Wellbrock will emcee event, which include two others from NW Kansas

SHPTV

BUNKER HILL – Twelve individuals will be inducted into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame on Sunday. Smoky Hills Public Television will be on hand to tape the ceremony, which will air on Thanksgiving.

Among the honorees is Bob Davis, Topeka, who recently retired after serving as the Voice of the Kansas Jayhawks for. From the late 1960s to mid-1980s, Davis worked for Eagle Radio of Hays, serving as the Voice of the Fort Hays State University Tigers.

Eagle’s Gerard Wellbrock, the current Voice of the Tigers, will serve as master of ceremonies for the event.

In addition to Davis, this year’s inductees include Steve Anson, Washburn University; Bill Bridges, University of Kansas; Tamecka Dixon, University of Kansas; Bill Dotson, Concordia; Scott Huffman, Quinter; Jerry Kill, Cheney; Deandra McBride, Scott City; Jamie Mendez III, Kansas State; LaFayette Norwood, Wichita; Austra Skujyte, Kansas State; and George Sweatt, Humboldt.

The induction ceremony will be held at Crown Uptown in Wichita.

Smoky Hills Public Television will air the program on Nov. 24 at 7 p.m.