Texas Association of Basketball Coaches
[email protected]
www.tabchoops.org
PO Box 2886
Sugar Land, Texas 77487
Phone: 281-313-8222
Fax: 281-313-8224
Vol. XL
No. 6
March 20, 2017
Greetings Everyone,
Well, another basketball season is in the books. Congratulations to all of you. I hope you all feel that you were an inspiration and
an example to your players this year. Special congratulations to all of you whose teams played in post-season games, and I would
like to give extra recognition to those who were fortunate to compete at the State Tournament.
I enjoyed attending both the boys and girls tournaments. It was wonderful seeing and talking with old friends at the Dome or at
the Sunset Station Pavilion. The coaching profession is so special. Not only do you have the opportunity to work with and shape
young players, but the camaraderie and friendship you are able to forge with other coaches is priceless.
With the close of the season, the next big event is the TABC Clinic in May. I would like to urge each of you to make plans to
attend. The clinic will feature some great speakers. I also would like to remind you that the TABC camps are starting to fill up.
Encourage all players in your community to attend. Lastly, and as I have emphasized in my last two messages, if you know anyone
who has yet to join TABC this year, encourage them to join.
I wish each of you a fantastic finish this school year. I look forward to seeing you at the Clinic. If we haven’t met, I hope you
will make a point to introduce yourself to me. Be blessed.
Sincerely,
Herb More – TABC President
Texas State Basketball Champions Crowned
Early March saw 26 state champions crowned in Texas high school basketball. The UIL
championships were played in the Alamodome in San Antonio. TAPPS played in Abilene and
SPC played in Houston. All 48 of the UIL teams who made it to the final four were coached by
TABC members! Congratulations to the state championship teams. Their coaches are the
TABC Coaches of the Year and they will be presented a watch at the All-Star and Honors banquet at the TABC clinic.
Calendar
2
The Passing of a Legend
2
Final Four
3
Outstanding Coaches Awards
4
Membership Number
4
College Awards
4
6A
Duncanville
Clinic Hotels
5
5A
Clinic News
5
Hall of Fame Banquet
Girls State Champions (Coaches of the Year)
Boys State Champions (Coaches of the Year)
UIL
Cathy Self-Morgan
6A
Cypress-Falls
Richard Flores
Canyon
Joe Lombard
5A
Mansfield
Timberview
Duane Gregory
4A
Argyle
Skip Townsend
4A
Silsbee
Joe Sigler
6
3A
Canadian
Kevin Richardson
3A
Dallas Madison
Damon Barnett
Sponsors
6
2A
Panhandle
Rob Schmucker
2A
Muenster
Lynn Cook
Scholarship Contributors
6
1A
Nazareth
Eric Schilling
1A
Lipan
Brent Gaylor
Milestones
7
Camp of Champs
7
6A
Andy Zihlman
6A
Plano Prestonwood
Davis Conrady
Awards Deadlines
7
5A
Warren Southers
5A
Westbury Christian
Trey Austin
People, Places and Things
8
SPC
Stacey Marshall
4A
100% Districts
8
3A
Schools with the Most Members
9
2A
Austin Waldorf
B. J. Terrill
Clinic and Membership Form
10
1A
Granbury N. Cent.
Texas Acad.
