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BRONCBUSTERS The 2019-2020 Garden City Community College Basketball Media Guide was published by the GCCC Athletics Department. Managing Editor: Mike Pilosof Editor Writer: Mike Pilosof Cover Design: Mike Pilosof Graphic Design: Mike Pilosof Cover athletes: Daishaun Woods and Felicity Houston Photography: Adam Shrimplin, Brad Nading, The Garden City Telegram, The Hutch News, Jayhawk Conference, National Basketball Association, The Big 12 Conference, The Daily Oklahoman, Indianapolis Star Printing: Garden City Community College Print Shop © 2019 Garden City Community College Athletics Department The indicia depicted are registered trademarks of Garden City Community College

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL Men’s Schedule............................................4 Men’s All-Americans...................................6 Men’s Regional Titles............................... 10 National Tournament.............................. 11 Players of the Year.................................... 12 Buster Strength......................................... 14 Patrick Nee.................................................. 18 2009 National Tournament................... 20 Men’s 4-year transfers............................. 22 Facilities....................................................... 26 MEN’S BASKETBALL STAFF Patrick Nee.................................................. 30 Silas Mills..................................................... 33 Mike “Scoop Harding............................... 34 Matt Miller................................................... 35 Staff Directory............................................ 36 MEET THE BRONCBUSTER MEN Photo roster................................................ 38 Roster............................................................ 39 Player profiles............................................ 40 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Women’s Schedule................................... 64 2003 Region Champs.............................. 66 Women’s Regional Titles........................ 68 Omega Tandy............................................. 72 Women’s 4-year transfers....................... 74 All-Conference........................................... 76

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STAFF Omega Tandy............................................. 80 Todd Perdas................................................ 82 Londaryl Perry........................................... 83 MEET THE BRONCBUSTER WOMEN Photo roster................................................ 86 Roster............................................................ 87 Player profiles............................................ 88 HISTORY Men’s Records..........................................122 Women’s Records...................................123 THE COLLEGE The President...........................................126 Athletic Director......................................127 Assistant Athletic Director..................128 Radio/Streaming.....................................129

GCCC HAS PRODUCED 10 NJCAA ALL-AMERICANS

Thomas Manzano................................ 2009 Julian Allen............................................ 2007 Torre Johnson....................................... 2005 Darrin Hancock..........................1991-1992 Horace Chaney..................................... 1987 Bennie Crawford.................................. 1963 Eddie Dater............................................ 1955 Harold Patterson.................................. 1952 Marvin Decker...................................... 1952 John Keller............................................. 1950

DARRIN

HANCOCK In 1990, an Alabama kid made a big splash in Garden City. But before that, the nation’s top high school prospect, signed with Jerry Tarkanian and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. That’s when fate intervened. Hancock failed to qualify through the NCAA Clearinghouse, meaning he had to take his talents elsewhere. That led him instead to enroll at Garden City Community College, where he could officially become eligible to transfer to another university after completing his coursework. Hancock wasted no time getting adjusted to the Jayhawk Conference, averaging 18 points, nine rebounds, five assists and three steals per game as a freshman, earning his third straight Parade All-American selection, while landing on the JUCO All-American third team. As a sophomore, Hancock was even better, bumping his average to nearly 22 points and 12 rebounds per game. He turned heads with his 37-point, 14-rebound, 10 assist triple double vs. Barton. And by season’s end, Hancock was named the 1991-92 NJCAA Player of the Year. Four-year schools took notice, and following his sophomore campaign, Hancock transferred to the University of Kansas. In 1993, the junior helped the Jayhawks capture the Big Eight regular-season crown, earning the second seed in the Midwest Region of the NCAA Tournament. The Jayhawks dominated, making it all the way to the Final Four before falling to North Carolina. After the ‘93 season, Hancock left Kansas, eventually transferring to Indiana State. But he never played there, and instead, spent a season overseas before being taken by the Charlotte Hornets in the second round of the 1994 NBA Draft. Hancock spent four years in the NBA, playing for the Hornets, Milwaukee Bucks, Atlanta Hakws and San Antonio Spurs. Hancock still holds the Garden City program record for most points scored over two seasons (1,180).

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4 REGION CHAMPIONSHIPS THE BRONCBUSTERS WON IT IN 1950, 1952, 1956 AND 2009

4 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 1950, 1952, 1956 AND 2009

Torre Johnson-2005 Julian Allen-2007

Darrin Hancock-1992

ROY BRIGHT AVERAGED 22 POINTS AND 9 REBOUNDS PER GAME WHILE SHOOTING 46 PERCENT, EARNING THE 2006 JAYHAWK PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD. HEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S 1 OF 4 BRONCBUSTERS TO WIN IT. 13

BUSTER STRENGTH GARDEN CITY IS THE ONLY PROGRAM IN THE JAYHAWK CONFERENCE THAT HAS A FULLTIME STRENGTH COACH. ENDURANCE AND POWER BUILDS RESULTS

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Patrick Nee enters his second season as the Head Coach for Garden City. Before taking over the top spot, he served as an assistant coach under Brady Trenkle in 2017-2018. That year, the Broncbusters made a strong push in the Region VI Tournament, knocking off Cowley in the quarterfinals on Kendale Hampton’s 3-point buzzer beater. Nee comes from a coaching family. His father, Danny, accumulated 461 career wins between stops at Ohio, Nebraska, Robert Morris, Duquense, and the United States Merchant Marines. With the Cornhuskers, the older Nee tallied a 254-190 mark, leading them to five NCAA Tournament appearances.

“We ddddare really excited about this year’s team. We learned a lot from last year, and we changed how we recruited for this year. I think we have a chance to be a really good shooting team. We’ve brought in a lot of capable shooters. We broke the record for 3’s in a season a couple of years ago. I think we have a chance to top that.”

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PATRICK NEE has 122 wins in eight years as a head coach. his best season came in 2010-11, when he led indy to a 23-9 record.

THE BUSTERS MAGICAL RUN to the 2009 njcaa tournament culminated with a sixth-place finish.

4-YEAR TRANSFERS MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL Player/Coach

School

Jeff Boese

Mesa State University

Richie Smalls

Long Beach State

Carlos Haywood

UT-Pan America

Jermaine Kimbrough

Virginia Tech

Anthony Jones

University of Ohio

Vashon Murphy

North Carolina A&T

Tyrone Evans

Washington State

Jeremy Hall

Northeastern Louisiana

Drew Gruver

Northern State, SD

Lamont Evans

Drake University

Marcellus Wright

North Texas

Dontaie Smith

Drake University

Toraino Johnson

Utah State

Clinton Sims

Eastern Kentucky

Justin Pendleton

UT-Arlington

Todd Fields

Hawaii

Jeff Howard

University of Jacksonville

Willie Bynum

Troy State

Ron Last

Florida State

Joe Sykes

Louisiana Tech

Rolando Todd

Fresno State

Derek Huff

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Joseph Works

Texas Tech

T.J. Pugh

Louisiana State

Raphael Desroses

Stetson University

Gene Keady

Head Coach-Purdue

Alex Bojic

Hawaii Pacific

Keith Smart

Indiana

Karlton Mims

Washburn University

Darrin Hancock

Kansas

B.J. Walker

Nebraska

George Ackles

UNLV

Jeremy Johnson

Mesa State

Horace Chaney

Houston

Frazier Johnson

Temple

Brian Yankelevitz

Long Beach State

Willie Battle

Southwest Texas

Reggie Rose

University of Idaho

Ty Walkert

San Diego State

Gracen Averil

Texas Tech

Kevin Watkins

Arkansas

Igor Nicolic

Alabama-Birmingham

Shon Ridge

Texas State

Randy Duvall

Louisiana State

Chandler Nairn

Washington

Anthony Dixon

Wyoming

Torre Johnson

Oklahoma State

Norman Schippers

Stephen F. Austin

George Ackles-1991

Torre Johnson-2005

4-YEAR TRANSFERS MEN’S BASKETBALL Player/Coach

School

Player/Coach

School

BiJai Jones

North Texas

Mike Morales

Southwestern College

Roy Bright

Delaware State

Andre Phillips

Emporia State

Julian Allen

Georgia Southern

Geron Johnson

Memphis

Yima Chia-Kur

Arkansas State

Jeremy Wilson

Fort Hays State

Jeremy Baker

Quinnipiac University

Da’Shon Taylor

Norfolk State

Sammie Fisher

Newman University

Reuben King

Charleston Southern

Daniel Bryant

Arkansas State

Jonathan Bell

Nicholls State

Alex Davis

Tennessee Tech

Tidell Piere

Central Connecticut State

Tim Brown

Southern University

Richie Spiller

Arkansas-Fort Smith

Corey Claitt

Utah Valley State

Tyrell Springer

LSU-Shreveport

Trevor Ottley

Middle Tennessee State

Gage Loy

Texas Rio Grand Valley

Chris McHenry

Miami

Diontae Jones

Grambling State

Travis Burley

Jamestown College

Jabar Ray

Flagler University

Davon Thomas

Jamestown College

Victor Dukes

Central Baptist

Eric Griffin

Campbell University

Josh Fleming

West Alabama

Bobby Wesley

Newman University

Naradain James

California State

Jeff Otchere

Stony Brook

Jamir Thomas

Youngstown State

Kendale Hampton

Youngstown State

Russhard Cruickshank

Eastern Kentucky

Pierre Johnson

New Orleans

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MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S COACHING STAFF Coach Patrick Nee.................................... 30 Asst Coach Silas Mills.............................. 33 Asst Coach Mike Harding...................... 34 Asst Coach Matt Miller............................ 35

HEAD COACH

PATRICK NEE

P THE NEE FILE Hometown................................................ Dallas, TX High School............................................... St. Pius X College..........................Central Oklahoma, 2003 Career Record.................................122-129 (.486) Record at GCCC...................................13-18 (.419)

FAMILY Wife.....................................................................Nicole Son................................................................Donovan Daughter.......................................................... Fallon

COACHING HISTORY 2018-Present: Garden City Head Coach 2016-2017: Garden City Assistant Coach 2013-2016: Seward Assistant Coach 2009-2013: Independence Head Coach 2006-2009: Highland Head Coach 2004-2006: Independence Assistant Coach 2003-2004: Hargrave Military Assistant Coach 2002-2003: Central Florida Assistant Coach

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atrick Nee enters his second season as head coach at Garden City Community College. In Nee’s first season as assistant he helped guide the Buster’s to a 21-12 record and a trip to the Region VI Semifinals. The Busters set two new team records for made 3’s in a season (262) and made 3’s in one game (17). Individually Jeff Otchere was named the Defensive Player of the Year after leading the nation in blocked shots (124). Pierre Johnson lead the Jayhawk in assists at 5.6 per game as was selected Honorable Mention All-Conference. Kendale Hampton was second in Region VI in made 3’s with 81 and was a second team all-conference selection. Jamir Thomas was a First Team All Jayhawk selection and fellow freshman Russhard Cruickshank lead Region VI in 3’s made with 87. Nee coached at Seward County Community College before moving to Garden City. In his first season with the Saints, Nee helped lead Seward County to a Jayhawk West Championship and a trip to the Region VI Semifinals. The Saints finished the year 23-10 overall and 11-3 in Jayhawk West play, winning 19 of their final 23 games of the season. Nee recruited and coached the Jayhawk West Freshman of the

Year in Niem Stevenson as well as the Jayhawk West Defensive Player of the Year in Secean Johnson. Stevenson went on to be the Saints first two time All-American in Men’s Basketball and would climb all the way to forth on the alltime scoring list. At Independence, Nee led the Pirates to a 77-50 overall record in his four seasons at the helm while Indy recorded a 48-24 conference record and never finished lower than third place in the Jayhawk East. Last season, the Pirates finished 17-15 overall and tied for third place in the Jayhawk East. In his four seasons at Independence, Nee coached a Jayhawk East Most Valuable Player, a Freshman of the Year, three 1st Team All-Conference selections and a pair of 2nd Team AllLeague picks. He has moved nine players onto NCAA Division I level and 16 on to Division II or NAIA colleges or universities. Nee began his coaching career at Central Florida Community College in Ocala, Florida. After a year there, he served as an Assistant Coach at Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Virginia. Under Nee’s direction, Hargrave won the

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HEAD COACH National Prep School Championship and sent nine players on to NCAA Division I level. The majority of Nee’s coaching career has been spent in the Jayhawk Conference however. He served as assistant coach at Independence from 2004-06 and was the Head Coach at Highland from 2006-2009. In 2005-2006, Independence posted a 30-4 record and was ranked in the top 10 nationally before falling in the Region VI Championship Game. In 2009, he guided Highland to their first ever national ranking as the Scotties finished second in the Division II ranks in Region VI.

