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TIME OUTTHE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THEWISCONSIN BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATIONAUGUST 2017

WISCONSIN BASKETBALL

WBCA COACHES ASSOCIATION

PROUD PARTNERS OF

FAST BREAK NOTES

IMPORTANT DATESTuesday, Aug. 1 – New Membership

Year BeginsSaturday, Sept. 23 – WBCA Showcase

JustAgame Fieldhouse, Wisconsin DellsSaturday, Sept. 30 – Hall of Fame and

Awards Banquet, Glacier Canyon Lodge of the Wilderness Resort, Wisconsin Dells

Thursday–Friday, Oct. 5–6 – WBCA Fall Clinic, JustAgame Fieldhouse, Wisconsin Dells

Monday, Nov. 6 – Girls’ Practice BeginsMonday, Nov. 13 – Boys’ Practice BeginsTuesday, Nov. 14 – Girls’ 1st GameTuesday, Nov. 21 – Boys’ 1st Game

HALL OF FAME BANQUETThe WBCA Hall of Fame Banquet will be held on Saturday 30th at Glacier Canyon Lodge in the Wilderness Resort, Wisconsin Dells. A form for anyone who wishes to attend can be found In this newsletter.

WBCA CORPORATE SPONSORS

MACC FUNDThe WBCA has proudly supported the MACC Fund through our all-star games since their inception in 1978. In those 41 years we have raised over $2.6 million

MACC Fund by visiting their website: maccfund.org

Fall Clinic: This year’s clinic will take place on Thursday, October 5th and Friday, October 6th at JustAgame Fieldhouse in Wisconsin Dells. This year’s clinic has been expanded and we look

information about the clinic can be found on pages 21 & 22 of this newsletter.

All-Star Games 2017: Record donations and over 5500 fans! The games were a huge success. As a result, the WBCA will be giving the MACC Fund a record donation. A big thanks to all the players and coaches of this year’s games. Articles about this year’s games can be found on page 5 of this newsletter.

Membership:31, 2018. Individual membership is $50 for high school and college coaches and $20 for youth coaches, friends and referees. Note: Staff membership has changed to a school special membership. This allows your school to sign up 15 coaches, men and women coaches together and you can sign up your athletic director for free for a total of $160. I can’t imagine any school or college passing up this offer. Also, lifetime membership remains $100, but remember, if you’re retired and go back into coaching you need an individual membership for the years you remain out of retirement.

Awards: A list of all award recipients for conference champs, wins, longevity, etc. can be found on pages 6-9 of this newsletter. If you qualify for an award and forgot to send it in, I can still get your award if you mail a picture ASAP to: [email protected] along with the necessary information by Sept. 1st.

New Awards: The WBCA has established two new awards for this year. We

Also, we have started an award called the outstanding coaching “Achievement Award”. It is given to a coach in each division that has had a great season, but who probably did not make the state tournament. The winners of this award are listed in the other award winners’ pages.

Deb Hauser: We are happy for Deb, but very sad for the WBCA that Deb Hauser will retire after this year with the WIAA. She has done more for basketball than any other person in the state. We will really miss her! The WBCA will honor Deb at this year’s Hall of Fame Banquet.

Sunshine Fund: Sixteen years ago the WBCA Executive Board established our “Sunshine Club”. The purpose of this club is to aid coaches during times of distress to them and their families. Hundreds of coaches have received support from the WBCA since it was established. Help may come as a card of

letter of prayers. We hope to brighten a day or honor a family member. These are reminders that the WBCA cares about its members. If you know a member,


past or present, that can use a little help, please contact Executive Director, Jerry Petitgoue, at 608-778-1986 or Associate Director, Ken Barrett, at 608-317-1577. Coaches helping coaches is a major goal of the WBCA. Please help us identify those in need. Over the years, the WBCA has donated over $7,000 to the Sunshine Fund.

Fall Showcase: Last year over 250 boy and girl Varsity players participated in the WBCA Fall Showcase. This year’s event will be on September 23 and will once again be hosted by the JustAgame Fieldhouse in Wisconsin Dells. Registration is now available online at WisBCA.org. Please encourage your top players to take advantage of this great event.

