Women's Basketball Coaches Association.WBCA WBCA Women's Basketball Coaches Association WBCA Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association WBCA World Blitz Chess Association WBCA Washington's Birthday Celebration Association WBCA West Bay Christian Academy WBCA Wyandotte Bantam Club of America est. 1981 From The President Dear Colleagues: IT IS MY PLEASURE, on behalf of the 5,000 members of the Women's Basketball Women's basketball is one of the few games which developed in tandem with men's. It became popular, spreading from the east coast of the United States to the west coast, in large part via women's colleges. Coaches Association, to welcome you to San Jose San Jose, city, United States San Jose (sănəzā`, săn hōzā`), city (1990 pop. 782,248), seat of Santa Clara co., W central Calif.; founded 1777, inc. 1850. and the 1999 WBCA National Convention, being held in conjunction with the NCAA NCAA abbr. National Collegiate Athletic Association Women's Final Four. The month of March is always a special time for women's basketball, with conference, state and national championships headlining sports pages sports pages npl → páginas fpl deportivas across the USA and creating more interest in our sport every year. But, as we all know, tournament action is not the only news that defines women's basketball for us in March. The WBCA National Convention, featuring a myriad of professional development sessions, court clinics, awards banquets, and business meetings, as well as our exciting WBCA All-Star Challenge, is the signature event for our entire coaching family. In this second year of my six-year WBCA presidency, our organization has continued to grow and prosper. As we add new members and new programs, we must continue to unify our coaching profession and our sport of women's basketball by attending meetings and actively participating on WBCA committees throughout the year. Thank you for your ongoing dedication to our professional association, the WBCA. Your involvement makes it all possible! Sincerely, Carol Alfano Mills College Mills College, at Oakland, Calif.; for women; est. 1852 as the Young Ladies' Seminary at Benicia, Calif., moved 1871, chartered as Mills College 1885. The first women's college in the Far West, it has programs in English literature and creative writing, foreign WBCA President Kodak All-American Teams The oldest and most prestigious All-American team in women's basketball, this elite team is selected entirely by active WBCA basketball coaches. The Division I team is presented at the Kodak All-American Banquet every year. 1998 Division I Kodak All-America Team (front row) Alicia Thompson Alicia Thompson is a former basketball player for the Seattle Storm. During her six year career, she also played for the Indiana Fever, and the New York Liberty. In college, she played at Texas Tech, scoring a total of 2,156 points, which is second on the school's all time scoring , Texas Tech; Nykesha Sales Nykesha Simone Sales (born May 10, 1976 in Bloomfield, Connecticut) is a professional basketball player for the Connecticut Sun in the WNBA. Her primary position is the small forward. Her second position is shooting guard. , Connecticut; Tracy Reid Tracy Reid may refer to:
Area, 52,586 sq mi (136,198 sq km). Pop. ; Ticha Penicheiro Ticha Penicheiro (full name Patrícia Nunes Penicheiro, OIH, September 18, 1974 in Figueira da Foz, Portugal) is a professional basketball player in the Women's National Basketball Association. She currently plays for the Sacramento Monarchs. , Old Dominion; Murriel Page Murriel Page (born LaMurriel Page on September 18, 1975 in Louin, Mississippi, U.S.), is a professional basketball player in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). , Florida. (back row) Chasity Melvin Chasity Melvin (born May 3, 1976) is an American professional basketball player. A 6'3" forward from North Carolina State University, Melvin has played in the Women's National Basketball Association since 1999, competing for the Cleveland Rockers, the Washington Mystics, , North Carolina State; Chamique Holdsclaw Chamique Shaunta Holdsclaw (born August 9, 1977 in Astoria, Queens, New York) is a former professional basketball player in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). She announced her retirement from the Los Angeles Sparks on June 11, 2007. , Tennessee; Kristin Folkl Kristin Just Folkl (born December 19 