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Ted Woodward
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Ted Woodward is a native Wichitan, graduating from Kapaun Mount Carmel High School and the University of Notre Dame. Ted wrote for The Wichita Eagle sports page for five years, and has been a radio sportscaster since 1995. Ted "the Sports Head" was the official scorekeeper for Wichita's Double-A baseball team for 15 years, and has been the public address announcer for Wichita State baseball and volleyball for nearly two decades. Ted also writes for and performs annually in the satirical revue "Gridiron".
