- McPherson High School’s Patty Huerta – Salina Girls Tennis Poll Winner Presented by Salina Regional Orthopedic Clinic
- Salina South High School’s Gabe Nunez – Athlete of the Month Presented by American Family Insurance
- Wichita Collegiate School’s Addison Goree –Wichita Collegiate Player of the month
- Inman’s Lance Sawyer – Coach of the Month Presented by Salina Regional Orthopedic Clinic
- Minneapolis High School’s Jonathan Lowe – Athlete of the Month Presented by American Family Insurance
- Augusta High School Volleyball –Team of the Month Presented by Visit Wichita
- VOTE NOW! Salina Area Postseason Football Player of the Year – Presented by Salina Ortho (Poll ends 12/5)
- Lyons High School’s Carl Clark – Presented by Commercial Tire
- Salina Central’s Alexandra and Amelia Coykendall – Bowlers of the Month Presented by The Alley
- Smoky Valley Middle School’s Emma Chaput – Drive to Zero Student of the Month Presented by KDOT
Bishop Carroll hires new volleyball and dance coach
- Updated: April 23, 2020
Bishop Carroll has hired Tammy Long to be its new volleyball coach and Sophi Frangenberg as its new dance sponsor, in a statement released Thursday afternoon.
Long, who spent that past two years as the Eagles’ JV coach, takes over for Rita Mernagh, after previously working for the Shockwave Volleyball Academy.
“I am excited about the opportunity of Coach Long continuing as a member of our BCCHS family and leading our volleyball program,” Carroll Athletic Director, Tyler Frazier said. “She has a wealth of knowledge that will continue the success at our school and she will lead our girls to be successful at the next level, on and off the court.”
Frangenberg currently teaches in the Art Department and has danced with the Kansas Dance Academy for 15 years; teaching there for four of those years.
“We also have the pleasure of welcoming Coach Frangenberg as the new Pom Sponsor of BCCHS,” Frazier said. “Her contagious and positive attitude will resonate through our girls and there is no doubt she will be a positive influence for them during their dance career at BCCHS.”