James Southerland
PVT
Dallas Bishop
Lynch
Dallas
Christian
Houston
Kinkaid
Lubbock Trinity
Christian
Kerrville Our Lady
of the Hills
Jeremy McFerrin
Chris Ramirez
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 2
Basketball Calendar
April
7
May 1
5-6
18-20
Sign up for the TABC Clinic & Renew Your Membership
Deadline for Scholarship Nominations (form on TABC web site)
Deadline to Pre-Register for TABC Clinic (save $10)
South Padre Island Clinic
(956-369-6007)
TABC Clinic in San Antonio (schedule on TABC web site)
18
Welcome to San Antonio Coaches Reception
19
TABC All-Star Games
20
Hall of Fame Induction
June 10-24
TABC Camp of Champs at Southwestern University
(See the Brochure and Registation Form on the TABC web site)
10-12
Girls High School Position / Team Camp (ages 14-18)
13-15
Girls 14 and Under Position / Team Camp (ages 8-14)
16-18
Girls Fundamental Camp (ages 8-14)
16-18
Boys Fundamental Camp (ages 8-14)
19-21
Boys 14 and Under Position / Team Camp (ages 8-14)
22-24
Boys High School Position / Team Camp (ages 14-18)
July 10-13
23-26
August
September 9
TGCA Coaching Convention Austin Convention Center
THSCA Coaching Convention George R. Brown CC- Houston
Sign up for TABC Membership Before School Begins
TABC Board Meeting - Comfort Suites - Austin
The Passing of a Legend
Coach Mike Martin passed away on March 11, 2017, following a year-long battle with ALS. Mike won 824 career games and
two state championships while coaching at Hermliegh, Lakeview, Farwell, Sudan, Amarillo, Westlake, Snyder, Vista Ridge and
John Paul II. A week before his death, he was able to attend the Girls UIL 5A state championship game to watch his wife, Kit Martin coach Mansfield Timberview. Coach Martin is one of the inductees in this year’s class of the Texas Basketball Hall of Fame.
Please see the following link if you or your team would like to contribute to finding a cure for ALS.
https://pages.giveforward.com/medical/page-vyrjmj2/?utm_source=giveforward&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=mailto-supporter-invite
Family and Friends of Mike and Kit Martin:
The Memorial Service to honor the life of Mike Martin will be held March 25th at 2:00pm.
The service will be at Greenwood Funeral Home Chapel at 1221 E. Division and AT&T Way in Arlington , TX 76011
A reception will follow at the Martin Manor.
Martin Manor
2636 Sicily Court
Grand Prairie, Texas 75052
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 3
TABC Well-Represented at the Final Four
Congratulations to the following schools and TABC member coaches for advancing to the Final Four in their respective state
tournament. These coaches were able to showcase their teams as they played in front of their peers. Every coach who made the UIL
Final Four this year was a TABC member!
Girls Final Four
Boys Final Four
UIL
6A
5A
4A
3A
2A
1A
6A
4A
3A
2A
SPC
Cypress-Ranch
Tresa Martin-Hornsby
Judson
Keller
Randall Durant
Triva Corrales
Skyline
Paul Graham
Pflugerville
April Hundl
Wagner
Rodney Clark
Barbers Hill
Tri Danley
C C Veterans Memorial
Xzavier Gaines
Flour Bluff
James McMinn
Fort Bend Marshall
Gary Nichols
Timberview
Kit Martin
Northwest
Mike Hatch
Godley
Mark Chauveaux
Argyle
Russell Perkins
Liberty Hill
Chris Lange
Brazosport
Ondra Waddy
Wharton
Jonathan Gibson
Midlothian Heritage
Andy Slye
Buffalo
Jozette Jenkins
Brock
Zach Boxell
Goliad
Chris Jost
Jarrell
Drew Sumner
Mount Vernon
Brad Floyd
Santa Rosa
Juan Cipriano
Martin's Mill
Tommy Cross
Clarendon
Brandt Lockhart
Weimar
Roger Maupin
Grapeland
Cannon Earp
Woden
Lance Taylor
Thorndale
John Kovar
Dodd City
Alex Stephenson
Dime Box
William Kubena
Garden City
Joe Crabb
Gail Borden County
Bubba Edwards
Slocum
Dustin Bates
Happy
Travis Dawson
Tomball Concordia
Lutheran
Bill Honeck
Houston St. Thomas
Jonathan Kwok
Frisco Legacy Christian
Cole Johnson
Tyler All Saints
Eddie Francis
Dallas Parish Epsicopal
Plano
Prestonwood
San Antonio
Antonian
Lubbock Trinity
Christian
Marble Falls Faith
Temple Cen. Tx.
