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KHSAA Boys Regular Season Stats through 1/29/14

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I believe that the original KHSAA/Riherd's Scoreboard was designed by one of Frank Riherd's sons (obviously a wiz in such things) and that's why the site ended up being credited to both the KHSAA and Riherd's.

 

Don't know if Riherd's did the follow up work regarding the player stats as that wasn't a feature of the original web site-it was added much later.

 

It IS a huge undertaking to design (and maintain) such a database/spreadsheet setup and sometimes a single change may bring about multiple other changes or even force one to redo much of the original work to accept one or more additional entries or results. I know we're all extremely appreciative of the KHSAA/Riherd's Scoreboard, especially those of us that remember what it was like before it was available (I think it started in 1997).

 

I'm sure that the KHSAA would like to give us everything we'd like to have and if Riherd's is still involved, likewise with them. However, as it is with most everything the $$$ are a factor as somebody has to pay for all of the time & work involved in upgrading or changing the logistics of such a site. Not sure where that money would come from or if the KHSAA and/or Riherd's would be able to get it done w/o having to have a further infusion of $$$ support.

 

I know it took me days & weeks to work up, perfect and adjust (later & often) the Excel templates I used to design to keep my budgets that I had to track & project when I was responsible for a marketing sector for the company for which I used to work.

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