University. Nee’s father Danny, is a long time college basketball coach who has accumulated 461 career wins between stops at Ohio, Nebraska, Robert Morris, Duquense, and the United States Merchant Marines Academy. While at Nebraska, Nee compiled a 254-190 mark for the Huskers, leading them to five NCAA Tournament appearances.

Overall, Nee has sent 28 players to the Division I level, including players who have signed in power conferences such as the ACC, Big 12, Big East, SEC, PAC 12, Atlantic 10, Conference USA, and the Mountain West. Prior to coaching, Nee started his collegiate playing career at Monmouth University and later transferred to Johnson County Community College where he earned an Associate’s Degree. He finished his playing days at Central Oklahoma where he graduated with his Bachelor’s Degree. He recently earned his Master’s in Coaching Education from Ohio

NEE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Year

School

Postseason

2018-2019

Garden City

Region VI 1st RD

2012-2013

Independence

Region VI 1st RD

2011-2012

Independence

Region VI Qtrs

2010-2011

Independence

Region VI Qtrs

2009-2010

Independence

Region VI 1st RD

2008-2009

Highland

Region VI Qtrs

2007-2008

Highland

Region VI Qtrs

2006-2007

Highland

Region VI Qtrs

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SILAS MILLS

ilas Mills enters his first season as an assistant coach at Garden City Community College. He spent the past six years as an assistant at Salt Lake City.

During his time in Salt Lake City, the Bruins compiled a record of 154-44, winning 78 percent of their games. In 2016, they knocked off Hutchinson as the No. 13 seed to win the programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s second national title. He worked under Todd Phillips, who is now an assistant coach at Utah Valley University.

THE MILLS FILE Hometown...................................... Milwaukee, WI High School.........................................Washington College..................................................... Utah State

COACHING HISTORY 2019-Present: Garden City Assistant coach 2013-2018: Utah Basketball Club Team Head Coach

Mills has also spent the past six years as the Head Coach of the Utah Basketball Club team, playing in tournaments all over the west coast, including the prestigious Las Vegas Classic. Mills is no stranger to Garden City. He played one season for the Broncbusters in 1992 after red shirting a year at Utah. He was highly touted prep player in Milwaukee, WI, leading Washington High School to a state title in 1991 and earning an invitation to the McDonaldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s All-America game.

College, guiding the Bruins to the National Tournament and a top-five ranking. After that, he spent two years at Utah State, averaging 17 points and eight rebounds per game in 1996. From there, he played a couple of seasons in the Continental Basketball Association for the La Crosse Bobcats and the Yakima Sun Kings, pouring in 18 points and pulling down 7.4 boards per contest during the 1999-2000 campaign. Mills spent a majority of his professional career playing overseas, spending time in Italy, Israel, China, Spain, Ukraine and France. His best season though came in 2002 with the Gary Steelheads of the CBA, where he averaged 19 points, eight rebounds and four assists per game. He retired after playing one season for St. Chamond in France in 2010, wrapping up a stellar 16-year career.

Following his one season at Garden City, Mills played one year at Salt Lake City Community

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SCOOP HARDING

ike “Scoop” Harding enters his first season as an assistant coach at Garden City Community College.

Harding is very familiar with the Jayhawk Conference having played two years at Butler. In fact, each member of the coaching staff has competed in the league. Nee played at Johnson County, Matt Miller at Barton County and Silas Mills at Garden City.

THE HARDING FILE Hometown.........................................Lawrence, KS High School..............................................Lawrence College.......................................Georgia Southern

FAMILY Son.................................................................. Michael Daughter.......................................................Brittany

COACHING HISTORY 2019-Present: Garden City Assistant coach 2014-2019: Lawrence High School Assistant Coach 2011-2013: Raytown High School Junior Varsity Head Coach 2008-2010: Bishop Seaburry Head Coach

Harding comes to Garden City from Lawrence, where he spent the past five years as an assistant coach at Lawrence High School. There, he was part of a team that played in five straight 6A state tournaments. In 2015, the Lions finished as the runner-up to Wichita East. The following year, they went 24-2 and took third.

In high school, Harding was teammates with former No. 1 overall pick, Danny Manning at Lawrence High. After graduation, he played two years at Butler before moving onto Georgia Southern, where he played with another first-round draft pick, Jeff Sanders (Chicago Bulls) and former Detroit Pistons Head Coach Michael Curry. While Harding is new to the college coaching scene, he has plenty of experience on the big stage. In 2000, he guided a team consisting of former KU standouts Wayne Simien and Jeff Hawkins, to an AAU National Championship.

Before Lawrence, Harding spent two years as the junior varsity coach at Raytown High School in Raytown, MO. Prior to that, he was the head coach at Bishop-Seabury Academy in Lawrence, where he won 22 games in two seasons. He did all of that while working the last 10 years in the registrar’s office at the University of Kansas.

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MATT MILLER

att Miller enters his second season as an assistant coach at Garden City Community College. He also serves as the Recreation Director in Lakin.

he signed to play basketball at Barton before transferring to Washburn. Then came a chance of course, when he signed with Fort Hays State to play football.

Before joining Coachâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Nee staff, Miller was the head boys coach at Deerfield High School. There, he revamped the program, leading the Spartans to the 1A State Tournament in 2016.

THE MILLER FILE Hometown.......................................... Stockton, KS High School............................................... Stockton College............................................ Fort Hays State

FAMILY Wife: ...................................................................Debbi Sons..................................................................... Brock ............................................................................ Bryant ........................................................................Brandon Grandkids.........................................................Quinn

COACHING HISTORY 2018-Present: Garden City Assistant coach 2015-2017: Deerfield High School Head Coach 2011-2014: Lakin Middle School Assistant Coach 2008-2009: Lakin High School Assistant Coach 2006: Pawnee Heights High School Assistant Coach 2001-2005: Larned High School Assistant Coach 1998-2000: Larned Middle School Head Coach 1989-1992: Natoma High School Assistant Coach

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Prior to Deerfield, Miller was the middle school coach at Lakin, leading the boys to a perfect 16-0 mark in 2013. He also had a stint as an assistant coach at Lakin High School during the 2008-2009 season. In 2006, Miller served as an assistant coach at Pawnee Heights. Before that, he was on the bench at Larned from 2001-2005, guiding the Indians to three consecutive Sub-State Finals appearances. He also served two seasons as the Head Coach at Larned Middle School and three years as an assistant at Natoma High School. Miller grew up in Stockton, KS and starred at Stockton High School, leading the Tigers to the 1981 2A State Championship. After graduation,

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MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL PLAYER PROFILES Photo Roster............................................... 38 Roster............................................................ 39 Player profiles............................................ 40

21 FORWARD // 6’8 // 200 // SOPHOMORE

GUARD // 6’0 // 175 // SOPHOMORE

32 GUARD // 6’0 // 170 // FRESHMAN

GUARD // 5’11 // 165 // FRESHMAN

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HEAD COACH

Patrick

Silas

Mike

Matt

NEE

MILLS

HARDING

MILLER

GUARD // 6’2 // 185 // FRESHMAN

GUARD // 6’1 // 180 // FRESHMAN

GUARD // 6’2 // 165 // FRESHMAN

FORWARD // 6’8 // 200 // SOPHOMORE

Traylynn SPENCER

FORWARD // 6’7 // 185 // SOPHOMORE

Mason OSBORNE

GUARD // 6’4 // 180 // FRESHMAN

Kaleb FAVORS Jonah WILLITS Kyler LAMB

GUARD // 6’4 // 175 // FRESHMAN

GUARD // 5’8 // 155 // FRESHMAN

FORWARD // 6’6 // 180 // FRESHMAN

Marquez TERRY

Naj ASHLEY-EMORY Steven SAMUELS Montana GRIFFIN

Derrick BRYANT

Talik CHAVEZ Darius RODEN

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2019-2020 GARDEN CITY MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER Alphabetical No.

Player

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Cl.

2 5 23

Hometown/HS

Derrick Bryant

5’8

155

Freshman

Detroit,MI/Chandler Park Academy

Tahlik Chavez

6’2

165

Freshman

Arlington,TX/Lake Ridge HS

Naj Ashley-Emory

6’2

185

Freshman

Atlanta,GA/McIntosh HS

Kaleb Favors

6’0

175

Sophmore

Fort Worth,TX/Trimble Tech HS

Montana Giffin

6’4

180

Freshman

Burlingame,KS/Burlingame HS

Kyler Lamb

6’0

170

Freshman

Garden City,KS/Garden City HS

Mason Osborne

6’4

175

Freshman

St. John,KS/St. John HS

Darius Roden

6’6

180

Freshman

Dallas,TX/Lake Highlands HS

Steven Samules

6’7

185

Sophomore

Richardson,TX/Bishop Lynch HS

Traylynn Spencer

6’8

200

Sophomore

Fort Worth,TX/OD Wyatt HS

Marquez Terry

6’1

180

Freshman

North Charleston,SC/NC HS

Jonah Willits

5’11

165

Freshman

McLouth,KS/McLouth HS

Daishaun Woods

6’8

200

Sophomore

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Cl.

Frisco,TX/Tilton Prep

Numerical No.

Player

Hometown/HS

Darius Roden

6’6

180

Freshman

Dallas,TX/Lake Highlands HS

Derrick Bryant

5’8

155

Freshman

Detroit,MI/Chandler Park Academy

Mason Osborne

6’4

175

Freshman

St. John,KS/St. John HS

Traylynn Spencer

6’8

200

Sophomore

Fort Worth,TX/OD Wyatt HS

Tahlik Chavez

6’2

165

Freshman

Arlington,TX/Lake Ridge HS

Montana Giffin

6’4

180

Freshman

Burlingame,KS/Burlingame HS

Daishaun Woods

6’8

200

Sophomore

Frisco,TX/Tilton Prep

Steven Samules

6’7

185

Sophomore

Richardson,TX/Bishop Lynch HS

Marquez Terry

6’1

180

Freshman

North Charleston,SC/NC HS

Naj Ashley-Emory

6’2

185

Freshman

Atlanta,GA/McIntosh HS

Kyler Lamb

6’0

170

Freshman

Garden City,KS/Garden City HS

Jonah Willits

5’11

165

Freshman

McLouth,KS/McLouth HS

Kaleb Favors

6’0

175

Sophmore

Fort Worth,TX/Trimble Tech HS

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32 10

DARIUS

1RODEN

6-6, 180, FORWARD FRESHMAN LAKE HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL DALLAS, TX

Prior to Garden City • Attended Lake Highland High School in Dallas, TX • Was a four-year varsity starter • 1st-team All-District as a senior • Team MVP as a senior • All-City Defensive Player of the Year • Coach’s Association All-Star selection • Averaged 16 ppg and shot 86% from the free throw line as a senior

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Coach Nee on Roden “He played in a great district in Dallas and performed at a high level. Darius is a long, fast, athletic guard, who can play multiple positions. He fits perfect in our system both offensively and defensively.” Personal • Birthday: Mar. 21, 2001

DERRICK

2BRYANT

5-8, 155, POINT GUARD FRESHMAN CHANDLER PARK ACADEMY DETROIT, MI

Prior to Garden City • Attended Chandler Park Academy in Detroit, MI • Averaged 14 points, 10 assists and six steals per game his senior year • 1st-team All-Conference all four years • Led his team to a final-four appearance • Named Conference Player of the Year • 1st-team All-State as a senior • Very accomplished in the classroom: Member of the National Honor’s Society and an All-Academic 1st-team selection four times

Personal • Birthday: Aug. 31, 2001

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Coach Nee on Bryant “The way to sum up Derrick is simple: he is a winner. His team went 22-1 his senior year and was All-State. But his leadership qualities is what pushed me toward him. I set a goal for him before he set foot on campus, and that’s to lead the conference in assists this season.”