Have a great year everyone. Remember the WBCA is here to help coaches, players and schools through the great sport of basketball. If we, as an organization, can help you in anyway, please let us know.

Jerry Petitgoue, Executive Director of the WBCA [email protected], 608-778-1986

Please note address change.Jerry Petitgoue 218 S. Lincoln St. Cuba City WI 53807

FAST BREAK NOTES CONT.

BENEFITS OF WBCA MEMBERSHIPS

membership.

1. Become active and have ownership in the WBCA and WIAA working relationship.

2. Take advantage of WBCA Mentor Program.3. Receive WBCA newsletter four times a year.4. Be selected as a head or assistant coach for the

WBCA All-Star games.5. Attend hospitality rooms at the Boys' and Girls' State

Tournaments at the Kohl Center and Resch Center.6. Be elected to the WBCA Executive Board.7. Be selected as a fall or youth clinic speaker.8. Attend WBCA sponsored fall clinic or youth clinics at a

discount rate.9. WBCA legal assistance available to all WBCA members

who need it.10. Attend outstanding WBCA Hall of Fame banquet.11. Apply for a chance at two comp tickets to a Wisconsin

Badger game12. Be eligible for the following awards:

a – Conference Championship plaques. b – 100-200-300-400-500+ win plaques. c – Referee Golden Whistle plaque. d – 25-year watch award and 35-year plaque.

e – Head and Assistant Coaches of the Year Award. f – Athletic Director and Administrator plaques. g – Achievement Award

13. Be eligible for the prestigious Steve Randall Memorial award.

14. Be eligible for the prestigious Eli Crogan Humanitarian award.

15. Be eligible for State Championships ring.16. Be eligible to be selected to the WBCA Hall of Fame as a:

a – Coach - High School and College b – Assistant Coach c – Player - Men and Women d – Referee e – Friend of Basketball

17. Become more professional by attending your professional association.

18. Receive discounts, specials and tickets from vendors and sponsors

19. When selection criteria are close to equal, preference for awards and all-star game spots to WBCA Member coaches.

20. Associate membership of the National High School Bas-ketball Coaches Association (NHSBCA)


I recently ran past a middle school whose marquee read, ‘Summer Should Get A Speeding Ticket’. I couldn’t agree more! I’m sure many of you spent numerous hours in a gym this summer, but I hope that you also took some time for a little R & R! The WBCA All-Star Games were a huge success again in June. A big thank you goes out to everyone that was involved; from the organizers to the coaches, players, and fans. A special thank you to all those who made a contribution to the MACC Fund. The MACC Fund attained a milestone at the end of June, reaching $60 million of contributions since its inception to its three

clinical trials. I couldn’t be more proud of the WBCA’s partnership with the MACC Fund and Jon Cary and being a major part of this milestone!

As the fall quickly approaches (the Packers are back at training camp today as I write this); many exciting WBCA events are just around the corner! The fall prep showcase is September 23rd at Just A Game Fieldhouse in WI Dells. This is an awesome opportunity for your athletes to be seen by DII and DIII college coaches from across the Midwest. The Hall of Fame Banquet will be the following weekend on September 30th at The Wilderness in the Dells. Joan Petitgoue does an outstanding job organizing this event to celebrate basketball in the state of WI from the past and present. Congratulations to all the inductees and award winners! The fall clinic will be held October 5th and 6th in the Dells. This is a great way to gear up for the upcoming season and talk hoops with other coaches...and don’t forget about the very popular hospitality night at Buffalo Phils!

There have been some proposed changes that have brought about major discussion throughout the state amongst coaches and administration. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact a board member. We will continue to work together to do what is best for the game of basketball in the state of WI. Speaking of changes, I am sure you have heard the news that Deb Hauser, one of our main advocates for our sport, will be retiring soon. There are no words to describe what Deb has done not only for the WBCA, but also for our game. Deb has been an instrumental liaison between the WIAA and WBCA and we cannot thank her enough for all that she has done in her tenure.

the sidelines with coaching changes this season. I’d like to welcome all the new members to the WBCA and extend our gratitude to our current members. New coaches, please feel free to contact us if you need any support in any way.

