Bearcat Basketball
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Bearcat Basketball
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///// Northwest Missouri State Bearcat Basketball ///// 26 MIAA Titles ///// 4x NCAA DII National Champions🏆🏆🏆🏆(‘17 ‘19 ‘21 ‘22)
2026 KSHSAA Covered Boys Top 5, Coach of the Year Profiles All-State Top 5 Cooper Carr, Baldwin Boston Ekart, Sterling Kelan Gruver, Bonner Springs Sebastian Hines-Turner, Wichita Collegiate Reece Riedel, Mill Valley #KSHSAACovered x @CapFed 2026 KSHSAA Covered Boys Top 5, Coach of the Year Profiles
2026 Class 6 Boys All-State MBCA All-State honors are voted on by coaches representing each region from around the state on the weekend of the Show-Me Showdown. Players are listed by school in alphabetical order.
2026 Class 4 Boys All-State MBCA All-State honors are voted on by coaches representing each region from around the state on the weekend of the Show-Me Showdown. Players are listed by school in alphabetical order.
Class 6 Boys All-District MBCA All-District is voted on by member coaches within the district. All-District is not an all-district tournament team; it reflects the entire regular season. The top 10 players from each district receive All-District honors (no first or second teams or honorable mention). Ten players receive these honors unless: there is a tie for 10th place (no tiebreakers; all receive honors), the district lacked 10 nominations from coaches, or head coaches chose not to be MBCA members and did not nominate players. The player receiving the most points is named District Player of the Year. Coaches within the district also vote on Coach of the Year. Players are listed by school in alphabetical order.
Baldwin – 4A Boys State Champions. Baldwin captured the first boys basketball state championship in school history with a 66-60 victory over previously undefeated Rock Creek at the 4A state tournament in Hutchinson. After battling through early-season injuries, the Bulldogs finished the year 22-6 behind two of the best players in Kansas in Cooper Carr and Leo Schoenberger, who led Baldwin on an incredible run. How good was Baldwin? The Bulldogs also handed 5A state champion Bonner Springs its only loss of the season earlier this year in Frontier League play. The Frontier League showed its strength all season long, producing champions and contenders across both 4A and 5A. Great work by head coach Donald Blanchat and the Bulldogs for a resilient season that ended with a historic championship. Even more impressive, one of the smallest 4As in Kansas by enrollment. #sportsinkansas
Congrats Reese Kimrey on City Player of the Year!! #GoChiefs
