

KSHSAA their thoughts on the assessment process. 

6. The KSHSAA will provide to the administration of each KSHSAA 

member high school participating in wrestling several KSHSAA 

Urine Color Charts for use in hydration assessments. The KSHSAA 

will also provide reagent test strips for use in determining student 

hydration levels. 

7. The KSHSAA will provide the protocol for hydration assessments 

to each KSHSAA member high school participating in wrestling. 

8. Nutritional information and hydration information will be collected 

by the KSHSAA and provided to each KSHSAA member high 

school competing in wrestling. 

Swimming & 

Diving 

Coaches Must Complete Test 

All varsity head coaches for boys and girls swimming and diving 

are reminded they are required to complete an open-book exam 

(Part I). All varsity head coaches MUST take this test on-line 

through the KSHSAA website at www.kshsaa.org (Go to school, 

login, enter your name, school user id and coach’s password). 

The test must be taken November 11 through December 11, 2013. 

Rules Book 

All swimming meets will be conducted according to the current 

official Swimming and Diving Rules as published by the National 

Federation of State High School Associations. The rules book 

includes events which apply to both girls and boys and is available 

from the KSHSAA for $7. 

Debate, Speech 

& Drama 

Entries Due November 4 

If your school intends to participate in the Regional 4-speaker 

Debate Tournament, please complete form DE-3, available 

online at www.kshsaa.org, and send or fax in by November 

4. If you don’t plan on attending please contact your Activity 

Director and inform them not to send in this form. Note: An 

$85 fee is required for participation. 


Entries Due November 22 

Please check to see that Speech and Drama Participation Card 

SP-2, available online at www.kshsaa.org, has been sent to the 

KSHSAA. It is due by November 22. Unless the card is on file 

at the KSHSAA office, it will be assumed your school is NOT 

planning to enter the regional festival and no assignment to a 

festival center will be made. Note: A $10 fee must accompany the card 

only if you wish to participate in the regional festival or one-act play. 

Speech Championship Events 

State Speech Championship events were selected by coaches 

for all classifications at the 2010 Speech Rules Meeting. The 

events adopted, plus Lincoln-Douglas debate, accommodate 

each classification’s individual preference without affecting the 

other classes. 

Each classification’s selected events may be seen at www.kshsaa. 

org/Speech/spevents.html. Event selection balloting will next 

occur during the fall Speech Rules Meetings of 2014. 

Please refer to the 2013-14 KSHSAA Speech & Drama Manual, 

pages 24-26 for championship regulations. 

Character-Building 

Leadership-Training 

Service Organization 

Kansas 

Association 

for Youth 

“YES I CAN” LEADERS 

Attend Regional Conferences 

KAY Clubs across the state will be participating in one of six regional 

conferences in November. The excitement begins November 

4 at Topeka-West High School, followed by Pratt High School 

on November 6, Arkansas City Middle School on November 7, 

Carbondale-Santa Fe Trail High School on November 12, Hill City 

on November 13 and Independence on November 14. This year’s 

conference collection will be for the Vinson Scholarship Fund 

and camp fund. 

Farewell to 2013 KAY 

Area Presidents 

A busy year of service and leadership as a KAY Area President 

is coming to an end for six KAY Student Leaders. These student 

leaders were elected by their peers last fall at a regional conference 

and have been responsible for several duties throughout 

the year—answering correspondence from local clubs and the 

state KAY office; sending several bulletins of news and ideas to 

the club presidents in their area; in attendance at KAY Leadership 

Camp and conducting a Regional Area Meeting; attending 

a training meeting of all area presidents and the state director; 

and presiding at the Fall Regional Conference. 

KAY members, their sponsors and the state director 

would like to thank Rebekah Navarro, Hoyt-Royal 

Valley; Kaylee Bryant, Independence; Taylee Helms, 

Wamego; Mackenzie Lumpkin, Phillipsburg; Lauren Sargent, 

Ransom-Western Plains and Greg Burley, Great Bend. 

KAY Membership List, Goal 

Sheets Past Due 

October 15 was the deadline date for the 2013-14 KAY Membership 

List and dues to reach the KSHSAA office. Also due at that 

time was the goal sheet, which indicates the award a club will 

be working toward during the school year. Forms are located 

in Section 8 of the KAY Handbook. If you have not mailed these 

forms to the KSHSAA, please do so immediately! 

Membership Responsibilities 

The officers of an organization are not the only ones who have 

responsibilities. Each member is a vital part of the organization 

and has an obligation to take an active and informed part in the 

proceedings of the organization’s meetings. 

A good member: 

• Shows respect for other members by being on time and 

bringing necessary equipment to the meetings. 

• Accepts the responsibility of sharing in the business at 

hand when a meeting convenes and understands that 

participation is essential. 

• Tries to get other members to express their ideas for the 

benefit of all, even it if means less time for presenting 

personal ideas. 

• Participates according to the ‘Golden Rule.’ Listens appreciatively 

to others’ ideas and contributions. 

• Gives constant, active attention to the group’s activity 

during the meeting. 

• Knows the purpose of the meeting and helps keep the 

ideas on track to get things done. 

• Earns the right to give constructive criticism freely by 

accepting it honestly. 

KAY Area Sponsors Meet 

A meeting for the six elected KAY Area Sponsors and the state 

director will be held at the KSHSAA office at the conclusion of 

the fall regional conferences. The tentative date for this meeting 

is Monday, November 25. All phases of the KAY program will be 

discussed at this time. KAY sponsors across the state are urged 

to contact their area representative with comments, challenges 

or concerns they wish discussed. 

KAY Citizenship Week 

December 8-14 

Governor Sam Brownback has signed a special proclamation 

designating December 8-14, 2013 as KAY Citizenship Week. 

KAY Citizenship Week is a week-long celebration of the Kansas 

Association for Youth. It is a time to spotlight youth in action as 

they serve their school, community, nation and world. Each day 

of the week is designated for a specific area of service: 

Sunday—serve my family 

Monday—serve my school 

Tuesday—serve my community 

Wednesday—serve my nation 

Thursday—serve my world 

Friday—serve my club 

Saturday—serve my home 

For ideas, see your KAY Handbook, Section 1, pages 12-13. 

November 2013 13

Music 

Music Regional and State 

Assignments Posted 

Please refer to the music web page and check where your school 

has been assigned for both regional solo and ensemble festival 

and state large group festival. IMPORTANT - there have been 

changes to the state large group assignments and to solo and 

ensemble assignments. Some schools have moved to different 

days of the week or dates. This was necessary due to reclassifications, 

new hosts sites and to relieve over capacity. 

Accompaniment Rule for 

Music Festivals 

Piano and other instrumental accompanists for vocal groups 

may be eligible students or adult musicians of the director’s 

choice. Instrumental accompaniment shall not be considered 

part of the ensemble and should not influence the judging of 

the choral performance. 

Intelligent accompaniments (e.g., Smart Music) will be allowed for 

solo performances only when a qualified accompanist is not available. 

Schools shall bring their own equipment to be used at the festivals 

and the scheduled performance time limit must include the setting 

up and taking down of equipment. The intelligent accompaniment 

unit must be set on the interactive mode for all performances and 

the intelligent accompaniment must follow the performer. It must 

be used as piano accompaniment only and is not to be used in 

orchestral or any other accompaniment modes. Non interactive 

accompaniment recordings, such as CD or MIDI, etc., will not be 

allowed. Intelligent accompaniments should only be utilized as a 

last option when a qualified accompanist is not available. 

Music Memorization 

Requirements: 

Wind and percussion soloists are not required to memorize their 

music for regional or state music festivals. 

String soloists are not required to memorize their music for 

regional; but are required to memorize their music for state and 

will not be allowed to perform with music. 

All piano and vocal soloists not memorizing their music at both 

regional and state music festivals will receive “comments only”. 

Vocal and instrumental ensembles are not required to memorize 

music. 

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION 

KMEA has requested the following statements be adhered to 

by adjudicators in evaluating regional and state music festival 

performances: 

1. Rate the performance on its merits, not on potential. 

2. Justify your ratings with comments regardless of the rating 

assigned. 

3. Take time to review the justification paragraph and the 

ratings sheet. Please refer to the information sent to you 

by the Kansas State High School Activities Association. 

Scholars Bowl 

Volunteers to 

Serve on Question 

Committee 

Each year approximately thirty individuals volunteer their time 

and service to the KSHSAA Scholars Bowl Question Validation 

Committee. These individuals screen, edit and place in priority 

questions from all subject areas for use in KSHSAA Regional and 

State Scholars Bowl tournaments. 

This year’s validation committee will meet Friday and Saturday, 

November 15 and 16 in the KSHSAA office in Topeka. Many 

schools provide release time to enable their Scholars Bowl 

coach to contribute to this important task. 

Without the efforts of volunteers, Scholars Bowl could not occur 

without added expense to our member schools. 

Individuals interested and willing to serve on this volunteer committee 

should contact Kansas Scholars Bowl Coaches Association 

Vice-President, Mary Beth Mattingly, Shawnee-Mill Valley High 

School; PH 913/422-4351 x6281 or mbmattingly@usd232.org. 

Final Entry Deadlines 

Schools should note whether all entry requirements for Scholars 

Bowl regional assignments have been met. In order to be given 

a regional tournament assignment for 2014 (assignments are 

listed in November on the KSHSAA website (www.kshsaa.org)) 

schools must: 

1. Submit entry Card SB-1 with entry fee of $85 

2. Pay late fee of $10 (dues on entries after September 13) 

3. Submit ONLINE, 35 questions from seven subject areas 

to the KSHSAA by Friday, November 1, 2013. 

Note: A $85 penalty will be assessed to those schools 

who do not submit questions by the November 1 

deadline. Schools not submitting questions prior to 

the deadline will not be given a regional tournament 

assignment. Only by paying a double entry fee will 

schools qualify for a regional assignment. 

Spirit Groups 

2013-14 NFHS 

Spirit Rules Interpretations 

The National Federation of State High School Associations is the 

only source of official high school interpretations. They do not 

set aside nor modify any rule. They are made and published by 

the NFHS in response to situations presented. 


Correction to NFHS Spirit Rules Book: 

2.5.2 SITUATION A: is incorrect as printed in the 2013-14 NFHS 

Spirit Rules Book. That situation should read as follows: 

*2.5.2 SITUATION A: A top person: (a) in a prep performs a back 

arch to the floor and ends in a handstand. Both bases maintain 

contact with her upper body; (b) in a cradle performs a back 

walkover to the floor. Both bases maintain contact with her 

upper body. RULING: (a) illegal; (b) legal. COMMENT: (a) is 

illegal because the top person begins at prep level and ends 

on the performing surface. 

SITUATION 1. A participant is wearing (a) a watch; (b) post 

earrings covered by tape; (c) a religious medal on a chain; 

(d) a navel ring; (e) fish line or spacer through a piercing; (g) 

a dermal piercing with or without the jewelry adornment 

removed. RULING: All are illegal. (2-3-1) 

SITUATION 2. No spotter is present as a top person is extended 

in a (a) double-base Swedish fall; (b) triple-base 

side T-lift; (c) triple-base flat back; (d) torch; (e) triple-base 

straddle sit while the top person has both hands in contact 

with a post. RULING: (a) and (b) illegal; (c), (d) and (e) 

legal. (2-4-7) 

SITUATION 3. A participant performs a backward roll to 

handstand (back extension roll) and (a) is lifted into a prep 

by two bases, and a spotter holds the top person’s torso while 

she is inverted; (b) is lifted, released and flipped by the bases, 

landing in a loading position, and the spotter does not hold 

the top person’s torso while she is inverted; (c) hooks her legs 

over the shoulders of a base and transitions to a shoulder sit 

without assistance. RULING: (a) legal; (b) and (c) illegal. (2-5-2) 

SITUATION 4. A top person in a double-base prep performs a 

suspended forward roll/flip by grasping a hand of each base 

and (a) landing in a prep position supported by a new set of 

bases who push her to an extension; (b) is assisted by the bases 

to the performing surface; (c) pauses in a handstand before 

continuing into a cradle; (d) her feet are not released during 

the roll. RULING: (a) and (b) legal; (c) and (d) illegal. (2-5-3) 

SITUATION 5. A braced flip ends with the top person being 

caught by the original bases (a) on her feet; (b) in a cradle; (c) 

in a tuck position on her back. RULING: All are legal. (2-5-4) 

SITUATION 6. The top person in a multi-base extension performs 

a braced forward flip (a) with a twist to a cradle; (b) to 

separate bases and spotter who are behind the top person; (c) 

to a prep with the original bases and spotter who then assist 

the top person to the performing surface. RULING: (a) and 

(b) illegal; (c) legal. (2-5-4) 

SITUATION 7. A top person in a single-base prep performs (a) 

a twist to the floor without assistance; (b) a twist to the floor 

with the assistance of the base and a spotter; (c) a toe-touch 

during the dismount with the assistance of the base and a 

spotter. RULING: (a) illegal; (b) and (c) legal. COMMENT: 

The dismount must be no more than a pop that does not 

significantly increase the height of the top person. (2-9-3) 

SITUATION 8. A participant who is holding poms performs: 

(a) an aerial cartwheel; (b) a back handspring; (c) a backward 

roll; (d) a one-handed cartwheel with poms in the free hand. 

RULING: (a) and (b) illegal; (c) and (d) legal. (2-10-2) 

Rule 2-1-12: Spirit participants must not stand behind the free 

throw lane extended during a basketball game. 

Rule 2-1-10: Spirit participants must remain outside the playing 

area during a 30-second time-out in a basketball game. 

There are three situations which are illegal by Kansas rules and 

more restrictive than the NFHS. 

SITUATION 1. All basket tosses and/or quick load-in tosses 

are illegal regardless of performing surface. 

SITUATION 2. A flyer while suspended mid-air may NOT hold 

anything in their hands. 

SITUATION 3. Pyramids may NOT be more than 2 persons high. 

Mascots 

Non Cheer Team Member Mascots 

Mascots that are not members of the school’s cheer squad are 

NOT covered by catastrophic insurance and they do not have 

to meet eligibility requirements. A non cheer team member 

mascot may never step foot on a playing surface until the end 

of a game (i.e. basketball court, football playing field). 

Cheer Team Member Mascot 

Mascots that are bona-fide members of the school’s cheer 

team are covered by catastrophic insurance. A school would 

need to submit them on their online eligibility report and the 

student would be required to have a physical on file. These 

mascots must be full-time students at their school. Cheer 

team member mascots are allowed on a playing surface just 

like cheerleaders. 

Mascots may NEVER stunt or spot. 

Megaphone Usage 

Megaphones are treated the same as noisemakers. All musical 

instruments including drums are treated the same as noisemakers. 

In basketball, noisemakers/megaphones may be used by cheerleaders/student 

body (if the local school administration allows 

this) only before game, between quarters, halftime, time outs and 

after the game. No other time is acceptable; it doesn’t matter if 

the clock is running or not. Cheerleaders have been told only 

to use megaphones directed toward their crowd. 

Megaphones or other noisemakers may NEVER be pounded on 

the floor or other surface as these may damage host facilities. 

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Student 

Council 

STUCO Regional 

Conferences— a Huge Success 

The KSHSAA has just completed eight Regional Student Council 

Conferences across the state. Over 3000 students and 250 advisors 

from high schools and junior high/middle schools across Kansas 

participated in the conferences. The KSHSAA was delighted to 

have Lori Kibinger from Chanute, KS as the fall regional student 

council conferences keynote speaker. 

Lori Kiblinger has been involved in Student Council since 

high school and has been a Student Council Sponsor 30 of 

the last 33 years. She has taught English and Leadership for 

24 years at Fredonia Middle School and High School and has 

been the Assistant Principal at Royster Middle School in Chanute 

for the last nine years. 

Lori Kiblinger has been a Senior Counselor at the KSHSAA 

Summer Student Council Leadership Workshop for 31 years. 

She has also been an adult counselor on Missouri’s and North 

Dakota’s State Workshops staffs and the National Leadership 

Camps at Lake Tahoe and Camp Cheley in Colorado. 

Kiblinger was attended the NASC Conference for over 25 

years and presented workshops there and has been a presenter 

at NASC LEAD conferences. She has written numerous 

articles for Leadership magazine, and was the editor for one 

issue many years ago. 

Lori has been named as the Kansas Advisors of the Year and 

was a Shull Finalist for National Advisor of the Year in 1998. 

She feels very lucky to have had the opportunities that Student 

Council has afforded her over the years and fortunate to 

meet the many people that student council has brought into 

her life. Lori Kiblinger is a long-time friend of Kansas Student 

Council and her name is synonymous with Kansas Leadership! 

The KSHSAA would like to thank the following high schools, their 

administration, student councils and sponsors for their efforts in 

hosting a successful series of regional fall conferences: Emporia 

HS, OP-Blue Valley SW HS, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS, Chanute 

Hs, Ellsworth HS, Quinter HS, Dodge City, and Pratt HS. 

Advisor Workshops and 

Training Opportunities 

An active, well-organized student council supports a valuable 

partnership between students and their school, creating the opportunity 

for students to become effective leaders and encouraging 

a positive school climate. An active student council is vital 

to a school and advisors or sponsors play an integral part of 

creating an active student council. Listed below are opportunities 

for advisors to learn more about student council and about 

being the student council advisor for your school: 

• The National Association of Workshop Directors (NAWD) is 

sponsoring the National Conference on Student Activities 

(NCSA) advisors workshop from December 6-8, 2013 in 

Austin, TX. NAWD is an organization founded by the late Dr. 

Earl Reum, known to many as “Mr. Student Council,” for the 

development of student leader advisors. The NAWD Conference 

is a great opportunity to network with individuals from 

around the country who are focused on student leadership. 

For more information, contact their website www.nawd.com 

or e-mail Genel Wokal at nawdoffice@aol.com. 

KSHSAA Student Council 

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KSHSAA 2013 Fall Senior High School Student Activity Participation Survey 

The following table indicates the fall activities sponsored in 2013, the number of high schools participating and the number 

of students taking KSHSAA part in Fall interscholastic 2013-2014 competition High School based Student on a survey Activity of member Participation senior high Survey schools. Survey responses 

were received from 353 out of 354 member schools. 