Resources:

http://whatdriveswinning.com/

@JonGordon11 (Twitter)

https://www.youtube.com/user/betterbasketball

Yours In Hoops,

Niki Sutter

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE


By Terry Erickson, Ridge and Valley Conference Commissioner and member of the Executive Board of the WBCA

seems especially true in key matchups during the regular season and into the post season, where a powder keg of emotions can explode on any possession.

Coaches and players often complain about a lack of consistency, an unevenness in the application of the rules, and a lack of

sense. That leads to a high level of frustration from coaches, players and fans.

Consistency is undoubtedly the favorite catchphrase of coaches at all levels. It is also the most common complaint leveled at

to ourselves and to others to strive for total consistency in the application of the rules, interpretations and points of emphasis.

their judgment. They see and call a game better than their colleagues by making the same call on the same kind of play in the

Players, coaches, ands spectators know exactly what to expect because of reliability and consistency throughout the game.

awareness.

As you prepare for the 2017-18 season, make crew consistency a point of emphasis in your Basketball Association meetings and in your pre-game discussions. Then, as you de-brief after the game, be completely honest with your partners as you grade your performance in an effort to look for areas of improvement in your level of consistency.

July 31, 2017

THE MISSING C IN OFFICIATING


The 41st Annual WBCA Boys’ Basketball All-Star Game were held on June 17, 2017 at the JustAGame Fieldhouse in Wis-consin Dells. This year’s games were held in the Wisconsin Dells for the f6th consecutive year and the Dells community did a superb job in hosting the All-Star Contestants and Coaches from the time they arrived on Thursday of All-Star Week until the games were completed on Saturday. Once again the WBCA was able to donate over $100,000 to the Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer (MACC Fund) and the All-Star Staff would like to thank John Cary for all of his efforts and extend our deepest

This year’s games again featured the top talent from the 2017 Senior Class from the state. The games were highly competitive and the players and coaches did extraordinary job displaying both their competitiveness on the court and in their fundraising efforts. This was the second year that Spectrum Sports was able to broadcast this year’s games. Once again, they able televise the Division 1 and Division 2 games live on their cable sports channel. We thank Spectrum Sports for their efforts to bring this tremendous event to viewers across the state.The WBCA All-Star Staff would also like to extend a BIG THANK YOU to Dave Royston and his staff at JustAGame Fieldhouse

-west. The WBCA would also like to thank Buffalo Phil’s and their staff for hosting the All Star participants for our guest speaker from the MACC Fund on Thursday of the All Star Week and all of their efforts to accommodate us. In addition to the meal at Buffalo Phil’s, the All Stars were hosted by The Great Wolf Lodge and their accommodations were once again outstanding and there support of the WBCA is never-ending with the various events that are held in the Wisconsin Dells throughout the course of the year.Finally, The WBCA would like to thank all of the coaches, players, fans and friends of basketball for their support and effort to make this year’s All Star event a success. We had a record year fundraising with our players and coaches. Furthermore, your

Scores:Division 1: North 85 | South 84 • Division 2: South 92 | North 81 • Division 3: South 97 | North 90

Division 4: North 96 | South 84 • Division 5: South 80 | North 64

41ST ANNUAL WBCA ALL-STAR GAMES

I want to thank everyone for their efforts in 2017 in making these All Star Games that very best in the 35 years of their exis-tence. Over the years, I write this article about the scores of the girl’s games. This year I want to talk more about the good that this year’s players did for the MACC fund. The players both boys and girls went out and raised the most money we have ever raised in All Star history. We are over $430, 000 raised. The WBCA donation to the MACC fund will be substantial and will go toward helping hundreds of children in the state, throughout the country, and possibly the world. Cancer research does not just stay within the state of Wisconsin. There are so many networks within the cancer research organization that help children ev-erywhere. Money spent in Madison and Milwaukee is used to develop new medicine and treatment, which is used worldwide. The players heard from cancer patients while at the Dells. Hearing from a peer is much more meaningful for the players. They have to relate to one of their own regarding what their life has been during their battles with this dreaded disease. While the

here to speak to our All Stars. They are here because of the players in the past that went out to raise money for the MACC fund.