MASON

3OSBORNE

6-4, 175, GUARD FRESHMAN ST. JOHN, HIGH SCHOOL ST. JOHN, KS

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Attended St. John High School in St. John, KS • Averaged 15 points, four rebounds and four assists per game as a senior • Played for Mid Kansas AAU • Led St. John to State Title game in March where they lost to eventual champion Central Plains • Played for Clint Kinnamon • Led his team to a third-place finish as a junior • Runner-up as a sophomore beating Lawrence Seabury in a memorable six-overtime clash in the semifinals • Won state title as a freshman when they beat Central Plains in the finals • State qualifier in golf Coach Nee on Osborne “He played on a big-time high school program. His Head Coach, Clint Kinnamon, is a family friend, and I respect him a ton. I know Mason has been coached the right way and is very fundamentally sound. He was an All-State player that played in the state championship game last season.” Personal • Birthday: Aug. 11, 2000

TRAYLYNN

4SPENCER

6-8, 200, FORWARD SOPHOMORE OD WYATT HIGH SCHOOL FORT WORTH, TX

Garden City 2018-2019 • Played in 31 games • Six double-figure scoring games • Scored a career-high 23 points vs. Pratt on 2/13/19 • 1 double-double vs. On Point (12 pts, 10 reb)

Personal • Birthday: Dec. 11, 1999 TRAYLYNN SPENCER CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

REBOUNDS

vs. Pratt (2/13/19) Two times

ASSISTS

Three times

TURNOVERS

Vs. Coffey (12/12/18)

BLOCKS

Two times

STEALS

11 times

FGM

Vs. Pratt (2/13/19)

FGA

Vs. Pratt (2/13/19)

FG%

2/6/19

3FGM

Two times

3FGA

Vs. Pratt (2/13/19)

3FG%

100

Four times

FTM

Vs. Pratt (2/13/19)

FTA

Vs. Dodge (1/26/19)

FT%

100

Seven times

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Two-time defensive player of the year • Three-time Tournament MVP • Averaged 20 points, nine rebounds and four blocks per game as a senior • Played the Dallas-Fort Worth All-Star game • Metroplex All Star • Led team to regional, area and district title • Played for the Firm AAU program • Originally signed with Arkansas Little Rock out of high school but a coaching change got him out of his letter of intent

TRAYLYNN SPENCER OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

Redlands

3-5

60.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

On Point Academy

4-6

66.7

1-1

100.0

3-4

75.0

Sterling College

1-5

20.0

0-2

0.0

0-0

Spring Creek Academy

3-5

60.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

at North Platte

0-1

0.0

0-0

at McCook

3-7

42.9

0-0

1-2

50.0

Odessa

3-7

42.9

0-0

1-1

100.0

New Mexico

2-7

28.6

1-3

33.3

3-3

100.0

at Cloud County

4-11

36.4

0-1

0.0

1-4

25.0

Allen County

2-9

22.2

0-4

0.0

1-2

50.0

Otero

3-12

25.0

0-1

0.0

2-2

100.0

at Cowley

4-7

57.1

0-1

0.0

2-3

66.7

at Coffeyville

4-7

57.1

1-1

100.0

4-4

100.0

Independence

0-2

0.0

0-0

3-4

75.0

Neosho County

1-3

33.3

1-1

100.0

0-0

at Butler

3-11

27.3

0-2

0.0

1-2

50.0

Seward County

1-3

33.3

0-1

0.0

4-4

100.0

at Hutchinson

2-5

40.0

2-2

100.0

1-2

50.0

0-3

0.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

1-3

33.3

0-0

at Dodge City

2-4

50.0

0-1

0.0

5-7

71.4

Colby

1-3

33.3

0-2

0.0

1-2

50.0

at Barton

3-9

33.3

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Seward County

7-10

70.0

0-2

0.0

1-2

50.0

Hutchinson

2-5

40.0

1-2

50.0

4-6

66.7

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

8-15

53.3

2-4

50.0

5-6

83.3

Dodge City

1-6

16.7

0-2

0.0

0-0

Northwest Kansas Tech

3-5

60.0

0-0

1-1

100.0

at Colby

5-12

41.7

1-4

25.0

3-4

75.0

Barton

2-6

33.3

0-1

0.0

2-3

66.7

at Independence

1-3

33.3

0-1

0.0

2-2

100.0

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

at Northwest Kansas Tech Pratt

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

TRAYLYNN SPENCER DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

Redlands

On Point Academy

Sterling College

Spring Creek Academy

at North Platte

at McCook

Odessa

New Mexico

at Cloud County

Allen County

Otero

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

TAHLIK

5CHAVEZ

6-2, 165, GUARD FRESHMAN LAKE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL LAKE RIDGE, TX

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Played AAU ball for Urban Dallas Fort Worth Elite • Holds the school record for most 3’s in a game (10) and in a season (124) • School’s career leader in steals (68) • Scored 1,203 career points • Played varsity for four years (four-year starter) • Offensive and defensive MVP as a senior • 6A first-team All-Region • Class7-6A Offensive MVP • All-District selection • Played in 36 games as a senior (18 ppg, 37% on 3s and 75% from the line) • Graduated with a 3.4 GPA • Did 93 hours of community service as president of community elite, a local non-profit for four years • Made 50 3’s as a junior and 72 as a senior • Honorable Mention All-District as a junior

Coach Nee on Chavez “He’s one of the best shooters I’ve ever recruited. He made 124 3’s in a tough conference. I’m looking for big things from Tahlik as a freshman.” Personal • Birthday: Jan. 10, 2001

MONTANA

10GRIFFIN

6-4, 180, GUARD FRESHMAN BURLINGAME HIGH SCHOOL BURLINGAME, KS

Prior to Garden City • Played AAU ball for the Kansas Cagers • First-team All-State by Kansas Basketball Coach’s Association and Sports in Kansas • Third-team All-State (Wichita Eagle) • Honor-roll student all four years in high school Coach Nee on Griffin “He was an all-state player in Class 1A, and is one of the best shooters in the state. He’s been a winner his whole career, and I look forward to Montana adjusting to the Jayhawk Conference and becoming a really good player.”

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Personal • Birthday: Dec. 16, 2000

DAISHAUN

11WOODS

6-8, 200, FORWARD SOPHOMORE TILTON PREP FRISCO, TX

Garden City 2018-2019 • Played in 31 games and started 12 • Four double-figure scoring games • Pulled down a season-high seven rebounds vs. Pratt (1/23/19) • Averaged 4.8 ppg, 2.5 rpg on 46% fg, 31% 3s and 42% at the line

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Was top 20 at the Pangos Freshman-Sophomore camp • University of Maryland Basketball Camp MVP • Led Tilton to Double A championship • Ranked as 23rd best player in New Hampshire class of 2018 • First-team All-District • District defensive MVP • Fab 48 Gold Division Champ Personal • Birthday: July, 23, 1998

DAISHAUN WOODS CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

REBOUNDS

Vs. Otero (12/3/18) Vs. Pratt (1/23/19)

ASSISTS

Vs. On Point (11/5/18)

TURNOVERS

Four times

BLOCKS

Five times

STEALS

Vs. Otero (12/3/18)

FGM

Vs. Otero (12/3/18)

FGA

Vs. Otero (12/3/18)

FG%

100

Two times

3FGM

3FGA

Two times

3FG%

100

Four times

Three times

FTM

Vs. Sterling (11/7/18)

FTA

Vs. Sterling (11/7/18)

FT%

100

Three times

DAISHAUN WOODS OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

Redlands

4-6

66.7

1-3

33.3

0-0

On Point Academy

5-8

62.5

0-0

Sterling College

4-5

80.0

0-1

0.0

4-6

66.7

Spring Creek Academy

2-8

25.0

1-5

20.0

2-2

100.0

at North Platte

1-3

33.3

0-0

0-1

0.0

at McCook

3-3

100.0

2-2

100.0

1-1

100.0

Odessa

0-0

New Mexico

1-3

33.3

1-3

33.3

0-0

at Cloud County

2-4

50.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

Allen County

4-6

66.7

2-2

100.0

0-0

Otero

6-14

42.9

2-5

40.0

1-3

33.3

at Cowley

2-4

50.0

0-2

0.0

0-2

0.0

at Coffeyville

2-5

40.0

1-2

50.0

1-2

50.0

Independence

0-2

0.0

0-2

0.0

0-3

0.0

Neosho County

1-6

16.7

0-4

0.0

0-0

at Butler

1-5

20.0

0-0

Seward County

1-2

50.0

0-0

at Hutchinson

0-2

0.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

2-4

50.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

4-8

50.0

1-2

50.0

0-3

0.0

at Dodge City

2-4

50.0

1-3

33.3

1-2

50.0

Colby

1-3

33.3

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Barton

0-2

0.0

0-2

0.0

0-0

at Seward County

0-0

Hutchinson

2-2

100.0

1-1

100.0

0-0

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

0-1

0.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

Dodge City

3-5

60.0

1-1

100.0

2-2

100.0

Northwest Kansas Tech

1-5

20.0

0-0

0-2

0.0

at Colby

3-4

75.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

Barton

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Independence

3-5

60.0

1-3

33.3

1-2

50.0

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

at Northwest Kansas Tech Pratt

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

DAISHAUN WOODS DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

Redlands

On Point Academy

Sterling College

Spring Creek Academy

at North Platte

at McCook

Odessa

New Mexico

at Cloud County

Allen County

Otero

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

STEVEN

14SAMUELS

6-7, 185, FORWARD SOPHOMORE BISHOP LYNCH RICHARDSON, TX

Garden City 2018-2019 • Played in 16 games, making lone start vs. Coffeyville on 12/12/18 • Averaged 2.9 ppg, 1.7 rpg on 55% shooting and 33% from 3; shot 64% from the line • Scored season-high 15 points vs. Cowley on 12/8/18 • Pulled down a season-high seven rebounds vs. Cowley (12/8/18) • Missed half of last season after suffering a season-ending ankle injury Prior to Garden City • All-District selection • Played in Dallas Area All-Star Game BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Personal • Birthday: Nov. 7, 1999

STEVEN SAMUELS CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

REBOUNDS

Vs. Cowley (12/8/18) Vs. Cowley (12/8/18)

ASSISTS

Vs. Coffey (12/12/18) Vs. Sterling (11/7/18)

TURNOVERS

BLOCKS

Three times

STEALS

Vs. Coffey (12/12/18)

FGM

Three times

FGA

Two times

FG%

100

Four times

3FGM

3FGA

3FG%

100

Vs. Coffey (12/12/18) Two times Vs. Coffey (12/12/18)

FTM

Vs. Cowley (12/8/18)

FTA

Vs. Cowley (12/8/18)

FT%

100

Vs. NM (11/24/18)

STEVEN SAMUELS OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

Redlands

0-0

On Point Academy

1-1

100.0

0-0

Sterling College

3-5

60.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

Spring Creek Academy

0-0

at North Platte

0-1

0.0

0-0

at McCook

0-2

0.0

0-0

Odessa

New Mexico

1-2

50.0

0-0

1-1

100.0

at Cloud County

1-2

50.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

Allen County

0-3

0.0

0-1

0.0

0-2

0.0

Otero

3-3

100.0

0-0

at Cowley

3-5

60.0

0-1

0.0

9-11

81.8

at Coffeyville

2-2

100.0

1-1

100.0

2-4

50.0

Independence

1-1

100.0

0-0

Neosho County

1-2

50.0

0-0

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

at Northwest Kansas Tech Pratt

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

STEVEN SAMUELS DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

Redlands

On Point Academy

Sterling College

Spring Creek Academy

at North Platte

at McCook

Odessa

New Mexico

at Cloud County

Allen County

Otero

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

MARQUEZ

21TERRY

6-2, 180, GUARD FRESHMAN NORTH CHARLESTON NORTH CHARLESTON, SC

Prior to Garden City • Averaged 18 ppg, 2.6 assists, four rebounds and 2.6 steals per game as a senior • League Co-MVP last year • Two-time 1st-team All-Region selection • Offensive player of the year • Two-time athlete of the year • Played AAU ball for North Charleston AllStars and CBA

Personal • Birthday: March, 18, 2001

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Coach Nee on Terry “He was the first guy that I signed in this class, and that’s because he represents what I want in this program. He has high character, is extremely tough, and can shoot the 3. Those are the core values I was looking for in this class, and that’s what he represents.”

NAJ ASHLEY

23EMORY

6-2, 185, GUARD FRESHMAN MCINTOSH HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTA, GA

Prior to Garden City • Played AAU ball for Team Baxter • Two-time 1st-team All-Region selection • Two-time, 2nd-team All-State Coach Nee on Emory “He is an athletic, scoring guard, who can really defend. Normally, your best defender is not one of your best offensive players, so that shows the value Naj brings to the table. He had great success in the Atlanta area in high school.”

