UAA dominating again at 13-1 overall, SPU also at 13-1.
Is UAA fully funded scholarship-wise? What's the key up there? Young coach who knows what he's doing, obviously. WWU has been historically good in women's hoops.
When I was in school back in the dark ages, Western Oregon was a dominant NAIA power. Led by great coach (also later our last good A.D., and an assistant football coach) Jon Carey, the Wolves won 25 games a year, went to nationals and often won games at nationals. In the 1990's they won two NAIA D-II national titles under a different coach, Rusty Rogers. Since then? It's been an unmitigated disaster. One year I think they went winless.
This year's coach I think is in her third year, she needs time to build it, though that's moving slowly. I'm guessing her program has the WOU curse: lack of scholarships. Just a hunch, I don't know what she has to work with.
I do know this is the last 9 years of WOU women's hoop: 6-8 this year, 2-5 in league; 4-24/3-17; 8-18/5-13; 6-20/3-15; 8-20/3-15; 7-21/6-12; 11-16/9-9; 11-19/6-10; 11-19; 6-10.
When your high-water mark is 11 wins in the last decade, perhaps its time to see what's going on in WOU women's hoops? Recent WOU loss to marginal Concordia team last night.
Current standings:
http://www.gnacsports.com/wbasketball/standings/
Is UAA fully funded scholarship-wise? What's the key up there? Young coach who knows what he's doing, obviously. WWU has been historically good in women's hoops.
When I was in school back in the dark ages, Western Oregon was a dominant NAIA power. Led by great coach (also later our last good A.D., and an assistant football coach) Jon Carey, the Wolves won 25 games a year, went to nationals and often won games at nationals. In the 1990's they won two NAIA D-II national titles under a different coach, Rusty Rogers. Since then? It's been an unmitigated disaster. One year I think they went winless.
This year's coach I think is in her third year, she needs time to build it, though that's moving slowly. I'm guessing her program has the WOU curse: lack of scholarships. Just a hunch, I don't know what she has to work with.
I do know this is the last 9 years of WOU women's hoop: 6-8 this year, 2-5 in league; 4-24/3-17; 8-18/5-13; 6-20/3-15; 8-20/3-15; 7-21/6-12; 11-16/9-9; 11-19/6-10; 11-19; 6-10.
When your high-water mark is 11 wins in the last decade, perhaps its time to see what's going on in WOU women's hoops? Recent WOU loss to marginal Concordia team last night.
Current standings:
http://www.gnacsports.com/wbasketball/standings/
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