In my 32 years of involvement with the All Star Games I have really seen the focus of the games change. The players are all great and will continue to be great people. The real focus of the games, however, is on the kids with cancer. Many players come up to us after their games on Friday and Saturday and wish they would have done more to help in the fund raising. We remind them that the fund raising does not stop with the end of the games. The MACC fund is hosting events all year and that they can continue to support the MACC fund in many more ways than the WBCA all star games. Players, do not lose sight of the big picture. In 1976 the cure rate was about 20% and currently we are up to about an 80% cure rate. We have come a long way, but have a ways to go in our efforts to get that cure rate at 100%.Thank you from everyone at the WBCA and the MACC fund for your efforts and your continue support of this worthwhile cause.

Loren HombGirls’ All Star Game

2017 WRAP UP


2017 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 2017 Conference ChampsName School ConferenceJudy Harms Whitewater Rock Valley-NorthDavid Huss Edgar Marawood-NorthBill Scasny Sussex Hamilton Greater MetroJoey Arneson Melrose-Mindoro Large DairylandMatthew Klarner Xavier BayJoe Behnke* Hudson Big RiversMike Churchill Hayward Heart O’ NorthMike Flanagan Black Hawk Six Rivers EastAdam Jacobson Marathon Marawood-NorthJim Doolittle Fall River Trailways-SouthCurt Lamb Almond-Bancroft CWC-10Mike Balliett Wittenberg-Birnamwood CWC-8Chris Lindert Pardeeville Trailways-CentralNate Rykal Bay Port Fox River ClassicKimberely R. Redman Seneca Ridge & ValleyPaul Wollersheim Martin Luther Metro ClassicCorey Scheel Martin Luther Metro ClassicJeff Pustina Cuba City SWALTimothy Matthies Lakeside Lutheran Capitol NorthJason Sargent Clear Lake Central LakelandBrad Fischer UW-Oshkosh WIACAngie Maternowsky St. Croix Falls West LakelandSam Mathiason Monroe Badger SouthSteve Collins Madison Memorial Big EightJosh Hanson Drummond IndianheadRobert Buss (2015-16) Wisconsin Dells South CentralRobert Buss Wisconsin Dells South CentralReed Tyriver Lourdes Academy Trailways NorthJered Massen Adams-Friendship South CentralJeff Meinholdt McFarland Rock Valley NorthHeidi Georgeff Howards Grove Big EastJoe Russom Appleton North Fox Valley AssociationSylvester Cutler University School of Milwaukee Midwest ClassicDeb Hutzler Rio Trailways SouthToni Clark Golda Meir Milwaukee City RedSteve Hicklin Lake Mills Capitol NorthJohn Olson Sun Prairie Big 8David Gustafson Northwestern Heart O’ NorthKevin Fall Clayton Central LakelandJohn Hampton Luxemburg-Casco North EasternPatrick Boughton 2015-2016 Regis Western CloverbeltPatrick Boughton Regis Western CloverbeltJason Atanasoff The Prairie School Metro ClassicChad Schmidt N.M. Shiocton Central Wisconsin 8Jeff Boos Sun Prairie Big 8Dave Borgrud Deerfield Southern TrailwaysBrandon Temperly Plattville SWCNathan Wesener Hilbert BIG EastMark Lierman Shullsburg Six Rivers WestRick Schoenbeck Big Foot Rock Valley SouthCollin Thompson New Berlin West Woodland WestJeff Zobeck Gresham Central Wisconsin-10Becca Bestul Chippewa Falls Big RiversRyan Brown Medford Great NorthernMike Vesperman Tri-County CWC-10Bob Maronde Cudahy Woodland EastJason Hoerth New Holstein Eastern Wisconsin

100 WinsMatthew Klarner Xavier 123 WinsMike Churchill Hayward 108 WinsAdam Jacobson Marathon 117 Wins


2017 CONFERENCE CHAMPS CONT.Conference Champs (Cont.)Rob Domagalski Union Grove Southern LakesJeff Berkhof UW-River Falls WIACJeremy Boileau De Pere Fox River ClassicTravis Sysko New Glarus Capitol SouthNathan Russell Shullsburg Six Rivers EastDan Wandrey Brookfield Central Greater MetroCraig Machut Milwaukee King Milwaukee CityChris Zwettler Edgewood Badger SouthJoe Brennan Hayward Heart O’ NorthAshley Anthon West De Pere BayMitch Wainwright Mineral Point SWALTim Ladron Beaver Dam Wisconsin Little TenScott Anderson SPASH Wisconsin ValleyTodd Fergot La Crosse Central Mississippi ValleyMike Froehlke Wrightstown North EasternTom King Laconia FlywayRavonte Dantzler Milwaukee Vincent City