BOY PARTICIPANTS 

# OF 

9TH 10TH 11TH 12TH TOTAL 

# OF 

9TH 

SCHOOLS 

SCHOOLS 

GIRL PARTICIPANTS 

10TH 11TH 12TH TOTAL 

GRAND 

TOTAL 

ENROLLMENT 

354 19,174 18,412 16,773 16,601 70,960 353 17,881 17,362 16,134 15,912 67,289 138,249 

ATHLETIC 

Football (8-Man) 109 555 556 522 518 2,151 23 

2 1 2 2 7 2,158 

Football (11-Man) 236 4,441 3,479 3,029 3,010 13,959 11 5 7 5 2 8 22 13,981 

Volleyball 3 1 0 0 2 3 347 3,096 2,412 1,765 1,500 8,773 8,776 

Cross Country 252 1,020 1,050 934 843 3,847 229 763 836 754 624 2,977 6,824 

Girls' Golf 0 0 0 0 0 0 97 245 271 289 234 1,039 1,039 

Girls' Tennis 0 0 0 0 0 0 134 676 732 694 552 2,654 2,654 

Gymnastics 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 39 43 40 34 156 156 

Boys' Soccer 103 1,200 1,083 944 884 4,111 10 13 24 17 11 16 68 4,179 

NON-ATHLETIC 

Band 324 3,005 2,468 1,882 1,601 8,956 326 2,728 2,206 1,800 1,638 8,372 17,328 

Orchestra 63 459 383 260 243 1,345 65 913 746 595 416 2,670 4,015 

Vocal Music 279 1,727 1,510 1,442 1,372 6,051 314 4,103 3,615 2,911 2,694 13,323 19,374 

Student Council 303 622 614 719 891 2,846 316 927 999 1,228 1,479 4,633 7,479 

Debate 110 907 614 498 379 2,398 116 889 588 348 286 2,111 4,509 

13,937 11,757 10,230 9,743 45,667 14,412 12,471 10,439 9,483 46,805 92,472 


Kansas State High School Activities Association 

Minutes 

Executive Board Meeting 

KSHSAA Board Room 

Tuesday, September 17, 2013 

Wednesday, September 18, 2013 

Note: Minutes are subject to approval by the Board at its next meeting. 

The Executive Board met in the office of the Kansas State High 

School Activities Association on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 

17-18, 2013, with the following in attendance: President 

Alan Stein, Steve Blankenship, Eugene Haydock, Ben Jacobs 

(Tuesday only), Gwen Poss, Monte Stewart, Ken Thiessen, 

John Whetzal (Wednesday only) and Gary Musselman, Executive 

Director. Assistant Executive Directors Cheryl Gleason, 

David Cherry, Francine Martin, Reggie Romine, Mark Lentz, 

and Jeremy Holaday were also present. Juan Perez and Scott 

Sheldon were absent both days attending NASSP Principal of 

the Year activities in Washington D.C. Carolyn Wims-Campbell 

was absent both days due to attendance at state board of education 

meetings and her obligations as a member of the Kansas 

State Board of Education. 

The Minutes of the June 5-6, 2013, meeting were approved. 

NOTE: In the following listing, middle/junior high schools are 

indicated in all capital letters. 

QUALIFICATIONS OF COACHES/ 

DIRECTORS RULE 10 

The following were approved under Rule 10-1-2 

(Supervised) 

(1) Jim Struckhoff, AGRA-THUNDER RIDGE MS 

Football 8-Man 

(2) Stephanie Dall, Allen-Northern Heights HS 

Volleyball 

(3) Sarah Shaw, Allen-Northern Heights HS 

Boys Cross Country, Girls Cross Country 

(4) Jasmine King, Allen-Northern Heights HS 

Cheerleader, Dance Team 

(5) Derek Jackson, Allen-Northern Heights HS 


(6) Kayla Moser, Alma-Wabaunsee HS 

Volleyball 

(7) Corn Cox, Andover Central HS 


(8) Jamie Harding, Andover Central HS 

Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer 

(9) Raechel Peters, Andover HS 

Dance Team 

(10) Daniel Mills, Andover HS 


(11) Kate Gangel, Andover HS 

Dance Team 

(12) Ryan Soule, Arkansas City HS 

Boys Soccer 

(13) Waona Brennon, Arma-Northeast HS 

Volleyball 

(14) Kyle Wilson, Arma-Northeast HS 

Boys Basketball 

(15) Sercy Duncan, ATCHISON MS 

Football11-Man, Wrestling 

(16) Chelsey Matous, Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 

Volleyball 

(17) Craig Handke, Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 


(18) Jake Hamblem, Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 

Volleyball 

(19) Brendan Hoffman, Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 


(20) Sarah Newberry, Attica HS 

Cheerleader 

(21) Christy Mans, ATTICA JH 

Cheerleader 

(22) Jayme Hybsha, Augusta HS 

Cheerleader 

(23) Brian Prentice, Augusta HS 


(24) Nikki Laubach, Augusta HS 

Volleyball 

(25) Jessica Carey, AUGUSTA MS 

Cheerleader 

(26) Sarah Ingrim, AUGUSTA MS 

Cheerleader 

(27) Lennie Allen, AUGUSTA MS 

Boys Track & Field, Girls Track & Field 

(28) Eric Detweiler, Axtell HS 


(29) Craig Wiebe, Axtell HS 


(30) Dale Buessing, Axtell HS 


(31) John McPherson, Basehor-Linwood HS 


(32) Shane Dotson, Baxter Springs HS 


(33) Cindy Weaver, BELLE PLAINE MS 

Cheerleader 

(34) Greg Moore, BELLE PLAINE MS 


(35) Kevin Couture, Belleville-Republic County HS 


(36) Nate Larkins, Belleville-Republic County HS 


(37) Kendra Short, Belleville-Republic County HS 

Cheerleader 

(38) Mandi Sandberg, BELLEVILLE-REPUBLIC 

COUNTY MS 

Volleyball 

(39) Linda Thumann, BELLEVILLE-REPUBLIC 

COUNTY MS 

Cheerleader 

(40) Renee Mason, Beloit HS 


(41) CJ Tobald, Beloit HS 

Dance Team 

(42) Eric Eilert, Beloit HS 


(43) Natalie Koch, Beloit HS 

Cheerleader 

1—Board Minutes 

(44) Tamara Clymer, BELOIT JH 

Volleyball 

(45) Amber Williams, BELOIT JH 

Cheerleader 

(46) Miranda Housh, Beloit-St. Johns HS 

Cheerleader 

(47) Kim Gengler, Beloit-St. Johns HS 

Cheerleader 

(48) Kay Prather, Beloit-St. Johns HS 


(49) Kiefer Storrer, Bennington HS 


(50) Brian Urton, BENTON-CIRCLE MS 


(51) Charity Martin, BENTON-CIRCLE MS 

Cheerleader 

(52) Tracey McNeely, BENTON-CIRCLE MS 

Volleyball 

(53) Sabrina Tillotson, BENTON-CIRCLE MS 

Cheerleader 

(54) Tate Preston, BREWSTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 


(55) Norm Jennings, Brookville-Ell-Saline HS 


(56) Brandon Toll, Brookville-Ell-Saline HS 


(57) David Bowers, Buhler HS 

Debate 

(58) Kylee Raleigh, Buhler HS 

Girls Tennis 

(59) Brent Tilton, Buhler HS 

Boys Soccer 

(60) Miranda Fagan, Burlingame HS 

Girls Basketball, Volleyball 

(61) Wyatt Jones, Burlingame HS 

Wrestling 

(62) Megan Summers, BURLINGAME JH 


(63) Lesley Matlack, Burrton HS 

Volleyball 

(64) Juli Matthews, CANEY VALLEY JH 

Volleyball 

(65) Lauren Thornton, Caney-Caney Valley HS 

Volleyball 

(66) Denver Ramsey, Carbondale-Santa Fe Trail HS 


(67) Merrick Wiles, Carbondale-Santa Fe Trail HS 

Wrestling 

(68) Brandon Roth, Chapman HS 

Baseball 

(69) Tracy Keating, CHAPMAN MS 


(70) Rochelle Hopkins, CHAPMAN MS 

Volleyball 

(71) Addie Mayberry, CHAPMAN MS 

Volleyball 

(72) Hillary Shorter, CHAPMAN MS 

Volleyball 

(73) Celena Feil, CHASE-RAYMOND JH 

Volleyball 

(74) Alexa Peterson, Cimarron HS 


(75) Bridget Letourneau, Claflin-Central Plains HS 

Dance Team 

(76) Amanda Sterrett, Clearwater HS 

Volleyball 

(77) Rhonda Coffman, CLIFTON-CLYDE MS 

Cheerleader 


(78) Ryan Baxter, Clyde-Clifton Clyde HS 


(79) Ryan Seizer, Coldwater-South Central HS 


(80) Matt Hanvey, Coldwater-South Central HS 


(81) Mark Lohrding, Coldwater-South Central HS 


(82) Holly Thoman, Concordia HS 

Cheerleader 

(83) Stephanie Moore, CONCORDIA JH 

Volleyball 

(84) April Zoglmann, Conway Springs HS 

Volleyball 

(85) Brent Andra, CONWAY SPRINGS MS 


(86) Emily Ansel, Deerfield HS 

Cheerleader 

(87) Brian Watkins, Deerfield HS 

Girls Cross Country, Boys Cross Country 

(88) Jarrod Hernandez, Deerfield HS 


(89) Richard Artherton, Dexter HS 


(90) Whitney Lozenski, Easton-Pleasant Ridge HS 

Volleyball 

(91) Jessica Eisen, ELLINWOOD MS 

Volleyball 

(92) Derek Joiner, ELLINWOOD MS 


(93) Shelby Gottschalk, ELLIS-WASHINGTON GRADE 

SCHOOL 

Volleyball 

(94) Brooke Sigrist, ELWOOD-RIVERSIDE MS 

Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball 

(95) Jessica Flat, ELWOOD-RIVERSIDE MS 

Cheerleader 

(96) Jessica Kopp, Eskridge-Mission Valley HS 

Volleyball 

(97) Shelby Steffen, ESKRIDGE-MISSION VALLEY JH 


(98) Marissa Summey, Eudora HS 

Cheerleader 

(99) Amie Mead, EUREKA JH 


(100) Heather Karleskint, Fort Scott HS 

Volleyball 

(101) Chris Hamlin, GARDEN CITY-KENNETH 

HENDERSON MS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball, Boys Track & 

Field, Girls Track & Field 

(102) Staci Borton, GARDEN CITY-KENNETH 

HENDERSON MS 

Volleyball, Girls Basketball 

(103) Travis Lies, Goddard HS 


(104) Travis Self, Goddard HS 


(105) Patrick McWhorter, GODDARD-DWIGHT D. 

EISENHOWER MS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball 

(106) Shawne Harden, Goddard-Eisenhower HS 


(107) Jerry Bozarth, Goddard-Eisenhower HS 

Boys Soccer 

(108) Kayla Zoglman, Goddard-Eisenhower HS 

Volleyball 

(109) Margarita Ayala, Great Bend HS 


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(110) Shane Esfeld, Great Bend HS 


(111) Travis Pfannenstiel, Hays HS 


(112) Cole Cherryholmes, Hays HS 


(113) Brent Kaiser, Hays HS 


(114) Abby Staley-Herman, Hays HS 

Cheerleader 

(115) Jim Maska, Hays HS 


(116) Shayla Randle, Hays HS 

Dance Team 

(117) Caitlyn Wark, Hays HS 

Boys Tennis, Girls Tennis 

(118) Samantha McFarlane, Hays HS 

Cheerleader 

(119) Melanie Smith, Hays HS 

Cheerleader 

(120) Courtney Keleher, Hays HS 

Dance Team 

(121) Brittni Robison, Hays HS 

Volleyball 

(122) Tommy Edgmon, Hays HS 


(123) Jay Sanders, HAYS MS 

Wrestling 

(124) Zach Binder, HAYS MS 


(125) Kyler Meyers, HAYS MS 

Football 11-Man, Wrestling 

(126) Caitlyn Wark, HAYS MS 


(127) Amy Veatch, HAYS MS 


(128) Micala Jamison, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 

Volleyball 

(129) Stephanie Griffith, Hays-Thomas More Prep- 

Marian HS 

Volleyball 

(130) Colby McKinney, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 


(131) Shaun Wasinger, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 


(132) Ricky Jacques, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 


(133) Kyle Bright, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 


(134) Megan Gottschalk, Hays-Thomas More Prep- 

Marian HS 

Volleyball 

(135) Alicia Hammeke, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 

Softball 

(136) Mary Parks, HAYSVILLE-WEST MS 

Girls Tennis 

(137) Parker Bradfoot, Hesston HS 


(138) Wayne Olson, Hiawatha HS 

Volleyball 

(139) Amanda Eckert, Hiawatha HS 

Volleyball 

(140) Chelsea Neihaus, Hill City HS 

Volleyball 

(141) Whitney Dubois, Hill City HS 

Volleyball 

(142) Jordan Nettleingham, Hoisington HS 

Volleyball 


(143) Rantz Rowland, HOISINGTON MS 


(144) Trevor Staap, Holcomb HS 


(145) Tamara Hipp, Holcomb HS 

Bowling 

(146) Aaron Miller, Holcomb HS 

Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Football 11-Man 

(147) Luke Harrington, Holcomb HS 


(148) Brandon Hill, Holcomb HS 


(149) Janice Mulroy, Holton-Jackson Heights HS 

(150) Tobias Cowdin, Holton-Jackson Heights HS 


(151) Phyllis Slipke, Holton-Jackson Heights HS 

Volleyball 

(152) Roberta Cairo, Horton HS 


(153) Crystal Hauchin, Howard-West Elk HS 

Cheerleader 

(154) Nicholas Baldetti, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 


(155) Drew Luty, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 


(156) Keenan Matthies, HUTCHINSON-TRINITY 

CATHOLIC JH 


(157) Rita Aleman, HUTCHINSON-TRINITY 

CATHOLIC JH 


(158) Catelyn Clutts, HUTCHINSON-TRINITY 

CATHOLIC JH 

Cheerleader 

(159) Todd Nilsen, HUTCHINSON-TRINITY 

CATHOLIC JH 


(160) Jerry Wilson, Independence HS 


(161) Kendee Schroeder, Inman HS 


(162) Buffi Bashore, INMAN JH 

Volleyball 

(163) Nichole Bruggman, Junction City HS 

Volleyball 

(164) Joseph Carson, Junction City HS 

Boys Soccer 

(165) Daniel Collins, Junction City HS 

Boys Soccer 

(166) Michaela Hendee, Junction City HS 

Volleyball 

(167) Bobby Whitten, Junction City HS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Track & Field, Girls Track & 

Field 

(168) Laura Ferguson, KINSLEY JH 

Volleyball 

(169) Amanda Ricke, Kiowa-South Barber HS 


(170) Brenna May, Kiowa-South Barber HS 

Cheerleader 

(171) Dru Hitchcock, KIOWA-SOUTH BARBER MS 

Volleyball 

(172) Shelby Louderback, KISMET-SOUTHWESTERN 

HEIGHTS JH 

Cheerleader 

(173) Lori Hart, LaCygne-Prairie View HS 

Volleyball 

(174) Jim Christiansen, LAKIN MS 

Wrestling 

(175) Nick Brungardt, Lansing HS 


(176) Brittney Long, Lansing HS 

Volleyball 

(177) Nick Flynn, LANSING MS 


(178) Carl Nolan, LARNED MS 



(179) Ian Mater, Lawrence HS 

Boys Soccer 

(180) Brandon Daley, Lawrence HS 

Boys Soccer 

(181) Chelsea Speck, Lawrence HS 

Gymnastics 

(182) Zachary Tucker, Lawrence HS 

Gymnastics 

(183) Larry Lawrence, Lawrence-Bishop Seabury Academy 

Debate 

(184) Michelle Murphy, Lawrence-Bishop Seabury Academy 


(185) Christi Douglas, Lawrence-Bishop Seabury Academy 


(186) Josha Schmitt, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Volleyball 

(187) Taylor Manning, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Gymnastics 