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Personal • Birthday: Sept. 18, 2000

KYLER

24LAMB

6-0, 170, GUARD FRESHMAN GARDEN CITY HIGH SCHOOL GARDEN CITY, KS

Prior to Garden City • Attended Garden City High School and played for former Iowa State star Jacy Holloway • Averaged nearly 12 points per game and shot 41 percent from 3 as a senior • Led Buffaloes to their most wins in more than two decades • Garden City reached the Substate Championship Game in 2019 and was part of a state-tournament team his sophomore year • Honorable Mention All-State as a senior • 1st-team All-WAC selection last season

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Coach Nee on Lamb “Kyler was born in Garden City, and is exactly the type of player that we want and need. His toughness and ability to stroke it from 3, showed on his team’s memorable run last year. Kyler is another guy who was very well coached, and it shows in his game. We are excited to see some Buffalo fans in the stands this season.” Personal • Birthday: May 10, 2000

JONAH

30WILLITS

5-11, 165, GUARD FRESHMAN MCLOUTH MCLOUTH, KS

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Averaged 10 points and eight rebounds per game last season • Named to the Kansas City Classic All-Tournament team • Two-time state powerflifting qualifier and placed third overall in 2019; second in 2018 • Three-time state forensics qualifier • Four-time state future business leaders of America (FBLA) qualifier • State track qualifier with a fourth-place finish in the 4x100 meter relay in 2019 • He was the Student Body President as a senior and FBLA President in 2019 • Four-year varsity starter • Team went to state in 2019 • Northeastern Kansas League First-Team All-League outfielder in baseball with a .400 batting average; also posted a .500 on-base percentage as a senior Coach Nee on Willits “He played for Steve Lilly, my former boss at Independence, so I know he is tough and well coached. He is a Jayhawk-level athlete that I look forward to watching develop into a nice player.” Personal • Birthday: Feb. 17, 2001

KALEB

32FAVORS

6-0, 175, GUARD SOPHOMORE TRIMBLE TECH FORT WORTH, TX

Coach Nee on Favors “Kaleb is lightning quick with the ball and will be a very good point guard in this conference. Having played at Kilgore last season will have Kaleb game ready as a sophomore. He is a natural leader that I expect big things from this season.” Personal • Birthday: Oct. 12, 1999

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Transferred from Kilgore where he played in 28 games last year and started 16 • Averaged 1.9 ppg, 1.9 rpg and 1.8 apg on 29% shooting, 17% from 3 and 55% from the line • Scored season-high even points vs. Coastal Bend (12/1/18) • During his senior year, averaged 13 ppg, 3 rpg, 2.9 apg • Had (3) 20-point games his senior year including a season-high 31 points vs. Dunbar • District MVP • All-Region • All-State and All-Area • Played in TABC All-Star game

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COMING OUT OF NOWHERE in 2003, the broncbusters entered the region tourney unranked. less than a week later, they were crowned champions.

2 REGION CHAMPIONSHIPS THE BRONCBUSTERS WON IT IN 2003 and 1991

2 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 2003 and 1991

Omega Tandy enters her first season as the Head Coach at Garden City. She spent the previous two seasons as the Head Girls Coach at Class 3A Mississinewa High School in Gas City, IN. Tandy, who is a former sharpshooter at both Duquense University and Cleveland State, began her collegiate coaching career at Evansville, where she was the recruiting coordinator and in charge of point-guard development.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Idddd am very honored to be leading this team of young women. We have a very talented and special group, who has the potential to do something very special this season! We need the community to get behind us, to give us the push that we need to make them proud.â&#x20AC;?

-Garden City Head Coach Omega Tandy

OMEGA TANDY comes from a basketball hotbed. she played and coached in the hoosier state.

4-YEAR TRANSFERS WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL Player/Coach

School

Krisey Sanders

Chicago State

Shadana Hurd

Texas San Antonio

Veronique McMillan

Jacksonville

Monique Powell

McNeese State

Marci Johnson

McNeese State

Kelley Kramer

Sam Houston State

Racquel Gilford

Texas A&M Chorpus Christi

Monica Sanders

Southeastern Oklahoma State

Chareka Terry

Oklahoma State

Laura Banda

Newberry College

Kyrstle Jim

Duquense

Tara Chennault

Eastern Illinois

Candace Salas

CU-Colorado Springs

Jasmine Irving

Tulsa

Nicole Thomas

Cleveland State

Karleigh Wall

North Alabama

Amber Johnson

Marquette

Micah Jones

Fort Lewis

Angie Faurot

Midwestern State

Tasha Lewis

UNC-Asheville

Natasha Curtis

Pittsburg State

Kelli Garrison

Iowa Wesleyan

Ebony Allen

Western Illinois

Delia DeLaTorre

Florida Gulf Coast

Whitnie Young

Jackson State

Dominique Johnson

East Texas Baptist

Jessica Copeland

East Texas Baptist

Katie Novack

Kansas Wesleyan

Amelia Jones

Claffin University

Janel Durler

Fort Hays State

Victoria Naylor

NW Missouri State

Cheree Freeman

Jackson State

Jasmine Troupe

Henderson State

Marisela Rodriguez

Georgia

Ashley Walker

Livingstone College

Mikayla Skidmore

Ottawa University

Mikell Chinn

Ohio Valley

Angelique Kennee Green

Northwest Missouri

BreAnna Gross

Slippery Rock University

Tamara Jones

Southern Mississippi University

Deni Jacobs

Metro State

Tahlia Pope

University of Texas-Arlington

Zantaya Davis

West Texas A&M

Allegria Chishom

Chadron State

Tashawyna Edwards

Loyola

Loysha Morris

Memphis

Shaqunna Collins-2014

Marisela Rodriguez-2011

4-YEAR TRANSFERS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Kavita Akula-2017

Player/Coach

School

Taleah Williams

Georgia State

Tori Spann

Alcorn State

Jaymie Bernbeck

Nebraska-Kearney

Kavita Akula

Grand Canyon

Shala Dobbins

Prairie View A&M

Dominique Maxwell

Sam Houston State

Jessica Carrillo

Sterling

Monica Barefield

Iona

Jada Washington

Arkansas Pine Bluff

Daz’Monique Johnson

University of Science & Arts

Shakendra Tilley

Arkansas Pine Bluff

Loysha Morris-2015

Loysha Morris ’15 2nd team all-conf

Derae Lewis 2016 All-Conference HM

Kavita Akula ’15 2nd team all-conf

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OMEGA TANDY

mega Tandy begins her first season as head coach at Garden City Community College. This is her first collegiate Head Coaching job.

Tandy comes to Garden City after spending the past two seasons as the head girls coach at Class 3A Mississinewa High School in Gas City, IN. There, she compiled a record of 24-22.

THE TANDY FILE Hometown.................................... Indianapolis, IN High School......................................North Central College........................................... Cleveland State Career Record......................................24-22 (.478) Record at GCCC........................................0-0 (.000)

FAMILY Husband....................................................George IV Son................................................................George V Daughters............................ Aven Rae and Grace

COACHING HISTORY 2019-Present: Garden City Head Coach 2017-2019: Mississinewa High School Head Coach 2016-2017: Evansville Assistant Coach 2015-2016: Hamilton High School Head Coach 2014-2015: Hamilton Heights 7th Grade Girls Coach 2013-2014: Tipton Schools 6th Grade Girls Coach 2008-2009: Ben Davis High School Assistant Girls Coach 2006-2008: Lawrence Central Junior Varsity Girls Coach 2006-2014: Northside Indy Magic AAU Head Coach 17 and under

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Tandy also has collegiate coaching experience. She spent a season as an assistant coach at the University of Evansville where she was the recruiting coordinator, defensive coordinator and responsible for point-guard development. There, Tandy coached the Missouri Valley defensive player of the year Camary Williams, who now plays professionally overseas, all-time leading scorer Sara Dickey, who also plays professionally overseas, and the program’s all-time leading rebounder, Sasha Robinson. Before landing at Evansville, Tandy was the head girls coach at Hamilton Heights High School in Arcadia, IN, where she helped turn around a struggling program in 2015. Prior to that, she coached AAU basketball in Indianapolis for nine years while also serving as

an assistant under Indiana Hall-of-Famer Stan Benge at Ben Davis High School in 2008, where the Giants finished 30-0 and won the state and national championship led by two future WNBA players: Alex Bentley and Bria Goss. Tandy grew up in Indianapolis and played her high school ball at North Central, winning a sectional championship her junior year in 2001. From there, she received a scholarship to play at Duquense University before transferring to Cleveland State in 2004. She led the Vikings in scoring and is one of the program’s alltime leaders in 3-point shooting and minutes played. She has a Bachelor’s degree in sociology with an emphasis in criminology, and is almost done with her Master’s at Duquense. Tandy moves to Garden City with her husband George Tandy IV, who played at Cleveland State and professionally in Germany. They have three children: Aven Rae (8), Grace (7) and George V, who they call Cinco (nine months).

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TODD PERDAS

odd Perdas enters his first season as an assistant women’s basketball coach at Garden City Community College.

Perdas comes to Garden City after spending the last two years as the head girls’ basketball coach and Director of Athletics at Saint Peter’s High School in Mansfield, OH. There, he coached three All-Conference selections and three all-district picks.

THE PERDAS FILE Hometown.........................................Lawrence, KS High School..............................................Lawrence College.......................................Georgia Southern

COACHING HISTORY 2019-Present: Garden City Assistant coach 2017-2019: Saint Peter’s High School Head Girls Coach and Director of Athletics 2016-2017: Fairland High School Assistant Coach 2016: Holly Cross College Assistant Coach 2015-2016: Kansas Welseyan Women’s Assistant Coach

Perdas does indeed know the landscape of the Sunflower state. He spent one season as a women’s assistant at Kansas Wesleyan in 2015. That year, the Coyotes were ranked as high as No. 23 in the nation and knocked off three ranked teams during the regular season. But more impressively was the work Perdas put in with his players in the classroom as the team posted a 3.49 GPA and produced five NAIA scholar-athletes.

assistant at Fairland High School in Proctorville, OH. At the college level, Perdas had coaching stops at Alderson Broaddus University, an NCAA Division-II school where he served as Associate Head Coach and recruiting coordinator for the women’s program, Kentucky Christian, Shawnee State University and Ohio University Southern. During his time at Shawnee State, the Bears completed their first and only undefeated regular season in school history in 2009. Perdas began his coaching career as boys’ assistant coach at South Webster High School in South Webster, OH. After two seasons there, he was hired as the lead boys’ assistant at Notre Dame High School.

After Kansas Wesleyan, Perdas spent a few months as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Holy Cross College, which incidentally is right next door to the University of Notre Dame, originally Perdas’s dream job. After a short stint there, he signed on as an

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ASSISTANT COACHES LONDARYL PERRY

ondaryl Perry enters his first season as an assistant women’s basketball coach at Garden City Community College.

Perry comes to Garden City from Oklahoma City, where he coached the Millwood girls, one of the most powerful programs in the Sooner state. Under his watch, the Falcons were 132-50 in three seasons, including a pair of regional championships. In 2017, Perry guided Millwood to an 18-11 finish and a trip to the state tournament.

THE PERRY FILE Hometown...................................Putnam City, OK High School..............................Putnam City West College......................................Central Oklahoma

FAMILY Wife: ...................................................................Shana Sons.................................................. Drake & Jaiden Daugthter..............................................................Dru

COACHING HISTORY 2019-Present: Garden City Assistant coach 2015-2018: Millwood High School Head Coach 2014-2015: Putnam City North Assistant Coach 2011-2014: Northeast Academy Head Coach

Before landing at Millwood, Perry coached one season at Putnam City North in 2015. The year prior to that, he was at Northeast High School, where in 2013, the Vikings finished 30-0 and won the 2A state championship. He was named Little All City Coach of the Year for the second time in three seasons while guiding the program to their most successful stretch in school history.

school record-44-point performance his senior year earned him a spot in the Faith 7 All-Star Game. He was a two-time All-State selection and was named to the High School Hoops Magazine “Player to Watch” list as a senior. After high school, Perry spent two years at Seminole State before walking on at Central Oklahoma, leading the region in 3-point shooting in 1996. That same year, his team was ranked as high as No. 2 in the nation, averaging a mind-boggling 107 points per contest. Perry’s impact reaches far beyond the basketball floor. He did one tour of duty in Iraq and was also sent back as a civilian contractor. As a teenager, he helped raise his younger brothers, overcoming plenty of obstacles along the way. In 2013, Perry was inducted into the Seminole State College Hall of Fame.

