Kansas Cagerz

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Kansas Cagerz
Kansas Cagerz logo
Founded 1999
League USBL 1999-present
Team History Kansas Cagerz
1999-present
Arena Bicentennial Center
Based in Salina, Kansas
Team Colors Red, White, & Black
Owner Kansas Sportz, LLC
Head Coach Francis Flax
Championships 1
Division Titles 1
Mascot Gonzo The Gorilla

The Kansas Cagerz are a United States Basketball League team located in Salina, Kansas. The head coach is currently Francis Flax. The Kansas Cagerz won the USBL Championship in 2007 defeating the Brooklyn Kings 95-92 in Enid, Oklahoma. 2007 was announced as the final year for head coach Francis Flax. 2007 also looks to be the final season for the United States Basketball league which is having financial troubles.

Former logo
Former logo

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