(188) Bre Crall, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Gymnastics 

(189) Victoria Henson, Leavenworth HS 

Volleyball 

(190) David Bettincourt, Leavenworth HS 

Boys Soccer 

(191) Delaney Blakely, Leavenworth HS 

Volleyball 

(192) Kyson Ginavan, Leavenworth HS 


(193) Joanna Ferguson, LEBO JH 


(194) AnitaShay Wiening, Leon-Bluestem HS 

Cheerleader 

(195) Anthony Bocanegra, Leoti-Wichita County HS 


(196) Kendal Knobbe, Leoti-Wichita County HS 

Cheerleader 

(197) Tammy Geyer, Leoti-Wichita County HS 

Boys Cross Country, Girls Cross Country, Boys Track 

& Field, Girls Track & Field 

(198) Kaitlin Brown, Leoti-Wichita County HS 

Volleyball 

(199) Ben Brown, Leoti-Wichita County HS 

Wrestling 

(200) Aimee Baker, Leoti-Wichita County HS 


(201) Jason Archuleta, Leoti-Wichita County HS 


(202) Chad Hughbanks, Leoti-Wichita County HS 


(203) Tara Abendroth, Leroy-Southern Coffey County HS 

Volleyball 

(204) Samantha Weber, Liberal HS 

Cheerleader 

(205) Nikki Frydendall, Liberal HS 

Cheerleader 

(206) Scarlette Diseker, Liberal HS 

Cheerleader 

(207) Brenda Rupert, Lindsborg-Smoky Valley HS 

Cheerleader 

(208) Angie Rogge, Linn HS 

Volleyball 

(209) Rick Richardson, Little River HS 

Volleyball 

(210) Kylie Burhoop, Lost Springs-Centre HS 

Volleyball 

(211) Carrie Smith, Lost Springs-Centre HS 

Cheerleader 

(212) Jennifer Miller, Lost Springs-Centre HS 

Cheerleader 

(213) Crystal Fall, Lyons HS 

Volleyball 

(214) Fred Rosas, Maize HS 


(215) Diane Walker, Maize HS 


(216) Mike Pfeifer, Maize HS 

Boys Soccer 

(217) Brad Holmes, Maize HS 


(218) Chris Fluter, Maize HS 


(219) Adam Glendenning, MAIZE MS 


(220) Jordyn Holle, Manhattan HS 

Volleyball 

(221) Dennis Beckman, MANKATO-ROCK HILLS JH 


(222) Ben Schaefer, Marysville HS 


(223) David Roever, MARYSVILLE JH 


(224) Kayla Jeter, MARYSVILLE JH 

Volleyball 

(225) Deb Price, MARYSVILLE JH 

Volleyball 

(226) Molly Dohman, McPherson HS 

Volleyball 

(227) Melvin Wright, MCPHERSON MS 


(228) Shelby Hoppes, MCPHERSON MS 


(229) Shelley Cooper-Bohme, MCPHERSON MS 

Volleyball 

(230) Sarah Reeves, MCPHERSON MS 

Volleyball 

(231) Debra Busse, MCPHERSON MS 

Cheerleader 

(232) Dianna Starburg, McPherson-Elyria Christian HS 

Volleyball 

(233) Michael Gemmer, MCPHERSON-ELYRIA 

CHRISTIAN MS 

Boys Soccer 

(234) Nathan Vanderhoof, MCPHERSON-ELYRIA 

CHRISTIAN MS 

Boys Soccer 

(235) Cassie Lund, Moscow HS 

Volleyball, Girls Track & Field, Girls Basketball, 

Boys Track & Field 

(236) Ben Claborn, Moscow HS 



(237) Krissy Beckman, Mound City-Jayhawk Linn HS 

Girls Basketball 

(238) Nathan Beckman, Mound City-Jayhawk Linn HS 


(239) Clint Johnson, Mound City-Jayhawk Linn HS 




(240) Shelby Krull, Mound City-Jayhawk Linn HS 

Volleyball 

(241) Spencer Suderman, Moundridge HS 

Volleyball 

(242) Matt Demicoli, MULVANE MS 


(243) Gary Larson, Neodesha HS 


(244) Stephanie Rebel, Ness City HS 

Boys Track & Field, Girls Track & Field, Volleyball 

(245) Carla Back, Newton HS 


(246) Adam Jantzi, Newton HS 


(247) Angie Voth, Newton HS 

Cheerleader 

(248) Jake Martin, Newton HS 


(249) Bob Guest, Newton HS 


(250) James Pfannenstiel, Newton HS 


(251) Nathan Murphy, NEWTON-CHISHOLM MS 

Wrestling 

(252) Lindsey Ortman, NEWTON-CHISHOLM MS 

Volleyball 

(253) Terrell Lane, Norton Community HS 


(254) Megan Hruska, NORTON COMMUNITY JH 

Cheerleader 

(255) Randy Peralas, NORTON COMMUNITY JH 


(256) Daryn Miller, Olathe East HS 


(257) Melinda Flacks, Olathe East HS 

Gymnastics 

(258) Morgan Adams, Olathe East HS 

Volleyball 

(259) Austin Acheson, Olathe East HS 

Boys Swim/Dive, Girls Swim/Dive 

(260) Richard Downing, Olathe East HS 

Boys Soccer 

(261) Kyle Greig, Olathe South HS 


(262) Rodney Pettit, Olathe South HS 

Wrestling 

(263) Jeffia McCallop, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 


(264) Janice Van Gorp, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 

Volleyball 

(265) Stephanie Bruggeman, Olathe-Heritage Christian 

Academy 

Volleyball 

(266) Nathan Bailey, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 

Boys Soccer 

(267) Jimmy Black, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 

Vocal Music 

(268) Ashley Bedient, Osborne HS 


(269) Taylor Rippe, OSBORNE JH 


(270) Megan Wilson, OTTAWA MS 

Volleyball 

(271) Matt Sommichsen, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 

Volleyball 

(272) Caroline Shepard, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 

Volleyball 

(273) Shayne Shipman, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 


(274) Megan Kissel, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 

Volleyball 

(275) James Barr, Overland Park-Blue Valley Southwest HS 

Volleyball 

(276) Kristen Burton, Overland Park-Blue Valley West HS 


(277) Tim Zarda, Overland Park-St. Thomas Aquinas HS 


(278) R.J. Nill, Overland Park-St. Thomas Aquinas HS 


(279) Juan Luengo, Overland Park-St. Thomas Aquinas HS 


(280) Val Elazegui, Overland Park-St. Thomas Aquinas HS 

Dance Team 

(281) Mike McGraw, Overland Park-St. Thomas Aquinas HS 


(282) Laura Thompson, Overland Park-St. Thomas 

Aquinas HS 

Girls Tennis 

(283) Annette Mellard, Overland Park-St. Thomas 

Aquinas HS 

Volleyball 

(284) Tara Schroeder, Overland Park-St. Thomas 

Aquinas HS 

Dance Team 

(285) Christiana Taylor, Parsons HS 

Volleyball 

(286) Andrea Bray, Parsons HS 

Volleyball 

(287) Daniel Humble, Pittsburg-St. Marys Colgan HS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Track & Field, Girls 

Track & Field 

(288) Leann Patterson, PITTSBURG-ST. MARY'S 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

Volleyball 

(289) Cappy Wemer, Plainville HS 

Volleyball 

(290) Blake Gehring, Plainville HS 

(291) Melissa Reed, Pomona-West Franklin HS 

Volleyball 

(292) Kris Horton, Pomona-West Franklin HS 

Cheerleader 

(293) Casey Calhoun, Pomona-West Franklin HS 


(294) Jayme Gardner, Prairie Village-Kansas City 

Christian HS 

Volleyball 

(295) Daryl Havlas, Quinter HS 


(296) Joni Kerns, QUINTER JH 

Volleyball 

(297) Jenny Peter, Randolph-Blue Valley HS 

(298) Gylee Martin, Randolph-Blue Valley HS 


(299) Acacia Brenner, Randolph-Blue Valley HS 

Cheerleader, Pep Club 

(300) Lori Bell, Richmond-Central Heights HS 

Volleyball 

(301) Lexee Cruz, Richmond-Central Heights HS 

Volleyball 


(302) Cadi Marcum, Richmond-Central Heights HS 

Volleyball 

(303) Kaylee Mann, Riverton HS 


(304) Matthew Simpson, Riverton HS 


(305) Brandon Bergdresser, Rossville HS 


(306) Bailey Morris, Rossville HS 

Volleyball 

(307) Jeremy Stevenson, Rossville HS 


(308) Shannon Milch, Rozel-Pawnee Heights HS 

Volleyball 

(309) Dustin Wheeler, Russell HS 

Girls Tennis 

(310) Zachary Humphrey, Salina-Central HS 


(311) Jordan Webb, Salina-Sacred Heart HS 


(312) Katie Pratt, SALINA-SACRED HEART MS 

Volleyball 

(313) Jenna Rivers, Salina-South HS 

Dance Team 

(314) Kurtis Crawford, Salina-South HS 

Football 11-Man, Baseball 

(315) Holli Rowe, Salina-South HS 

Cheerleader 

(316) Steve Tilson, Salina-South HS 

Boys Soccer 

(317) Heather Haynes, Salina-South HS 

Cheerleader 

(318) Hector Quezada, Salina-St. John's Military Academy 

Boys Soccer 

(319) David Leonard, Salina-St. John's Military Academy 

Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball 

(320) Jorden Funk, Scott Community HS 


(321) Kayla Edler, Shawnee Mission West HS 

Volleyball 

(322) Ashley Young, Shawnee Mission West HS 

Cheerleader 

(323) Joshua Burgoon, Shawnee Mission West HS 


(324) Jake Ryan, Shawnee Mission West HS 


(325) Jenna Kaiser, Shawnee Mission West HS 

Volleyball 

(326) Dennis Harrington, Shawnee Mission-Bishop 

Miege HS 


(327) Sean Mascal, Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege HS 

Boys Soccer 

(328) Rebecca Addington, Silver Lake HS 


(329) Josie Augustine, Silver Lake HS 

Volleyball 

(330) Sarah Habriger, Solomon HS 

Volleyball 

(331) Conner Carney, Solomon HS 

Cheerleader 

(332) Teresa Stuart, SOLOMON JH 


(333) Bronson Peterson, SOLOMON JH 


(334) Alex Brack, Spring Hill HS 


(335) Shannon Johnston, SPRING HILL MS 

Cheerleader 

(336) Amanda Foster, SPRING HILL MS 

Cheerleader 

(337) Alyson Marin, St. Francis HS 

Volleyball 

(338) Sara Houtman, St. Francis HS 

Cheerleader, Pep Club, Dance Team 

(339) Tricia Rodarmel, ST. JOHN JH 

Cheerleader 

(340) Stephanie Smith, St. John-Hudson HS 

Cheerleader 

(341) Jordann Wiltfong, Stockton HS 

Cheerleader 

(342) Julie Hahn, Stockton HS 

Dance Team 

(343) Susan Griebel, Stockton HS 

Dance Team 

(344) Dakota Gordinaire, SYRACUSE JH 

Cheerleader 

(345) Chandler Maxon, Topeka HS 

Cheerleader 

(346) Matt Bisnett, Topeka HS 


(347) Derek Snook, Topeka HS 


(348) Roberta Freeman, Topeka West HS 

Cheerleader 

(349) Virgina Larson, Topeka West HS 

Cheerleader 

(350) Eric Lawrence, Topeka West HS 

(351) Chris Davis, Topeka West HS 

(352) Tracy Ready, TOPEKA-CHASE MS 

Girls Tennis, Girls Basketball 

(353) Stephenie Franco, TOPEKA-CHASE MS 

Girls Tennis, Girls Basketball 

(354) Scott Jurgensmeier, Topeka-Hayden HS 

Girls Tennis 

(355) Chris Brown, Topeka-Highland Park HS 


(356) Clarence Tyson, Topeka-Highland Park HS 


(357) Chad Collins, Topeka-Highland Park HS 


(358) Reid Hein, Topeka-Highland Park HS 


(359) Danica Brown, Topeka-Highland Park HS 

Softball 

(360) Chris Barr, Topeka-Highland Park HS 


(361) Kiley Taylor, Topeka-Highland Park HS 

Volleyball 

(362) Fletcher Terrell, Topeka-Highland Park HS 


(363) Aaron Gardner, Topeka-Highland Park HS 


(364) Chad Brown, Topeka-Highland Park HS 

Baseball 

(365) Jeremy Hall, Topeka-Highland Park HS 

Boys Soccer 

(366) Shawn Kusak, TOPEKA-JARDINE MS 

Boys Track & Field, Girls Track & Field 

(367) Lynn Smith, TOPEKA-JARDINE MS 


(368) John Bell, TOPEKA-JARDINE MS 



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(369) Anthony Wunder, TOPEKA-LANDON MS 


(370) Dustin Gale, TOPEKA-LANDON MS 


(371) Ben Lamb, TOPEKA-LANDON MS 


(372) Antwuan Jones, TOPEKA-MARJORIE FRENCH MS 



(373) Rob Johnston, TOPEKA-MARJORIE FRENCH MS 

Girls Tennis, Boys Tennis 

(374) Mark Hilt, TOPEKA-MARJORIE FRENCH MS 

Volleyball, Boys Basketball 

(375) Jason Joy, TOPEKA-MARJORIE FRENCH MS 


(376) Lisa Regnier, TOPEKA-ROBINSON MS 

Volleyball 

(377) Michelle Soderberg, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Cheerleader 

(378) Shana Windham, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Cheerleader 

(379) Matt Coleman, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Debate 

(380) Mark Wilkins, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Debate 

(381) Mia Bonitto, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Debate 

(382) Duane Zlatnik, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 


(383) Addison Schile, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Debate 

(384) Steven Davis, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Debate 

(385) Justin Hromeck, Towanda-Circle HS 

Bowling 

(386) Julie Reves, Towanda-Circle HS 

Bowling 

(387) Joshua Sims, Towanda-Circle HS 


(388) Derek Crawford, Towanda-Circle HS 


(389) Blake Peniston, Towanda-Circle HS 


(390) Geni Wilcox, TRIBUNE-GREELEY COUNTY 

ELEMENTARY 

Volleyball 

(391) Courtney Anthony, ULYSSES-KEPLEY MS 

Volleyball 

(392) Jordan Echer, Valley Center HS 


(393) Tyler Dunham, Valley Center HS 


(394) Jeff Kontz, Valley Center HS 


(395) Karah Covey, VALLEY CENTER MS 

Girls Tennis 

(396) Corey Dinkel, VICTORIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 


(397) Alex McMillin, Victoria HS 


(398) Colby Jackson, WAMEGO MS 


(399) Jessica Applegarth, WASHINGTON COUNTY 


Cheerleader 

(400) Jacob Kinderkneckt, WASHINGTON COUNTY 



(401) Tanner Murphy, Wathena-Riverside HS 

Wrestling 

(402) Kirsten Wendland, Waverly HS 

Cheerleader 

(403) Tricia Bowers, WAVERLY JH 

Cheerleader 

(404) Ashley Wey, White City Charter School 

Volleyball 

(405) George Palmer, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 


(406) Dave Armagost, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 


(407) Cori Broddle, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 

Volleyball 

(408) Crissy Peppard, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 

Softball 

(409) David Dawdy, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 


(410) Kevin Swinicki, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 

Boys Cross Country, Girls Cross Country, Boys 

Track & Field, Girls Track & Field 

(411) Scott Larkin, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 

Volleyball 

(412) Hannah Erickson, WICHITA-COLEMAN MS 

Volleyball 

(413) Deon Vorens, Wichita-East HS 


(414) Gordo (Jorge) Rodriguez, Wichita-East HS 


(415) Kalob McCaffrey, Wichita-East HS 


(416) Javier Rodriguez, Wichita-East HS 


(417) Eric McCormack, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 


(418) Suzi Mills, Wichita-Kapaun Mount Carmel HS 

Cheerleader 

(419) Corey Novascone, Wichita-Kapaun Mount Carmel HS 

Boys Golf, Girls Golf 

(420) Abraham Lollar, Wichita-Kapaun Mount Carmel HS 


(421) Ben Burrus, Wichita-Kapaun Mount Carmel HS 


(422) Anthony Cantele, Wichita-Kapaun Mount Carmel HS 


(423) Erica Enstrom, Wichita-Kapaun Mount Carmel HS 

Dance Team 

(424) Dan McKee, Wichita-Northwest HS 


(425) Lewis Winfield, Wichita-Southeast HS 


(426) Morgan Goscha, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Volleyball 

(427) Lee Rickman, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Boys Soccer 

(428) Ed Edison, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Wrestling 

(429) Susan Schrag, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Volleyball 

(430) Todd Peterson, Wichita-Trinity Academy 


(431) Kyle Larsen, Winfield HS 

Boys Soccer 

(432) Taylor Satterthwaite, Winfield HS 

Boys Soccer 

(433) Jacob Coble, Winfield HS 



(434) Greg Spencer, Winfield HS 


(435) Tyler Lampert, Winfield HS 

Football 11-Man, Wrestling, Boys Track & Field, 

Girls Track & Field 

(436) John Mays, WINFIELD MS 


(437) Tiffany Shinneman, WINFIELD MS 

Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Boys Basketball 

The following were approved under Rule 10-1-2 

(Un-supervised) 

(1) Megan Kroeker-Jones, Abilene HS 

Volleyball 

(2) Becky Delimont, Almena-Northern Valley HS 


(3) Ashley Alderman, ANDOVER MS 

Cheerleader 

(4) Kim Taylor, Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 

Volleyball 

(5) Danton Hilton, Attica HS 

Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Volleyball 

(6) Monte Miller, Attica HS 


(7) Richard Bishop, Augusta HS 

Volleyball 

(8) Sandy Buessing, AXTELL JH 


(9) McKenzie Farris, Basehor-Linwood HS 

Cheerleader 

(10) Leah Bergmann, BELOIT-ST. JOHN'S ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL 


(11) Stacy Perez, BELOIT-ST. JOHN'S ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL 

Volleyball 

(12) Keith Kresin, Beloit-St. Johns HS 

Football 8-Man, Boys Basketball, Boys Track & Field, 


(13) Jeri Dubbert, Beloit-St. Johns HS 

Volleyball, Boys Track & Field, Girls Track & Field 

(14) Lance Bergmann, Beloit-St. Johns HS 


(15) Audrey Schnurr, Brewster HS 

Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls Track & Field, Boys 

Track & Field 

(16) Brian Morris, Brookville-Ell-Saline HS 


(17) Travis Eberle, CAWKER CITY-LAKESIDE JH 


(18) Mark Snider, Chapman HS 


(19) Becky Hedstrom, Cheney HS 

Volleyball, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball 

(20) Ross Foley, CHENEY MS 


(21) Ashley Seabolt, Cimarron HS 


(22) Mikaela Holsten, Cimarron HS 

Volleyball 

(23) Doug Thoman, Concordia HS 

Wrestling 

(24) Mandy Davis, Concordia HS 

Volleyball 

(25) Amy Miller, Cunningham HS 


(26) Neil Freund, Cunningham HS 


(27) Amado Rodriguez, Dodge City HS 

Boys Soccer 

(28) Gabrial Hancock, DOUGLASS-MARVIN SISK MS 


(29) Derek Todd, Effingham-Atchison Co Community HS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, 