100 WINS

Patrick Boughton 2015-2016 Regis Western CloverbeltPatrick Boughton Regis Western CloverbeltJason Atanasoff The Prairie School Metro ClassicChad Schmidt N.M. Shiocton Central Wisconsin 8Jeff Boos Sun Prairie Big 8Dave Borgrud Deerfield Southern TrailwaysBrandon Temperly Plattville SWCNathan Wesener Hilbert BIG EastMark Lierman Shullsburg Six Rivers WestRick Schoenbeck Big Foot Rock Valley SouthCollin Thompson New Berlin West Woodland WestJeff Zobeck Gresham Central Wisconsin-10Becca Bestul Chippewa Falls Big RiversRyan Brown Medford Great NorthernMike Vesperman Tri-County CWC-10Bob Maronde Cudahy Woodland EastJason Hoerth New Holstein Eastern Wisconsin

100 WinsMatthew Klarner Xavier 123 WinsMike Churchill Hayward 108 WinsAdam Jacobson Marathon 117 WinsCorey Scheel Martin Luther 100 WinsBrad Fischer UW-Oshkosh 100 Wins

200 WinsKimberely R. Rdedman Seneca 213 WinsStephen Jaskulske J.I. Case 230 WinsAngie Maternowsky St. Croix Falls 201 WinsJason Sargent Clear Lake 201 WinsMike Flanagan Black Hawk 206 WinsTina Aasen Evansville 203 WinsTom Gotzler Catholic Memorial 207 WinsMark Lepkowski Catholic Memorial 233 Wins

300 WinsDan Burreson Mineral Point 308 WinsJim Doolittle Fall River 312 WinsMike Balliet Wittenberg-Birnamwood 319 WinsCurt Lamb Almond-Bancroft 300 WinsKyle Krueger St. Mary’s Springs Academy 303 Wins

200 WINS





300 WINS





Tim Chase Beaver Dam 331 Wiuns

500 WinsClaude Seubert Marathon 513 Wins

800 WinsPete Olson Madison La Follette-Clearwater 806 Wins

900 WinsJerry Petitgoue Cuba City 906 Wins

25 Year WatchRuss Young Oconto 25 YearsBob Beighton Delavan-Darien 25 YearsGary Kuehl North Fond du Lac 25 YearsTodd Nesheim Mount Horeb 25 YearsCraig Amundson Menomonee Falls 25 YearsSteve Board Richland Center 25 Years

500 WINS





25 Year WatchRuss Young Oconto 25 YearsBob Beighton Delavan-Darien 25 YearsGary Kuehl North Fond du Lac 25 YearsTodd Nesheim Mount Horeb 25 YearsCraig Amundson Menomonee Falls 25 YearsSteve Board Richland Center 25 Years

800 WINS





25 Year WatchRuss Young Oconto 25 YearsBob Beighton Delavan-Darien 25 YearsGary Kuehl North Fond du Lac 25 YearsTodd Nesheim Mount Horeb 25 YearsCraig Amundson Menomonee Falls 25 Years

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25 Year WatchRuss Young Oconto 25 YearsBob Beighton Delavan-Darien 25 YearsGary Kuehl North Fond du Lac 25 YearsTodd Nesheim Mount Horeb 25 Years


25 YEAR WATCH


25 Year WatchRuss Young Oconto 25 YearsBob Beighton Delavan-Darien 25 YearsGary Kuehl North Fond du Lac 25 YearsTodd Nesheim Mount Horeb 25 YearsCraig Amundson Menomonee Falls 25 YearsSteve Board Richland Center 25 YearsScott Anderson SPASH 25 YearsKevin Bruggink Oostburg 26 YearsJon Nedelcoff Oregon 27 YearsMichael Powers Clinton 29 YearsJoel Claassen Milwaukee Pius XI 29 YearsChris Schultz Stoughton 31 YearsClaude Seubert Marathon 33 YearsJack Culhane Marathon 37 YearsStephen Jaskulske J.I. Case 34 YearsMark Meerstein Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 25 Years

