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Andy Albright

@Andrew_Albright

Full-time husband, dad, teacher 88.3%, coach, and hunter

Pittsburg, KS Katılım Kasım 2010
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Sports in Kansas
Sports in Kansas@sportsinkansas·
KSHSAA Executive Board Approves Several Postseason Changes TOPEKA, Kan. – Changes to postseason formats and championship sites for basketball, football, wrestling and track and field highlight actions approved at the June 12-13 KSHSAA Executive Board Meeting. The postseason formats are set by the KSHSAA Executive Board each year. Basketball - Beginning in March of 2026, the state basketball tournaments will be moving to four total sites. Four facilities will play host to the seven classifications, 14 championships. By honoring the KSHSAA membership voted in the fall of 2023 to qualify eight boys teams and eight girls teams involved at the final site, modifications to the daily schedule will be developed. The schedule and other event details, including classification designations for each site and venue selection will be determined and announced following the 2024-25 basketball season. Another basketball postseason change effective with the 2024-25 season will come at the 3A, 2A, 1A DI and 1A DII classifications. Each class will be divided into four regions and then seeded into two sub-states within the region: Substate A: 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13, 16; Substate B: 2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 15. The winner of each substate will advance to the state basketball tournament. Further format details and dates will be sent to member schools. Football - As announced in January, the state football championships will be moving to three sites with three games being played at each site. The executive board approved the following sites and schedule for 2024: Emporia State University: Class 6A = Friday, November 29 at 2:00pm Class 4A = Saturday, November 30 at 1:00pm Class 5A = Saturday, November 30 at 7:00pm Hutchinson Community College: Class 2A = Friday, November 29 at 6:00pm Class 3A = Saturday, November 30 at 12:00pm Class 1A = Saturday, November 30 at 5:00pm Kiowa County High School, Greensburg: Class 8-player DII = Saturday, November 30 at 11:00am Class 6-Player = Saturday, November 30 at 3:00pm Class 8-Player DI = Saturday, November 30 at 7:00pm Wrestling – Girl’s wrestling will now include four classes to mirror the boy’s classification designations. The addition of another class for girl’s wrestling necessitates the addition of another championship site. 6A, 5A, 4A and 3-1A will each have their own site to determine a champion. 3-1A state wrestling will be in Hays and 4A will be in Salina. Park City Arena and one other facility to be named later will house either 6A or 5A. State sites and regional dates will be determined at the September KSHSAA Executive Board meeting. The state wrestling tournament will take place February 28 - March 1, 2025. Track and Field – Qualification for the state meet was adjusted to now be the top 3 plus the next four best regional performance in each event. Two committees will be formed to gather input from membership school leaders. One to discuss the details behind the implementation of Esports prior to the possible adoption as a KSHSAA sanctioned activity. The second committee will review the KSHSAA calendar to consider possible alternatives to dates of postseason activities. Meeting minutes reflecting these actions and others will be posted completed: Meetings and Agendas
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Affordable wrestling camp in Southeast Kansas.
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KSHSAA@KSHSAA·
Thank to Nick Nothern of Chanute High School for speaking at the KSHSAA Coaching School!
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Learn from the best!
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Chanute High School
Chanute High School@CometAthletics·
Congratulations to senior Trey Dillow on signing his letter of intent to continue his academic and wrestling career at the University of Central Missouri next fall!
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Lyle Neville Excellence Award
Lyle Neville Excellence Award@NevilleAward·
2023 Lyle Neville Excellence Award "Top-10" Finalist - #7 Ty Leedy from Chanute High School @ 157 lbs. 4A - 2x State Champion (Sr & Soph), 3rd as Jr and 5th as Frosh (4x State Medalist). Congratulations Ty! 💥🏆 @TyLeedy @Andrew_Albright @WrestlingComet
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Don Epps@DonEppsEDU·
You may ask what are my qualifications to attempt such a stunt as I did this morning: #1 I grew up in Prescott Kansas (enough said) #2 I watched every season of Fall Guy This is the most Linn County thing I have ever done & that is saying something! #ChasingGreatness
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SEK Sports@SEK_Sports·
Top SEK area Softball Players? 🥎⬇️⬇️⬇️🥎 #SEKsports
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SEK Sports@SEK_Sports·
Top SEK area Baseball Players?⬇️⬇️⬇️ #SEKsports
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RussH@HermreckRuss·
My guy @coachkeal24 is well deserving! @Andrew_Albright & I are so proud of you! If you haven’t had a chance to sign up for Keal’s #CLIMB coaching apprentice program, you are missing out. His testimonials speak volume of his character and his dedication to making others better
Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association (KWCA)@kwcaonline

KWCA Announces 22-23 Award Winners and Hall of Fame Inductees 📰 kansaswrestling.org/news_article/s…

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Sports in Kansas
Sports in Kansas@sportsinkansas·
Ty Leedy of Chanute is one of the most underrated athletes in KS. 2x state wrestling champ, 2x all-state 🏈 & looking to be a multiple time state champion in track and field this spring. Kid is a competitor & is worth taking a chance on at next level. #sportsinkansas
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