Christian
Muenster Sacred
Heart
Houston
Christian
Addison
Greenhill
6A
5A
4A
3A
2A
1A
PVT
John Griffin
6A
Sherry Ollison
Partick Harvey
5A
Amanda Buellen
Jerry English
4A
Houston Northland
James Van Hook
Doug Boone
3A
David Zimmerman
Jon LeBrasseur
Dallas Yavneh
Beaumont Legacy
Christian
Dan Lee
Dallas Covenant
Ryan Dooley
2A
Lubbock All Saints
Robert Brashear
Wes Jones
1A
Huntsville Alpha Omega
Richardson Canyon
Creek
San Antonio Legacy
Christian
SPC
Addison Greenhill
Joey Sims
Bellaire Episcopal
Wayne Jones
Darryn Sandler
Hank Hargraves
Daniel Perez
Justin Lassiter
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 4
TABC Outstanding Coach Awards Announced
The winners of the Dean Weese Outstanding Coach Awards (Girls and the Don Coleman Outstanding Coach Awards (Boys)
were selected by the committee at the state tournaments. These awards are presented at the All-Star and Honors banquet at the
TABC clinic to outstanding coaches who had a great season but fell short of making it to the Final Four. Finalists were selected from
each region and then one winner was chosen from each classification. Congratulations to the following TABC member coaches.
Dean Weese Outstanding Coach Award (Girls)
Don Coleman Outstanding Coach Award (Boys)
6A
Angela Spurlock
Seven Lakes
6A
Cary Black
Klein Forest
5A
Jeff Williams
Amarillo
5A
Jim Forbes
EP Andress
4A
Shana Taylor
Madisonville
4A
Jeremy Bennett
Shepherd
3A
Chris Nickleberry
Teague
3A
Kevin Wiatrek
Poth
2A
Stephanie Cowen
Port Aransas
2A
Torrian Barnes
San Augustine
1A
Amber Branson
Lipan
1A
Mike Prescott
Shamrock
Girls Outstanding Coach Award Finalists
6A
5A
4A
3A
2A
1A
Doug Sporrer
Keller
Melanie Hopson
Boys Outstanding Coach Award Finalists
Mike Brooks
EP Americas
Skyline
Jason Wilson
Dickinson
Griselda Fino
Weslaco
Ray Carroll
South San Antonio
Michelle Morris
Mansfield Legacy
Greg Gober
Waxahachie
Terrance Davis
Tomball Memorial
Chris Wilson
Manvel
Roy De La Pena
CC Veterans Memorial
Craig Swannack
Dripping Springs
Clay Barnett
Leveland
David Williams
Seminole
Barry Gill
Bullard
Hiram Harrison
Center
Carrie Grona
Fredricksburg
Jimmy Woodin
Sinton
Tate Lombard
Wall
Brett Botard
Nocona
Keith Bates
Pottsboro
Jude Stanley
Ponder
Kollyn McWhinney
Marion
Brian Whitmire
Buna
Jason Cooper
Claude
Cory Lynch
Panhandle
Don Neu
Era
Willie Coulter
Clarksville
Garry Davison
Tenaha
Kris Jones
Port Aransas
Lin Fink
Lorenzo
Steve Howard
May
Terry Collins
Teresa Acklin
O'Donnell
Prairie Lea
Bill Giles
Brandon Howard
Saltillo
Waelder
TABC
MEMBERSHIP
2016-2017
4687
March 20, 2017
6A
5A
4A
3A
2A
1A
TABC is happy to announce that we will be adding several awards to the many that
are already give out annually. College Men’s and Women’s Assistant Coaches of
the Year will be awarded following each season. In addition Academic All-State is
being expanded to honor college players as well.
If you would like to nominate one of your college assistant coaches for one of
these honors, please send your women’s nominations to Jason Martens at St.
Mary’s and men’s nominations to Scott Schumacher at Blinn College. Both the
assistant coach being nominated and their head coach must be TABC members in
order for them to be eligible for the award.
For Academic All-State a player must have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher.
Current players, student assistants and graduate assistants are eligible as long as
their head coach is a TABC member. Transfer students must be at their current
school for one academic year. College and university students must be at least a
sophomore athletically or academically and junior college students must have completed a minimum of 36 credit hours. As with the other college awards, women’s
nominations go to Jason Martens and men’s nominations go to Scott Schumacher.