Baseball 

(30) Mark Elston, Eudora HS 


(31) Kayla Lowe, Eureka HS 

Volleyball 

(32) Sara Escareno, Eureka HS 

Cheerleader 

(33) Jenna Campbell, Fort Scott HS 

Volleyball 

(34) Sandra Beth, Fort Scott HS 

Cheerleader 

(35) Amy Drake, Fort Scott HS 

Dance Team 

(36) Andrew Cline, Fort Scott HS 


(37) Leah Bowman, Fort Scott HS 

Cheerleader 

(38) Adam Breault, Gardner-Edgerton HS 


(39) Cheryl Martin, Grainfield-Wheatland/Grinnell HS 

Volleyball 

(40) Josi Deewall, Halstead HS 

Cheerleader 

(41) Karen Becker, Halstead HS 

Cheerleader 

(42) Gary Cornelsen, Hays HS 


(43) Megan Quinley, Hays HS 


(44) James Maska, Hays HS 


(45) Jami Applegate, Hays HS 

Volleyball 

(46) Melissa Meagher, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 

Volleyball 

(47) Cedrick Hawthorne, HERINGTON MS 


(48) Matthew Lock, Hiawatha HS 



(49) Demetrius Cox, HILLSBORO MS 


(50) Jennifer McMahon, Holton-Jackson Heights HS 

Volleyball 

(51) Brandi Fritz, HOLTON-JACKSON HEIGHTS JH 

Cheerleader 

(52) April McLean, Howard-West Elk HS 

Volleyball 

(53) Rex Evans, Hugoton HS 

Girls Golf, Boys Golf 

(54) Curtis Myers, Ingalls HS 

Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Football 8-Man 

(55) Ellie Dillon, Junction City HS 

Dance Team 

(56) Yvonne Warren, Junction City HS 

Cheerleader 

(57) Shane Billig, Lawrence HS 


(58) Corey Newman, Lawrence HS 


(59) Deena Schaumburg, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Dance Team 



(60) John LeBar, Leavenworth HS 


(61) Tyler Graff, Leoti-Wichita County HS 


(62) Sheri Loy, Leoti-Wichita County HS 

Cheerleader 

(63) Seth Nelson, Lindsborg-Smoky Valley HS 

Boys Basketball, Boys Tennis, Girls Tennis 

(64) Stan Wiles, Lost Springs-Centre HS 


(65) Michael Lopez, Manhattan HS 

Boys Soccer 

(66) Brandon Labertew, MCPHERSON MS 


(67) Tanya Robertson, McPherson-Elyria Christian HS 

Volleyball 

(68) Kyle McAloon, Moran-Marmaton Valley HS 


Field 

(69) Joe Castillo, Moscow HS 

Baseball 

(70) Sherri May, Moscow HS 

Cheerleader, Girls Track & Field, Volleyball, Boys 

Track & Field 

(71) Justin Schneider, Newton HS 


(72) Sheri Jacobs, Oberlin-Decatur Community HS 

Cheerleader 

(73) Kristina Stevens, Olathe East HS 

Volleyball 

(74) Kenneth King, Olathe East HS 


(75) Jenna Allegre, Olathe South HS 


(76) Shaun Carnegie, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 


(77) Tony Felich, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 


(78) Tammie Wolt, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 


(79) LaShawn Taylor, Parsons HS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball, Girls Track & Field, 

Boys Track & Field 

(80) Gerald Beardmore, Parsons HS 

Baseball 

(81) Erik Lyons, Parsons HS 

Girls Basketball, Baseball 

(82) Marty Hastert, PERRY-LECOMPTON MIDDLE 

SCHOOL 


(83) Justin Casey, Plainville HS 


(84) Sara Eichman, Plainville HS 

Volleyball 

(85) Jeff Ruckman, Quinter HS 


(86) Andrea Hargitt, Quinter HS 

Volleyball, Boys Track & Field, Girls Track & Field 

(87) Roger Beesley, QUINTER JH 


(88) Netipong (Ned) Ritthisorn, Randolph-Blue Valley HS 

Volleyball 

(89) Mike Bell, Rossville HS 


(90) Angie Bittner, Rossville HS 

Volleyball 

(91) Rick Towers, Rossville HS 



(92) Courtney Horgan, Rossville HS 

Wrestling 

(93) Alan Zlatnik, Rossville HS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Track & Field, Girls 

Track & Field 

(94) Shelby Crawford, Scott Community HS 


(95) Kathy Bates, Shawnee Mission South HS 

Volleyball 

(96) Matthew Schmoekel, Shawnee Mission South HS 


(97) Susan Specht, Shawnee Mission West HS 

Volleyball 

(98) Danielle Sperry, Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege HS 

Volleyball 

(99) Kelsey Long, Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege HS 

Boys Cross Country, Girls Cross Country, Girls Soccer 

(100) Allen Ramirez, Spring Hill HS 


(101) Chris Story, St. John-Hudson HS 


(102) Becca Luckner, St. John-Hudson HS 

Girls Tennis 

(103) Kayla Hilbrink, Stockton HS 

Cheerleader 

(104) Rene McCracken, SYRACUSE JH 

Volleyball 

(105) Tyrone Barrett, Topeka West HS 


(106) Jarod Tetuan, Topeka West HS 


(107) Ron Hollar, TOPEKA-ROBINSON MS 


(108) Andrew Peters, Ulysses HS 


(109) Dan Rogers, Victoria HS 


(110) Michael Hecht, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 


(111) Gary Cundiff, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 


(112) Coby Smith, Wichita-East HS 


(113) Ene Akpan, Wichita-East HS 


(114) Drew Barney, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

Boys Soccer 

(115) Samantha Watkins, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

Cheerleader 

(116) Shawn Langhover, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

Wrestling 

(117) Toni Sanford, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

Dance Team 

(118) Eric Smith, Wichita-South HS 


(119) Lindsey Leonard, Winchester-Jefferson County 

North HS 

Volleyball 

SEMESTER REQUIREMENTS 

RULE16 (Hardship) 

The following were ruled (Eligible) for the activities 

listed under Rule16-1-4 

(1) Duane Jones, JOHNSON-STANTON COUNTY MS 

(2) Isaiah Boldridge, Lawrence HS 

(3) Michaela Vick, Manhattan High School 

(4) Kelly O'Farrell, Overland Park-Blue Valley Northwest 

(5) Austin Carl, Overland Park-Blue Valley West HS 

AGE REQUIREMENTS 

RULE 17 (Hardship) 



(1) Sebastian Newkirk, ATCHISON MS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball, Boys Track & Field 

(2) Corey Dean, CAWKER CITY-LAKESIDE JH 


(3) Shane Hendricks, CHEROKEE-SOUTHEAST JH 


(4) Zachary Wickham, Chetopa HS 

Football 8-Man, Boys Track & Field 

(5) James Newton, Coffeyville-Field Kindley HS 


(6) Noah Zimmerman, DEXTER JH 


(7) Justin Roe, Douglass HS 


(8) Ryan Ramirez, GARDEN CITY-HORACE J. 

GOOD MS 


(9) Sam McGinnis, GREAT BEND MS 


Field, Vocal Music 

(10) Joshua Riggs, HARTFORD-NEOSHO RAPIDS JH 


(11) Elizabeth Urueta, HUTCHINSON-RENO VALLEY MS 

Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls Track & Field, 

Instrumental Music 

(12) Maria Martinez, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Girls Cross Country, Girls Basketball, Girls Track & 

Field, Instrumental Music 

(13) Francisco Corrales, JOHNSON-STANTON 

COUNTY MS 


Vocal Music 

(14) Jordan Barton, KIOWA-SOUTH BARBER MS 

Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls Track & Field, Vocal 

Music 

(15) Michael Rommelfanger, LACYGNE-PRAIRIE 

VIEW MS 


(16) Liz Lee, Leavenworth-Immaculata HS 

Girls Tennis 

(17) James Cha, Leavenworth-Immaculata HS 

Boys Soccer 

(18) Cristina Venegas, MILTONVALE JH 

Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls Track & Field, 

Cheerleader 

(19) Marcus Rademacher, Paola HS 

Boys Soccer, Boys Swim/Dive, Boys Track & Field, 

Speech 

(20) Noah Wadewitz, RICHMOND-CENTRAL 

HEIGHTS MS 

Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball, Wrestling, Boys 

Track & Field 

(21) Gabriel Gibson, SEDAN JH 



(22) Kaitlin Gross, Seneca-Nemaha Valley HS 

Girls Basketball, Girls Track & Field, Volleyball, 


(23) Jennifer Bugbee, Solomon HS 

Cheerleader 

(24) Brice Goehring, ST. GEORGE-ROCK CREEK JH 

Football 11-Man, Wrestling, Boys Track & Field, 



(25) Eddy Ibarra, ST. JOHN JH 


(26) Nicholas Bradshaw, TECUMSEH-SHAWNEE 

HEIGHTS MS 


(27) Randy Hererra, Topeka HS 

Football 11-Man, Wrestling 

(28) Madeline Smith, TROY MS 

Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls Track & Field, Vocal 

Music 

(29) Gary Hay, WAMEGO MS 

Football 11-Man, Wrestling, Boys Track & Field 

(30) Amber Rose Zimmerman, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Girls Tennis 

(31) Vitaliy Stubbs, YODER CHARTER MS 

All Activities 

TRANSFER RULE 18 

(Transfer from Non-Member School) 


listed under Rule 18-1-4 

(1) Russell Parubsky, Bird City-Cheylin HS 

Formerly attended Parubsky Academy Home School 

(2) Austin Bear, BREWSTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

Formerly attended COLBY-HEARTLAND CHRISTIAN 

SCHOOL 

(3) Nephtali Valle, Columbus HS 

Formerly attended Independence Bible School 

(4) Kaleigh Kornfeld, Elbing-Berean Academy 

Formerly attended Whitewater-Eaglewings Christian 

School 

(5) Hannah Loewen, Elbing-Berean Academy 

Formerly attended Newton-Heritage Academy 

(6) Hans Rorstrom, Hays HS 

Formerly attended Home School 

(7) Shelby McLachlan, HEALY JH 

Formerly attended HOME SCHOOL 

(8) Kyle Winsea, Horton HS 

Formerly attended Powhattan-Kickapoo Nation School 

(9) Arial Bowsher, Horton HS 

Formerly attended Powhattan-Kickapoo Nation School 

(10) Pedro Garza Vazquez, Hugoton HS 

Formerly attended Mexico 

(11) Zachary Wilt, Hutchinson-Central Christian HS 

Formerly attended Pleasantview Academy Virtual 

School 

(12) August Dunlop, LaCygne-Prairie View HS 

Formerly attended Countryside Christian Home School 

(13) Elijah Harvey, Lawrence-Free State HS 


(14) Hannah Phillips, Lenexa-St. James Academy 


(15) Katherine Ropp, McPherson-Elyria Christian HS 


(16) Morgan Coffman, Melvern-Marais Des Cygnes 

Valley HS 

Formerly attended Vassar-Mars Hill Academy of Faith 

(17) Erin Coffman, Melvern-Marais Des Cygnes Valley HS 

Formerly attended Vassar-Mars Hill Academy of Faith 

(18) Adrienne Eisenhart, Olathe South HS 

Formerly attended Olathe Christian School 

(19) Jenna Tassy, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 

Formerly attended Ecuador 

(20) Stephen Tassy, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 

Formerly attended Ecuador 

(21) Dylan Sparks, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 


(22) Dalton Sparks, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 


November 2013 21

(23) Beau Lynch, Ottawa HS 

Formerly attended Lawrence Virtual School 

(24) Alex Currier, Ottawa HS 


(25) Gabe Skoog, Ottawa HS 


(26) Claire Wingert, Ottawa HS 

Formerly attended Ottawa-Bethel Christian Academy 

(27) William (Alex) Lynch, Ottawa HS 


(28) Joseph High, Prairie Village-Kansas City 

Christian HS 

Formerly attended Brighton Academy Home School 

(29) Chase Nisly, Pretty Prairie HS 


(30) Tyler Nisly, PRETTY PRAIRIE MS 

Formerly attended HOME SCHOOL 

(31) Zachary Edelman, Sabetha HS 


(32) Gage Gresham, Sabetha HS 

Formerly attended Lawrence Virtual Home School 

(33) Micah Ulmer, Seneca-Nemaha Valley HS 

Formerly attended Christian Life Academy Home School 

(34) Dakota Nelson, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Formerly attended Kenya 

(35) Caleb Cowsert, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 

Formerly attended Topeka-Heritage Christian School 

(36) Elijah Gale, Wichita-South HS 


(37) Daren Nwafor, Wichita-Southeast HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Word of Life Traditional 

School 

(38) Rebekah Bouma, Wichita-Trinity Academy 



(Possible Limited Eligibility) 



(1) Cade Dougherty, AGRA-THUNDER RIDGE MS 

Formerly attended PHILLIPSBURG MS 


(2) Triston Hurla, Alma-Wabaunsee HS 

Formerly attended St. Marys HS 

Varsity: Football 11-Man 

(3) McKynzee Garretson, Altamont-Labette County HS 

Formerly attended Oswego HS 

Non-Varsity: Volleyball, Girls Basketball 

(4) Hanna Watson, Andover HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Collegiate HS 

Non-Varsity: Girls Basketball, Girls Cross Country 

(5) Drew Sokolosky, Andover HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Non-Varsity: Boys Soccer 

Varsity: Boys Basketball 

(6) Ashton Edwards, Arma-Northeast HS 

Formerly attended Frontenac HS 

Non-Varsity: Football 11-Man 

(7) Anthony Mendoza, Atchison HS 

Formerly attended Atchison - Maur Hill-Mount 

Academy 


Varsity: Wrestling 

(8) Cole Batemon, ATCHISON MS 

Formerly attended ATCHISON-ST BENEDICT 

CATHOLIC SCHOOL 

Varsity: Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball 

(9) Savannah Martin, ATCHISON MS 

Formerly attended ATCHISON-TRINITY 

LUTHERAN MS 

Non-Varsity: Volleyball 

(10) Jordan Pollard, ATCHISON-ST. BENEDICT 

CATHOLIC SCHOOL 

Formerly attended ATCHISON MS 


(11) Chris Adee, Baldwin HS 

Formerly attended Wellsville HS 

Non-Varsity: Boys Cross Country 

Varsity: Boys Soccer, Vocal Music, Boys Basketball 

(12) Hannah Smith, Beloit-St. Johns HS 

Formerly attended Beloit HS 

Non-Varsity: Girls Basketball 

Varsity: Volleyball 

(13) Grant English, Beloit-St. Johns HS 

Formerly attended Beloit 

Non-Varsity: Wrestling 


(14) Anthonella Arthur, Beloit-St. Johns HS 

Formerly attended Salina-Sacred Heart HS 


(15) Gabbie Smith, Beloit-St. Johns HS 

Formerly attended Beloit HS 



(16) Chase Hand, BENTON-CIRCLE MS 

Formerly attended EL DORADO MS 


Non-Varsity: Boys Basketball 

(17) Jackson Falkner, BENTON-CIRCLE MS 

Formerly attended WICHITA-ALLISON 

TRADITIONAL MAGNET MS 


(18) Caitlin Reed, Bonner Springs HS 

Formerly attended Kansas City-Bishop Ward HS 


(19) Austen Schulmeister, Bonner Springs HS 

Formerly attended Olathe-Northwest HS 

Varsity: Boys Soccer 

(20) Gabrielle Brindle, BROOKVILLE-ELL-SALINE MS 

Formerly attended GYPSUM-SOUTHEAST OF 

SALINE JH 


(21) James Godwin, Carbondale-Santa Fe Trail HS 

Formerly attended Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 


(22) Hayley Ross, CENTRALIA JH 

Formerly attended FRANKFORT JH 


(23) Liam Kraus, Chapman HS 

Formerly attended Junction City HS 

Non-Varsity: Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball 

(24) Krayton Williams, Cheney HS 

Formerly attended Kingman HS 

(25) Trinity Ensminger, CHENEY MS 

Formerly attended PRETTY PRAIRIE MS 


(26) Autumn Caputo, Cherryvale HS 

Formerly attended Fredonia HS 

Non-Varsity: Volleyball, Wrestling 

(27) Jacob Wamken, Claflin-Central Plains HS 

Formerly attended Hoisington HS 


(28) Addison Price, Coldwater-South Central HS 

Formerly attended Greensburg-Kiowa Co HS 



(29) Teryn Crist, Deerfield HS 

Formerly attended Holcomb HS 

Varsity: Girls Cross Country, Volleyball, 


(30) Mark Lewis, Dodge City HS 

Formerly attended Spearville HS 


Varsity: Boys Cross Country 

(31) Connor McCollum, Dodge City HS 

Formerly attended Spearville HS 


(32) Taylor Lewis, DODGE CITY MS 

Formerly attended SPEARVILLE MS 


(33) Kirby Blanke, Easton-Pleasant Ridge HS 

Formerly attended Leavenworth HS 


(34) Cooper Kesterson, Easton-Pleasant Ridge HS 

Formerly attended Lansing HS 


(35) Katie Reed, Elbing-Berean Academy 

Formerly attended KY - Bardwell-Carlisle Co. HS 

Varsity: Volleyball, Girls Basketball 

(36) Lauren Nelson, Elbing-Berean Academy 

Formerly attended Sedgwick HS 



(37) Dylan Parr, EMPORIA MS 

Formerly attended HARTFORD - NEOSHO 

RAPIDS JH 


(38) Mason Bosworth, Eskridge-Mission Valley HS 



(39) CassiAnne Spoon, Eskridge-Mission Valley HS 



(40) Lindsey Fry, Eudora HS 

Formerly attended LAWRENCE-SOUTH MS 

Varsity: Volleyball, Girls Cross Country, Girls 

Basketball, Girls Track & Field 

(41) Trystan Tevis, Goddard-Eisenhower HS 

Formerly attended Andale HS 


(42) Cadyn Allen, Goddard-Eisenhower HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 


(43) Connie Stevens, Goessel HS 

Formerly attended Newton HS 


(44) Meghan Simington, GOESSEL JH 

Formerly attended HILLSBORO MS 

Non-Varsity: Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls 

Track & Field 

(45) Dylon Lowe, Greensburg-Kiowa County HS 

Formerly attended Pratt HS 


(46) Cheyenne Fox, GRINNELL MS 

Formerly attended NE - TRENTON MS 


(47) Ryan Littlejohn, HALSTEAD MS 

Formerly attended NEWTON-ST. MARYS 

CATHOLIC MS 


(48) Emily Nelson, Haven HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Southeast HS 