Long before Perry was drawing up x’s and o’s, he was a star player at Putnam City West, leading his team in scoring, shot blocking, steals and assists. In 1993, he led the state in steals (104) while averaging 21 points per game. His

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WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL PLAYER PROFILES Photo Roster............................................... 86 Roster............................................................ 87 Player profiles............................................ 88

Alyssa BOYCE

Jaleah BELLANY

ASSISTANT COACH

HEAD COACH

Londaryl

PERDAS

PERRY

FORWARD // 5’10 // SOPHOMORE

GUARD // 5’9 // FRESHMAN

CENTER // 6’5 // SOPHOMORE

Todd

TANDY

GUARD // 5’7 // FRESHMAN

FORWARD // 5’9 // FRESHMAN

GUARD // 5’7 // FRESHMAN

GUARD // 5’5 // FRESHMAN

GUARD // 5’6 // SOPHOMORE

Omega

FORWARD // 5’11 // SOPHOMORE

GUARD // 5’4 // SOPHOMORE

GUARD // 5’6 // SOPHOMORE

FORWARD// 5’9 // FRESHMAN

GUARD // 5’7 // SOPHOMORE

Taneigh BOYD Dashanae PAJEAUD Corina SUAREZ Jade THOMAS

34 33

Donetria MCGEE

Deborah FORD Dasja ROSS

Tyrielle WATKINS Tyla HAPPER Ariyanna HALL Hidaya THORNTON Felicity HOUSTON

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2019-2020 GARDEN CITY WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL ROSTER Alphabetical No.

Player

Pos.

Ht.

Cl.

Jaleah Bellany

5'4

Sophomore

Gifford, Florida / Sebastian River

Hometown/HS

Alyssa Boyce

5'6

Sophomore

Oklahoma City, OK / Putnam City West

Taneigh Boyd

5'10

Sophomore

Chicago, IL / Munster

Deborah Ford

5'11

Sophomore

Shreveport, LA / Captain Shreve

Ariyanna Hall

5'7

Freshman

Little Rock, AR / Little Rock Central

Tyla Happer

5'9

Freshman

Chesapeake, VA / DME Sports Academy

Felicity Houston

5'6

Sophomore

Donetria McGee

5'9

Freshman

Dashanae Pajeaud

5'10

Sophomore

Dasja Ross

5'7

Sophomore

Corina Suarez-Tudela

5'9

Freshman

Jade Thomas

6'5

Sophomore

Hidaya Thornton

5'5

Freshman

Aurora, CO / Eagle Crest

Tyrielle Watkins

5'7

Freshman

Plaquemine, LA / Plaquemine

Pos.

Ht.

Cl.

Arlington, TX / Arlington Bowie Shreveport, LA / Everman New Orleans, LA / Arlington Bowie Fort Worth, TX / Arlington Canary Islands, Spain / IES Alcalde Bernabe Rodriguez Detroit, MI / Henry Ford

No.

Player

Hometown/HS

Dasja Ross

5'7

Sophomore

Fort Worth, TX / Arlington

Donetria McGee

5'9

Freshman

Shreveport, LA / Everman

Alyssa Boyce

5'6

Sophomore

Oklahoma City, OK / Putnam City West

Jaleah Bellany

5'4

Sophomore

Gifford, Florida / Sebastian River

Deborah Ford

5'11

Sophomore

Shreveport, LA / Captain Shreve

Felicity Houston

5'6

Sophomore

Arlington, TX / Arlington Bowie

Hidaya Thornton

5'5

Freshman

Aurora, CO / Eagle Crest

Ariyanna Hall

5'7

Freshman

Little Rock, AR / Little Rock Central

Tyla Happer

5'9

Freshman

Chesapeake, VA / DME Sports Academy

Tyrielle Watkins

5'7

Freshman

Plaquemine, LA / Plaquemine

Jade Thomas

6'5

Sophomore

Corina Suarez-Tudela

5'9

Freshman

Dashanae Pajeaud

5'10

Sophomore

New Orleans, LA / Arlington Bowie

Taneigh Boyd

5'10

Sophomore

Chicago, IL / Munster

Detroit, MI / Henry Ford Canary Islands, Spain / IES Alcalde Bernabe Rodriguez

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DASJA

1ROSS

5-7, GUARD SOPHOMORE ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FORT WORTH, TX

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Transferred from Paris Junior College (played in 25 games last year; started seven) • Averaged 2.8 points per game and 1.2 rebounds per game • Scored a season-high 11 points vs. Bossier Parish (2/9/19) • 3.5 GPA • Interest from Lamar University and TCU • Mom LaTosha, works for the state • Dad Bryan works in security • Brother Bryan Ross Jr. plays basketball at Paschall High School • Defensive player of the year, second-team All-District and team MVP as a senior • Four-year starter in high school • Wants to be an attorney • Had major surgery when she was younger--doctors didn’t expect her to walk again • Favorite player is Steph Curry • Averaged 5 points per game as a junior • Ran track: 100 meters; also participated in the long and triple jump Coach Tandy on Ross “She will contend for the point guard spot. The bonus is that she already has Junior College experience.” Personal • Birthday: July 17, 2000

DONETRIA

2MCGEE

5-9, FORWARD FRESHMAN EVERMAN HIGH SCHOOL SHREVEPORT, LA

Prior to Garden City • 3.0 GPA • All-Tournament player • Won the team hustle award in high school • Wants to be a detective • Volleyball was first love • Didn’t even like basketball at first • Favorite player is Kevin Durant • Averaged 8.1 points per game and 3.2 rebounds per game as a junior • 6.7 points per game and 3.1 rebounds per game as a sophomore • 5 points per game as a freshman

Personal • Birthday: Oct. 4, 2000

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Coach Tandy on McGee “Donetria is a dynamic shooting guard who can score at the rim and defend at a high level. I am very excited to see her growth throughout the season.”

ALYSSA

3BOYCE

5-6, GUARD SOPHOMORE PUTNAM CITY WEST OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

2018-2019 Garden City • Played in 31 games and started 25 • Averaged 10.5 ppg, 3.9 rpg and 1.7 apg • Shot 40 percent from the field and 25 percent from 3 • 18 double-figure scoring games • Scored a season-high 21 points vs. Neosho (1/9/19)

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Prior to Garden City • Averaged 9 ppg her freshman year, 10 ppg as a sophomore, 12 ppg as a junior and 8 ppg as a senior • Dad Ronnie played PG at Seminole State • Older Brother Ronnie Boyce was a SG at San Francisco University • Older sister Jaslynn was a G at Murray State • Wants to be come a defense attorney • Tore her ACL her junior season during the first game at state tournament • Lost in state championship game senior year • Favorite team: Brooklyn Nets Prior to Garden City • Birthdate: June, 17, 1998 ALYSSA BOYCE CAREER HIGHS POINTS

vs. Neosho (1/9/19)

REBOUNDS

vs. Coffey (12/12/18)

ASSISTS

4 times Vs. Hutch (1/16/19)

TURNOVERS

BLOCKS

Vs. Hutch (2/9/19)

STEALS

Vs. Bethany (11/2/18)

FGM

Vs. Neosho (1/9/19)

FGA

Vs. Seward (2/6/19)

FG%

Vs. Colby (2/20/19)

3FGM

7 times

3FGA

Vs. Seward (1/14/19)

3FG%

100

Vs. Cowley (12/8/18)

Vs. Trinidad (12/5/18)

FTA

Vs. Cloud (11/28/18)

FT%

100

3 times

FTM

ALYSSA BOYCE OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

vs. Bethany JV

5-9

55.6

2-4

50.0

3-4

75.0

vs. Western Nebraska

5-11

45.5

0-2

0.0

4-5

80.0

Otero

5-12

41.7

0-3

0.0

2-4

50.0

Lamar

4-9

44.4

1-5

20.0

2-2

100.0

at Trinidad State

4-10

40.0

0-2

0.0

2-2

100.0

Bethel College JV

4-8

50.0

0-0

0-1

0.0

vs. Panola

2-4

50.0

0-2

0.0

5-6

83.3

vs. South Plains

1-6

16.7

0-2

0.0

0-2

0.0

at Cloud County

7-14

50.0

0-5

0.0

4-10

40.0

Allen County

4-9

44.4

1-3

33.3

2-4

50.0

Trinidad State

1-8

12.5

0-4

0.0

7-9

77.8

at Cowley

5-11

45.5

1-1

100.0

1-2

50.0

at Coffeyville

5-13

38.5

2-6

33.3

0-0

Independence

0-5

0.0

0-2

0.0

1-4

25.0

Neosho County

8-14

57.1

2-4

50.0

3-7

42.9

at Butler

4-11

36.4

1-5

20.0

2-3

66.7

Seward County

4-16

25.0

2-7

28.6

3-4

75.0

at Hutchinson

2-11

18.2

2-5

40.0

3-4

75.0

at Northwest Kansas Tech

4-10

40.0

0-3

0.0

6-7

85.7

Pratt

0-2

0.0

0-0

at Dodge City

1-5

20.0

1-2

50.0

4-8

50.0

Colby

6-14

42.9

1-3

33.3

3-6

50.0

at Barton

2-4

50.0

0-1

0.0

3-3

100.0

at Seward County

7-21

33.3

1-6

16.7

2-5

40.0

Hutchinson

2-7

28.6

0-1

0.0

1-2

50.0

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

5-11

45.5

2-4

50.0

0-0

Dodge City

3-7

42.9

1-3

33.3

2-3

66.7

Northwest Kansas Tech

6-12

50.0

2-4

50.0

2-3

66.7

at Colby

6-9

66.7

0-0

2-3

66.7

Barton

0-1

0.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Independence

3-7

42.9

1-2

50.0

2-3

66.7

ALLYSA BOYCE DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

vs. Bethany JV

vs. Western Nebraska

Otero

Lamar

at Trinidad State

Bethel College JV

vs. Panola

vs. South Plains

at Cloud County

Allen County

Trinidad State

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

JALEAH

5bellany

5-4, GUARD SOPHOMORE SEBASTIAN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL GIFFORD, FL

2018-2019 Garden City • Played in 31 games and started five • Averaged 10.5 points and 2.1 rebounds per game • Shot 33 percent from the field and 35 percent from 3 • 17 double-figure scoring games • SH 22 points vs. Barton (2/24/19)

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Prior to Garden City • Mom Marquite works at Piper Aircraft • MVP four years in high school • Popped a tendon in her ankle back in 2018 • Wants to be an orthodontist • Scored 1,000 points during her high school career • Scored a career-high 38 points on senior night Personal • Birthdate: March 20, 2000 JALEAH BELLANY CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Vs. Barton (2/24/19)

REBOUNDS

Vs. Lamar (11/10/18)

ASSISTS

5 tunes Vs. Hutch (1/16/19)

TURNOVERS

BLOCKS

Vs. Colby (2/20/19)

STEALS

Vs. Seward (1/14/19)

FGM

Vs. Barton (2/24/19)

FGA

Vs. Barton (2/24/19)

FG%

Vs. Indy (1/5/19)

3FGM

2 times

3FGA

2 times

3FG%

Vs. Panola (11/23/18)

FTM

Vs. Colby (2/20/19)

FTA

2 times

FT%

100

9 times

JALEAH BELLANY OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

vs. Bethany JV

4-7

57.1

2-3

66.7

1-2

50.0

vs. Western Nebraska

2-9

22.2

0-1

0.0

4-4

100.0

Otero

2-10

20.0

1-6

16.7

2-2

100.0

Lamar

6-10

60.0

2-6

33.3

0-0

at Trinidad State

3-8

37.5

1-3

33.3

0-0

Bethel College JV

2-4

50.0

0-1

0.0

1-2

50.0

vs. Panola

7-12

58.3

6-8

75.0

1-2

50.0

vs. South Plains

5-15

33.3

5-15

33.3

2-2

100.0

at Cloud County

0-7

0.0

0-4

0.0

0-0

Allen County

5-13

38.5

2-8

25.0

2-4

50.0

Trinidad State

4-13

30.8

3-12

25.0

0-0

at Cowley

3-12

25.0

3-8

37.5

4-4

100.0

at Coffeyville

2-8

25.0

2-8

25.0

0-0

Independence

4-6

66.7

2-4

50.0

3-4

75.0

Neosho County

1-4

25.0

1-3

33.3

0-1

0.0

at Butler

5-16

31.3

4-12

33.3

3-3

100.0

Seward County

6-11

54.5

5-8

62.5

3-4

75.0

at Hutchinson

4-9

44.4

3-6

50.0

2-2

100.0

at Northwest Kansas Tech

5-9

55.6

2-3

66.7

1-2

50.0

Pratt

6-21

28.6

6-16

37.5

4-5

80.0

at Dodge City

3-13

23.1

2-8

25.0

4-6

66.7

Colby

2-6

33.3

2-6

33.3

2-2

100.0

at Barton

4-12

33.3

3-8

37.5

0-0

at Seward County

1-6

16.7

1-4

25.0

0-0

Hutchinson

3-14

21.4

2-5

40.0

3-4

75.0

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

1-9

11.1

1-7

14.3

3-3

100.0

Dodge City

1-7

14.3

0-4

0.0

0-0

Northwest Kansas Tech

1-7

14.3

1-4

25.0

0-0

at Colby

1-6

16.7

1-3

33.3

6-6

100.0

Barton

8-23

34.8

6-16

37.5

0-0

at Independence

1-2

50.0

0-0

JALEAH BELLANY DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

vs. Bethany JV

vs. Western Nebraska

Otero

Lamar

at Trinidad State

Bethel College JV

vs. Panola

vs. South Plains

at Cloud County

Allen County

Trinidad State

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

DEBORAH

10FORD

5-11, FORWARD SOPHOMORE BOOKER T. WASHINGTON SHREVEPORT, LA

2018-2019 Garden City • Played 31 games and started four • Averaged 2.8 points and 1.9 rebounds per game • Shot 38 percent from the field and 0-1 from 3 • Season high 12 points vs. Colby (1/30/19)

