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Golden Buffalo Athletic Achievements
Southeast Boys League and State Championships
Southeast Girls League and State Championships
Athletic Accolades of the 90's
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1999 -The boys basketball team won the 6A State Basketball tournament
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1998 - The football team won city league title.
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1998, 1999 - The boys basketball team won league title.
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1998 - Girls track and field won City title.
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1998 - Girls soccer won 1998 Titan Classic.
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1996, 1997 - Girls tennis team won 6A state championship in doubles.
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1996 - The boys golf team won 6A state championship.
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Boys basketball JV league four time champions.
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1996 Girls Freshmen Basketball Tournament champions.
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1997 - Sophomore boys basketball champions.
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1997, 1998 - Boys tennis program is simply the best in the state, consistently ranked in the top 5, finished 3rd in state 1997, 2nd in 1998.
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1998 - Volleyball won freshmen tournament.
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6A regional champions for three consecutive years in girls tennis.
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1996 - Girls Freshman Basketball Tournament champions.
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1991 - Girls City League Soccer champions.
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1997 - Boys State Track Champions
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1997, 1998 - The boys soccer team advanced to state tourney in KC past two years
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1998 - Baseball plays in 1998 6A state tournament.
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1990, 1991 - Boys tennis back-to-back state champions in class 6A.
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Gymnastics owns three City League titles in the 90's.
A Record of Success
- Kelly Wolverton, '99 (Soccer) selected as 1998 High School American.
- Mario Ponds, '98 (Track and Field) Third fastest 100m time in the country for 1996 outdoor season; third place in 1997 Golden West Invitational 100m.
- Dawn Buth, '95 (Tennis) member of NCAA National Championship Team at the Univ. of Florida.
- Mona Alexander, '93 (Gymnastics) competed for the USAF Academy.
- Anne Mahoney, '90 (Swimming) National Champion for Stanford Univ.
- Leon Edwards, '89 (Football) All-Time leading rusher in City history.
- Rhain Buth, '89 (Tennis) Four time State Champion, High School All-American.
- Kareema Williams, '88 (Basketball) Girls career scoring leader, 3 time All-State selection and Division I scholarship to North Carolina and WSU.
- Soyoung Lee, ' 87 (Tennis) National High School Tennis All-American in 1987.
- Jeff Smith, '80 (Football) All-State running back, 5 seasons in NFL, only Parade High School All-American from Wichita, SE football jersey retired in 1997.
- Brad Wells, '80 (Swimming) All Big 8 Conference.
- Kirsten Hansen, '80 (Swimming) Iron-Man Triathlete of the year.
- Randy Canfield, '69 (Basketball) Boys career scoring leader, 3 time All-State selection.
- 52 Shrine Bowl All Star Football team selections, more then any other school
Southeast Tidbits
- National Champions in baseball for the 1978 season.
- Southeast has won 89 League Championships and 33 State Championships in boys competition.
- Southeast has won 37 League Championships and 7 State Championships in girls competition.
- Head coaches are all classroom teachers, representing ten different curriculum areas.
- Our head coaches have a combined total of 320 years of coaching experience.
- Our coaching staff will teach, inspire, advise, and motivate.
- Southeast offers 20 different sports, the most in the Wichita City League, and all that are sponsored by the state.
- Each year, our varsity program is complemented by a combined 26 different developmental teams that compete at the junior varsity, sophomore, or freshmen level.
- Last year, 289 boys and 229 girls represented Southeast as members of athletic teams - the most of any school in Wichita.
Updated
May 26, 2009
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