1975) is a former collegiate and professional women's basketball player. She now goes by her married name of Kristin Folkl-Kaburakis. Early years and Stanford University She played basketball and volleyball at St. , Stanford; Allison Feaster Allison Sharlene Feaster, now Allison Feaster-Strong, (born February 11, 1976, in Chester, South Carolina) is a professional basketball player. She was on the roster of the Charlotte Sting in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) when the team folded in January , Harvard; Tamika Catchlags, Tennessee DIVISION II Trina Davis, Delta State Delta State is a state in Nigeria, named for the Niger Delta. The state borders Edo State, Ondo State , Imo State, Anambra State and Bayelsa State. In the south west and south it has approximately 122 kilometres of coastline bounded by the Bight of Benin on the Atlantic ocean. (MS) Krista Kandere, College of St. Rose (NY) Danielle Chalsson, Bentley College (MA) Aneta Kausaite, Emporia State U.(KS) Kris Manske, Northern Michigan U. Ashley Totedo, Shippensburg U. (PA) Jenny Crouse, U. of North Dakota Tiffany Pudenz, U. of North Dakota Eileen Weber, U. of Southern Indiana Jessica Eggleston, Cal Poly Pomona DIVISION III Julie Anderson, Johns Hopkins U. (MD) Joanna Brown, U. of Southern Maine Jenn Denby, Rowan U. (NJ) Alia Fischer, Washington U. (MO) Marsha Harris, New York New York, state, United States New York, Middle Atlantic state of the United States. It is bordered by Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and the Atlantic Ocean (E), New Jersey and Pennsylvania (S), Lakes Erie and Ontario and the Canadian province of U. (NY) Laura Haynes, Guilford College (NC) Ronda Jo Miller, Gallaudet U. (DC) Holly Spoo, U. of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Suzanne Venet, Mount Union Cg. (OH) Kirsten Vipond, U. of St. Thomas (MN) NAIA NAIA abbr. National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes Rosie Albert, Lewis-Clark St. College (ID) Leann Bezner, Southern Nazarene (OK) Celestine cel·es·tine n. See celestite. [German Zölestin, from Latin caelestis, celestial; see celestial.] Gholston, Union U. (TN) Nikki Johnson, Simon Fraser U. (BC) Marieme Lo, Central State U. (OH) Carrie Moss, Oklahoma Baptist U. Hazel Taylor, Wayland Baptist U. (TX) Shannon Wathen, Campbellswille U. (KY) Chandra Westcott, Grand View Cg. (IA) Tamarah Woodson, U. of Mary Hardin-Baylor (TX) JC/CC Yalika Barnes, Trinity Valley (TX) Tatum Brown, Central Arizona Cg. (AZ) Valerie Burg, Kankakee (IL) Liliana Cabezas, Central Florida (FL) Desiree Francis, Kirkwood C.C. (IA) Jackie Higgins, Louisburg College (NC) Aleah Johnson, South Plains College (TX) Jamie McDonald, Trinity Valley (TX) Shawnta Vanzant, Seminole State (FL) Kaunda Williams, Gulf Coast (FL) WBCA Leadership The Women's Basketball Coaches Association is governed by the WBCA Executive Committee and the WBCA Board of Directors. The Executive Committee meets three times per year (March, July, August) and via conference call each month of the school year. The Board of Directors meets twice per year (March, August) and via conference call in March and December. Each voting Board member is elected by the WBCA's active membership for a three-year term, except for the President, who has a six-year commitment. The President appoints non-voting positions and any positions vacated before their expiration date Expiration Date The day on which an options or futures contract is no longer valid and, therefore, ceases to exist. Notes: The expiration date for all listed stock options in the U.S. . President Carol Alfano Mills College Vice President Theresa Grantz U. of Illinois Secretary Amy Ruley N.D. State U. Treasurer Jody Rajcula W. CT State U. Past President Sylvia Hatchell U. of North Carolina CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. Betty F. Jaynes WBCA Executive Director Beth Bass WBCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Wendy Larry, Old Dominion U. NCAA Div. I/East Carol Ross U. of Florida NCAA Div. I/Mideast Jane Albright-Dieterle U. of Wisconsin NCAA Div. I/Midwest Mary Hile-Nepfel, U. of San Francisco NCAA Div. I/West Dave Smith Bellarmine College NCAA Div. II/Group I Paula Buscher U. of Nebraska-Omaha NCAA Div. II/Group II Nancy Fahey Washington U. (MO) NCAA Div. III/At-Large Yvonne Kauffman Elizabethtown College (PA) NCAA Div. III/At-Large Cindy DeRocher Tri State U. (IN) NAIA Lorene