35 YearsRandy Storlie Blair-Taylor 35 YearsRick Storlie Fall Creek 35 YearsJack Culhane Marathon 37 Years

35 YEAR PLAQUE

25 Year WatchRuss Young Oconto 25 YearsBob Beighton Delavan-Darien 25 YearsGary Kuehl North Fond du Lac 25 YearsTodd Nesheim Mount Horeb 25 YearsCraig Amundson Menomonee Falls 25 YearsSteve Board Richland Center 25 YearsScott Anderson SPASH 25 YearsKevin Bruggink Oostburg 26 YearsJon Nedelcoff Oregon 27 YearsMichael Powers Clinton 29 YearsJoel Claassen Milwaukee Pius XI 29 YearsChris Schultz Stoughton 31 YearsClaude Seubert Marathon 33 YearsJack Culhane Marathon 37 YearsStephen Jaskulske J.I. Case 34 YearsMark Meerstein Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 25 Years

35 YearsRandy Storlie Blair-Taylor 35 YearsRick Storlie Fall Creek 35 YearsJack Culhane Marathon 37 Years

GOLDEN WHISTLE AWARD Golden Whistle AwardTodd Nesheim Mount Horeb 25 YearsPhil Heimerl Dodgeville 25 Years

Athletic Director of the YearDan Domach Waukesha South 20 Years

Media Person of the YearHayes Callaghan Chippewa Falls 29 YearsDave Hanson Chippewa Falls 29 Years

Tribute AwardMerlin A. Voss MadisonGerry Ayers Ridgeway

Eli and Karen Crogan Humanitarian Award

Win Parkinson Milwaukee

Stephen Randall AwardJim Myers Barneveld

Achievement AwardFrank Schade OshkoshTim Ladron Beaver DamMike Huser PlattevilleTom Hause Stanley-BoydCurt Lamb Almond-BancroftMatt Stuve GermantownRob Domagalski Union GroveJudy Harms WhitewaterJoey Arneson HolmanMichelle Kincaid Elcho

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR

Golden Whistle AwardTodd Nesheim Mount Horeb 25 YearsPhil Heimerl Dodgeville 25 Years








MEDIA PERSON OF THE YEAR









TRIBUTE AWARD








Achievement AwardFrank Schade OshkoshTim Ladron Beaver DamMike Huser PlattevilleTom Hause Stanley-BoydCurt Lamb Almond-BancroftMatt Stuve GermantownRob Domagalski Union GroveJudy Harms WhitewaterJoey Arneson Holman

ELI AND KAREN CROGAN HUMANITARIAN AWARD








Achievement AwardFrank Schade OshkoshTim Ladron Beaver DamMike Huser PlattevilleTom Hause Stanley-BoydCurt Lamb Almond-BancroftMatt Stuve GermantownRob Domagalski Union GroveJudy Harms Whitewater

STEPHEN RANDALL AWARD








Achievement AwardFrank Schade OshkoshTim Ladron Beaver DamMike Huser PlattevilleTom Hause Stanley-BoydCurt Lamb Almond-BancroftMatt Stuve GermantownRob Domagalski Union Grove


ACHIEVEMENT AWARD



COACHES OF THE YEAR Coaches of the YearGreg Gard UW-Madison D-1 MenCarolyn Kieger Marquette D-1 WomenJeff Berkhof UW-River Falls D-3 MenBrad Fischer UW-Oshkosh D-3 WomenAdam Ligocki UW-Waukesha Jr. College-MenJim Myers Barneveld High School-BoysLora Staveness Edgewood High School-Girls

Assistant Coaches of the YearClaude Seubert Marathon High School-BoysBrian Cahoon Markesan High School-Girls

College Staff of the YearTim Walton UW-River Falls MenBrent Larson UW-River Falls MenLance Westberg UW-River Falls MenGinny Boggess Marquette WomenScott Merritt Marquette WomenVernette Skeete Marquette Women