(49) Matteo Zazza, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 

Formerly attended Italy 

Varsity: Boys Soccer, Boys Track & Field, Boys 

Basketball, Boys Golf 

(50) Haopeng Zhou, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 

Formerly attended China 


(51) Che-Yu Kuo, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 

Formerly attended Taiwan 


(52) Jesus Martinez, Hays-Thomas More Prep-Marian HS 

Formerly attended Hays HS 


Varsity: Wrestling 

(53) Hannah Weber, Hesston HS 

Formerly attended Elbing-Berean Academy 


(54) Kristy Archer, Hill City HS 

Formerly attended Logan HS 

Non-Varsity: Scholars Bowl 

Varsity: Girls Cross Country 

(55) Colton Roth, Hutchinson-Central Christian HS 

Formerly attended Nickerson HS 


(56) Bethany Duree, Hutchinson-Central Christian HS 

Formerly attended Buhler HS 


(57) Darrian Beauchamp, Hutchinson-Central 

Christian HS 

Formerly attended Hutchinson HS 


(58) Susi Schwarzkopf, Hutchinson-Central Christian HS 

Formerly attended Germany 

Non-Varsity: Volleyball, Girls Cross Country 

(59) Chi Jao, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 


Non-Varsity: Girls Tennis, Volleyball, Girls Cross 

Country, Girls Basketball 

(60) Jorge Delgado, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Formerly attended Spain 

Non-Varsity: Boys Cross Country, Football 11-Man, 


(61) Guilherme Sinatura, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Formerly attended Brasil 



(62) Sung Hwan Lee, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Formerly attended South Korea 

Non-Varsity: Football 11-Man, Boys Cross Country, 


(63) Song Dong-Hun, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 




(64) Hantao Yang, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 




(65) Cho Woo Chul, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 




(66) Chenyue Zhao, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 


Non-Varsity: Girls Tennis, Volleyball, Girls Basketball, 

Girls Cross Country 



(67) Chi Yan Chan, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 


Non-Varsity: Girls Tennis, Girls Cross Country, 


(68) Ahh Vu, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Formerly attended Vietnam 



(69) Tri Khac Nguyen, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Formerly attended Topeka-Seaman HS 



(70) Ngo Laam Chu, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 


Non-Varsity: Girls Tennis, Volleyball, Girls Basketball, 


(71) Khoi Mai Nguyen, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Formerly attended Vietam 

Non-Varsity: Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls Cross 

Country 

(72) Mana Seyide Ekram, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Formerly attended Turkey 

Non-Varsity: Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls Tennis, 


(73) Phuoc Nguyen, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

Formerly attended Vietnam 



(74) Apissada Thavornpiyakul, Hutchinson-Trinity 

Catholic HS 

Formerly attended Thiland 



(75) Tyler Collins, INDEPENDENCE MS 

Formerly attended COFFEYVILLE-ROOSEVELT MS 

Non-Varsity: Football 11-Man, Wrestling 

(76) Matt Hrabe, Inman HS 

Formerly attended McPherson HS 


(77) Idalia Cabrales, Kansas City-Bishop Ward HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-Cristo Ray HS 


(78) Logan Cross, Kansas City-Piper HS 

Formerly attended Lansing HS 


(79) Bianca Calderon, Kansas City-Turner HS 

Formerly attended Kansas City-Bishop Ward HS 


(80) Britney Brooner, KINGMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

Formerly attended HUTCHINSON-RENO 

VALLEY MS 

Varsity: Cheerleader 

(81) Shantae Wheeler, Kinsley HS 

Formerly attended Greensburg-Kiowa Co HS 


(82) Lydia Duft, Kinsley HS 

Formerly attended Larned HS 


(83) Emma Showalter, La Crosse HS 

Formerly attended Ransom-Western Plains HS 


(84) Chaz Epperson, LaCygne-Prairie View HS 

Formerly attended MO - Osceola HS 

Varsity: Boys Cross Country, Wrestling 

(85) Molly Morgan, Lakin HS 

Formerly attended Deerfield HS 


(86) Mollie Calderon, Lakin HS 



(87) James Pettz, Lakin HS 



(88) Paighton Howard, Lansing HS 

Formerly attended Easton-Pleasant Ridge HS 

Non-Varsity: Girls Tennis 

(89) Shelby Herring, Lansing HS 

Formerly attended Leavenworth - Immaculata HS 


(90) Eva Arch, Lawrence-Bishop Seabury Academy 

Formerly attended Lawrence-Free State HS 


(91) Avery Rouser, Lawrence-Bishop Seabury Academy 

Formerly attended Lawrence HS 



(92) Jomain Rouser, Lawrence-Bishop Seabury Academy 




(93) Michaela Miller, Lawrence-Bishop Seabury Academy 

Formerly attended Lawrence-Free State HS 


(94) Anna Melnikova, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Formerly attended Russia 

Non-Varsity: Girls Cross Country 

(95) Rebekah Anderson, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Formerly attended Lawrence-Veritas Christian School 


(96) Caleb Holland, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Formerly attended Lawrence-Veritas Christian School 


(97) Michael Rizzi, Lenexa-St. James Academy 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-O'Hara HS 


(98) Gabriella Rizzi, Lenexa-St. James Academy 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-O'Hara HS 


(99) Casey Garner, Leon-Bluestem HS 

Formerly attended Eureka HS 

Non-Varsity: Football 11-Man, Wrestling 

(100) Macy Miller, Lindsborg-Smoky Valley HS 



(101) Cale Schneider, Louisburg HS 

Formerly attended Lenexa-St. James Academy 


(102) Serena Blaske, MACKSVILLE JH 

Formerly attended STAFFORD MS 


(103) Alexzandra Roush, Madison HS 

Formerly attended Hartford HS 

Non-Varsity: Girls Basketball, Volleyball, Girls Cross 

Country 

(104) Meghan Jackson, McLouth HS 

Formerly attended Tonganoxie HS 


(105) Nicholas Williams, Melvern-Marais Des Cygnes 

` Valley HS 

Formerly attended Lyndon HS 


(106) McKena Metzger, Meriden-Jefferson West HS 

Formerly attended Valley Falls HS 



(107) Zac Slemp, Moscow High School 

Formerly attended Hugoton High School 



(108) Austin Brown, Mulvane HS 

Formerly attended Rose Hill HS 


(109) Greg Garcia, Olathe South HS 

Formerly attended CA - Whittier HS 


(110) Julia Davis, Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 

Formerly attended Stilwell-Blue Valley HS 

(111) Montana Lujan, Olpe HS 

Formerly attended Emporia HS 


(112) Ryan Sherwood, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Northwest HS 

Formerly attended Overland Park-Blue Valley 

North HS 


(113) Darien Jester, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Northwest HS 

Formerly attended Overland Park-St Thomas 

Aquinas HS 


(114) Korri Simmons, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Northwest HS 


Southwest HS 

Non-Varsity: Girls Golf 

(115) Hannah Harrick, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 

Formerly attended Overland Park-St Thomas 

Aquinas HS 

Varsity: Cheerleader, Girls Cross Country 

Non-Varsity: Girls Track & Field 

(116) Maximilian Von Hobe, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 

Formerly attended Germany 


(117) Michael White, Overland Park-Blue Valley West HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-Rockhurst HS 


(118) Kevin McDonnell, Overland Park-St. Thomas 

Aquinas HS 

Formerly attended Olathe-East HS 


(119) Haley Dietsch, Overland Park-St. Thomas Aquinas HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-Pembroke 

Hill HS 


(120) Alexandria Carr, Overland Park-St. Thomas 

Aquinas HS 

Formerly attended Olathe East HS 


(121) Reilly Acadoni, Prairie Village-Kansas City 

Christian HS 


North HS 


(122) Adam Henwood, Rose Hill HS 

Formerly attended Derby HS 



(123) Kaylee Matthews, Salina-Central HS 

Formerly attended Salina-South HS 


(124) Weston Lampe, Salina-South HS 

Formerly attended Bennington HS 


(125) Seth Werner, Salina-St. John's Military Academy 



(126) Xiong Jiaqi, Salina-St. John's Military Academy 



(127) Tyler Sullivan, Salina-St. John's Military Academy 

Formerly attended CO - Henderson-Prairie View HS 


(128) David Ginther, Salina-St. John's Military Academy 

Formerly attended CO 


(129) Xing Chengming, Salina-St. John's Military Academy 



(130) Matthew Green, Salina-St. John's Military Academy 

Formerly attended TX 


(131) Adam Winkler, SENECA-STS. PETER AND PAUL 


Formerly attended SENECA-NEMAHA VALLEY MS 


(132) Alexis Bergquist, Sharon Springs-Wallace County HS 

Formerly attended Goodland HS 


(133) Spencer Medina, Sharon Springs-Wallace County HS 

Formerly attended Weskan HS 


(134) Daniel Zolotor, Shawnee Mission North HS 


(135) Daniel Freeman, Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 

Formerly attended Shawnee-Maranatha Christian 

Academy 


(136) Katarina Jadlow, Shawnee Mission West HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-Whitefield 

Academy 


(137) Elizabeth Mitchell, Shawnee Mission-Bishop 

Miege HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-St Theresas 

Academy 

Varsity: Cheerleader, Dance Team 

(138) Ethan Gonzales, Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege HS 



(139) Amber DeAngelo, Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-St Theresas 

Academy 


(140) Alison Backes, Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege HS 

Formerly attended Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 


(141) Sheldon Gray, Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege HS 


North HS 


(142) Izac Ungeshick, Shawnee Mission-Bishop Miege HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-Pembroke 

Hill HS 

Non-Varsity: Boys Soccer, Debate 

(143) Dillon Larson, Shawnee-Maranatha Christian Academy 

Formerly attended Olathe - Hope Academy 



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(144) Nathanael Webb, Shawnee-Maranatha Christian 

Academy 

Formerly attended Shawnee-Mill Valley HS 


(145) Tanner Schremmel, Silver Lake HS 

Formerly attended Olathe-Northwest HS 

Varsity: Football 11-Man, Baseball 


(146) Blake Swenson, Solomon HS 

Formerly attended Abilene HS 


Varsity: Boys Track & Field 

(147) Jacob Evan Shafer, Spring Hill HS 

Formerly attended Overland Park-Blue Valley West 

Non-Varsity: Wrestling, Debate 

(148) Anna Striyker, St. John-Hudson HS 



(149) Madison Bird, ST. MARYS JH 

Formerly attended PAXICO-MILL CREEK 

VALLEY JH 


(150) Nick Nugent, Stilwell-Blue Valley HS 



(151) Jesse Hutchinson, Stockton HS 

Formerly attended CA - Antelope-Center HS 


(152) Pavin Cole, Tecumseh-Shawnee Heights HS 

Formerly attended Osage City HS 


(153) Sergio Lorenzo, Topeka HS 

Formerly attended Topeka-Hayden HS 


(154) Jessica Moore, Topeka HS 

Formerly attended Carbondale-Santa Fe Trail HS 

Non-Varsity: Cheerleader 

(155) Cody Parkhurst, Topeka HS 



(156) Teven Jenkins, Topeka HS 

Formerly attended Topeka - Highland Park HS 


(157) Jackie Pierron, Topeka West HS 


Non-Varsity: Girls Golf 

(158) Presley Stevens, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 



(159) Whitney Cummings, Tribune-Greeley County HS 

Formerly attended Garden City HS 

Varsity: Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Vocal Music 

(160) Tyler Allen, Uniontown HS 

Formerly attended Fort Scott HS 


(161) Melea Hladky, Wakeeney-Trego Community HS 


(162) Reed Warner, Wallace Co.-Sharon Springs HS 

Formerly attended NY - Pittsford-Mendon HS 


(163) Caitlyn Claussen, Wamego HS 

Formerly attended Manhattan HS 


(164) Alyssia Cunningham, Wamego HS 

Formerly attended St. George-Rock Creek HS 

Non-Varsity: Girls Cross Country, Girls Basketball 

(165) Taylor Wilson, Wamego HS 

Formerly attended Riley County HS 


(166) Izabelle Cunningham, WAMEGO MS 

Formerly attended ST GEORGE-ROCK CREEK JH 

Non-Varsity: Girls Basketball, Girls Cross Country 

(167) Colton Eichman, Waverly HS 

Formerly attended Garnett-Anderson County HS 

Varsity: Boys Basketball, Football 8-Man 

(168) Savannah Hoss, Weskan HS 

Formerly attended Sharon Springs-Wallace County HS 


(169) Tristin Thiessen, Whitewater-Remington HS 

Formerly attended Elbing-Berean Academy 


(170) Roberto Sanchez, Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 



(171) Abigail Louis, Wichita-Collegiate HS 

Formerly attended Wichita - Kapaun-Mt Carmel HS 

Varsity: Girls Cross Country 

(172) Jordan Buchanan, Wichita-Collegiate HS 

Formerly attended Andover-Central HS 


(173) Lucas Mitchell, Wichita-Collegiate HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Bishop Carroll HS 


(174) Trace Maddux, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

Formerly attended Goddard-Eisenhower HS 


(175) Lauren Howell, Wichita-Kapaun Mount Carmel HS 



(176) Alex Bott, Wichita-Northwest HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Maize South HS 


(177) Abbey Daley, Wichita-The Independent HS 



(178) Su Yon Chung, Wichita-The Independent HS 



(179) Natalia Gonzales, Wichita-The Independent HS 



(180) Spencer McIntire, Wichita-The Independent HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-East HS 

Varsity: Debate, Speech 

(181) Cassie Daley, Wichita-The Independent HS 



(182) Luke Marquardt, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Formerly attended Garden Plain HS 

Non-Varsity: Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball, 

Scholars Bowl 

(183) Christian Harvey, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Formerly attended Wichita-South HS 



(184) Barrett Pennell, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Formerly attended Goddard-Eisenhower HS 

Non-Varsity: Football 11-Man, Boys Basketball, 

Scholars Bowl 

(185) Noah Parr, Wichita-Trinity Academy 

Formerly attended Udall HS 



The following were ruled (Not Eligible) for the activities 


(1) Abigail Adams, Silver Lake HS 

Formerly attended Shawnee Mission East HS 


(Foreign Exchange Students) 