Ramsey Illinois Central College ICC has three campuses: the main campus at 1 College Drive in East Peoria; the Downtown campus consisting of the Perley and Thomas buildings on Adams Street in Peoria; and the North Campus at 5407 North University, also in Peoria. Jr. College/C.C. Rhonda Farney Georgetown H.S. Mickie DeMoss U. of Tennessee Assistant Coaches Tori Harrison U. of Minnesota Black Coaches Association Rick Reeves Liberty U. Male Coaches, Worn. Bask. Sanya Tyler Howard U. At-Large Joe McKeown George Washington U. At-Large NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS Chris Weller U. of Maryland NCAA Div. I Legislative Chair Chancellor Dugan Southern Indiana U. NCAA Div. II Legislative Chair Ronda Seagraves Southwestern U. (TX) NCAA Div. III Legislative Chair Charlotte West Southern Illinois U. Comm. on Bask. Issues Chair Judy SWeet Advisory Board Chair Connie Hurlbut WNBA WNBA Women's National Basketball Association WNBA World Ninepin Bowling Association WNBA Wannabe Nasty Boys Association WNBA Women's National Book Association, Inc. WNBA Warszawski Nurt Basketu Amatorskiego WBCA OFFICE STAFF Betty F. Jaynes, Chief Executive Officer Beth Bass, Executive Director Mara Keggi Ford, Director of Marketing & Sales Shannon Reynolds, Director of Events Sherilyn Fiveash, Dir. of Media and Public Relations public relations, activities and policies used to create public interest in a person, idea, product, institution, or business establishment. By its nature, public relations is devoted to serving particular interests by presenting them to the public in the most Dorinda Schremmer Director of Membership & Services Kathy Richey-Walton, Talent Coordinator, Manager Anne Winckley, Marketing Manager Ayanna E. Hines, Events Manager Jen Gagner, Events Manager Dave Mullison, Media and P.R. Manager Mark Acquista, Asst. to the Director of Media & PR Susan Barasoain, Executive Assistant Michelle Dillingham, Administrative Assistant Gloria Schuster, Bookkeeper IKON/WBCA Coaches of the Year Presenting to the top coach in each of the five college divisions plus the high schools. Pat Summitt, of the U. of Tennessee, winner in Division I, and the five other winners. were honored at the Coach of the Year luncheon in San Jose. THE 1998 WINNERS: Division I Pat Summitt U. of Tennessee Division II Cindy Stein Emporia State U. Division III Mike Durbin College of St. Benedict NAIA Robin Hagen-Smith Shawnee State U. JC/CC Kurt Budke Trinity Valley C.C. High School Vincent Cannizzaro Christ the King H.S. (NY) RAWLINGS/WBCA Players of the Year, 1998 The Rawlings/WBCA Player of the Year Award Several sports leagues honor their best player with an award called Player of the Year. In the United States, this type of award is usually called a Most Valuable Player award. The awards with the "player of the year" phrasing include these. is presented annually to the best women's basketball player in each collegiate division: NCAA Divisions I, II, III, NAIA, and Junior College/Community College, as well as High School. DIVISION I Chamique Holdsclaw U. of Tennessee NAIA Nikki Johnson Simon Fraser U. DIVISION II Jenny Crouse U. of North Dakota JC/CC Kaunda Williams Gulf Coast C.C. DIVISION III Alia Fischer Washington U. HIGH SCHOOL Tamika Williams Chaminade-Julieane H.S. (NY) Sears/WBCA Trophy This sparkling hand-crafted Waterford crystal trophy and a $10,000 scholarship will be awarded to the 1999 winner of the final USA TODAY/CNN Top 25 Coaches' Poll. Sears and the WBCA will also present a $2,500 scholarship to each of the national champions in NCAA Divisions II and III and NAIA Divisions I and II. All conference champions of the four-year school divisions, plus the national champions, will be honored at the Sears Salute to the Champions Luncheon. The Sears/WBCA Trophy will be presented to the No. 1 team in the final Top 25 Coaches Poll at the concluding function of the National Convention - the Sears/WBCA Trophy Celebration. The Sears Collegiate Champions program honors every conference champion in all women's and men's sports on the NCAA and NAIA levels. A total of $120,000 per year is awarded to the national championship universities in women's and men's sports as part of the Sears Collegiate Champions program, which includes the WBCA and other coaches and administrators associations. Jostens-Berenson Service Award Named after Senda Berenson, the founding mother of Women's basketball, and sponsored by Jostens, the award is presented at the Jostens-Berenson Awards Luncheon on the final day of the national Convention to a person who has demonstrated a life-long commitment to women's basketball. The late Margaret Wade won the first Service Award in 1984, and has been followed by a dozen elite figures in women's basketball. 