High School State ChampsScott Anderson Stevens Point D-1 BoysTodd Fergot La Crosse Central D-2 BoysMatt Klarner Appleton Xavier D-3 BoysBranden Joseph Destiny D-4 BoysJim Myers Barneveld D-5 BoysJoe Russom Appleton North D-1 GirlsTim Chase Beaver Dam D-2 GirlsLora Staveness Edgewood D-3 GirlsHeidi Georgeff Howards Grove D-4 GirlsMike Rueth Loyal D-5 Girls

ASSISTANT COACHES OF THE YEAR

Coaches of the YearGreg Gard UW-Madison D-1 MenCarolyn Kieger Marquette D-1 WomenJeff Berkhof UW-River Falls D-3 MenBrad Fischer UW-Oshkosh D-3 WomenAdam Ligocki UW-Waukesha Jr. College-MenJim Myers Barneveld High School-BoysLora Staveness Edgewood High School-Girls




COLLEGE STAFF OF THE YEAR





HIGH SCHOOL STATE CHAMPS





Melrose-Mindoro

D-1 BoysD-2 BoysD-3 Boys

D-4 BoysD-5 BoysD-1 GirlsD-2 GirlsD-3 GirlsD-4 GirlsD-5 Girls

Michelle Kincaid ElchoMichelle Kincaid ElchoJoey Arneson Holman


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1000 Point, 300 Win & 1000 Games Officiated Club As part of the WBCA Hall of Fame we honor coaches, players and officials that have hit these landmark milestones. Points must be from WIAA varsity contests only. Games officiated must be from WIAA varsity and college games. Coach record may be WIAA Varsity or JV but please specify if it is your JV record. For a $20 donation you can have your achievement on the walls of the WBCA Hall of Fame at the JustAgame Fieldhouse. Each donation will be given a 6x3 inch plaque in the Hall of Fame. School (for Coach & Players) : _________________________________ Colors (for Coach & Players): __________________________________ Player/Coach/Official Years Points/Record/Games Bob Sample 1997-2001 1,343 Points Joe Sample 1978-2000 525-341 Jim Sample 1985-2013 1500 Games Officiated _________________________________ __________ ________________ _________________________________ __________ ________________ _________________________________ __________ ________________ _________________________________ __________ ________________ _________________________________ __________ ________________ _________________________________ __________ ________________ _________________________________ __________ ________________ If you need more space please use back of sheet or attach another sheet. Each player, coach or referee requires a $20 donation. Checks made payable to: Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Attn: Hall of Fame 5509 Schluter Rd Monona, WI 53716 Please allow some time after submittal for your plaque to be displayed. For coaches or players we reserve the right to ask you for documentation or school authorization of your record.

Attn: Hall of Fame/JustAgame Fieldhouse200 La Crosse St. Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

This plaque is co-sponsored by Steve

Chard and Snaps Sports.


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The WBCA is proud to announce their 2017 Hall of Fame class. Inductees will be honored at the annual Hall of Fame Banquet that takes place on September 30th at the Wilderness Lodge in Wisconsin Dells.

NOMINATION INFO

All nominations must be submitted online. All previously nominated candidates must have their nominations re-submitted through our online process. There is a template available on the nomination form that you can use or use

-tion.

To be considered for the 2018 Hall of Fame class you must have the nomination form submitted online by December 20, 2017.

Once you have nominated someone, they will stay in the pool of nominees. There is no need to nominate someone each year. You are allowed to update info on active coach nominations.

For the nomination link please go to: www.wisbca.com/halloffame

HALL OF FAME BANQUET

Time: Saturday, September 30th

Events: Cocktails-4:30 p.m., Dinner-5:30 p.m., Program-To follow dinner

Where: Glacier Canyon Lodge, Wilderness Resort Ad-dress: 45 Hillman Road, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

Lodging: Wilderness Resort, 45 Hillman Road, Wisconsin Dells, Wi 53965

Lodging Reservations: Phone 1-800-867-9453 and state that you are with the WBCA Hall of Fame Dinner at Gla-cier Canyon Lodge, Leader #478952 for special rates.

Banquet Reservations: Send ticket reservations to: Joan Petitgoue, 218 S. Lincoln St., Cuba City, Wl. 53807. Tickets are $40.00 for adults and $13.00 for children under 12. Make checks payable to: WBCA and please include who you are coming to honor if that pertains to your party and the names of those attending.