(1) Jinjuta Prathipthinthong, Almena-Northern Valley HS 

Next International Cultural Exchange 

(2) Anita Wang, Almena-Northern Valley HS 

International Student Exchange 

(3) Meike Stecker, Andover Central HS 


(4) Lia Pereira, Andover Central HS 

CCI 

(5) Mari Jakobsen, Andover Central HS 

CCI 

(6) Noa Daoudy, Andover Central HS 


(7) Kawe Chiea, Andover Central HS 

CCI 

(8) Linnea Eriksson-Kleiner, Andover Central HS 

CCI 

(9) Gabriel De Oliveira, Andover HS 

CCI 

(10) Martin Forsen, Andover HS 

CCI 

(11) Loc Tri Nguyen, Andover HS 


(12) Niklas Schauf, Arkansas City HS 

AFS-USA 

(13) Alexander Fennbogason, Arkansas City HS 

AFS-USA 

(14) Tommaso Coratella, Atchison HS 

South Central Rotary Yout Exchange 

(15) Francesco Nasta, Atwood-Rawlins County HS 

AFS-USA 

(16) Clara Reinthaler, Augusta HS 

YFU USA 

(17) Gabriel Matsumoto, Axtell HS 

ERDT 

(18) Sonchat Srimahachota, Baldwin HS 

Council on International Educational Exchange 

(19) Tabea Truemner, Baldwin HS 


(20) Raquel Lopez-Goerm Gonzalez, Baldwin HS 


(21) Guillermo Fernandez, Baldwin HS 


(22) Nils Drescher, Baldwin HS 

AIFS 

(23) Josefine Strippel, Bennington HS 

ERDT 

(24) Franke Jaeger, Bennington HS 

ERDT 

(25) Isabel Maisaek, Bennington HS 

ERDT 

(26) Yumi Inagaki, Brewster HS 

International Fellowship 

(27) Anton Schaffranke, Bucklin HS 

Forte International Exchange Association 

(28) Agnese Gesiot, Buffalo-Altoona Midway HS 

AFS-USA 

(29) Paul Mismaque, Buffalo-Altoona Midway HS 

AYUSA 

(30) Paul Puhlmann, Burrton HS 

AIFS 

(31) Olli Jokela, Burrton HS 

ERDT 

(32) Fabienne Kuechler, Burrton HS 

AIFS 

(33) Carlos Concha, Caldwell HS 


(34) Christian Due, Canton-Galva HS 

International Cultural Exchange Services 

(35) Stine Andersen, Canton-Galva HS 


(36) Diogo Pereira Kalil, Carbondale-Santa Fe Trail HS 


(37) Paula Micklich, Chanute HS 

EF Foundation for Foreign Study 

(38) Eva Seuntjens, Chanute HS 


(39) Lucille Fux, Chapman HS 

AFS-USA 

(40) Elena Rothammel, Cheney HS 

ASSE 

(41) Ramona Dietzinger, Clay Center Community HS 


(42) Marcel Rimrodt, Concordia HS 

ERDT 

(43) Aki Shibata, Deerfield HS 

States 4-H International Exchange Programs 

(44) Venla Tilli, Derby HS 

AFS-USA 

(45) Laysa Andrida, Derby HS 

FLAG 

(46) Tim Schwara, Dodge City HS 

ERDT 

(47) Joachim Johansen, Dodge City HS 

ERDT 

(48) Jan Korba, Dodge City HS 

ERDT 

(49) Ivan Navarro-Arnua, Effingham-Atchison Co 

Community HS 

AYUSA 

(50) Arianna Formignani, El Dorado HS 

AFS-USA 

(51) Chayanit Khamklad, Ellis HS 


(52) Julius Keuter, Emporia HS 

Education Travel & Culture 

(53) Elise Augland, Eudora HS 

Aspect Foundation 

(54) Noemi Oshika, Garden City HS 

States' 4-H International Exchange Program 

(55) Anna Maria Diana, Gardner-Edgerton HS 

Rotary Youth Exchange Florida Inc 

(56) Amanda Puebla-Fernandez, Gardner-Edgerton HS 

Rotary Central States Youth Exchange Program 

(57) Amelie Jenkner, Gardner-Edgerton HS 


(58) Bruno Gebhardt, Goddard HS 

AYUSA 

(59) Arthur Balbao, Goddard-Eisenhower HS 


(60) Yun-Hung Chen, Goddard-Eisenhower HS 


(61) Sophie Freuler, Goessel HS 

CCI Greenheart 

(62) Merle Weidenhammer, Goessel HS 

ERDT 

(63) Hok Kiu (Charlotte) Chan, Goessel HS 

ERDT 

(64) Marlene Fritzsche, Goessel HS 

ERDT 

(65) Nikolas Recke, Goessel HS 

ERDT 

(66) Mayuko Kanda, Goessel HS 

ERDT 

(67) Nils Erdoesi, Goessel HS 

ERDT 

(68) Andreas Briechle, Goessel HS 

ERDT 



(69) Tove Vernberg, Goodland HS 

AFS-USA 

(70) Paulina Wagner, Goodland HS 

AFS-USA 

(71) Zuzana Luptakova, Grainfield-Wheatland/Grinnell HS 

OCEAN 

(72) Francesco Ruggeri, Great Bend HS 

ERDT 

(73) Jan-Phillipp Thewes, Great Bend HS 

ERDT 

(74) Luisa Weidlich, Halstead HS 

AIFS 

(75) Ziren Fang, Halstead HS 

AIFS 

(76) Gasma Yaemkhajorm, Halstead HS 

AIFS 

(77) Sandra Knorr, Halstead HS 

AIFS 

(78) Petter Ekroll, Halstead HS 


(79) Guojing Qin, Hartford HS 


(80) Jae Hyun Kim, Hartford HS 


(81) Yekaterina Sinina, Haven HS 

ASSE 

(82) Hannah Schneider, Haven HS 

ERDT 

(83) Rikke Pedersen, Haven HS 

PAX 

(84) Marie-Luise Trautmann, Haven HS 


(85) Sijia Su, Haven HS 


(86) Odd Eirik Legemes, Hays HS 


(87) Jag Hyon Lee, Hays HS 


(88) Joceline Pusch, Hesston HS 

AYUSA 

(89) Alicia Muxel, Hill City HS 


(90) Ngoc Tran Nhu Ngo, Hill City HS 


(91) Laura Rasch, Howard-West Elk HS 


(92) Miguel Segalerva, Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

ERDT 

(93) Emma Aberg, Inman HS 

ERDT 

(94) Marie Elisa Iancu, Inman HS 

ERDT 

(95) Mareile Beernink, Johnson-Stanton County HS 

ERDT 

(96) Christine Menck, Kismet-Southwestern Heights HS 

AIFS 

(97) Pei-Jung Kao, La Crosse HS 


(98) Jana Buening, La Crosse HS 


(99) Ana Maria Zornoza Forcada, La Crosse HS 


(100) Marieke Krueger, Lansing HS 


(101) Hanna Sievertsen, Larned HS 


(102) Polina Merezhko, Lawrence HS 

ACTR/ACCELS 

(103) Lina Benguigui, Lawrence-Free State HS 

YFU USA 

(104) Julian Bernhoft, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Nacel Open Door 

(105) Bruno Lipus De Oliveira, Lawrence-Free State HS 


(106) Paul Arens, Leavenworth HS 

AIFS 

(107) Felipe Barbosa-Silva, Leavenworth HS 

AIFS 

(108) Hikori Nakamura, Lincoln HS 

ERDT 

(109) Shawn Gouws, Lindsborg-Smoky Valley HS 

PAX 

(110) Aiya Negmutulia, Little River HS 


(111) Baty Abdulfattah, Little River HS 

PAX 

(112) Marie Miklus, Lost Springs-Centre HS 


(113) Hsien-Chu Chiang, Louisburg HS 

AYUSA 

(114) Thore Pieper, Lyndon HS 


(115) Anika Menningen, Lyndon HS 


(116) Camilla Lindblad, Maize HS 


(117) Akane Fujimoto, Maize HS 

Cultural Homestay International 

(118) Annika Fischer, McLouth HS 


(119) Rene Banczyk, McPherson HS 


(120) Nithiphat Benhawan, McPherson HS 

AFS-USA 

(121) Jorit Obenlueneschloss, McPherson HS 

ERDT 

(122) Michelle Jacob, Meade HS 


(123) Karn Supatrabutra, Meade HS 


(124) Anne Stine Kaaen, Medicine Lodge HS 

AFS-USA 

(125) Tanja Hennen, Medicine Lodge HS 

AFS-USA 

(126) Florian Hupfauer, Moundridge HS 

ERDT 

(127) Vera Gutmann, Moundridge HS 

ERDT 

(128) Diana Carolina Estevez Torres, Mulvane HS 

AYUSA 

(129) Jose Munoz, Mulvane HS 


(130) Adrian Kockenals, Mulvane HS 

ASSE 

(131) Ruidong Zuo, Neodesha HS 


(132) Elida-Kristine Raa, Neodesha HS 


(133) Bosko Bulatovic, Neodesha HS 


(134) Salome Lambert, Neodesha HS 

YFU USA 

(135) Daechn Kim, Ness City HS 


(136) Xiaoying Meng, Newton HS 


(137) Sara Salehi, Newton HS 

ERDT 

(138) Alex Lickert, Newton HS 

ERDT 

(139) Johanna Gustavsen, Newton HS 

ERDT 

(140) Annalena Quaas, Newton HS 


(141) Paul Wittenberg, Newton HS 

ERDT 

(142) Gin Lee, Norton Community HS 



(143) Anton Bergenudd, Olathe East HS 


(144) Kristine Lundeby, Olathe East HS 

AIFS 

(145) Florian Stockburger, Olathe East HS 


(146) Mariana Labell, Olathe Northwest HS 


(147) Tim Knauth, Olathe South HS 

AYUSA 

(148) Lilian Canac, Olathe South HS 


(149) Lena Weis, Osage City HS 


(150) Paul Weiler, Osage City HS 


(151) Thea Enevoldsen, Oskaloosa HS 

ASSE 

(152) Maike Weiper, Otis-Bison HS 


(153) Dwij Hirpara, Ottawa HS 

South Central Rotary Youth Exchange 

(154) Alexander Hintz, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 


(155) QuiHan Liu, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 


(156) Magdalena Pikala, Overland Park-Blue Valley 

Southwest HS 


(157) Ina Ania Teschen, Palco HS 


(158) Mariona Olasz, Paola HS 

FLAG 

(159) Katharina Dietz, Paola HS 

FLAG 

(160) Felix Brandelik, Paola HS 

YFU USA 

(161) Paul Juesten, Parsons HS 

AFS-USA 

(162) Enrique Dominguez, Peabody-Burns HS 


(163) Andrea Garcia Barbel, Peabody-Burns HS 

ERDT 

(164) Andrea Kubickova, Peabody-Burns HS 

ERDT 

(165) Ian Orrook, Peabody-Burns HS 

ERDT 

(166) Filip Suskavcevic, Peabody-Burns HS 

ERDT 

(167) Fenja Lang, Peabody-Burns HS 

ERDT 

(168) Luisa Tews, Pomona-West Franklin HS 


(169) Hwang Yu-Ching, Pretty Prairie HS 


(170) Inga Franke, Quinter HS 

AIFS 

(171) Karla Karbach, Rose Hill HS 

AFS-USA 

(172) Marcella Pellizer, Rose Hill HS 


(173) Cristina Sainz, Rose Hill HS 

AYUSA 

(174) Geraldo Guerrio, Rose Hill HS 


(175) Johanna Berles, Rossville HS 

AIFS 

(176) Svea Martens, Rossville HS 

AIFS 

(177) Natalia Thoma, Rossville HS 

AIFS 

(178) Sascha Kaulitzky, Rossville HS 

AIFS 

(179) Caio Martins, Rossville HS 

AIFS 

(180) Shucheng Zhou, Sabetha HS 

Foundation for Worldwide Intl Studen Exchange 

(181) Christian Reinprecht, Sabetha HS 

Foundation for Worldwide Intl Student Exchange 

(182) Xiangmin Ye, Salina-Sacred Heart HS 

Nacel Open Door 

(183) Moritz Kramer, Salina-South HS 

ERDT 

(184) Michelle Schnyder, Salina-South HS 

ERDT 

(185) Tim Bolle, Scott Community HS 

Educational Travel & Culture 

(186) Peter Kuchar, Shawnee Mission East HS 


(187) Lukas Budach, Shawnee Mission East HS 

AFS-USA 

(188) Jens Andersen, Shawnee Mission East HS 

AFS-USA 

(189) Marta Silva, Shawnee Mission East HS 


(190) Ulrika Blom, Shawnee Mission North HS 


(191) Petter Strom Bakken, Shawnee Mission North HS 

AIFS 

(192) Julia Sonnleitner, Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 


(193) Mirell Molder, Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 


(194) Iben Jensen, Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 


(195) Romulo Nader, Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 

AFS-USA 

(196) Lina Donath, Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 

YFU USA 

(197) Mendes da Silva, Shawnee Mission South HS 

AIFS 

(198) Franziska Faymanville, Shawnee Mission South HS 

AIFS 

(199) Marta Sorci, Shawnee Mission South HS 

AIFS 

(200) Lotte Anthoniis, Shawnee Mission South HS 

AYUSA 

(201) Marcelo Regis, Shawnee Mission South HS 

AIFS 

(202) Richard Loeffler, Shawnee Mission South HS 


(203) Massimilia Giobbi, Shawnee Mission South HS 

AIFS 

(204) Lina Melissa Schonholz, Shawnee Mission South HS 

AIFS 

(205) Sara Vazquez-Quiroga, Shawnee Mission West HS 


(206) Javier Orta Torres, Spring Hill HS 

FLAG 

(207) Saskia Daniela Heussner, Spring Hill HS 

FLAG 

(208) Vilde Molvaer, Spring Hill HS 

AFS-USA 

(209) Cristina Salazar, Spring Hill HS 

FLAG 

(210) Gabrrielle Pizzato Santana, Spring Hill HS 

FLAG 

(211) Candela Gonzalez, Spring Hill HS 

FLAG 

(212) Ilaria Righetto, Sterling HS 

ERDT 

(213) Yasmin Wilnis, Stilwell-Blue Valley HS 

AYUSA 

(214) Michel Wegner, Stilwell-Blue Valley HS 


(215) Kira Aschenbroich, Stockton HS 



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(216) Marko Vignjavic, Sylvan Grove-Sylvan-Lucas 

Unified HS 

American Intercultural Student Exchange 

(217) Joao Caldas, Tecumseh-Shawnee Heights HS 

AIFS 

(218) Fernando Amador, Tecumseh-Shawnee Heights HS 


(219) Valeriva Sedova, Tonganoxie HS 

ACTE/ACCELS 

(220) Flora Bauermeister, Topeka HS 

AFS-USA 

(221) Nathalle Tonn, Topeka HS 

AFS-USA 

(222) Jasmin Hahn, Topeka West HS 

AIFS 

(223) Luca Gobbi, Topeka-Seaman HS 

AIFS 

(224) Meret Jannsen, Topeka-Seaman HS 

AFS-USA 

(225) Robin Wendt, Topeka-Seaman HS 

AIFS 

(226) Steven Gerth, Topeka-Seaman HS 

AFS-USA 

(227) Piotr Wiszniewski, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 


(228) Alexandra Lakeberg, Topeka-Washburn Rural HS 


(229) Martina Slavkoska, Towanda-Circle HS 

CCI 

(230) Michelle de Lange, Towanda-Circle HS 

CCI 

(231) Lykke Sofia Myrass, Towanda-Circle HS 

CCI 

(232) Sofia Carling, Towanda-Circle HS 

CCI 

(233) Ariadne Bogo, Towanda-Circle HS 

CCI 

(234) Guillaume Mockel, Ulysses HS 

South Central Rotary Youth Exchange 

(235) Andres Caceres, Valley Center HS 

AFS-USA 

(236) Sara Fischer, Valley Center HS 

AFS-USA 

(237) Lars van Scheijndel, Valley Center HS 

AYUSA 

(238) Carmen Latorre, Valley Center HS 

AFS-USA 

(239) Elisa Zoppolato, Victoria HS 


(240) Ferdinand Poschenrieder, Victoria HS 


(241) Katharina Mank, Wamego HS 

YFU USA 

(242) Signe Lauritsen, Wamego HS 

YFU USA 

(243) Giulia Rinaldi, Wamego HS 

AFS-USA 

(244) Mattias Lovfors, Wamego HS 

YFU USA 

(245) Paulina Koester, Washington County HS 


(246) Mireia Salvador, Wellington HS 

PAX 

(247) Kim Reisser, Weskan HS 

ERDT 

(248) Michela Pesce, White City HS 


(249) Gustavo Morgenstern, White City HS 


(250) Justus Kuebler, White City HS 


(251) Gustaf Ostbiom, Wichita-Collegiate HS 


(252) Julia Dellnaes, Wichita-Collegiate HS 



(253) Vitoria Cavalhos Lopes Nerg, Wichita-East HS 


(254) Esteban Walker, Wichita-East HS 

ERDT 

(255) Natalia Carboneli, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

ERDT 

(256) Sofie Baller, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

ERDT 

(257) Nicolai Berger, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

NorthWest Student Exchange 

(258) Katarina Rismo, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 


(259) Yannick Thelen, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

ERDT 

(260) Vanessa Volker, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

ASSE International Student Exchange Programs 

(261) Andressa Perira, Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

ERDT 

(262) Amelia Sjoberg, Wichita-Heights HS 


(263) Elena Vinogradaua, Wichita-Heights HS 


(264) Burit Kultakerng, Wichita-Heights HS 


(265) Bruno Coeli, Wichita-Heights HS 

ERDT 

(266) Rasmus Wich, Wichita-Heights HS 

Council for Educational Travel USA 

(267) Miki Sauamura, Wichita-Heights HS 

YFU USA 

(268) Lorenzo Putti, Wichita-Northwest HS 


(269) Maite Nicuesa, Wichita-Northwest HS 


(270) Matea Narcy, Wichita-Northwest HS 


(271) Johanna Minich, Wichita-Northwest HS 


(272) Alvaro De Lera, Wichita-Northwest HS 


(273) Francisco Franco, Wichita-The Independent HS 

AFS-USA 

(274) Misaki Nagae, Winona-Triplains HS 


(275) Nina Engel, Winona-Triplains HS 




(1) TingWei Chen, Onaga HS 

WISE 

TRANSFER RULE 18 (Hardship) 



(1) Adam Lunderman, Eureka HS 

Formerly attended Udall HS 

(2) Gage Dent, Anthony/Harper-Chaparral HS 

Formerly attended Kingman HS 

(3) Tristan Gerdes, Anthony/Harper-Chaparral HS 

Formerly attended Attica HS 

(4) Lane Vornauf, Anthony/Harper-Chaparral HS 

Formerly attended Riverton HS 

(5) Chase Umpehnour, Atchison HS 

Formerly attended Troy HS 

(6) Robert VanHoozer, Atchison HS 

Formerly attended Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 

(7) Trevor VanHoozer, Atchison HS 

Formerly attended Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 

(8) Rafael Riquelme, Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy 

Formerly attended Mexico 

(9) Cornell Brown, Baldwin HS 


(10) Kaleb Vining, CANEY VALLEY JH 

Formerly attended INDEPENDENCE MS 

(11) Brenden Hutchinson, Chanute HS 

Formerly attended Wellington HS 

(12) Jerad Hopkins, Cherokee-Southeast HS 

Formerly attended Cherryvale HS 

(13) Brittani Grubb, Claflin-Central Plains HS 

Formerly attended Minneapolis HS 

(14) Megan Dunn, Coldwater-South Central HS 

Formerly attended Medicine Lodge HS 

(15) JoAnn Rich, Deerfield HS 

Formerly attended Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic HS 

(16) Justin Roe, Douglass HS 

Formerly attended MA - Granby HS 

(17) Devan Herb, Eureka HS 

Formerly attended Halstead High School 

(18) Mitchell Hilger, Garden Plain HS 

Formerly attended Goddard HS 

(19) Justin McGinnes, Great Bend HS 

Formerly attended OK - Glenpool HS 

(20) Dariann McBurney, Gypsum-Southeast of Saline HS 

Formerly attended Salina-South HS 

(21) Mason Biehler, Herington HS 


(22) Daniel Gibson, Hiawatha HS 

Formerly attended Horton HS 

(23) Miles McClintock, Holton HS 

Formerly attended GA - Columbus-George Washington 

Carver HS 

(24) Dakota Latzke, HOLTON-JACKSON HEIGHTS JH 

Formerly attended EVEREST MS 

(25) Travis Ringquist, Hoxie HS 

Formerly attended Abilene HS 

(26) Taylor Gottschalk, Hutchinson-Central Christian HS 

Formerly attended Burrton HS 

(27) Kaden Whittington, HUTCHINSON-RENO 

VALLEY MS 

Formerly attended HUTCHINSON MS 

(28) Donald Henderson, Kensington-Thunder Ridge HS 

Formerly attended Arkansas City HS 

(29) Jesse Moore, Kensington-Thunder Ridge HS 

Formerly attended Wetmore HS 

(30) Brendon Woodley-Davis, Kingman HS 

Formerly attended Maize HS 

(31) Taylor Fox, Lansing HS 

Formerly attended TN - Maryville-William Blount HS 

(32) Marie Dean, Lansing HS 

Formerly attended Leavenworth-Immaculata HS 

(33) De'Waun Wilkes, Lansing HS 

Formerly attended Shawnee Mission North HS 

(34) Nyle Anderson, Lawrence HS 

Formerly attended Lawrence Free-State HS 

(35) Wanya Spates, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Formerly attended FL - Altamonte Springs-Lake 