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Prior to Garden City • Mom, Mary, worked for the school board • Younger sister Sha’Brenda currently runs track and plays basketball (junior in high school) • Second-team All-District as a senior • Wants to be a radiologist • Big Golden State Warriors fan • Is named after her aunt Personal • Birthdate: May 15, 1999 DEBORAH FORD CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

REBOUNDS

Vs. Colby (1/30/19) 2 times

ASSISTS

Vs. Cloud (11/28/18)

TURNOVERS

2 times

BLOCKS

STEALS

5 times

FGM

Vs. Colby (1/30/19)

FGA

1/30/19

FG%

100

2 times

3FGM

3FGA

3FG%

FTM

4 times

FTA

Vs. Hutch (2/9/19)

FT%

100

Vs. Neosho (1/9/19)

3 times

DEBORAH FORD OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

vs. Bethany JV

2-7

28.6

0-0

vs. Western Nebraska

2-6

33.3

0-0

Otero

4-6

66.7

0-0

0-2

0.0

Lamar

1-5

20.0

0-0

0-1

0.0

at Trinidad State

0-1

0.0

0-0

Bethel College JV

0-0

vs. Panola

1-3

33.3

0-0

0-1

0.0

vs. South Plains

2-5

40.0

0-0

0-2

0.0

at Cloud County

2-5

40.0

0-0

Allen County

1-2

50.0

0-0

Trinidad State

1-2

50.0

0-0

2-2

100.0

at Cowley

0-3

0.0

0-0

at Coffeyville

1-1

100.0

0-0

Independence

0-1

0.0

0-0

2-2

100.0

Neosho County

1-4

25.0

0-1

0.0

2-2

100.0

at Butler

0-1

0.0

0-0

Seward County

3-4

75.0

0-0

at Hutchinson

0-0

at Northwest Kansas Tech

1-3

33.3

0-0

Pratt

0-0

at Dodge City

1-2

50.0

0-0

0-2

0.0

Colby

6-11

54.5

0-0

at Barton

0-4

0.0

0-0

at Seward County

0-3

0.0

0-0

Hutchinson

1-2

50.0

0-0

2-4

50.0

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

2-4

50.0

0-0

Dodge City

1-4

25.0

0-0

Northwest Kansas Tech

1-3

33.3

0-0

at Colby

1-4

25.0

0-0

Barton

2-5

40.0

0-0

at Independence

2-2

100.0

0-0

100

DEBORAH FORD DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

vs. Bethany JV

vs. Western Nebraska

Otero

Lamar

at Trinidad State

Bethel College JV

vs. Panola

vs. South Plains

at Cloud County

Allen County

Trinidad State

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

101

FELICITY

11HOUSTON

5-6, GUARD SOPHOMORE ARLINGTON BOWIE ARLINGTON, TX

2018-2019 Garden City • Played in 30 games and started 22 • Averaged 3.9 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game • 3 double-figure scoring games • Scored a season high 16 points vs. Bethany (11/2/18) • Dished out a season-best six assists vs. Panola (11/23/18)

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • 3.7 GPA • Dad Phelix Houston is a project manager; mom Babette is a supply-chain professional • Defensive player of the year in high school • Wants to be a veterinarian • Her older sister passed away when she was young • Favorite player: Michael Jordan Personal • Birthdate: Sept. 19, 1999 FELICITY HOUSTON CAREER HIGHS

102

POINTS

REBOUNDS

Vs. Bethany (11/2/18) 2 times

ASSISTS

Vs. Panola (11/23/18)

TURNOVERS

Vs. Cowley (12/8/18)

BLOCKS

Vs. Butler (1/12/19)

STEALS

Vs. Neosho 1/9/19

FGM

Vs. Colby (1/30/19)

FGA

Vs. Butler (1/12/19)

FG%

100

Vs. Otero (11/9/18)

3FGM

3FGA

3FG%

100

Vs. Bethany (11/2/18) 6 times Vs. Bethany (11/2/18)

FTM

4 times

FTA

3 times

FT%

100

3 times

FELICITY HOUSTON OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

vs. Bethany JV

6-7

85.7

1-1

100.0

3-6

50.0

vs. Western Nebraska

0-0

Otero

1-1

100.0

0-0

Lamar

2-7

28.6

0-0

at Trinidad State

0-5

0.0

0-0

Bethel College JV

2-4

50.0

0-0

vs. Panola

1-4

25.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

vs. South Plains

1-4

25.0

0-0

at Cloud County

0-2

0.0

0-0

0-2

0.0

Allen County

3-10

30.0

0-0

Trinidad State

3-5

60.0

0-0

2-5

40.0

at Cowley

0-3

0.0

0-0

at Coffeyville

0-1

0.0

0-0

4-6

66.7

Independence

0-1

0.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

Neosho County

2-7

28.6

0-0

1-2

50.0

at Butler

5-11

45.5

0-1

0.0

0-0

Seward County

0-7

0.0

0-1

0.0

2-2

100.0

at Hutchinson

0-2

0.0

0-0

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

3-6

50.0

0-2

0.0

4-4

100.0

at Dodge City

1-3

33.3

0-0

4-6

66.7

Colby

0-4

0.0

0-0

4-4

100.0

at Barton

0-6

0.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Seward County

3-6

50.0

0-0

1-3

33.3

Hutchinson

3-6

50.0

0-0

2-4

50.0

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

1-3

33.3

0-0

0-2

0.0

Dodge City

3-4

75.0

0-0

Northwest Kansas Tech

1-4

25.0

0-0

at Colby

2-3

66.7

0-0

Barton

1-5

20.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Independence

0-0

104

FELICITY HOUSTON DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

vs. Bethany JV

vs. Western Nebraska

Otero

Lamar

at Trinidad State

Bethel College JV

vs. Panola

vs. South Plains

at Cloud County

Allen County

Trinidad State

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

105

HIDAYA

12 THORNTON

5-5, GUARD FRESHMAN EAGLE CREST AURORA, CO

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Two-sport athlete: basketball and track • Averaged 5 points, 3.7 rebounds and 3.7 steals per game as a senior • 5.3 points, 3.4 rebounds and 4.5 steals per game as a junior • 3.6 GPA • Born in Denver, CO • Mom Angela is a program analyst at the Department of Veteran Affairs • Defensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior • Program’s all-time leader in steals • Named female athlete of the year as a senior • Played in the A-Town All-star Game • Works as a food runner at a movie theatre when she’s not ins school • Three-year starter in high school • Wants to either be a nurse or a surgeon; also has considered marine biology • Has Raynauds Syndrome (causes blood vessels to narrow when you are cold or feeling stressed; usually occurs in fingers and toes) • Her sophomore season-led Eagle Crest to the postseason for the first time in more than a decade • Favorite players: Skylar Diggins and Kyrie Irving • Ran 100, 200 and 400 meters in high school Coach Tandy on Thornton “She is a lock-down defender who plays with high energy and passion on every possession.” Personal • Birthday: July 15, 2001

106

ARIYANNA

15HALL

5-7, GUARD FRESHMAN LITTLE ROCK CENTRAL LITTLE ROCK, AR

Personal • Birthday: Sept. 21, 2000

107

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • 3.0 GPA • Born in Camden, AR • Averaged 13.9 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 2.4 spg as a senior • Was team’s leading scorer • Had five 20-point games last year including a season-high 28 vs. Southside (1/22/19) • Scored 34 points and grabbed 15 rebounds in the All-Metro Classic High School Game back in March • Mom Catrina works in surgical technology • All-Conference her senior year • Started two years in high school and was on the varsity for four • Wants to be a physical therapist • Part of a team that went to four straight state tournaments • Greatest memory as a player was meeting former Notre Dame Star and WNBA player Skylar Diggins in 2016 • Favorite player: Kevin Durant • Favorite team: Brooklyn Nets

TYLA

21HAPPER

5-9, FORWARD FRESHMAN DME SPORTS ACADEMY CHESAPEAKE, VA

Prior to Garden City • Transferred from Purdue University Fort Wayne • Played high school ball in Florida • Averaged 11 points and four rebounds per game as a senior • As a junior-tallied 18.5 points and three assists per contest • Played for Michael Panaggio Coach Tandy on Happer “Tyla was an absolute steal at the last minute. She is a Division-I basketball player, so we expect her to have a high level of contribution on our team on and off the court.” BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Personal • Birthday: Sept. 19, 1998

108

TYRIELLE

24 WATKINS

5-7, GUARD FRESHMAN PLAQUEMINE PLAQUEMINE, LA

Prior to Garden City • 3.0 GPA • Ran track (800 meters, 4x800, and 4x400 relay teams) • Mom Sonya Watkins is a revenue tax analyst supervisor • Sister Taejah Watkins ran track at Louisiana Monroe • Had right knee surgery in high school • Four-year starter in high school • Wants to be a nutritionist • Favorite team is the Oklahoma City Thunder • Played point guard in high school • Played AAU ball during the summer

109

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Personal • Birthday: Sept. 30, 2000

JADE

30THOMAS

6-5, CENTER SOPHOMORE HENRY FORD HS DETROIT, MI

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • Transferred from Jackson Community College in Michigan (25 games last year--2.2 ppg, 4 rpg) • Scored a season-high nine points vs. Kalamazoo (1/25/19) • Has interest from Arkansas Pine Bluff • Mom Monike is an engineer with two Master’s Degrees; also is a real estate agent • Dad Timothy is an engineer with two Master’s Degrees; works as a supervisor • Brother Jalen is a freshman at Georgia State • Named most improved player in 2016 • Made All-Star team in 2018 • Played senior year at Coronado High School in Las Vegas • Works at Starbucks • Suffered a stress fracture in her foot last year • Four-year starter in high school • Played the four in high school before transitioning to center in college • Averaged a double-double her senior year • Has lived in four different states and has visited almost every state in the country • Says moving to Vegas her senior year was the best experience of her live • Favorite player is Lebron James Coach Tandy on Thomas “At 6-4, obviously she has the size and athleticism that we want at that position. Her experience at the two-year level will add so much value to our team.” Personal • Birthday: Oct. 2, 2000

110

CORINA

32tudela

5-9, GUARD FRESHMAN IES ALCALDE BERNABE RODRIGUEZ CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN

Prior to Garden City • Born in Santa Cruz de Tenerife • Plays guitar and is involved in karate • Mom Luz Maria Tudela Chico is a state official • Named best passer three straight years • Led team in scoring three straight seasons • Has been playing since she was 8 • Won several amateur championships: 12 and under Spain Champions in 2014-2015 • Second in 2015-2016 and third in 2016-2017 • Wants to be a personal trainer • Big soccer fan-favorite team is Real Madrid

Personal • Birthday: July 11, 2001

111

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Coach Tandy on Tudela “We were fortunate to tap into the international network and sign Corina, an extremely skilled combo guard from Spain. We expect her to have an immediate impact on our team.”

