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Bishop Meige has some very nice players.  they have won more state titles than any school in Kansas history.  it is a catholic school in Kansas city.  They have a nice soph pg, but I can't remember her name.  They didn't have anybody at kaylee and lanie's level, but they just have more good kids. Wamego's 4-8 kids weren't as strong as the ones they had last year when they won the state title.  2 great kids no matter how good can't beat 5 solid players without some help

 

The best team in Kansas all classes in my opinion would be 1) Leavenworth 5a; 2) Wichita south 6a, 3) Salina Central 5a; 4) maize 6a; 5) olathe south 6a 6)  bishop meige 4a; 7).acquinas 5a  8) kapun 5a 9) Wamego 4a 10) Manhattan 6a.

 

Bishop miege beat Jess Shepards team over xmas break in kc in a holiday tourney. 

 

Leavenworth is off the charts good.  They may bounce into the USA today top 20 next year.  They have 4 BCS kids (3 jrs) and a freshman.  They go 6'3; 6'2" 6'1" accross the front line.  NU has offered 2 of them and they could easily end up there.  Rachel Blackburn and Tyler Johnson.  Blackburn is in prospect nations top 60; and Johnson and Blackburn both grade out as 3 star 90 score kids on hoopgurlz.  Blackburn is bigger, but Johnson is more dominant currently. 

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Thanks for the info kansashusker!

 

The 2014 Wichita Eagle/VarsityKansas.com All-State girls basketball team
 

Girls Kylee Kopatich, Olathe South Jacee Kramer, Jefferson North Shaelyn Martin, Salina Central Kaylee Page, Wamego Lanie Page, Wamego Coach Matt Richardson, Hesston

 

 

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The girl holding up the blonde is Jacee Kramer she's attending Emporia St next year. The blonde is Shaelyn Martin, she's going to K-State as is Kylee Kopatich number 33 in blue. We all know where Kaylee is going and hopefully her sister follows her.

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I have never heard a time limit. I assume ksu has to at least be back in a discussion since they changed coaches and it is 20 miles from her house.

 

Report has it that all returning K State players have said they will be back next year. And from what I understand is that Mittie only has one scholarship to give. That is if all the incoming recruits will stay aboard. I say Lanie will decide between us and Texas Tech.

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That is a fun question Doc.   I am pretty sure year in year out Kansas has more high level kids than Nebraska.  I will take the ks all state list and cut and paste offers or commitments for the ks kids. Somebody should do the same for Nu and we can compare.

 

That said, I have seen most of the ks kids, and not all of the Nebraska kids, but Jess is a difference maker so I say Neb. would win this year.  Also, ks is bad about always taking one small town kid with big numbers and putting them on the super state team to keep the small schools happy. I would strongly argue KS "top 5" by awards isn't the top 5 by talent or current ability.

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here is the ks list with offers that I can find.  I just cut and paste off rivals the names.  Not my opinion re: first team/second team etc.  I added in the school locations myself:

 

2013-14 girls First Team:
Jaylyn Agnew, Andover, 6-1, Jr.  (Missouri valley conf/mid major offers)
*Sam Bachrodt, Kapaun 5-9, Jr. (Drake)
*Kendrian Elliott, Wichita South, 6-2 So (bcs offers)
Tyler Johnson, Leavenworth, 6-2, Jr. (bcs offers including NU)
Toshia Jones, Leavenworth, 6-2, Jr.  (Missouri valley conf/mid major offers)
Kylee Kopatich, Olathe South, 5-10, Jr. (KSU committed)
Jacee Kramer, Jefferson North, 5-7 Sr. (Emporia State  top 20 d2 school)
Shaelyn Martin, Salina Central, 6-0 Sr. (Kansas State)
*Kaylee Page, Wamego, 6-1, Sr. (Nebraska)
*Lannie Page, Wamego, 6-2, Jr  (bcs offers including NU)
*Keiryn Swenson, Maize, 6-1 Jr. (Tulsa)
Kirea Rogers, Wichita South, 6-0, Jr.  (Missouri valley conf/mid major offers)