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 5
The TABC Clinic is Just around the Corner
It is not too early to start making plans to attend the 2017 TABC Clinic. Those of you who have been before know it is the biggest and best in the nation. Clinic dates are May 18, 19 and 20. The following college speakers have been confirmed: Scott Drew,
Baylor men, Charli Turner-Thorne, Arizona State women, Vic Schaefer, Mississippi State women, Tim Jankovich, SMU men,
Mike Neighbors, Washington women, Doug Bruno, DePaul women Shaka Smart, Texas men, Mike Davis, Texas Southern men,
Dana Altman, Oregon men, and Buzz Williams, Virginia Tech men. Be sure to come to the Welcome to San Antonio Reception
on Thursday night for free beer, soft drinks and snacks. Friday night will feature our four All-Star Games, and Saturday night caps
off the weekend with the Hall of Fame induction ceremony and banquet. Make your reservations and pre-register for the clinic
now. See www.tabchoops.org for registration forms and the clinic schedule.
TABC Clinic Hotels 2017
HOST HOTEL:
El Tropicano - 110 Lexington Ave., San Antonio TX 78205- 210-223-9461. Rate: $111.00
NEAR HOST HOTEL:
Hotel Indigo
(across street)
Rate: $144.00
1-877-846-3446/(210) 527-1900
Reservations: TABC block
www.hotelindigo.com
St. Anthony
300 East Travis,
S.A. TX 78205
210-227-4392 or 1-800-996-3426.
Rate: $199.00
www.stanthony.com
Rodeway Inn Downtown near River Walk
405 Broadway
San Antonio, Texas 78205
210-424-0115 or 210-780-8840 (Anytime Reservations)
[email protected] or [email protected]
Rate: $89.00
Free Continental Breakfast
Free WiFi
Free Parking
Group Code: TABC
NEAR ST. MARY’S:
Holiday Inn Express and Suites
102 Spencer Lane,
San Antonio, TX USA 78201
(210) 738-2200
Rate: $95.00
Group Code: TAB
www.holidayinnexpress.com
NEAR DOWNTOWN:
Emily Morgan - a Double Tree by Hilton Hotel
705 East Houston Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205
Rate: $125.00
210-225-5100 or 1-800-225-TREE
www.emilymorganhotel.com
NEAR DOWNTOWN (Continued):
Marriott Plaza San Antonio
555 South Alamo,
San Antonio, TX 78205
844-241-2788
Rate: $125.00
www.marriottplaza.com
The Inn Downtown Museum Reach
1614 North Saint Mary’s Street Exit 157 B
Upper Level or Exit 157 C Lower Level
San Antonio, Texas 78215
210-424-0115 or 210-780-8840 (Anytime Reservations)
[email protected] or [email protected]
Rate: $79.00
Free Continental Breakfast
Free WiFi
Free Parking
Group Code: TABC
The Inn at Market Square Downtown
1500 South I-35 Exit 154 B / Upper Level
San Antonio, Texas 78204
210-424-0115 or 210-780-8840 (Anytime Reservations)
[email protected] or [email protected]
Rate: $69.00
Free Continental Breakfast
Free WiFi
Free Parking
Group Code: TABC
LaQuinta Inns & Suites San Antonio Riverwalk
303 Blum
San Antonio, Texas 78205
Rate: $121
Reservations will be made by: INDIVIDUAL on or before
04/27/2017
Please use the information below to use when calling in to
make reservations.
Reservations Department #: 866-527-1498 opt. #1
Group Name: TABC Clinic
Email: [email protected]
More hotels will added to our web site:
www.tabchoops.org as they become available.
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 6
2017 Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Induction
The Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2017 includes Charlie Boggess, Daniel Ewing, Will Flemons, Fred Griffin,
Charles Hearne, Mike Martin, Eddie Nelson and Annette Smith-Knight. This deserving group of Texas legends will be inducted
during Hall of Fame at the TABC clinic in the Coronado Ballroom at the El Tropicano Hotel in San Antonio on Saturday, May 20 at
6:00 pm. Tickets to the banquet can be purchased by calling 281-313-8222. General public tickets are $35. TABC members may
purchase tickets for a discounted rate of $20. No tickets will be sold at the door.
