Courtney Moddelmog

Teacher, coach, GOBIGRED, #EMAW, Go CHIEFS

[Courtney Moddelmog @CModd77]

@TrackInKansas Congrats!

[Courtney Moddelmog @CModd77]

@farmerdan97 Hit one custom cutting really short wheat at about 5 mph in Oklahoma in the late 90’s, swung the rear of the combine about 45 degrees. Farmer forgot to tell us😏

[Courtney Moddelmog @CModd77]

@RyanSpeer2 @785SportsKSU You are so funny😏

[Blue Dragon Sports @bluedragonsport]

LOLO RUDOLPH WINS IT!!!

Rudolph's only points of the night is a three at the buzzer and @hutchccmbb upset No. 15 Barton 58-57! #BreatheFire

[Sports in Kansas @sportsinkansas]

SIK Player to Watch 🏀: Cammi Unruh returns as one of 2A’s most decorated multi-sport athletes and a driving force behind Moundridge’s state title run. The 5’8 senior point guard brings a complete game, averaging 16.8 points, 3.3 assists, 2.8 rebounds, and 2.3 steals per night, paired with an elite athletic résumé that includes multiple all-state honors in both volleyball and basketball, state championships on the track, and a 29.5-inch vertical that translates to a fast, explosive pace on the floor. After a 24–2 season and a 2A state championship, she enters 2025–26 as the heartbeat of a group aiming to defend its crown, with Addysen Patrick and Macy Kaminkow also positioned for major jumps. Unruh says the connection within the group fuels everything: “I am super excited to step out onto the court again with these girls. We’ve put in a lot of work, so I’m really excited to see what we can accomplish this year. God has helped to guide all of us every step of the way and shown us that we can really accomplish something special.” Committed to Johnson County, she enters her senior season poised for another standout year. #sportsinkansas
Photo: Shelby Graber

[Sports in Kansas @sportsinkansas]

Congrats to Ty Unrau, Assistant Principal and Athletic Director at Valley Center Middle School, on being named KIAAA - Kansas Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association AD of the Week!

A graduate of Moundridge High School, Unrau has spent two decades in education and is currently in his third year leading the athletic department at Valley Center Middle School. After a standout multi-sport high school career, he continued playing basketball at Bethel College before beginning his career in the classroom and in coaching.

Unrau spent seventeen years coaching across multiple sports, including seven years as the Head Basketball Coach at Valley Center, five years as the Head Basketball Coach at Douglass, twelve years as a three-sport coach in football, baseball, and basketball at Valley Center and Douglass, and five years coaching football and basketball at Garden Plain. His teaching career included History, Government, and Video Productions, and he was nominated for Kansas Teacher of the Year.

Now serving as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director, as well as President of the Wichita Suburban League, Unrau is known for his commitment to development, culture, and creating strong middle-school-to-high-school alignment. Some of his proudest accomplishments include starting the girls wrestling program at VCMS, creating “EdZone,” a weekly classroom engagement highlight show, and helping build one of the top middle school athletic environments in Kansas. He continues to lead growth in areas such as flag football, esports, golf, and facility improvements.

“Being the Athletic Director at Valley Center Middle School is special,” Unrau says. “We have great coaches who invest in kids every day, and I am proud to help build an environment where effort, character, and development come first.”

Unrau and his wife, Kaitlin, who teaches and coaches three sports at Valley Center High School, have two children, Kollyns and Kaz.

Join us in recognizing Ty Unrau for his outstanding leadership and impact on Kansas school activities! 👏

#sportsinkansas #KIAAA #KansasInterscholasticAthleticAdministratorsAssociation @KIAAAks

[Joel Muhs @JoelMuhs_]

.@MoundridgeSC is your regional champions!🏆 #KSPreps

[Courtney Moddelmog @CModd77]

Proud of these guys 6-1!! It went fast!

[Sports in Kansas @sportsinkansas]

Check out this incredible 56-yard field goal from junior Cyrus Blough of Moundridge! 🔥 Blough, in just his second year kicking, drilled the long one in the Wildcats’ 33-0 win over Whitewater-Remington.

Moundridge moves to 4-1 on the year under head coach Tyler O’Connor. #sportsinkansas

[Jeff Peter @EMAWJeff]

@NFL_DovKleiman Michael Bishop. The Legend.

[Courtney Moddelmog @CModd77]

@KSSCentral @GoAquinasSaints @SwatherAD @BishopMiegeGDay @WRHS_AD @Halstead_AD @MHSBullpups @SilverLakeEagle @SMNWAthletics @SMC_Panthers @SHHS_Broncos Moundridge
One loss in football, girls 2a state championship in basketball, one loss and 2nd place at state for boys basketball, boys second place in state track with individual state champions

[Moundridge Football/S&C @MoundridgeSC]

Moundridge 2025 Football Schedule #GoCats

[Courtney Moddelmog @CModd77]

@sportsinkansas Henry has left huge shoes to fill at Moundridge as a student and an athlete. Henry and the rest of his senior classmates were amazing competitors and especially leaders! You have left your mark!

[Track in Kansas @TrackInKansas]

2A boys javelin state champion 🥇

Senior Henry Hecox of Moundridge wins the 2A boys javelin title with a throw of 190-7. #sportsinkansas

[Sports in Kansas @sportsinkansas]

Moundridge girls 4x800 relay broke their 25 year old school record with a time of 10:00.88 on Tuesday. The team consists of Halle Hecox, Baylee Schriner, Avery Schrag, and Mackie Conkling. They are currently ranked #1 in 2A with their time. #sportsinkansas
Photo: @shelbygraberphotography

[Kansas Pregame @KansasPregame]

.@KBCA_Tweets All-Stars https://t.co/mlYZVBgDGw

[Bear Moddelmog @Bearmodd15]

Very excited to announce my commitment to Hutchinson Community College! Thank you to everyone who helped along the way!! #committed #rolldrags🐉

[Coach Kanitz @DKanitz]

#dridgehoops

[KSHSAA @KSHSAA]

Class 2A Boys Track and Field Athletes to Watch in 2025

#KSHSAACovered x @CapFed

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