Second Team:
Rachel Blackburn, Leavenworth, Jr.  (bcs offers including NU)
Marleah Campbell, SM West (Wyoming)
Sydney Kuhn, Kapaun  (Missouri valley conf. and mid major offers but declined for volleyball at notre dame)
Ericka Mattingly, Wichita South  (Missouri valley offers possible bcs)
Lauren Mertz, Blue Valley Northwest - KSU
Shelbe Piggie, Bishop Miege, So.  (bcs level)
Caylee Richardson, Hesston, Jr.  (high d2 and mid major offers)
Sklyer Snodgrass, Andover Central (Wyoming)
Jessica Steffen, Buhler, So  (will have high d2 and mid major offers)
Bryna Vogel, Clearwater  will play volleyball at Kansas state
Tia Weledji, St. Thomas Aquinas (Princeton)
Emily Wood, Salina Central  -- walk on Nebraska


Honorable Mention
Cassidy Barnard, Madison
Jayme Bembeck Garden City
Breanna Bluma, Burlington
Megan Bonar, Desoto  (south Dakota)
Jordan Christensen, Golden Plains
Kierra Collier, BV North  (will have bcs offers)
Kylah Comley, Sterling
Devin Cosper, Coffeyville
Shelby Dahl, Santa Fe Trail
Laura Dennis, Oakley
Morgan Ediger, Cimarron
Kristina Farber, Hoxie
Elena Flott, Olpe  (pitt state high d2)
Daley Handy, Maize  (high d2 and mid major offers)
Morgan Harwood Great Bend
Carly Heim, Hoxie
Haylea Hessman, Argonia
Anna Hignight, Independence
Morgan Hood, Bucklin (Fort Hays high level d2)
Arielle Jackson, SM Northwest, Jr.
Megan James, Concordia
Brittany Kramer, Marais des Cygnes
Addie Lackey, Hillsboro (Emporia State high level d2)
Tatyana Legette, Seaman
Shelby Lopez, Carroll  (high level d2 offers)
Shelby Makovec, Centre
Jenson Maydew, Pratt
Aleis McAfee, Sabetha
Brenna McClure, Lyons
Brittany Meyer, Andale
Jordyn Miller, Carroll
Kyrstie Miller, Holton  (emporia state high level d2)
Brynn Minor, Eisenhower
Jamie Navinsky, Jefferson North
Madison Northcutt, Wichita South
Abby Pedersen, McPherson
Reagan Phelan, Central Plains
Madison Piper, Free State, Fr.  (mid major to bcs level)
Laykyn Preisner, Northern Heights
Katren Reinbolt, Fort Scott
Bailey Rinehart, Olathe South
Sierra Roberts, SM South
Brandi Jo Roepke, Valley Heights
Brenni Rose, SM Northwest, So.
Leslie Speer, Dighton
Regan Stone, Olathe East
Mariah Suchan, Maize South  (buffalo university -- former home of turner gill)
Jaura Sudbeck, Baileyville.
Laykin Suderman, Moundridge
Taryn Tempel Garden City
Clare Thomas, St. Marys  (high level d2)
Jordyn Tuck, St. Paul
Madison Vargo, Riley County (washburn high level d2)
Lexie Villegas, Bishop Miege
Scout Wiebe, Free State
Emma Zeck, Leavenworth
 

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PAGE PRESENTED WITH GATORADE PLAYER OF THE YEAR BANNER

Lady Raider Kaylee Page was presented with the Gatorade Player of the Year banner at the USD 320, Wamego, Board of Education meeting Monday night.

She was recognized along with the gi...rls state basketball team, state wrestlers and various others for academic achievement.

The board also approved the hiring of a new athletic director/assistant principal, and heard proposals for changes to the WHS grading policy.

For more information, visit our online edition at
www.thewamegosmokesignal.com

(Photo: Beth Howell Day, the Smoke Signal)
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From reading this article is seems as if Kaylees work ethic is off the charts.  Almost like Kelsey Griffin and nobody works harder than Kelsey. Really excited to see her this fall.

Pretty excited to see her.  Any word on her sister and her plans yet?

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I was talking to a co=worker this morning after reading this and he asked me "when was the last time the Journal Star ran an article about an incoming wbb freshmen at this time of the year." The only one I can remember is the one Kurt McKeever wrote about Lindsey Moore back in May of 2009. I wouldn't mind seeing them try and get ahold of Natalie Romeo and Chandler Smith or even Jasmine Cincore and see how excited they are to start their new careers of basketball.

 

The JHoop era is now history and the KP2 era is just about to get underway. She looks to be a leader right from the get go. We get four years to watch this top ten recruiting class do their thing. It may be a little rocky at the start but once it gets going...........lookout it's going to be hard to stop!

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