Women's Basketball
Georgetown, KY
September 23, 2007
Bluegrass Basketball Coaching Clinic
Sunday, September 23, 2007
CLINIC SCHEDULE
- 12:30-1:00—Registration (Several local vendors will be available)
- 1PM– Rick Reeves, Head Coach, Gardner-Webb University , ”The Fast-break—Off to the Races”
- 2PM– Donna Murphy, Player Development Coach, Lexington, KY, ”Development of the Post Player—Skills and Drills”
- 3PM-315PM– Break (Soft drinks will be provided)
- 315PM– Susan Johnson, Head Coach, Georgetown College, “Putting on the Defensive Heat—Multiple Defensive Systems”
- 415PM– Jeff Walz, Head Coach, University of Louisville, ”Quick-hitters and Out-of-Bounds Plays”
FEATURED CLINICIANS
SUSAN
JOHNSON has won 514 games in 28 seasons at Georgetown. During
the past seven years, the Lady Tigers are 170-68 and have won five
conference titles. Since 2001, they have also qualified for
the NAIA Division I National Tournament six times, advancing to one
sweet sixteen and two elite eight finishes. During her career, she
has won eight conference and regional coach-of-the-year honors.
DONNA MURPHY is currently a clinician/player development coach in the Lexington, KY area. Coach Murphy was a former two-time Miss Kentucky Basketball, an All-American at Morehead State University, and played professionally in the WBL. She has 18 years of collegiate coaching experience as an assistant at the University of Florida, University of Kentucky, University of Memphis, University of Cincinnati, and Morehead State and as the head coach at Asbury College.
RICK REEVES is entering his fifth season as Head Coach at Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs, NC. Prior to his position at Gardner-Webb, Coach Reeves has had very successful head coaching stints at the University of Southern Mississippi, Liberty University, Cumberland University (TN), and Brescia University. He also served as an assistant coach at the University of Florida. While at Liberty University, Coach Reeves coached several conference championship and NCAA Tournament teams.
JEFF WALZ begins his first season as the Head Coach at the University of Louisville. Prior to arriving at U of L, he served five seasons as the Associate Head Coach at the University of Maryland, where the Terps won the NCAA National Championship in 2006. He has also served as an assistant coach at the University of Minnesota, University of Nebraska, and Western Kentucky University and has been a part of nine NCAA Tournament teams.