1998 winner: Dr. Rose Marie Battaglia. PAST WINNERS: 1984 Margaret Wade, Delta State U. 1985 Dr. Carol Eckman, West Chester U. 1986 Dr. Mildred Barnes 1987 Cathy Rush, Immaculata Coll. 1988 Hunter Low, Eastman Kodak Co. 1989 Pat Summitt, U. of Tennessee 1990 Bertha F. Teague 1991 Alberta Cox 1992 Harley Redin, Wayland Baptist U. 1993 Patsy Neal 1994 Marcy Weston, Central Michigan U. 1995 Billie Moore 1996 Carole Baumgarten 1997 Lea Plarski 1998 Dr. Rose Marie Battaglia WBCA Awards Program WBCA SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS $1,000 scholarships to two senior players who plan to pursue graduate study Winners: Micky Davis, Hardin-Simmons U., & Rosie Albert, Lewis-Clark St. CHARLES T. STONER ston·er n. 1. One that stones. 2. Slang a. One who is habitually intoxicated by alcohol or drugs. b. One who is a delinquent or failure. LAW SCHOLARSHIP A $500 scholarship to a senior woman player who plans to attend law school Winner: Sarah E. Gohl, Eureka (IL) WBCA GRAD. ASST. OF THE YEAR To outstanding female graduate assistant who is planning a career in women's basketball selected by Women's Sports Foundation The Women's Sports Foundation (WSF) "is a charitable educational organization dedicated to ensuring equal access to participation and leadership opportunities for all girls and women in sports and fitness. Winner: Darrah Metz, Marshall U. ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR To an outstanding administrator who promotes women's basketball and aids in its development Winner: Jean Lenti Lenti is a town in Zala county, Hungary, located near the border with Austria, Slovenia and Croatia. Famous inhabitants
Lenti is twinned with: FRANCES POMEROY NAISMITH AWARD The Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award is a college basketball award in the United States intended to honor shorter-than-average players who become stars in the game. The award, named in honor of James Naismith's daughter-in-law, was established for men in 1969 and for women in 1984. To the top women's top senior player 5-6 or under, chosen by WBCA Winners: (L to R): Earl Boykins, - male winner. Hall Of Famer, Earl Monroe, and Angle Arnold CAROL ECKMAN AWARD To the active WBCA coach who best exemplifies the character of the late Carol Eckman, founder of the collegiate women's basketball championship. Winner: Kay James, U. of Southern Mississippi MEL GREENBERG MEDIA AWARD In recognition of the role of the media in the growth of women's basketball Winner: Mary Gather, Winston-Salem Journal. ROBIN ROBERTS, WBCA SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD A $1,000 scholarship presented by Women's Institute on Sport and Education to a graduating woman player pursuing a career in sports/communications/journalism Winner: Shannon Perry, U. of Iowa High School Programs PHOENIX/WBCA HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICA GAME The nation's premier showcase of girls' high school basketball talent. The top 20 senior players compete against each other on live national television. The 1999 game will be held in Hartford, CT, on April 3 and will be televised live on ESPN ESPN Entertainment and Sports Programming Network 2. The 1998 contest also marked the first year that Phoenix came on board as a presenting sponsor and in 1999 became the title sponsor. REEBOK/WBCA SUMMER CAMP Two evaluation camps that provide a select group of high school student-athletes with top-quality on-the-court instructions as well as information on NCAA recruitment and eligibility guidelines, nutrition and sport psychology, plus key exposure opportunities for the campers in the presence of college coaches. One camp will be held for the outstanding 9th, 10th and 11th-graders and a senior camp will be held for 12th graders. IKON/WBCA Victory Club 1,000 VICTORIES Leta Andrews Granbury H.S. 800 VICTORIES Wanda Bender Pearsall H.S. 700 VICTORIES Jody Conradt U. of Texas Jan Lahodny Schulenberg H.S. Lorene Ramsey Illinois Central College 600 VICTORIES Dorothy L. Gaters John Marshall H.S. A.C. McCullers Morrow H.S. 500 VICTORIES Alfred