Zach DeLoach is a journalist based in Manhattan, Kansas, and writes for The Manhattan Mercury. He specializes in covering local sports, particularly high school and college basketball. His articles provide in-depth analysis and coverage of games, player performances, and notable achievements in the Kansas area.
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Zach DeLoach's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly basketball, with a strong emphasis on women's basketball. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving updates about upcoming games or tournaments involving local teams and individual achievements within the sport.
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By: Zach DeLoach
No. 9 Kansas State women's basketball looked dominant in its 86-39 trouncing of Central Arkansas Sunday afternoon, but head coach Jeff Mittie wants
By: Zach DeLoach
The crowd at Bramlage Coliseum knew what was happening as Ayoka Lee attempted her ninth shot of the game Tuesday night.
By: Zach DeLoach
Kansas State women's basketball fans at Bramlage Coliseum Tuesday night knew what was happening as Ayoka Lee attempted her ninth shot of the game.
By: Zach DeLoach
It was another historic night in Bramlage Coliseum Thursday. Two days after Ayoka Lee broke the school's scoring record, Serena Sundell
By: Zach DeLoach
No. 13 Kansas State women's basketball was so dominant in its first true road test Sunday that you might not have noticed superstar Ayoka Lee hardly played.
By: Zach DeLoach
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — It was the worst offensive performance in a half for No. 13 Kansas State women's basketball this year, but head coach Jeff Mittie thought it was “a great first half.”
By: Zach DeLoach
ST. Joseph, Mo. — After the No. 13 Kansas State women beat Middle Tennessee State 74-48 after a second-half blitz by the Wildcats on Saturday, Middle
By: Zach Deloach
Ayoka Lee hasn’t needed much playing time to rack up the points.
By: Zach DeLoach
While players like Ayoka Lee and Serena Sundell have grabbed a lot of the headlines for No. 13 Kansas State women's basketball this season, Jaelyn
By: Zach DeLoach
Temira Poindexter had never played in front of a crowd as big as the one that packed into Bramlage Coliseum Sunday afternoon.
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