Brantley HS 

(36) Drew Halling, Lawrence-Free State HS 

Formerly attended MN - Minnetonka-West Academy 

(37) Vallie Kenfield, Leoti-Wichita County HS 

Formerly attended Riley County HS 

(38) Antone Vinduska, MARION MS 

Formerly attended LOST SPRINGS-CENTRE JH 

(39) Corrissa Osborn, MOSCOW JH 

Formerly attended ASHLAND JH 

(40) Jesse Courtain, Norton Community HS 

Formerly attended Almena-Northern Valley HS 

(41) Trenten Stoltenberg, Oakley HS 

Formerly attended Winona-Triplains HS 

(42) Hannah Harris, Olathe North HS 

Formerly attended Olathe-Heritage Christian Academy 

(43) Jimmie Lee Swain IV, Olathe North HS 

Formerly attended Lee's Summit HS 

(44) Justin Lewis, Osawatomie HS 

Formerly attended LaCygne-Prairie View HS 

(45) Marcus Radmacher, Paola HS 

Formerly attended TX - Greenville HS 

(46) Chris Wood, PITTSBURG MS 

Formerly attended PITTSBURG-ST MARYS 


(47) Logan Altic, POMONA-WEST FRANKLIN MS 

Formerly attended MO - LEBANON JH 

(48) Caleb Thibodeaux, Rosalia-Flinthills HS 

Formerly attended Council Grove HS 

(49) Reba Leonard, Sabetha HS 

Formerly attended Topeka-Seaman HS 

(50) Marcus Dice, Salina-Central HS 

Formerly attended Onaga HS 

(51) Roberto Zatarain-Peralta, Salina-South HS 

Formerly attended AZ - Phoenix-North HS 

(52) Ethan Mitchell, Salina-South HS 

Formerly attended MO - Bethel-Heartland Christian 

Academy 

(53) Mirelina Starcev, Shawnee Mission East HS 

Formerly attended Prairie Village-Kansas City 

Christian HS 

(54) Trevor Oeffner, Shawnee Mission East HS 

Formerly attended MO - Branson-Ozark Boys Academy 

(55) Simon Jahke, Shawnee Mission West HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-Pembroke Hill 

School 

(56) Jacob Johnson, Silver Lake HS 

Formerly attended Junction City HS 

(57) DezaRay Blaylock, South Haven HS 

Formerly attended TX - McLean HS 

(58) Haley Potter, Spring Hill HS 

Formerly attended Olathe-South HS 

(59) Kellon Lees, Spring Hill HS 

Formerly attended Gardner-Edgerton High School 

(60) Austin Frakes, Valley Falls HS 

Formerly attended Holton HS 

(61) Mason Reynolds, Waverly HS 


(62) Christopher Kresyman, Jr., Waverly HS 


(63) Isaac Romero, WHITEWATER-REMINGTON MS 

Formerly attended WICHITA-TRUESDELL MS 

(64) Tanner Schartz, Wichita-Southeast HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Haysville Campus HS 

(65) Karlie Wood, Wichita-The Independent HS 


(66) Isabelle Monnin, Wichita-The Independent HS 

Formerly attended Wichita-Kapaun Mt. Carmel HS 



(1) Molly Morgan, Lakin HS 


(2) Justice Line, Lakin HS 


(3) Mollie Calderon, Lakin HS 


(4) James Pettz, Lakin HS 


(5) Tyler Bemis, LAKIN MS 

Formerly attended DEERFIELD MS 

(6) Haley Dietsch, Overland Park-St. Thomas Aquinas HS 

Formerly attended MO - Kansas City-Pembroke Hill 

(7) Austin Kyte, Rexford-Golden Plains HS 

Formerly attended Oberlin-Decatur Community HS 

(8) Gannon Cornley, Stilwell-Blue Valley HS 




COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT RULE 29 

The following were approved under Rule 29-2-1, 29-3-1 

(schools may be combined for interschool activities … 

for the activities listed, with the identification of the 

combined team, classification where appropriate and 

the school responsible for administering the activity in 

parenthesis): 

Rule 29-2-1 

Andale/Garden Plain High Schools 

Boys & Girls Cross Country, Boys & Girls Golf 

{Andale/Garden Plain, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Attica/Argonia High Schools 

Football (8-Man) 

{Attica/Argonia, Class TBD, 2013-14} 

Belleville-Republic County/Scandia-Pike Valley High Schools 

Softball, Wrestling 

{Republic County, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Beloit/Beloit-St. John’s High Schools 

Wrestling 

{Beloit, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton Catholic High Schools 

Football (8-Man), Volleyball, Cheerleading 

{St. John’s/Tipton, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Clay Center/Wakefield High Schools 

Girls Tennis, Girls Golf 

{Clay Center, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Downs-Lakeside/Tipton Catholic High Schools 

Boys & Girls Cross Country 

{Downs-Lakeside, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Rossville/St. Marys High Schools 


{Kaw Valley, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Rule 29-3-1 

Altamont/Mound Valley/Edna/Parsons-Meadow View/Bartlett 

Jr. High Schools 

Football (11-Man) – 2013-14 

Anthony/Harper Jr. High Schools 

Boys & Girls Basketball, Football (11-Man), Boys & 

Girls Track & Field, Volleyball, Wrestling – 2013-14 

Atchison Catholic/Atchison-Trinity Lutheran Jr. High Schools 

All Sports/Activities – 2013-14 

Attica/Argonia Jr. High Schools 

Football (8-Man) – 2013-14 

Beloit-St. John’s/Tipton Catholic Middle Schools 

Boys & Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Football 

(8-Man), Volleyball – 2013-14 

Council Grove/Alta Vista-Prairie Heights Middle Schools 

Boys & Girls Basketball, Boys & Girls Cross Country, 

Football (11-Man), Boys & Girls Track & Field, 

Volleyball, Wrestling – 2013-14 

Dighton/Healy Jr. High Schools 


Garnett-Anderson County/Garnett-St. Rose/Westphalia Jr. 

High Schools 

Boys & Girls Cross Country, Football (11-Man), 

Volleyball, Wrestling – 2013-14 

Junction City/Junction City-St. Xavier High Schools 

Football, Boys & Girls Soccer 

{Junction City, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Garnett-Anderson County/Garnett-St. Rose Jr. High Schools 

Boys & Girls Basketball, Boys & Girls Track & Field 

– 2013-14 

Kingman/Norwich High Schools 

Boys & Girls Cross Country, Baseball, Softball 

{Kingman, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Leavenworth/Leavenworth-Immaculata High Schools 


{Leavenworth, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Logan/Palco High Schools 

Football (8-Man), Boys Basketball 

{Logan/Palco, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Miltonvale/Glasco High Schools 


Football (8-Man), Boys Golf, Instrumental Music, Boys 

& Girls Track & Field, Vocal Music, Volleyball 

{Southern Cloud, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Phillipsburg/Logan High Schools 


{Phillipsburg, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Pleasanton/Mound City-Jayhawk-Linn High Schools 

Boys & Girls Cross Country, Wrestling 

{ Pleasanton/Mound City-Jayhawk-Linn, Class TBD, 

2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Pittsburg/Pittsburg-St. Mary’s-Colgan High Schools 

Boys & Girls Cross Country, Girls Golf, Boys & Girls 

Soccer 

{Pittsburg, Class TBD, 2013-14 & 2014-15} 

Hoisington/Great Bend-Central Kansas Christian Academy 

Middle Schools 


Girls Track & Field, Volleyball, Wrestling – 2013-14 

Independence/Independence-St. Andrew Catholic/Independence- 

Zion Lutheran Middle Schools 


Kingman/Kingman-St. Patrick’s Catholic Middle Schools 


(11-Man), Instrumental Music, Boys & Girls Track & 

Field, Volleyball – 2013-14 

Leavenworth-St. Xavier/Leavenworth-St. Paul Lutheran Middle 

Schools 


Logan/Damar Jr. High Schools 

Boys Basketball – 2013-14 

Madison/Hamilton Jr. High Schools 


Girls Track & Field, Volleyball – 2013-14 

Marysville/Marysvile-Good Shepherd Lutheran Jr. High Schools 


Miltonvale/Glasco Jr. High Schools 


(8-Man), Instrumental Music, Boys & Girls Track & 

Field, Vocal Music, Volleyball – 2013-14 


Newton-Chisholm/Newton-St. Mary’s Catholic Middle Schools 


Football (11-Man), Scholars Bowl, Boys & Girls Tennis, 

Boys & Girls Track & Field, Volleyball, Wrestling – 

2013-14 

Oswego/Parsons-Service Valley Charter Academy Middle Schools 

Boys & Girls Basketball, Football (11-Man), 

Instrumental Music, Boys & Girls Track & Field, Vocal 

Music, Volleyball – 2013-14 

Paola/Paola-Holy Trinity Middle Schools 

Boys & Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Boys & Girls 

Cross Country, Football (11-Man), Instrumental Music, 

Boys & Girls Track & Field, Vocal Music, Volleyball, 

Wrestling – 2013-14 

Parsons/Parsons-St. Patrick Catholic Middle Schools 

Football (11-Man), Boys & Girls Golf, Boys & Girls 

Tennis – 2013-14 

Pittsburg/Girard Middle Schools 

Wrestling – 2013-14 

Yates Center/Buffalo-Altoona-Midway Middle Schools 


APPROVED EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES 

ATHLETIC 

Date Event Sponsor Sport 

9/19/13 Hiawatha Cross Country Invitational Hiawatha HS, KS CC 

9/20/13 Guilfoil Invitational Bishop Miege HS, Roeland Park KS Tennis 

9/20-9/21/13 Tournament of Champions VB Tourn. St. Joseph's Academy, St. Louis MO VB 

9/21/13 MSSU Southern Stampede Carthage HS, MO CC 

9/21/13 PHS Varsity Volleyball Tournament Pittsburg HS, KS VB 

9/21/13 Tri-State Volleyball Challenge Fayetteville HS, AR VB 

9/21/13 Heartland Cross Country Classic Roosevelt HS, Des Moines IA CC 

9/26/13 Parsons Varsity Tennis Meet Parsons HS, KS Tennis 

9/28/13 OSU Cowboy Jamboree Stillwater HS, OK CC 

9/28/13 Blue Springs South Volleyball Tournament Blue Springs South HS, Blue Springs MO VB 

9/28/13 Miege JV Volleyball Invitational Bishop Miege HS, Roeland Park KS VB 

9/28/13 Roy Griak Invitational White Bear Lake HS, MN CC 

9/28/13 Midway Volleyball Tournament Midway HS, Cleveland MO VB 

10/1/13 Goodland Volleyball Quad Goodland HS, KS VB 

10/3/13 Pittsburg Invitational Cross Country Meet Pittsburg HS, KS CC 

10/3-10/5/13 Gateway City Soccer Classic Christian Brothers College HS, St. Louis MO Soccer 

10/5/13 Hanover Varsity Volleyball Quad Hanover HS, KS VB 

10/5/13 KC Metro Cross Country Invitational Raymore-Peculiar HS, Peculiar MO CC 

10/12/13 Varsity Volleyball Stateline Showdown Blue Valley North HS, Overland Park KS VB 

10/12/13 St. Francis Volleyball Quad St. Francis HS, KS VB 

10/12/13 PHS JV Volleyball Tournament Pittsburg HS, KS VB 

10/17-10/19/13 Mid America Union College VB Tourn. College View Academy, Lincoln NE VB 

10/19/13 Michelle Smith Catholic Classic St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Overland Park KS VB 

10/19/13 Saint's Tennis Invitational St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Overland Park KS Tennis 

11/26-11/30/13 WCHS Tournament of Champions Washington Community HS, IL BB 

12/7/13 Goodland JV Wrestling Tournament Goodland HS, KS Wrest 

12/7/13 St. Francis Invitational Wrestling Tourn. St. Francis HS, KS Wrest 

12/10-12/14/13 Sagebrush Shootout Brewster HS, KS BB 

12/11-12/13/13 Topside Tipoff Basketball Tournament Goodland HS, KS BB 

12/12-12/14/13 Garden City Basketball Tournament Garden City HS, KS BB 

12/12-12/14/13 Blue Valley Shootout Blue Valley HS, Stilwell KS BB 

12/13-12/14/13 Bronco Wrestling Invite Lee's Summit North HS, Lee's Summit MO Wrest 

12/13-12/14/13 Eagle Invitational Colby HS, KS Wrest 

12/14/13 Miege Wrestling Invitational Bishop Miege HS, Roeland Park KS Wrest 

12/16-12/19/13 Goodland JV Basketball Tournament Goodland HS, KS BB 

12/18-12/21/13 Hy-Vee Shootout St. Teresa's Academy, Kansas City MO BB 

12/20-12/21/13 Varsity Wrestling Holiday Invitational Lee's Summit HS, MO Wrest 

12/21/13 Holiday Classic Wrestling Tournament Goodland HS, KS Wrest 

12/21/13 Bob Smith Invitational Wray HS, CO Wrest 

1/4/14 SHS Wrestling Invite Scottsbluff HS, NE Wrest 

1/11/14 Southeast JH Basketball Tournament Southeast JH, Cherokee KS BB 

1/18/14 Scott City Wrestling Classic Scott Community HS, Scott City KS Wrest 

1/20/14 Time Warner Cable Basketball Showcase Raytown HS, MO BB 

1/23-1/25/14 Saint's Classic Basketball Tournament St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Overland Park KS BB 

1/23-1/25/14 Paul Wientz/Tom Bowen Orange & Black Classic Colby HS, KS BB 

1/28/14 Hiawatha Invitational Basketball Tournament Hiawatha HS, KS BB 

2/1/14 Quad State Wrestling Tournament Maryville HS, MO Wrest 

3/31-4/5/14 Bob Durig MO KAN Soccer Classic St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Overland Park KS Soccer 

4/11/14 Hiawatha Invitational Golf Meet Hiawatha HS, KS Golf 

4/11/14 Bishop Miege Track Invitational Bishop Miege HS, Roeland Park KS Track 

4/14/14 Hiawatha Invitational JV Golf Meet Hiawatha HS, KS Golf 

4/14/14 Goodland JV Track Meet Goodland HS, KS Track 

4/21/14 Goodland JV Golf Tournament Goodland HS, KS Golf 

4/22/14 St. Francis JH Invitational Track Meet St. Francis JH, KS Track 

4/26/14 Grant JH Track Meet Invitational Grant JH, Goodland KS Track 

4/29/14 St. Francis HS Invitational Track Meet St. Francis HS, KS Track 

5/1/14 Hiawatha Invitational Track Meet Hiawatha HS, KS Track 

5/2/14 Miege Catholic School Classic Bishop Miege HS, Roeland Park KS Soccer 

5/2/14 Saint's Track & Field Invitational St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Overland Park KS Track 


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NON-ATHLETIC 

Date Event Sponsor Activity 

9/19/13 Bonner Springs Marching Invitational Bonner Springs HS, KS Music 

9/21/13 KU Band Day University of Kansas, Lawrence KS Music 

9/21/13 Kick-Off at Carroll: Back in Action Bishop Carroll HS, Wichita KS Spirit 

9/28/13 Oologah Stallion Battalion Oologah HS, OK Music 

9/28-9/30/13 Valley Mid-America Cup WDM Valley HS, West Des Moines IA Debate 

10/5/13 Valhalla Marching Band Festival Parkview HS, Springfield MO Music 

10/5/13 Broken Arrow Invitational Broken Arrow HS, OK Music 

10/5/13 Blue Springs Band Day Blue Springs HS, MO Music 

10/9/13 Capital City Marching Band Festival Washburn University, Topeka KS Music 

10/12/13 Heart of America Marching Festival University of Kansas, Lawrence KS Music 

10/12/13 Missouri Western Homecoming Parade Missouri Western State Univ. St. Joseph MO Music 

10/12/13 Renegade Review Union HS, Tulsa OK Music 

10/12/13 LSN Marching Band Competition Lee's Summit North HS, Lee's Summit MO Music 

10/15/13 Missouri Western Tournament of Champions Missouri Western State Univ., St. Joseph MO Music 

10/16/13 Baker University Marching Festival Baker University, Baldwin City KS Music 

10/18-10/19/13 Bands of America Super Regional Championship Music for All, St. Louis, MO Music 

10/22/13 Maize Cheer Showcase Maize HS, KS Cheer 

10/26/13 Neewollah Marching Festival Independence HS, KS Music 

11/12/13 Wichita East Debate Tournament Wichita East HS, Wichita KS Debate 

11/14/13 Wichita Heights Cheer Show Wichita Heights HS, Wichita KS Cheer 

11/16/13 Eudora's Elite Cheer & Dance Competition Eudora HS, KS Spirit 

11/16/13 Blue Valley Southwest Showcase Blue Valley Southwest HS, Overland Park KS Cheer 

11/22/13 Glenbrooks Debate Tournament Glenbrook HS, Glenview IL Debate 

12/7/13 Quest Super Saturday Washburn University, Topeka KS Sch Bwl 

12/7/13 Best of the Midwest Cheer Festival Olathe Northwest HS, Olathe KS Cheer 

12/14/13 Kansas City Classic Liberty HS, MO Dance 

12/14/13 Midwest Winter Fest Shawnee Mission West HS, Overland Park KS Cheer 

1/11/14 Gardner Edgerton Cheerleading Festival Gardner Edgerton HS, Gardner KS Cheer 

1/17-1/18/14 Miss Kansas Drill Team Olathe South HS, Olathe KS Dance 

1/24-1/25/14 John Philip Sousa Honor Band University of Kansas, Lawrence KS Music 

1/24-1/25/14 Kansas Spectacular Olathe East HS, Olathe KS Dance 

1/25/14 St. Charles Classic St. Charles HS, MO Dance 

2/1/14 Missouri Western Jazz Festival Missouri Western State Univ., St. Joseph MO Music 

2/10/14 Rally in the Valley Valley Center HS, KS Spirit 

2/22/14 Alexandra M. Bergan Cheer & Dance Festival Baldwin HS, KS Spirit 

2/27-3/1/14 KMEA In-Service Workshop Century II Convention Center, Wichita KS Music 

3/7/14 PSU Jazz Festival Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg KS Music 

INFORMATION ONLY 

Per Bylaws, Article VI, Powers and Duties of the Executive 

Board, Section 1h, the Executive Board designates 

the duties of the Executive Director and adopts regulations 

necessary for the effective operation of the office. One of the 

duties delegated to the Executive Director is to handle and 

process certain violations. The Executive Board asked that 

a synopsis of some of these be listed in the Minutes as “case 

book” studies for the member schools to follow in applying the 

specific rules or policies identified. 