DASHANAE

33PAJEAUD

5-10, FORWARD SOPHOMORE ARLINGTON BOWIE NEW ORLEANS, LA

2018-2019 Garden City • Played in 31 games and started five • Averaged 2.8 points and 2.3 rebounds • Shot 43 percent from the floor and 62 percent from the line • Scored a season-high nine points vs. Cloud (11/28/18) and Bethel (11/16/18) • Pulled down a season-high five rebounds three times

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • 3.9 GPA • Mom Scherell is a phlebotomist; dad Roosevelt works for the postal service • Three-year starter in high school • Has always been a stretch four • Wants to be a nurse practitioner or go to medical school • Has twin siblings • Favorite player: Kevin Durant Personal • Birthdate: Sept. 19, 2000 DASHANAE PAJEAUD CAREER HIGHS

112

POINTS

REBOUNDS

2 times 3 times

ASSISTS

Vs. Neosho (1/9/19)

TURNOVERS

5 times

BLOCKS

2 times

STEALS

Vs. Cloud (11/28/19)

FGM

2 times

FGA

2 times

FG%

100

4 times

3FGM

3FGA

3FG%

Vs. Bethany (11/2/18)

FTM

2 times

FTA

Vs. Cloud (11/28/18)

FT%

100

5 times

DASHANAE PAJEAUD OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

vs. Bethany JV

1-3

33.3

0-1

0.0

1-2

50.0

vs. Western Nebraska

0-1

0.0

0-0

Otero

0-0

2-2

100.0

Lamar

1-3

33.3

0-0

3-3

100.0

at Trinidad State

0-0

Bethel College JV

4-5

80.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

vs. Panola

1-1

100.0

0-0

vs. South Plains

0-6

0.0

0-0

2-2

100.0

at Cloud County

3-3

100.0

0-0

3-6

50.0

Allen County

1-4

25.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

Trinidad State

1-2

50.0

0-0

at Cowley

4-6

66.7

0-0

at Coffeyville

0-2

0.0

0-0

Independence

0-1

0.0

0-0

2-2

100.0

Neosho County

1-2

50.0

0-0

2-2

100.0

at Butler

2-2

100.0

0-0

1-4

25.0

Seward County

0-0

at Hutchinson

1-2

50.0

0-0

0-1

0.0

at Northwest Kansas Tech

1-4

25.0

0-0

Pratt

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Dodge City

1-5

20.0

0-0

Colby

1-4

25.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

at Barton

3-4

75.0

0-0

at Seward County

1-1

100.0

0-0

Hutchinson

0-3

0.0

0-0

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

1-2

50.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

Dodge City

1-1

100.0

0-0

Northwest Kansas Tech

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Colby

3-5

60.0

0-0

Barton

0-0

at Independence

1-3

33.3

0-0

1-2

50.0

114

DASHANAE PAJEAUD DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

vs. Bethany JV

vs. Western Nebraska

Otero

Lamar

at Trinidad State

Bethel College JV

vs. Panola

vs. South Plains

at Cloud County

Allen County

Trinidad State

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

115

TANEIGH

34BOYD

5-10, FORWARD SOPHOMORE MUNSTER CHICAGO, IL

2018-2019 Garden City • Played in 31 games and started seven • Averaged 3.2 points and 2.5 rebounds • Shot 47 percent from the field and 59 percent from the line • Season-high 13 points vs. Independence (1/5/19) • Pulled down a season-best nine rebounds vs. Hutchinson (2/9/19)

BRONCBUSTER BASKETBALL

Prior to Garden City • 3.0 GPA • Averaged a double-double her senior year • Mom Shalondra is an Assistant General Manager at Walgreen’s Return center • Holds the record for most rebounds in a game (26) • Vice President Honor Roll as a freshman at GCCC • AD Salt Team Member • Three-year varsity starter • Wants to be an athletic trainer • Favorite player: Kevin Durant Personal • Birthdate: Jan. 28, 2000 TANEIGH BOYD CAREER HIGHS

116

POINTS

Vs. Indy (1/5/19)

REBOUNDS

Vs. Hutch (2/9/19)

ASSISTS

8 times

TURNOVERS

Vs. Trinidad (12/5/18)

BLOCKS

STEALS

Vs. NW Tech (2/18/19)

FGM

Vs. Indy (1/5/19)

FGA

Vs. Indy (1/5/19)

FG%

100

3FGM

2 times

3FGA

Vs. Indy (1/5/19)

3FG%

100

5 times

Vs. S. Plains (11/24/18)

FTM

Vs. Allen (12/1/18)

FTA

Vs. Allen (12/1/18)

FT%

100

2 times

TANEIGH BOYD OFFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

vs. Bethany JV

4-6

66.7

0-1

0.0

0-0

vs. Western Nebraska

0-0

Otero

3-6

50.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

Lamar

1-3

33.3

0-0

1-2

50.0

at Trinidad State

0-2

0.0

0-0

1-4

25.0

Bethel College JV

2-3

66.7

0-0

vs. Panola

1-1

100.0

0-0

1-2

50.0

vs. South Plains

1-2

50.0

1-1

100.0

0-0

at Cloud County

1-2

50.0

0-0

2-2

100.0

Allen County

2-5

40.0

0-0

5-6

83.3

Trinidad State

0-0

at Cowley

1-1

100.0

0-0

at Coffeyville

0-0

Independence

5-7

71.4

1-2

50.0

2-3

66.7

Neosho County

4-5

80.0

0-1

0.0

1-2

50.0

at Butler

0-2

0.0

0-0

0-1

0.0

Seward County

1-1

100.0

0-0

at Hutchinson

0-1

0.0

0-0

at Northwest Kansas Tech

0-0

Pratt

1-3

33.3

0-0

at Dodge City

1-1

100.0

0-0

Colby

2-4

50.0

0-0

at Barton

1-4

25.0

0-0

at Seward County

1-1

100.0

0-0

Hutchinson

1-3

33.3

0-0

3-4

75.0

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

0-2

0.0

0-0

Dodge City

2-5

40.0

0-0

0-2

0.0

Northwest Kansas Tech

2-3

66.7

0-0

at Colby

0-3

0.0

0-0

1-1

100.0

Barton

1-3

33.3

0-0

2-3

66.7

at Independence

1-4

25.0

0-1

0.0

0-0

118

TANEIGH BOYD DEFENSIVE GAME-BY GAME 2018-2019 OPPONENT

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

vs. Bethany JV

vs. Western Nebraska

Otero

Lamar

at Trinidad State

Bethel College JV

vs. Panola

vs. South Plains

at Cloud County

Allen County

Trinidad State

at Cowley

at Coffeyville

Independence

Neosho County

at Butler

Seward County

at Hutchinson

at Northwest Kansas Tech

Pratt

at Dodge City

Colby

at Barton

at Seward County

Hutchinson

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Pratt

Dodge City

Northwest Kansas Tech

at Colby

Barton

at Independence

119

RECORD BOOK Men’s Records..........................................122 Women’s Records...................................123

MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL

RECORDS INDIVIDUAL

Most points scored in a game................................................................................................................45-Dana Albright (1971-72) Most points scored in a season........................................................................................694-Virgil Vaughn (1982-83) 22.4 average Most points scored in two seasons......................................................1,180-Darrin Hancock (1990-1992) 60 games; 19.7 average Most rebounds in a game.............................................................................................................. 23-Cedric Taylor vs. Butler (3/99) Most rebounds in a season......................................................................... 328-Darrin Hancock (1991-92) 28 games; 11.7 average Most rebounds in two seasons................................................................... 626-Darrin Hancock (1990-92) 60 games; 10.4 average Most field goals attempted in a game.......................................................................... 25-Torre Johnson vs. Dodge City (2/11/04) Most field goals made in a game................................................................................... 15-Torre Johnson vs. Dodge City (2/11/04) Most field goals attempted in a season................................................... 550-Jerome Hubbard (1990-00) 32 games; 17.2 average Most field goals made in a season...................................................................261-Torre Johnson (2003-04) 32 games; 8.1 average Highest field goal percentage in a season.........................................................................61.7-Darrin Hancock (1991-92) 253-410 Most field goals attempted in two seasons.........................................................934-Jerome Hubbard (1998-00) 65 games; 14.4 average Highest field goal percentage in two seasons..............................................................59.3-Darrin Hancock (1990-92) 60 games; 467-787 Most free throws made in a game........................................................................................ 15-Cesar Sanchez vs. Barton (1/29/97) Most free throws attempted in game.................................................................................. 17-Cesar Sanchez vs. Barton (1/29/97) Most free throws attempted in a season..................................................... 215-Darrin Hancock (1990-91) 32 games; 6.7 average Most free throws made in a season.................................................................................. 135-Darrin Hancock (1990-91) 32 games Most free throws in a game without a miss.................................................................14-14: Bennie Crawford vs. Lamar (2/26/63) Best free throw percentage for a season.................................................................................84.6-Willie Battle (1991-92) 110-130 Most free throws attempted in two seasons................................................................... 395-Darrin Hancock (1990-92) 60 games Most free throws made in two seasons............................................................................ 249-Darrin Hancock (1990-92) 60 games

TEAM Most points scored by GCCC in a game........................................................................................... 124 vs. New Mexico (11/11/89) Most points scored by opponent in a game................................................................................................ 112 vs. Barton (2/7/00) Fewest points scored by GCCC in a game............................................................................................... 20 vs. El Dorado (1/24/38) Fewest points scored by an opponent in a game............................................................................... 18 vs. Trinidad State (1/9/39) Most points scored by GCCC in a season...........................................................................2,911, 34 games, 85.6 average (1998-99) Fewest points allowed by GCCC in a season.....................................................................2,265, 29 games, 78.1 average (1991-92) Most points allowed by GCCC in a season........................................................................2,695, 30 games, 89.8 average (1989-90) Most rebounds in a game..................................................................................................................73 vs. McPherson JV (11/1/96) Most rebounds in a season................................................................................................1,371, 34 games, 40.3 average (1998-99) Most assists in a game....................................................................................................... 31 vs. Neosho (3/3/92) & Colby (1/16/99) Most field goals attempted in a game............................................................................................................ 89 vs. Pratt (1/13/90) Most field goals made in a game....................................................................................................... 46 vs. New Mexico (11/11/89) Best field goal percentage in a game................................................................................................... 64 vs. Hutchinson (1/20/97) Most field goals attempted in a season................................................................................................................ 1,058-1999-2000 Highest field goal percentage in a season.................................................................................................49.8-1996-97, 996-2,000 Most free throws attempted in a game.................................................................................................... 56 vs. Clarendon (1/7/83) Most free throws made in a game.......................................................................35 vs. Barton (1/29/87) & Colorado NW (11/4/99) Most free throws attempted in a season..................................................................................................................... 935-1989-90 Most free throws made in a season.............................................................................................................................. 637-1989-90 Highest free throw percentage in a season..................................................................................................68.1-1991-92, 556-817 Fewest turnovers committed in a game.........................................................................................................6 vs. Allen (11/29/89) Most turnovers in a game............................................................................................................................... 36 vs. Barton (2/8/99) Most turnovers in a season........................................................................................................................................... 686-1998-99 Most forced turnovers in a game.....................................................................................................38 vs. Northeastern (11/19/99) Most forced turnovers in a season........................................................................................................................... 402-1999-2000 Most 3PA in a game....................................................................................................................................... 40 vs. Barton (1/13/99) Most 3s made in a game.................................................................................................................................17 vs. Colby (2/24/18) Most 3s made in a season.................................................................................................................................................. 229-1998 Best 3-point percentage for a season...........................................................................................................41.1-1991-92, 174-423 Best season in school history............................................................................................................................ 25-6 (1991-92) 83%

122

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RECORDS INDIVIDUAL

Most points scored in a game........................................................................................................................... 41-Pietra Gay (1994) Most points scored in a season....................................................................................................... 709-Jasmine Irving (2002-2003) Best Season scoring average.................................................................................................................... 25.2-Pietra Gay (1993-94) Most points scored in career......................................................................................................... 1,183 -Tamara Jones (2011-2013) Most rebounds in a game...............................................................................................................21-Briana Loadholt (2007-2008) Highest rebound average in a season...................................................................................14.2-Sharniece Saunders (2006-2007) Most field goals attempted in a game....................................................................................................29-Pietra Gay (1993-1994) Most field goals made in a game................................................................... 13-Pietra Gay (1993-94 & Chareka Terry (2002-2003) Most field goals attempted in a season.......................................................................................... 542-Chareka Terry (2002-2003) Most field goals made in a season................................................................................................... 271-Chareka Terry (2002-2003) Highest field goal percentage in a season.............................................................................55.6-Marisela Rodriguez (2009-2010) Most field goals attempted in a career..............................................................................................872-Tamar Jones (2011-2013) Most field goals made in a career.....................................................................................................433-Tamara Jones (2011-2013) Highest field goal percentage in a career.......................................................................................50%-Tamara Jones (2011-2013) Most free throws made in a game...............................................................................................................17-Pietra Gay (1994-95) Most free throws attempted in a season....................................................................................... 240-Jasmine Irving (2002-2003) Most free throws made in a season............................................................................................... 179 -Jasmine Irving (2002-2003) Highest free throw percentage in a season..................................................................................... 85%-Kelly Kramer (2001-2002) Most free throws attempted in a career..........................................................................................351-Tamara Jones (2011-2013) Most free throws made in a career...................................................................................................264-Tamara Jones (2011-2013) Most 3s made in a game............................................................................................................................9-Kavita Akula (12/10/17) Most 3s made in a season................................................................................................................... 85-Katie Novack (2008-2009) Most 3s made in a career.................................................................................................................164-Marci Johnson (1999-2001) Most assists in a game.............................................................................................................................12-Caritas Henry (1994-95) Best 3pt% in a season....................................................................................................................39.6%-Katie Novack (2008-2009) Highest assist average in a season........................................................................................................8.1-Caritas Henry (1994-95) Most assists in a career..........................................................................................................................198-Krystle Jim (2001-2003) Most steals in a game..............................................................................................................................10-Krystle Jim (2002-2003) Most steals in a career...................................................................................................................... 156-Chareka Terry (2001-2003) Best free throw percentage in a career...........................................................................................75.2-Tamara Jones (2011-2013)

