2014 J-W All-Area Girls Basketball Team Highlights
The selection spotlights top performers from Kansas high schools led by Dahl of Santa Fe Trail who earned first team honors after state title success. Key players include Megan Bonar De Soto Kienna Coleman Lawrence Shelby Dahl Carly Eaton Corie Fischer Tori Husg Katie Jones Amber Moore Madison Piper Scout Wiebe and honorable mentions across Lawrence De Soto Mill Valley Free State and Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megan Bonar
de Soto
Wildcats
University of South Dakota
Kienna Coleman
Lawrence
LHS
Coffeyville Community College
Shelby Dahl
Santa Fe Trail
Dahl
Johnson County CC
Carly Eaton
Mill Valley
Eaton
Jaguars
Corie Fischer
Ottawa
Cyclones
Fischer
Tori Huslg
Veritas Christian
KCAA
Husky
Katie Jones
Baldwin
Jones
Johnson County
Amber Moore
Moore
Cowley County
Madison Piper
Free State
Firebirds
Piper
Scout Wiebe
Wiebe
Makayla Bell
Makaila Garcia
Eudora
Madison Hess
Perry Lecompton
Jabria Leggett
Reilly Malone
Bishop Seabury
Brette Moore
Maddie Ogle
Marissa Pope
Jaeden Romine
Millie Shade
Mariah Smith
Emily Soetaert
Tonganoxie
Kayla Steffey
McLouth
Katelyn Walderer
Journal-World
Jayson Duncan
KU banquet honors Self as Tisdale award winner
Bill Self received the Wayman Tisdale Humanitarian Award for his work with the Assists Foundation Coaches Vs Cancer and the V Foundation. Judges praised his on court record and community efforts, while Gregg Marshall and Doug McDermott earned other top honors at the event. Jabari Parker weighed his NBA draft decision after meeting Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski.
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Self
Assists Foundation
Coaches Vs. Cancer
V Foundation For Cancer Research
Bill Selfs
Wayman Tisdale
David Gillikin
Devon Energy College Basketball Awards
Wichita State
Gregg Marshall
Creighton
Doug McDermott
Duke
Jabari Parker
Jabari
Associated Press
OKC
Mike Krzyzewski
Joel
Ben
Joel Embiid
Ben McLemore
Andrew) Wiggins
Weis Adds Veterans To KU Staff For Spring Football
Kansas coach Charlie Weis adds Eric Kiesau Ryan Cantrell and Bernie Parmalee to his spring group. Weis praises Parmalee as a veteran, positive role model while noting the staff learns from game plans and aims to sharpen Saturday performance this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Charlie Weis
Weis
Kansas
Washington
Eric Kiesau
Ryan Cantrell
Rice
Bernie Parmalee
Tre’ Parmalee
Notre Dame
Kansas City Chiefs
New York Jets
Parmalee
Bernie
Hoffa Edges Cantwell In Friday Night Shot Put Grudge Match
Keegan Hoffa defeated Cantwell on his final throw of the day and celebrated by claiming the left landing area as his land. Cantwell complained about not throwing last and praised Hoffa while predicting his own training. A $2,000 bonus awaits the Friday winner if a Lawrence Downtown Shot Put record is set. The 71 feet 334 inches mark, set by Hoffa in 2012, remains the target. The event moves to Friday at Rock Chalk Park to accommodate spectators. Weather looks decent for what promises to be a strong showcase of eight top competitors in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
Cantwell
Meadowlands
Jimmy Hoffa
Lawrence
Lanner
Rock Chalk Park
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Bri Beckham
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Amber
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John Young
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Wayman
Tisdale
ESPN
Joe Lunardi
Ogy
Wofford
Oregon-New Mexico
Omaha
Neb
Wisconsin
Arizona
Michigan
Kansas Relays
Memorial Stadium
Keegan