Rule 10-1-6 Qualifications of Coaches: The KSHSAA 

was notified by a member high school their basket ball 

coach violated the summer coaching rule. The coach had 

coached athletes from the school team in a summer league 

game on the Sunday of SCW #3, which is past the allowed 

timeframe as specified in the rule. The school has suspended 

the coach from the first regular season game of the 

2013-14 season. 

Rule 32-2-4 Baseball: A member school self-reported a 

violation of the baseball rule by unknowingly allowing 

three players to participate in more than 20 games during 

the 2013 season. Each student is being withheld from one 

game at the start of the 2014 baseball season. The head 

coach is also being withheld from two games at the start of 

the 2014 season. 

PUBLIC FORUM 

Mike and Gayle Etnire of Leawood, were present to address 

the Board during the public forum. Per KSHSAA policy, no 

action is taken with topics raised in the public forum session. 

ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS 

AND UPDATES 

The Board received financial and administrative reports from 

Executive Director Gary Musselman, Assistant Executive 

Directors Cheryl Gleason, David Cherry, Francine Martin, 

Reggie Romine, Mark Lentz and Jeremy Holaday. 

2012-13 AUDIT REPORT APPROVED 

Mr. Musselman presented the Executive Board with the 

annual certified audit report prepared by Wendling, Noe, Nelson, 

& Johnson L.L.C. of Topeka. Following Mr. Musselman’s 

review of the audit, the Board voted unanimously to accept 

the audit. The report will be printed in the October 2013 issue 

of the KSHSAA Activities Journal. 

2013-14 BUDGET APPROVED 

Following a hearing held on Wednesday, September 18, 

2013 at 1 p.m. in the office of the KSHSAA, the Executive 

Board unanimously approved the KSHSAA budget for the 

2013-14 school year and authorized its publication and distribution 

to the member schools. 

UPDATE ON GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS 

Assistant Executive Director Cheryl Gleason provided the 

Board with data on the number of schools and students participating 

in girls’ gymnastics this fall. Ms. Gleason recently 

continued ➣ 


completed the rules meeting for head coaches and officials. 

Her information indicates 13 member schools are participating 

in the sport of girls’ gymnastics and a total of 159 gymnasts 

are competing. Board members were reminded there 

will be no regional qualifying meets this fall. All participating 

schools will be eligible to participate in the October 26th 

state meet. 

Member schools are reminded Executive Board policy is to 

continue offering state competition in gymnastics provided 

there are nine (9) or more schools competing. At the point 

in time when fewer than nine (9) schools participate, the 

Association’s practice is to discontinue a state championship 

series. 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

AT LARGE APPOINTMENT 

In accordance with Bylaw Article IV, Section 5, the Executive 

Board voted to appoint Monte Couchman, Principal of 

Southeast Saline Jr/Sr High School in Gypsum, to fulfill 

the one year unexpired term as an at-large member of the 

KSHSAA Board of Directors. The position had been vacated 

last June, by previous board of director member, Mitch Lubin, 

former principal of Wellsville Junior High School. 

expertise as a certified athletic trainer was a factor in making 

this recommendation. Mr. Unruh is currently serving a four 

year term as the representative of states in NFHS sections V 

and VIII, on the NFHS Sports Medicine Advisory Committee. 

He is the second Kansas athletic trainer to do so. 

Assisting Mr. Unruh with the operation of the KSHSAA committee 

will be Assistant Executive Director, David Cherry. 

Mr. Musselman further explained that Mr. Cherry’s Master’s 

degree is in Health & Human Performance with extensive 

coursework in sports medicine and athletic training. Mr. 

Cherry has assisted in past meetings of ad hoc medical advisory 

groups conducted by the KSHSAA. Plans are to convene 

the initial meeting of the KSHSAA Sports Medicine Advisory 

Committee during the 2013-14 school year, with members 

representing diverse medical professions and all geographic 

regions of the state. 

FALL REGIONAL MEETING DATES 

Member school administrators are reminded of the following 

dates for upcoming KSHSAA Regional Meetings. The agenda 

of topics for these meetings will be distributed to all member 

school principals and posted on the KSHSAA website under 

New Topics, during the first week of October. 

KSHSAA NETWORK - FALL SCHEDULE 

NEAR COMPLETION 

Assistant Executive Director, Jeremy Holaday, reported 

the webcast schedule of fall post season activities is near 

completion and will be posted on the KSHSAA website under 

the KSHSAA Network icon. Member schools are reminded 

viewers who watch Association events through the KSHSAA 

Network portal continue to do so at no cost. The KSHSAA 

Network is not a pay-per-view system. Member schools are 

encouraged to inform parents and patrons of this free service 

so they may enjoy watching KSHSAA events if they are unable 

to attend in person. Mr. Holaday reported a growing 

number of schools are participating in the School Broadcast 

Program (SBP) which is one of the opportunities available to 

KSHSAA member schools through the current agreement. 

Schools with interest in the School Broadcast Program may 

contact Jeremy Holaday at the KSHSAA office for more information. 

USD #501 PRESENTATION 

USD # 501, Topeka, Superintendent, Dr. Julie Ford and 

district counsel, Cindy Kelly met with the Executive Board to 

discuss matters pertaining to potential eligibility of middle 

school students in accordance with Rule 23, Mixed Teams. 

No action was taken. 

SPORTS MEDICINE ADVISORY 

COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED 

Mr. Musselman introduced Brent Unruh, (ATC) Certified 

Athletic Trainer and Office and Operations Manager for the 

KSHSAA. Mr. Unruh addressed the Board on the staff’s recommendation 

proposing creation of a standing sports medicine 

advisory committee. Given the increasing number of 

medical issues and risk minimization initiatives involved in 

the administration of school activity programs, the creation 

of a medical advisory committee seems appropriate. Mr. 

Musselman explained that taking advantage of Mr. Unruh’s 

Monday, October 21, 2013.................Topeka, KSHSAA Office 

Tuesday, October 22, 2013................Shawnee-Mill Valley HS 

Wednesday, October 23, 2013...........Fort Scott HS 

Thursday, October 24, 2013..............Salina-Central HS 

Monday, October 28, 2013................Maize HS 

Tuesday, October 29, 2013................Dodge City USD 443 – 

The Learning Center 

Wednesday, October 30, 2013...........Oakley High School 

GOLF COACHING POLICY 

TO BE CONSIDERED 

Assistant Executive Director and golf administrator, Cheryl 

Gleason, presented a request submitted by golf coaches to the 

Board. Ms. Gleason explained coaches in classes 6A and 5A 

have requested the opportunity to experiment with a change 

in the procedure used to establish pairings for golfers qualifying 

to the state tournaments. The change would affect the 

tee off sequence of foursomes at the state meets in an effort to 

afford coaches of full teams a better opportunity to effectively 

coach their golfers. Following a discussion of the merits of 

the proposal, it was agreed to authorize Ms. Gleason to implement 

a pilot project at the upcoming Class 6A and 5A girl’s 

state tournaments. 

INITIATIVES ON KSHSAA OFFICIALS, 

RECRUITMENT, RETENTION & 

TRAINING TO BE DISCUSSED AT 

REGIONAL MEETINGS 

At the direction of the Executive Board last June, staff 

worked with the KSHSAA Officials Advisory Committee to 

develop a list of potential initiatives focused on addressing 

the top priority identified in the most recent KSHSAA 

Strategic Plan. Specifically, addressing the desire of member 

schools to recruit, train and retain an increasing number of 

contest officials in all sports. 



It is noted that the KSHSAA, its’ staff and area supervisors of 

officials are providing more services to and for officials than 

at any time in the modern history of the Association. Services 

such as Arbiter, which is paid for by the KSHSAA for use 

by all member schools and leagues, are valued as well. These 

factors notwithstanding, the needs are still great. The trends 

of losing officials who age out of the system or leave because 

they are disheartened by abuse from coaches and fans, must 

be addressed. In pursuit of these objectives, the Executive 

Board identified the following initiatives to be the focus of 

discussion at KSHSAA Regional Administrator meetings in 

October. All member schools are encouraged to attend to participate 

in the dialogue on the following proposed initiatives: 

1. Conduct another Commissioners summit at the KSHSAA 

office. Commissioners and assigners will be invited to 

attend to share concerns and ideas, discuss official camps 

and clinics, mentoring programs, and the inclusion of 

newer officials in game assignments. 

2. Highly recommend officials registering for the first time 

complete the “NFHS Interscholastic Officiating” course 

within their first year of registration. (The course takes 

60-90 minutes to complete and is free.) 

3. Invite schools to identify one graduating senior boy and 

senior girl as potential future officials. If the selected 

students register with KSHSAA, their fee would be waived 

the first year. 

4. Require coaches who are ejected from a contest (at all 

levels grades 7-12) to complete the NFHS “Teaching and 

Modeling Behavior” course prior to coaching in their next 

event. (Next event would be defined as the next regularly 

scheduled day of competition. An ejected coach could 

complete a tournament in progress before completing 

the course requirement.) (Course fee is $20 and can be 

completed in one hour. School administrator is responsible 

to provide KSHSAA with the copy of the coach’s certificate 

proving completion of the online course. Coach may print 

this as the final step of the online course.) 

5. Leagues or local officials associations (LOA’s) may apply for 

a matching grant from the KSHSAA, not to exceed $1,000, 

for recruitment, retention and training of officials. Specifics 

of the program must be provided before the grant could be 

evaluated and awarded. 

6. The KSHSAA will provide to League Commissioners and 

Area Supervisors a list of first year officials registering in 

their area, several weeks before the season begins so they 

may identify a mentor for the new official. 

7. Develop an awareness campaign – posters, radio spots, etc. 

– run on school or local access community channels. 

8. Distribute the “Take Time out to become an Official” posters 

to YMCA’s and recreation departments, colleges and 

universities. 

9. Develop a sample job description for league commissioners 

to include activities designed to improve officiating instruction, 

such as camps and clinics. 

NEXT MEETING 

The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Executive Board 

will be held on: 

Wednesday, November 20 – 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

Thursday, November 21 – 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. 


Kansas State High School Activities Association 

Minutes 

Appeal Board Meeting 

Topeka, KSHSAA Office 

Friday, September 20, 2012 

The meeting of the Appeal Board was held in the office 

of the Kansas State High School Activities Association 

on Friday, September 20, 2013. 

Call to Order: 

Scott Hills, chairperson, called the meeting to order 

at 1:00 p.m. Shannon Haydock served as recording 

secretary. 

Roll Call: 

Appeal Board Decision: 

Motion by William Ford, second by Jerry Flanagan, to 

uphold the decision of the KSHSAA Executive Director 

regarding Citizenship/Sportsmanship Rule 52. 

The vote was unanimous 6 to 0 in favor of the decision of 

the Executive Director to not conduct a hearing for Rule 

52 violations. 

The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 p.m. 

Members present were: Mike Burgan, Jerry Flanagan, 

William Ford, Shannon Haydock, Scott Hills, Gary Teel. 

Jack Carr and Gregg Noel were unavailable for the 

meeting. 

In accordance with Bylaw Article VIII, Section 6, 

no members of the Appeal Board were excused due to 

conflict of interest. 

All Appeal Board members signed an Oath of Office. 

Scott Hills served as chairperson, William Ford as vicechairperson, 

Shannon Haydock as recording secretary 

and Mike Burgan as alternate recording secretary. These 

officer positions will remain in place until such election 

is necessary. 

Purpose of Appeal: 

Rick Wiedmann, Hoyt, appealed the decision of the 

KSHSAA Executive Director to not conduct a hearing on 

a violation of Rule 52 by a coach at Hoyt-Royal Valley 

High School. 

Appearing: 

Rick Wiedmann, Hoyt 

Gary Musselman, KSHSAA Executive Director 

John Rundle, USD 337 Superintendent 

John Rasmussen, USD 337 Legal Counsel 


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KANSAS STATE HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION 

2013-2014 APPROVED GENERAL FUND BUDGET 

2012-2013 2012-2013 2012-2013 2013-2014 2013-2014 2013-2014 

Income Expenses Net Difference Income Expenses Net Difference 

Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated 

Administration 944,350.00 3,066,800.00 -2,122,450.00 978,200.00 3,093,035.00 -2,114,835.00 

Basketball - Girls & Boys 788,900.00 90,550.00 698,350.00 839,700.00 110,950.00 728,750.00 

Football - Boys 502,500.00 31,200.00 471,300.00 504,800.00 29,100.00 475,700.00 

Track & Field - Girls & Boys 250,700.00 92,500.00 158,200.00 265,200.00 94,450.00 170,750.00 

Wrestling - Boys 190,200.00 95,900.00 94,300.00 195,800.00 77,900.00 117,900.00 

Volleyball - Girls 136,600.00 33,700.00 102,900.00 157,500.00 39,850.00 117,650.00 

Cross Country - Girls & Boys 59,000.00 23,200.00 35,800.00 57,500.00 23,600.00 33,900.00 

Baseball - Boys 88,200.00 23,300.00 64,900.00 95,000.00 27,900.00 67,100.00 

Softball - Girls 70,300.00 17,600.00 52,700.00 72,500.00 20,350.00 52,150.00 

Gymnastics - Girls 2,800.00 2,350.00 450.00 2,850.00 2,350.00 500.00 

Golf - Girls 8,000.00 6,700.00 1,300.00 7,500.00 6,700.00 800.00 

Golf - Boys 15,600.00 12,000.00 3,600.00 15,100.00 12,300.00 2,800.00 

Swimming - Girls 17,900.00 2,900.00 15,000.00 19,800.00 3,000.00 16,800.00 

Swimming - Boys 20,700.00 2,950.00 17,750.00 20,100.00 3,200.00 16,900.00 

Tennis - Girls 9,900.00 6,400.00 3,500.00 9,700.00 7,100.00 2,600.00 

Tennis - Boys 9,400.00 6,400.00 3,000.00 9,000.00 6,900.00 2,100.00 

Soccer - Boys 64,700.00 9,000.00 55,700.00 62,500.00 8,900.00 53,600.00 

Soccer - Girls 41,000.00 8,700.00 32,300.00 43,300.00 8,700.00 34,600.00 

Bowling - Boys and Girls 19,100.00 3,300.00 15,800.00 19,300.00 3,200.00 16,100.00 

Athletic Officials 206,000.00 141,350.00 64,650.00 191,000.00 146,900.00 44,100.00 

Coaching School 65,500.00 23,225.00 42,275.00 63,000.00 18,700.00 44,300.00 

Cheerleading 505,100.00 351,050.00 154,050.00 525,700.00 314,200.00 211,500.00 

Student Council 105,200.00 90,400.00 14,800.00 110,000.00 93,250.00 16,750.00 

Debate 24,000.00 14,200.00 9,800.00 24,500.00 14,100.00 10,400.00 

Speech 44,000.00 26,600.00 17,400.00 44,700.00 25,800.00 18,900.00 

Music 42,100.00 26,700.00 15,400.00 43,600.00 26,300.00 17,300.00 

Piano 1,200.00 400.00 800.00 1,900.00 400.00 1,500.00 

K.A.Y. 89,500.00 89,500.00 0.00 91,200.00 87,500.00 3,700.00 

Scholars' Bowl 33,000.00 22,000.00 11,000.00 34,000.00 23,700.00 10,300.00 

Wellness/Sportsmanship 100.00 100.00 0.00 100.00 100.00 0.00 

Capital Outlay 0.00 30,000.00 -30,000.00 0.00 55,000.00 -55,000.00 

Totals 4,355,550.00 4,350,975.00 4,575.00 4,505,050.00 4,385,435.00 119,615.00 

30 KSHSAA Activities Association 

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The Kansas State High School Activities Journal (USPS 290-600) is published monthly (August through May) for $14 per year by the Kansas State High School Activities Association, 601 SW Commerce Place, Topeka, Kansas 66615. Periodicals 

postage paid at Topeka, Kansas. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Kansas State High School Activities Journal, c/o: KSHSAA, P.O. Box 495, Topeka, Kansas 66601-0495. KSHSAA Executive Director: Gary P. Musselman; Assistant Executive Directors: 

David Cherry, Cheryl Gleason, Jeremy Holaday, Mark Lentz, Francine Martin and Reggie Romine; Office Manager: Brent Unruh.

ROUTING REPORT 

This routing report is provided to assist principals in ensuring the KSHSAA Activities Journal is seen by all appropriate school personnel. 

Each individual should check the appropriate box after having read this bulletin and pass it to the next individual on the list or, 

return it to the principal. 

❑ Superintendent 

❑ Girls Golf Coach 

❑ Wrestling Coach 

❑ Principal 

❑ Boys Golf Coach 

❑ Band Director 

❑ Activities Director 

❑ Gymnastics Coach 

❑ Cheerleader Advisor 

❑ Athletic Director 

❑ Girls Soccer Coach 

❑ Choral Director 

❑ School Counselor 

❑ Boys Soccer Coach 

❑ Debate Coach 

❑ Baseball Coach 

❑ Softball Coach 

❑ Drill/Dance Team Coach 

❑ Girls Basketball Coach 

❑ Girls Swimming Coach 

❑ KAY Sponsor 

❑ Boys Basketball Coach 

❑ Boys Swimming Coach 

❑ Orchestra Director 

❑ Boys Bowling Coach 

❑ Girls Tennis Coach 

❑ Scholars Bowl Coach 

❑ Girls Bowling Coach 

❑ Boys Tennis Coach 

❑ Speech Coach 

❑ Girls Cross Country Coach 

❑ Boys Cross Country Coach 

❑ Football Coach 

Printing Department 

❑ Girls Track & Field Coach 

❑ Boys Track & Field Coach 

❑ Volleyball Coach 

❑ Student Council Advisor 

❑ Other: ___________________ 

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