Scholarship Contributions
The Texas Association of Basketball Coaches presently
awards eighteen $500 scholarships to graduating seniors
connected to basketball in the state of Texas. As more
funds become available, the number and amounts of the
scholarships will be increased. To contribute, please make
checks payable to the TABC Education Fund, Inc. and mail
them to:
TABC
P.O. Box 2886
Sugar Land, Texas 77487
If you have any questions or want to make a contribution using a credit card, please call 281-313-8222. The TABC Education Fund, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization.
Baden
Fuddruckers
Hudl
Max Preps
Pro Look Sports
Sideline Interactive
Texas Basketball
Coaches.com
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 7
UPDATED MILESTONES FOR 2016-2017
TABC would like to congratulate the following coaches for reaching a milestone this
season. Those reaching the 300 and 400 win plateaus will receive a plaque from TABC
that can be picked up at the TABC booth at the Clinic in San Antonio in May. Those
reaching the 500 and above marks had their plaques presented to them in front of their
peers at the UIL state tournaments in the Alamodome.
300 career wins
Barry Bennett Mart B
Jon Allen Marion B
Patrick Harvey SA Antonian G
Kollyn McWhinney Marion G
Jimmy Wallace Gary B
Carl Pennington Olney B
John Reese Boswell G
Lynn Cook Muenster B
Dale Reed The Woodlands B
Shawn Rogers Richland Springs G
Scott Curran Byron Nelson B
Ron Crandall Houston Christian B
Aaron Wollam Palacios G
Leon Hagerman Plainview B
400 career wins
Bruce Biedinger SA Lutheran B
Endi Vargas EP Eastwood G
Bubba Edwards Borden County B
Ramsey Ghazel Glen Rose G
Brian Thurmond Madisonville B
Brian Legan Sundown G
Jeff Evans Palo Duro B
Luis Valdez Laredo LBJ B
Lana Degalia Krum G
Brad Thompson Garden City B
Brian Legan Sundown G
Herbert Jackson S A Burbank B
Andy Copley Canadian B
Jeff Fitch Birdville B
500 career wins
Mitzi Marquart Azle G
Jimmy Littleton Poteet B
Clifton McNeely College Park B
JD Sullivan College Station B
500 career wins (Cont.)
Billy Steed Paris B
James McMinn Flour Bluff G
Tim Kaman Fredericksburg B
Jill McDill Sunnyvale G
Scott Schumacher Blinn Men
Jerry McSherry Llano G
Brad Floyd Mt Vernon G
Danny Randall Magnolia B
Jeff Guice Mason G
600 career wins
Lloyd Morgan Rogers G
Jay Jameson Edgewood B
Rusty Segler Little Elm B
Jim Forbes EP Andress B
Rudy Bernal S A Antonian B
Jerry Hoffman Mart G
700 career wins
Bobby Carson Marshall B
Chris Dyer Desoto B
Danny Wrenn Plainview G
Steve Buckelew Pearland B
Deadlines for
Awards,
Scholarships
and Clinic
3 Point and Free Throw Winners: (March 24) Team and Individual 3 Point and Free Throw
winners are taken from Max
Preps. If you want your team or
individual players eligible, you
must have your stats entered on
Max Preps by the deadline.
Scholarships: (April 7) TABC
awards 18 scholarships annually.
Be sure to check the boxes for all
scholarships for which the player
is eligible.
800 career wins
JD Mayo Joshua B
Jan Jernberg Brentwood Christian B
TABC Clinic Pre-Registration:
900 career wins
Chuck Darden Shallowater G
at check in and save $10 by pre-
1000 career wins
Tony Harper EP Cathedral B
Registration forms and complete
1100 career wins
Sue Cannon Euless Trinity G
TABC office by May 1.
(May 1) You can avoid long lines
registering for the TABC Clinic.
payment must be received by the
TABC CAMP of CHAMPS
It is not too soon to start making plans for June’s TABC Camp of
Champs. Don’t get left out by planning too late. Check the camp
dates on the calendar in the Roundball Roundup and go the
TABC web site [email protected] and click on the CAMP link
to see the 2017 brochure.
