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Monthly Recaps "How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these.” - George Washington Carver “My grandfather once told me that there were two kinds of people: those who do the work and those who take the credit. He told me to try to be in the first group; there was much less competition.” – Indira Gandhi "Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes." — Carl Jung “The difficulty is to know conscience from self-interest.” - William Dean Howells, American journalist and novelist “No matter what accomplishments you make, somebody helps you.” - Wilma Rudolph, First American woman runner to win three gold medals at a single Olympics. CONGRATULATIONS! JON WILL- The new Head Girl’s Basketball Coach at East Cheyenne High School in Cheyenne, WY. Jon was previously the Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at Drake University. Jon also serves on the Win the Tip! Board of Directors. For the press release visit: http://news.pajamasmedia.com/sport/2006/05/24/8825424_Family_matters.shtml SHAKA SMART – The new Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Clemson University. Coach Smart was previously the Associate Head Coach at the University of Akron. For the press release visit: http://clemsontigers.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/041206aaa.html CONNIE RICHARDSON – The new Head Boy’s Basketball Coach at Todd Beamer High School in Federal Way, WA. Connie was previously the Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach at Emerald Ridge HS. KETIH JACKSON – The new Head Boy’s Basketball Coach at Valhalla HS in El Cajon, CA. Keith was previously the Head Girl’s Basketball Coach at Patrick Henry High School in San Diego, CA. NELSON TERROBA – The new Head Boy’s Basketball Coach at Dripping Springs High School in Texas. Nelson was promoted from his position as Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach. TROY KATEN – The new Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Central Methodist College in Fayette, MO. Troy was previously the Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Hastings College in Hastings, NE. BRENT BARGEN- The new Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Chadron State University in Chadron, NE. Brent was previously the Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Long Beach State University. For the press release, visit http://www2.csc.edu/athletics/news/list.pl?article=1570 MIKE TAYLOR- The Head Coach of Ratiopharm Ulm a professional team in Germany, recently celebrated a championship victory finishing the season 29-1. ERIC JACKSON- The new Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at University of Portland in Portland, OR. Eric was previously the Director of Men’s Basketball Operations at the University of Wyoming. For the press release, visit http://www.portlandpilots.com/sports/mbball/release.asp?release_id=3677 SCOTT CROSS- The new Head Men’s Basketball Coach at the University of Texas-Arlington. Scott was promoted from his position as Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach. For the press release, visit http://www.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/stories/042106aal.html PHIL HOMERATHA – The Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Haskell Indians Nations University in Lawrence, KS, recently received an award for excellence in coaching from the University. NEW MEMBERS! ALAN STEIN- The Co-Owner of Elite Athlete Training Systems, Inc. and the Head Strength & Conditioning coach for the nationally renowned Montrose Christian Mustangs boy's basketball program. Alan is a performance consultant for Nike basketball as well as the head conditioning coach for the annual McDonald's All American game, the Jordan All American Classic, the NBA Player's Association's Top 100 Camp, and Five Star basketball camps. He is a sought after camp lecturer at basketball camps across the country and is regularly featured in the Washington Post and Men's Health magazine. RON BROWN- A retired coach from Narraguagus High School in Harrington, Maine; Coach Brown is a member of the Winning Hoops Editorial Advisory Board. He has dedicated his life to coaching and is one of the most-respected coaches in the northeast. LARRY CORDARO - Previously the Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at University of Texas at Arlington with former Head Coach Eddie McCarter. Coach Cordaro was the Director of Basketball Operations at Louisiana State University for two seasons (2002-04). He was a member of the Xavier University men's basketball team before transferring to LSU where he earned a bachelor of science degree in accounting in 2002 and a master of science in sport management in 2004. KATHERYNE HICKMAN – The Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Texas Lutheran, Coach Hickman comes to Texas Lutheran from Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, Texas, where she coached as a graduate assistant with the women's basketball team during the 2005-06 season. Hickman also coached as an assistant at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, from 2002 to 2005 and at Blinn College in Brenham, Texas for the 2001-02 season. Hickman finished her career at Eastern New Mexico as the fifth-leading scorer in school history with 1,234 points and was a First Team All-Lone Star Conference selection in her senior season. She was an Athletic Honor Roll selection all four years at Eastern New Mexico MIKE STOECKLIN- Stoecklin is finishing his 12th year at the helm of the Saunemin, IL, Grade School athletic department, following his tenure and graduation from Greenville (IL) College and the GC Football program. Following his hiring at Saunemin, he led the Eagles to a 7A State Runner-up in 1995 as the Eagles posted a 24-3 record. He is also the coordinator and organizer of the I55/I57 Annual Basketball Clinic TOM HUGHES- The National Program Director for the “Yes, I Can!” Sports Camps and Clinics. He is responsible for scheduling and conducting the 3-Day Camps and 1-Day clinics held in the US and throughout the world. Coach Hughes is the author of the Motivational Moments newsletter. Produced every 7-10 days, Motivational Moments is sent (at no charge) to