Austin Jean Ribault Lynette Davis Elko H.S. Eleanor Dykstra Valley Christian H.S. Theresa Grentz U. of Illinois Sylvia R. Hatchell U. of North Carolina Bob Headen H.D. Woodson H.S. Barbara McCool Mardela H.S. Jack Rodgers Harrison H.S. 400 VICTORIES Greg Andruskevich Daniel Webster College Founded in 1965, Daniel Webster College is an independent college in Nashua, New Hampshire. Located next to the city airport, it was established as the New England Aeronautical Institute, but has grown into a full-fledged undergraduate and graduate school. Frank Bennett Lipscomb U. Sal Buscaglia U. at Buffalo Pare Childs Putnam H.S. Dennis W. Codrey Lake Howell H.S. Rich Decker Rochester Lourdes Patricia Dick Washburn U. Gary B. Fifield U. of Southern Maine Lyndon Hardin South Plains College Teresa D. Kendle Summerville H.S. F. Craig Kennedy Lee-Scott Academy Patricia J. Lockheed Ridge H.S. Willis B. McClure Apollo H.S. Sara Rennie Mt. Vernon Township H.S. David Smith Shippensburg U. Brian Utley Chestermere H.S. Karen Wood Fresno City College Fresno City College (or FCC) is a city college in Fresno, California. Established in 1910, it was the first community college in California and the second in the nation. 300 WINS Brian Agler Columbus Quest Mick Angel Kuemper H.S. Geno Auriemma U. of Connecticut Gary Blair U. of Arkansas Nancy Blank Johns Hopkins U. Lisa Bluder Drake U. Ron Bowman Granville H.S. Pete Cerrone Farmingdale H.S. Elaine Elliott U. of Utah Bill Fortin Ellington H.S. Rick Freeburg Fort LeBoeuf H.S. Mike Gervasoni DeAnza College Dorothy Gill-Jackson Muskegon Heights H.S. Linda Harland Flushing H.S. Jeanne Hess Samuel Clemens H.S. Peter P. Hyde Maine-Endwell Tanya Johnson Loyola Academy Susan M. Johnson Georgetown College Steve Kirkham Mesa State College History
John Larsen Lincoln Southeast Judy Malone U.C. San Diego Muffet McGraw U. of Notre Dame Fred Milbert Garfield H.S. Betty G. Moore Carolina H.S. Jody Rajcula Western CT State U. Ted Riverso U. of St. Thomas Sandy Schneider Lakeside School Michele Tidick Vestal vestal (vĕs`təl), in Roman religion, priestess of Vesta. The vestals were first two, then four, then six in number. While still little girls, they were chosen from prominent Roman families to serve for 30 (originally 5) years, during which H.S. F. James White Bloomfield H.S. Wayne Winstead NW Missouri State U. Johanna L. Wright Columbia H.S. 200 VICTORIES Agnus Berenato Georgia Tech Bill Bichsel Woodland Hills H.S. Greg Bruce U. of Northern Colorado Richard Douglas Bruno DePaul U. Mike Bryant West Point Jr.-Sr. H.S. Bob Bryson Greenup County H.S. Kurt Budke Trinity Valley C.C. Scott Campbell Apex H.S. Nan Carney-DeBord Ohio Wesleyan U. Carole J. Carter Ninnekah H.S. Cindy DeRocher Tri-State U. Michael Desper Chandler H.S. Bill Fennelly Iowa State U. Jerry Finkbeiner Oral Roberts U. Jennifer Fraase Valley City State U. Monica Hall Monticello H.S. P. Michael Halstead Lapeer East H.S. Deirdre M. Kane West Chester U. Dan Manfria Bloomfield College David Mead Haines City H.S. Kim Muhl Kirkwood C.C. Stephen R. Muzzi DeSales H.S. Dale D. Poffenroth Central Valley H.S. Luke Roth Sheldon H.S. Ronda Seagraves Southwestern U. Tami Smialek Covenant College Julie Soriero U. of Pennsylvania Kent Stanley Oklahoma City U. Steve Sweat West Hail H.S. Ken Thomas Haldane H.S. Jim Tucker Englewood H.S. Dave Wolter Concordia U. Connie Zuercher Sacramento City College Sacramento City College (SCC) is a two-year community college located in Sacramento, California, USA (). SCC is part of the Los Rios Community College District and had enrollment of 21,729 for the Fall 2004 semester. 1999 WBCA Exhibitors AAU AAU abbr. 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TLC abbr. 1. thin-layer chromatography 2. 4 SPORTWEAR Toni Masi 5660 Via San Jacinto Riverside, CA 92506 TRAVEL ASSOCIATES, INC. Edward J. Serle 1902 Varby Road Havertown, PA 19083 TRIPLE FORCE ATHLETICS Laurie Lopes P.O. Box 1046 White River Jet., VT 05001 US SPORTS VIDEO Jim Boldy 195 E. Main St., Suite 226 Milford, MA 01757 WEBB ELECTRONICS Pat Worcester 354 McDonnell Street #7 Lewisville, TX 75057 WIZARD SPORTS Mark Wilson 2262 Rutherford Rd. Carlsbad, CA 92008 WNBA Nicole Anderson 645 5th Avenue New York, NY 10022 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL JOURNAL Doug Herakovich P.O. Box 99588 Raleigh, NC 27624 [TABULAR DATA OMITTED] |
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