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 8
After 46 years of coaching and teaching, JD Mayo is retiring. Coach Mayo started his career
as an assistant to John Paul Fultz at Dallas Spruce HS for five years before being named head
coach at Dallas Skyline HS. After 699 wins in his 33 years at Skyline he finished his career
with five years at Nocona and three at Joshua. JD has served TABC in many capacities including as president in 2010-11 and finished his varsity career with over 800 wins.
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The Bullard HS girls had two players with over 100 made three point field goals for the season. Hannah Lloyd made 121 and Lauren Zachry swished 111. In addition to the two seniors the Lady Panthers team total was 287 for coach Barry Gill. They were eliminated by
state champion Argyle in the regional semifinals finishing with a 31-7 season record.
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Will Parker played HS basketball at FW Southwest and college hoops at Texas Wesleyan
graduating in 2003. After serving as an athletic trainer he returned to his alma mater as an
assistant coach in 2008. In 2012 he moved to Haltom as an assistant to Todd Shelton for
three years. He got his first head coaching job in Dublin in 2015 and inherited a young team
that went 7-19. In his second year the Lions improved to 24-8 and were 9-1 district champs
in 6-3A before winning their bi-district game. Look for good things to continue at Dublin in
the future.
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Last month we reported that Orange Grove had a father / son coaching combination in Jeff
(father) and Jordan(son) Huber. The Huber's took it up a notch by both being selected district coach of the year. Jeff was honored by his district peers on the girls side and Jordan by
the boys.
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For those who keep up with the TABC weekly rankings during the year our committees did
another good job. Of the 12 teams that won the state UIL championships all were in the top
ten in the final rankings with seven finishing the regular season as # 1 in their respective
class. The best classes were 3A boys where the final four were ranked 1, 2, 3 and 5. Class
1A boys also had all in the top 10. In 2A girls all four were in the top 10 and 6A girls barely
missed with 1, 3, 4 and 11. The two lowest ranked state champions were 6A Cy-Falls boys
(#8) and 5A boys Timberview (#7). All boys final four teams were in the final top 25 and
only two teams in the girls final four weren’t ranked. Congratulations to Flour Bluff girls
and Wharton girls for proving our committees wrong. Thanks to all who contributed to the
TABC rankings. We will do it again in six months with the preseason rankings and playoff
picks.
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Mansfield Timberview and Argyle qualified both their boys and girls teams for the state
tournament in 2017 with each one bringing home a championship trophy. Timberview’s
boys (Duane Gregory) eased by Fort Bend Marshall (Gary Nichols) for the boys title while
the Argyle boys (Russell Perkins) lost a semi-final nail biter to state champion Silsbee (Joe
Segler) 46-45. In the girls tournament Argyle (Skip Townsend) won their third consecutive
state title while Timberview (Kit Martin) was edged 47-45 by Canyon (Joe Lombard). It
was Canyon’s fourth title in a row and 19th out of 27 final four appearances. The Nazareth
girls (Eric Schilling) won their 21st state championship in 26 final four tries to take the 1A
girls state title.
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The Fort Bend ISD teams have built an impressive resume in boys basketball by sending a
representative to the final four seven of the last 10 years. If we go back to 2000 they have
qualified eleven teams including four state champions. Fort Bend ISD has eleven teams and
Marshall, Elkins, Travis, Hightower, Bush, Dulles and Willowridge have all made state tournament trips with Hightower (3), Willowridge (2) and Travis (2) coming multiple times.
Ronnie Courtney won back to back titles at Willowridge in 2000 and 2001 and won again at
Bush in 2010. Gary Nichols won the title at Willowridge back in 1994 and brought Marshall
in 2017. Craig Brownson brought Travis twice winning it all in 2012. Albert Thomas
(Elkins), Mike Carrabine (Dulles), Greg Wise (Hightower-2) and David Green
(Hightower) were the other Fort Bend final four coaches.
100%
Districts
Boys 100%
6A
2
5A
26
6A
5
5A
29
6A
7
5A
30
6A
8
5A
31
6A
12
4A
1
6A
13
4A
2
6A
14
4A
4
6A
15
4A
6
6A
16
4A
9
6A
19
4A
18
6A
25
4A
19
6A
26
4A
21
6A
27
4A
27
6A
28
4A
28
5A
3
4A
29
5A
4
4A
31
5A
5
3A
5
5A
6
3A
30
5A
10
2A
1
5A
13
2A
8
5A
18
2A
21
5A
19
1A
27
5A
20
Girls 100%
6A
2
5A
18
6A
17
4A
4
6A
25
4A
9
6A
27
4A
28
6A
32
3A
5
5A
3
3A
7
5A
6
2A
7
5A
13
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 9
(Cont.)
