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    You are at:Home»Sports»High School Sports»Manhattan’s Bammes signs with Kansas Wesleyan

    Manhattan’s Bammes signs with Kansas Wesleyan

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    By John Kurtz on March 29, 2016 High School Sports, Manhattan High School, Sports
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    Manhattan High’s Tarrah Bammes, middle, has signed to play basketball for Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina. (Staff photo by Brandon Tadtman)

    Manhattan High’s Tarrah Bammes put pen to paper Tuesday at MHS and signed to play college basketball at Kansas Wesleyan.

    Bammes was a part of the Indians’ 14-8 season that ended in a substate final loss to Derby. She was a starter as a senior and averaged almost five points per game.

    Bammes contacted Barton Community College as well, but ultimately felt at home with the Coyotes.

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