TEAM

Most points scored in a game..................................................................................................................117 vs. Lamar (2014-2015) Most points allowed in a game............................................................................................... 110 vs. Western Oklahoma (1999-00) Fewest points scored in a game........................................................................................................ 29 vs. Hutchinson (2006-2007) Fewest points allowed in a game.......................................................................................26 vs. Oklahoma Baptist JV (2012-2013) Highest scoring average in a season..................................................................................................................... 77.2 (2002-2003) Fewest points per game allowed in a season....................................................................................................... 54.2 (2012-2013) Most points allowed in a season............................................................................................................................. 2,346 (1999-00) Most rebounds in a game..........................................................................................................................68 vs. Lamar (2007-2008) Highest rebound average in a season................................................................................................................... 44.2 (2012-2013) Most assists in a game...........................................................................................................29 vs. Southern Nazarene (2003-2004) Most assists in a season.......................................................................................................................................... 595 (2002-2003) Highest field goal percentage in a game.....................................................................63.9% vs. Oklahoma Baptist JV (2012-2013) Highest field goal percentage for a season.......................................................................................................... 41.6 (2012-2013) Most field goals made in a season........................................................................................................................1,047 (2002-2003) Most free throws attempted in a game....................................................................................... 51 vs. Independence (2000-2001) Most free throws made in a game.........................................................................32 vs. Independence, Pratt & Cloud (2000-2001) Most free throws attempted in a season............................................................................................................... 929 (2002-2003) Most free throws made in a season........................................................................................................................ 627 (2002-2003) Highest free throw percentage in a season.......................................................................................................... 69% (2004-2005) Most 3s made in a season....................................................................................................................................... 213 (2002-2003) Most 3s made in one game.................................................................................................................... 14 vs. Midland (2012-2013)

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RECORDS TEAM CONTINUED

Highest 3-point percentage in a game......................................................................................77.8-14-18 vs. Seward (2008-2009) Highest 3-point percentage in a season...............................................................................................................35.1 (2000-20010 Most 3s attempted in a game................................................................................................................ 34 vs. Midland (2012-2013) Fewest turnovers in a game...........................................................................................................................7 vs. Pratt (2002-2003) Fewest turnovers in a season.................................................................................................................................. 510 (2004-2005) Most steals in a game............................................................................................................................. 27 vs. Bethany (2012-2013) Most steals in a season............................................................................................................................................ 448 (2002-2003)

COACHING RECORDS Years

Coach

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2017-2019

Chy Mitchell

2013-2017

Nick Salazar

2009-2013

Alaura Sharp

2006-2009

Jake Ripple

1999-2006

Bobby Brasel

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1996-1998

Ed Kozol

1994-1995

Kevin Cook

1992-1993

Joe Lay

1989-1991

John Armstrong

1987-1988

Kim Price

1982-1986

Wes Bartlett

1981

Dana Albright

1978-1980

Gloria Lattimer

1977

Debbie Bray

1973-1976

Betty Jo Johns

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COLLEGE PRESIDENT dr. ryan ruda

7TH PRESIDENT, GARDEN CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

he board of trustees unanimously approved, on Feb. 12, 2019, Dr. Ryan Ruda as the seventh President of Garden City Community College.

Before taking on the lead roll, Ruda served as the interim President since the summer of 2018. Dr. Ruda has been a part of Garden City Community College for more than two decades, most recently serving as the vice president of instruction and student services. He began his tenure as a counselor before being named Director of Counseling in 2003. From there, Dr. Ruda held numerous leadership roles on campus including Athletic Director. Dr. Ruda is also very active in our Southwest Kansas community, where he volunteers on the United School District 363 Holcomb school board and the Board of the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce. He participates in the Garden City Rotary Club and sits as an exofficio member of the Garden City Community College Endowment Association Board. Dr. Ruda completed his Doctorate in Community College Leadership through the Rouche Graduate Center at National American University in 2018. He also earned a Master of Science in Counseling and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, both at Fort Hays State University.

Dr. Ruda and his wife, Amanda, have three daughters in middle and high school—Madi, Nicole, and Malia, all of whom attend school in Holcomb. When Dr. Ruda entered the Presidential role at Garden City Community College, he brought with him a renewed focus on student-centered and value driven decision making at the faculty, staff, and administrative levels. Dr. Ruda himself exemplifies the “BroncBUSTER” values, as they are called on campus. He is a servant leader, is a very relatable individual, and his passion for student success permeates the entire campus at GCCC.

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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR GREG MCVEY

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reg McVey begins his first season as the Director of Athletics at Garden City Community College.

A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Greg McVey comes to Garden City Community College from the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois where he led the Chaparrals 18 intercollegiate athletic programs as the Director of Athletics and Recreation. While there, he was able to lead the department through the successful completion of a yearlong NJCAA probation period that was levied upon the department prior to his arrival on campus in July of 2018. Additionally, he led several initiatives including; successfully securing funding to create a full-time Sports Information Coordinator position and the Student-Athlete Enrichment Coordinator. The department also hosted the 2018 Red Grange Bowl sponsored by the NJCAA that crowns the football national champion on a yearly basis for the non-scholarship football playing institutions. McVey also served as the NATYCAA District 4 Executive Board Member that provides a voice and leadership for two-year athletic administrators within the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Prior to his time in Glen Ellyn, Greg was the Director of Athletics at Jefferson College in Hillsboro, Missouri from 2015 through 2018. Under his leadership the Vikings recorded a combined .670 winning percentage, 9 Missouri Community College Athletic Conference Championships, 4 NJCAA Region 16 Championships, 3 NJCAA District Championships and 3 National Tournament Appearances. In addition, the Vikings had 151 Academic All-MCCAC, 108 Academic All-NJCAA Region 16, and 36 NJCAA Academic All-Americans during his tenure as the Director of Athletics. He was able to spearhead several facility upgrades while in Hillsboro including; a new indoor HD video board, remodel of the athletic training room, baseball stadium backstop and seating improvements, and the complete renovation of the campus fitness center. Viking Athletics was also visible in the community and the athletic department performed several hundred hours of service learning throughout Jefferson County including; reading at elementary schools, free sports clinics, and stocking shelves at local food pantries. Greg was also instrumental in implementing several new athletic initiatives including; Under Armour/BSN Purchasing Agreement that saw the department partner with a national brand for all uniforms, practice gear and footwear, Athletics Sponsorship and Marketing program which created a revenue stream for the department, and revising and implementing the Jefferson College Student-Athlete Substance Abuse Testing program.

and has served a member of the Hannibal, Missouri Kiwanis Club, and the Hillsboro Missouri Rotary Club. In total Greg has over 25 years of experience in intercollegiate athletics, including; Director of Athletics at Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Missouri (2010-2014), Associate Director of Athletics at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois (2007-2010), Head Baseball Coach/ Academic Coordinator for Student-Athletes at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois (2001-2007), Head Baseball Coach/Campus Recreation Director at Kentucky Wesleyan College in Owensboro, Kentucky (20002001), Assistant Baseball Coach at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina (1998-2000), Assistant Baseball at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio (1997), Head Baseball Coach/Student Activities Coordinator at Miami University-Middletown (1993-1996), and Graduate Assistant Baseball Coach at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio (1992-1993). Greg earned his Bachelors in Business Administration in 1992 from Saint Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College in Rensselaer, Indiana and his Masters in Sports Administration in 1993 from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Greg is married to the former Amy Wheelock and has five children, Justin (28), Dalton (25), Avery (20), Casey (15), and Sophie (7). sophie

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McVey has served on several conference and national committees during his career including; NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel, NATYCAA Executive Board, NAIA National Administrative Council, NAIA Competitive Experience Committee, HAAC Strategic Planning Task Force, Athletic Director Liaison for HAAC Soccer, NCAA North Central Regional Baseball Advisory Committee, and the NCAA North Central Regional Softball Advisory Committee. Additionally, he is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), past member of the American Baseball Coaches Association,

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ASSISTANT AD COLIN LAMB

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR/V.P STUDENT SERVICES

olin Lamb has been a staple at Garden City Community College for nearly 20 years.

Within the last four months, Lamb was promoted to Vice President of Student services. Before that, he served as interim Athletic Director and Dean of Students.

Lamb’s hard work and commitment to Garden City Community College and its students allowed him to move up into multiple administrative roles throughout his career. He played a key roll in the success of the 2016 National Championship and 2018 National Runner-up teams, as well the hiring of Head Coach Tom Minnick, who took Arizona Western to the National Championship Game three different times. Lamb earned an Associate’s of Arts Degree from Garden City Community College and transferred to Washburn University where he earned both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree. Lamb serves on various committees at GCCC, and has earned numerous awards over the past 19 years. He has overseen and helped write two TRIO/SSS grants through the Department of Educationtotaling more than $2 million. Some of his committee appointments include: the Academic Review Committee, Behavioral and Discipline Committee, and the Security and Safety Committee.

Lamb was born and raised in Garden City, KS. He is married to Winsom Lamb and has two sons, Kyler (19) and Isaac (15). Lamb’s son, Kyler, was an all-state basketball player at Garden City High School, earning a scholarship to play for the Broncbusters this season. His wife, Winsom, is a social-science instructor at Garden City Community College, and their youngest son, Isaac, plays football and basketball at Garden City High School.

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RADIO/STREAMING BRONCBUSTER RADIO BROADCASTS All Garden City radio broadcasts, home and away, with Mike Pilosof calling the play-by-play and John Ford providing color analysis, can be heard locally and exclusively in Garden City on 99.9 FM ESPN Radio. The station has been the flagship for the Broncbusters since 2015. Garden City games can be heard on many different platforms. If you want to listen on your computer, you can log on to gobroncbusters.com, go to the football page and click on audio. You can also go directly to westernkansasnews.com/kwkr. On your mobile device, you can download the free 999 app from the apple app store or Google play on Android. In addition, you can download the free TuneIn app and search for KWKR. Game Broadcasts All broadcasts of Broncbuster basketball begin 15 minutes prior to tip with the pregame show. The segment includes interviews with both

After graduation, he worked in Woodward, Okla. for five years and Weatherford Okla. for one. In 2013, he was hired as the sports director at the Western Kansas Broadcast Center in Garden City. Then in 2016, he began working as the part-time sports information director at Garden City Community College. His wife Amber is a registered nurse at Siena Medical Center in Garden City. They have four children: Ryan (14), Gavin (14), Connor (12) and Benjamin (10). John Ford has been a fixture in Garden City since 1982. He began his coaching career at the same time, partnering up with Bill Wilson to launch the Garden City High School baseball program. From there, Ford went on to coach basketball before starting the softball program at the high school in 1994. He won 239 games in 19 seasons including four regional titles and two conference championships. The field at Tangeman Sports Complex is named in his honor. John has also served as the public address announcer for the high school since 1996 and began calling college games in 2015. John and his wife Sharon have four kids: J.J. (32)-was a starting tight end for Garden City from 2005-2006 and an academic All-American... Katie (30), Kelli (26) and Leslie (24).

BRONCBUSTER VIDEO STREAMING Mike Pilosof Play-by-Play

John Ford Color Analyst

All home basketball games are streamed on the Broncbusters you tube channel. Just log on to gobroncbusters.com and scroll down to the you tube section on the home page.

coaches, players and a game recap from the week before. The Domino’s postgame report follows with full-game highlights, coaches and player interviews as well as a full-game recap. Game Archives All basketball games are archived. To listen to any past games, you can log on to gobroncbusters.com, go to the basketball page and click on audio at the end of each broadcast. You can also go directly to westernkansasnews.com/gccc-sports-streaming. All archived audio broadcasts are commercial free and can be listened to on your computer or mobile device. Broncbuster Coach’s Show Hear from both coaches and certain players each Thursday night during the Broncbuster Coach’s Show at Old Chicago in Garden City. The show airs from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. exclusively on 99.9 FM and is hosted by C.D. DeSalvo. About the broadcasters Mike Pilosof has served as the radio voice of the Broncbusters for the past seven seasons. Before that, he was the voice of both the college and the high school before moving into his new full-time roll as sports information director at Garden City Community College. Mike graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Media Studies in 2007.

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