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Final Overall Record of 71-25-4
GLENDALE VOLLEYBALL
2002 MO FINAL FOUR
2003 MO QUARTERFINALIST
2004 MO DISTRICT 11 CHAMPIONS!
2004 MO QUARTERFINALST!
OZARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS!
2004 Varsity / 30-6-4 (7-2 in OC) (SEASON OVER)
Glendale Softball
Varsity / 13-13 (SEASON OVER)
District Semifinalist!
Glendale Football
2nd Place - Ozark Conference
Varsity / 7-3 (6-1 in OC) (SEASON OVER)
Glendale Soccer
2001 & 2002 MO QUARTERFINALIST!
Ozark Conference Champions!
District Runners-Up
Varsity / 21-3-1 (8-0-1 in OC) (SEASON OVER)
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GLENDALE FOOTBALL - 2004 / 7-3 (6-1 in OC)
Posted by Patrick Dailey at Sep 1, 2004 5:00PM PDT
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STATE RANKED...5th in Class 5 - WEEK 5 & 6!
2004 - 2nd Place - Ozark Conference!
Sept. 3rd Vs. Joplin (Away), Won 30-13
Sept. 10th Vs. Hillcrest, (Home) Won 19-0
Sept. 17th Vs. Lebanon (Away) Won 35-6
Sept. 24th Vs. Rolla (Home) Won 49-7
Oct. 1st Vs. Waynesville (Home), Won 39-28
Oct. 7th Vs. West Plains (Home), Won 35-7
Oct. 15th Vs. Camdenton (Away), Lost 10-28
Oct. 21st Vs. Parkview (Away), Won 42-3
Oct. 29th Vs. Raymore-Peculiar (Away), Lost 14-49
Nov. 5th Vs. KICKAPOO (At JFK), Lost 27-42
Born - March 9th, 1919 (Chanute, Ks.)
Died - May 15th, 2001 (Black Butte Ranch, Oregon)
High School - Chanute High
College - University of Kansas - Learned the art of "pressure"
basketball and the fundamentals/strategy of coaching from 'Phog' Allen
U.S. Air Force (1944-1946)
Wichita East High School (1948-1951)
63-17 / .7875%
State Champions - 1951
State Runners-Up - 1949
3rd Place - 1950
Wichita State University (1951-1964)
220-133 / .6232294%
Missouri Valley Conf. Champions - 1964
NCAA Tournament - 1964
NIT Tournament - 1954, 1962, & 1963
Missouri Valley Conf. Coach of the Year - 1954, 1964
University of Iowa (1964-1970)
95-51 / .6506849%
Big Ten Champions - 1968, 1970 (14-0)
NCAA Tournament - 1970
Big Ten Coach of the Year - 1968, 1970
Oregon State University
298-156 / .6563876%
3-Time Pac 10 Champions Back-to-Back-to-Back / Won 77 of 88 Conf.
games played
Pac-10 Coach of the Year - 1975 & 1981
AP National Coach of the Year - 1981 & 1982
Known for his full-court pressing defense and fast-breaking
offensive attack!