coaches, players, and administrators on the high school, college, and professional levels around the world. Visit his website at: www.motivationNmore.com KELLY CARLSTROM- The 8th Grade Basketball Coach at Genesee Junior High School in Genesee (ID) HONORARY MEMBERS NAMED! The Win the Tip! Board of Directors has announced this year’s Honorary Member Inductees. The 2006 inductees, along with the 2005 inductees will receive a plaque from the organization. For complete bios on each honorary member visit www.winthetip.org JERRY KRAUSE – A member of the NAIA Basketball Coaches and National Association for Sports and Physical Education Halls of Fame, Coach Krause has authored 27 books on coaching basketball, produced 30 instructional videos and serves as a consultant to many athletic organizations. He is the most widely published coach in basketball history, surpassing the legendary Clair Bee. PHIL HOMERATHA – A legend at Haskell Indian Nations University where he has spent over 35 years in various leadership roles, Coach Homeratha is currently the Head Women’s Basketball Coach. He was a NAIA Football All-American in 1968. BOB KLOPPENBURG- A retired NBA Coach, Coach Kloppenburg has a half century of coaching experience from high school to the NBA, most notably 12 years with the Seattle Sonics as defensive coordinator. Coach Kloppenburg is credited for creating and developing the Disruptive Pressure Defense, a best seller for coaches of the game as a resource on how to teach and implement successful pressure defensive strategies. COACH LAMBERT RECEIVES SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION AWARD! Win the Tip! Member ALAN LAMBERT is the first annual recipient of the Win the Tip! Service to the Profession award. Coach Lambert is the director of The Basketball Highway (www.bbhighway.com ). Coach Lambert has developed the most comprehensive web site for basketball professionals and coaches across the nation and around the world. His coaching career has spanned over 20 years and includes stops in collegiate athletics, as well as in Germany. Coach Lambert will receive a plaque from the organization for this honor. OVERSEAS COACH NAMED HEAD COACH OF THE YEAR! Win the Tip! Member MIKE TAYOR (Ratiopharm Ulm) was named 2006 Win the Tip! Head Coach of the Year. Coach Taylor’s team recently celebrated a championship season in Germany, finishing 29-1. For more information about their championship season visit www.taylorhoops.com Coach Taylor will receive a plaque from the organization for this honor. ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR! Win the Tip! Member HERB WELLING (Omaha Central High School) was named 2006 Win the Tip! Assistant Coach of the Year. Omaha Central won the Nebraska State Championship this past season. A veteran of the Five-Star Basketball Camps, Coach Welling has coached youth basketball for over 25 years and can be seen assisting Hubie Brown on the Five-Star Basketball Videos. Coach Welling will receive a plaque from the organization for this honor. SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION AWARD NOMINEES! The Win the Tip! Board of Directors has released this year’s Service to the Profession Award Nominees. The Board will announce the recipient of this award following the annual board meeting on May 20th. Nominees include; Alan Lambert (BBHighway), Michael Podoll (Winning Hoops), Jeff Janssen (Peak Performance), Bob Kloppenburg (Hooptactics), and Lorenzo Hall (First Step Basketball). HONORARY MEMBER NOMINEES! The Win the Tip! Board of Directors has released this year’s Honorary Member Nominees. The Board will announce this year’s three honorary members following the annual board meeting on May 20th. This year’s nominees include; Jerry Krause (Gonzaga University), Bob Kloppenburg (Former NBA Coach), Don Showalter (Mid-Prairie High School, IA and USA Basketball), Kevin Eastman (Nike Basketball), Dick Luther (UW- Waukesha), and Phil Homeratha (Haskell Indian Nations University). BOARD ANNOUNCES COACH OF THE YEAR NOMINEES! The Win the Tip! Board of Directors has released this year’s Head and Assistant Coach of the Year Nominees. The Board will announce the recipient of both these awards following the annual board meeting on May 20th. Head Coach of the Year Nominees include; Mike Taylor (Ratiopharm Ulm), Doug Hall (Southwestern College, KS), Don Meyer (Northern State University), Arabie Conner (Ottawa University, KS), Dave Garrison (Excelsior Springs High School, MO), Al Aldridge (Prairie High School, WA), Jeremy Eggers (Bellevue Community College), Debbie Carrier (Johnson County Community College). Assistant Coach of the Year Nominees include; Herb Welling (Omaha Central High School), Bruce Tate (Ottawa University, KS), Jerry Krause (Gonzaga University), Andy Hill (University of Montana), Sundance Wicks (Northern State University), Randy Baruth (Northern State University), Drew Grzella (Iowa Wesleyan), and Dean Lockwood (University of Tennessee). LEADERSHIP TIP! In her presentation at the recent AAPHERD Conference in Salt Lake City, Dr. Colleen Hacker of Pacific Lutheran University spoke about coaching and the self-fulfilling prophecy cycle. 1) The cycle begins when the coach forms expectations about the athlete based on coach preferences, physical attributes and pedigree of players. 2) As they form expectations the coaches behavior and treatment towards the athlete changes. This might include amount and quality of feedback, amount and type of instruction, and response to errors. 3) The coach’s treatment affects the athlete’s behavior performance and learning rate. 4) The athlete’s behavior and performance conforms to coach’s expectations…An Assistant Dean and Professor of Physical Education at Pacific Lutheran University, Dr. Colleen Hacker currently serves as a Sport Psychology Consultant for elite male and female athletes at an Olympic, World Championship, and professional level. She has served as the Sport Psychology Consultant for the United States Women's National Soccer Team. Under Coach Hacker, PLU's women's soccer team played for the NAIA national championship five consecutive years. Her club won NAIA titles in 1988, 1989 and 1991, and was runner-up in 1990 and 1992.
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