The UTRGV women have been invited to participate in the WBI tournament
after their 18-13 season. Coach Larry
Tidwell's Vaqueros are in a post season
tournament for the third year in a row but
this is the first time they have been asked
to host a post season game. They will
play Stephen F Austin who lost in the
finals of the Southland conference tournament.
Tina Langley's Rice Lady
Owls and Zenerae Antoine's Texas
State Lady Bobcats are also included in
the field along with Lamar. The first
round games were played on Thursday
March 16.
Schools With the Most Members
6A
School
5A
Coaches
School
4A
Coaches
School
Coaches
Tyler Lee
49
Joshua
34
Fairfield
18
S.A. Reagan
22
Flour Bluff
16
Burkburnett
16
North Crowley
21
Saginaw
16
Seminole
16
Del Rio
13
Georgetown
15
Abilene Wylie
15
W. Midway
13
Crosby
14
Lamesa
15
Northbrook
13
Hou. Madison
13
Madisonville
11
3A
School
2A
Coaches
School
1A
Coaches
School
Coaches
Bowie
13
Irion County
8
Lipan
11
Stranton
13
Port Arnasas
6
Eula
6
Quitman
12
Christoval
5
Grady
6
Ponder
11
Harper
5
Sands
6
S A Cole
11
Mason
5
Robert Lee
6
Hallettsville
10
Tenaha
5
Garden City
5
Edgewood
10
Woodsboro
5
Menard
5
Hempstead
9
Axtell
5
Tioga
5
Private Schools
School
Division I College
Coaches
School
Small College
Coaches
School
Coaches
Tyler All Saints
12
HBU
20
Texas Lutheran
Covenant Academy
9
Texas Tech
14
Covenant Prep
9
SMU
13
Texas
13
School
Baylor
12
Mountain View
7
Junior College
Coaches
9
TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 10
2017-18 TABC Membership & 2017 Clinic Registration (May 18,19 & 20)
Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________
School __________________________________________________________________________________________
Email Address ____________________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number_________________________________ School Phone ______________________________________
Position (circle one) BOYS (men)
/
Level (circle one)
/ HS ASSISTANT /
League (circle one)
HEAD COACH
UIL
TAPPS
Classification (High School only)
GIRLS (women)
SPC
6A
TCAL
5A
4A
TCAF
MIDDLE SCHOOL /
COLLEGE
College Conference_______________________
3A
2A
1A
District #__________
Mailing Address __________________________________________________________________________________
City____________________________________________
State_____________________
Zip________________
INDIVIDUAL DUES: 2017-2018 dues ($30 per coach) _______CLINIC REGISTRATION ($60 per coach) ______
GROUP MEMBERSHIPS:
($25 per coach for 3 or more coaches) _______________ ($20 per coach for 8 coaches or more)_________________
($15 per coach for 14 coaches or more)_______________ ($10 per coach for 3 or more Jr. Hi)._________________
TOTAL: _______________
Mail form and payment to: TABC, PO Box 2886, Sugar Land, TX 77487 or Fax Form and CC# to: 281-313-8224
CHECK $_____________
CASH $_____________
CREDIT CARD $ _________
Check #: _________ -OR- Credit Card #: _________________________________ Expiration Date: _______
Amount to be charged on Credit Card: $________
please circle one: VISA
TABC e-mail: [email protected]
PHONE: 281-313-8222
All members will receive
our newsletter.
MC
AMEX
DISC
TABC website: www.tabchoops.org
FAX: 281-313-8224
Active Coaches-$30 Coaches that are paid by school
Retired- $25 Retired Coaches
Only Active, Retired and
Middle School members
receive a membership card. Middle School Coaches – $15 M.S. and Jr. High coaches
No refunds will be issued.
Other – $20 Non-school coaches, parents, and friends of basketball