For more information, please call Joan at 1-608-778-2524 or e-mail her at: [email protected]

HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2017 2017 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES“Friends”

Gary Breneman, MadisonDavid J. Shaw, Fitchburg

“Referees”Terry Erickson, La Crosse

Charles Hardrick, Milwaukee

“Girl Players”Tanisha Boston, Milwaukee Bayview

Ann Hall, LomiraKiesha (Oliver) Hayes, Racine Park

Michele (Kozelka) Pattison, Prairie du ChienLaTonya Sims, Racine Park

Melissa (Smith) Ouimette, D.C. Everest

“Boy Players”Brad Clark, Markesan

Mike Flory, RhinelanderJohn Mack, Milwaukee TechBrad Timmerman, Cuba CityBob Wolf, Menomonee Falls

Chuck Wood, Racine St. Catherine’s

“Assistant Coach”Phil Jerg, De Forest

Derrick Washington Sr., Brown Deer

“College Coach”Kathi Bennett, UW-Oshkosh

“High School Coach”Jim Bauer, Lakeside Lutheran

Dave Boland, SenecaBob Constalie, WestbyJoe Doucette, ColfaxDavid Lee, Hayward

Jon Murphy, SeymourFrank Schade, Oshkosh North

Randy Storlie, Blair-TaylorRick Storlie, Fall Creek

Mitch Wainwright, Mineral PointChris Zwettler, Madison Edgewood


MEET THE EXECUTIVE BOARD

Jim Blaine Fall Clinic

Sam MathiasonGirls All-Star Game

Loren HombGirls All-Star Game

Mike HuserBoys All-Star Game

Tony ScallonBoys All-Star Game

Jon Nedelcoff Fall Clinic

Holly BahrGirls D4 Rep

Steve CollinsMadison City Rep

Shirley EgnerD3 College Rep

Lori HammerGirls D3 Rep

Jack HervertJunior College Rep

Lance MarifkeBoys D3 Rep

Greg GardD1 College Rep

Michael SchalowBoys D2 Rep

Chris ZwettlerAD Rep

Randy StorlieBoys D5 Rep

Rick StorlieBoys D4 Rep

Lora StavenessGirls Private School Rep

Travis WilsonCommunications Director

Steve WojciechowskiPrivate College Rep

Bo RyanMember Emeritus

Norbert DurstCommunications Director

Jade RoystonCommunications Director

Jeff BoosHall of Fame

John CaryMACC Fund

Terry Erickson Eli CroganMentoring & Mr. Basketball

Tom DesotellPast President

Cliff ChristlMedia Rep/Hall of Fame

John Fullerton Deb HauserWIAA

Mark StewartMedia Rep - Madison

Jim JonesPhoto Archivist

Kirk KaulFundraising

Mark EvenstadMedia Rep

Lee RabasMembership Coordinator

Dave RoystonFacilities

Todd JahnsPrivate School Rep

Dennis SemrauMedia Rep

Dennis UppenaPast President/ Hall of Fame

Ticket Chairman

John MironPast President/Hall of Fame

Caron TownsendPast President/

Academic All-State

Jim ScheidlerFacilities

Ryan KartosWebsite Manager

Cliff ThompsonMerchandise

Brad BestorWBCA Showcase Director

Billy KeglerJr. College Rep

Calvin RayfordMilwaukee City Rep

Dave Vander MuelenHall of Fame Selection

Committee

Win ParksinsonHall of Fame Selection

Committee

Bob BuckHall of Fame Selection

Committee

Dr. Harry OdenHall of Fame Selection

Committee

Not pictured:Ryan Thompson

Jr. High Rep

John Handel Hall of Fame Selection Committee

Jason Martzke Northwest Rep

Lindy KempHall of Fame Selection Committee

Jerry Petitgoue Executive Director

Niki SutterPresident & D1 Girls Rep

Dan BurresonAll-Star Selection Chairman/

Coaches Achievement Awards Chairman

Ken BarrettAssistant Director &

Boys Academic

Nicholas KartosConsultant

Joan PetitgoueExecutive Secretary

Dan Witter1st Vice President/

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Todd Hansen2nd Vice President/

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