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KEN SHAW RECEIVES NORTHEASTERN'S PATHFINDER AWARD
Varsity Boys Basketball Head Coach Ken Shaw was honored as the recipient of this year's Pathfinder Award at Northeastern Junior College's 28th annual Hoops Homecoming Awards Luncheon on February 4. This award, given by his alma mater's Alumni Association, recognizes his outstanding contributions made throughout his career as a coach and educator.
In his incredible 47+ years as a coach and educator, Coach Shaw has positively influenced countless students and athletes both on and off the court. Earning 817 career wins, he is ranked third in state history as the winningest coach and has led his teams to 25 State tournaments and 29 Final Eight appearances. In addition, he has five State titles as a head coach and one as an assistant coach. Honored with numerous accolades and awards over the years, he was recently inducted into the CHSAA Hall of Fame as both a player and coach in 2018 and was selected for the John Wooden Legacy Award in Colorado in 2021.
We are proud of Ken for his excellence in service to our students and athletes and his commitment to the magis - that qualitative more inviting us to do, be and love more in response to God’s call - at Regis Jesuit over the past 16 years. His dedication to serving, teaching and coaching truly exemplifies what it means to be with and for Others. Join us in congratulating Coach Shaw on this honor!
Read the full article in the Sterling Journal-Advocate
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We are proud of Ken for his excellence in service to our students and athletes and his commitment to the magis - that qualitative more inviting us to do, be and love more in response to God’s call - at Regis Jesuit over the past 16 years. His dedication to serving, teaching and coaching truly exemplifies what it means to be with and for Others. Join us in congratulating Coach Shaw on this honor!
Read the full article in the Sterling Journal-Advocate
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