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Dear TABC Members,

I hope your 2018 is off to a great start for you, your family, & your team. The district races are heating up as the temperatures have cooled off. As competition increases, remember to be the role model your parent or high school coach was for you. We cannot demand positive behavior from our players if we are not monitoring our own. I know it can be tough & trying at times but we must model positive behaviors & attitudes for our kids. I read a great quote from Tim Elmore of Growing Leaders. “Our job is to prepare the child for the path, not the path for the child.” There are times in my career where I have tried to ‘create’ this perfect path. Instead, we must model & teach our kids to persevere.

Good luck & God Bless,

Elizabeth Jesurun, TABC President

Calendar 2

Hoops for Hope 3

Schools With Most Members 5

People, Places & Things 9-10

Chalk Talk 11

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. XLI

No. 4

January 20, 2018

NOMINATION DEADLINES APPROACHING

The deadlines for nominating your players, coaches and student assis-tants are coming up soon, so don’t miss out on getting them the recog-nition they deserve. Below is a list of awards along with their nomina-tion deadlines. All nomination forms are on the TABC web site. UIL All-Region: (February 10) These are for both boys and girls. The all-region nomination form nominates your player for all-region, all-state, Player of the Year, Mr. or Miss Basketball and all-star team so you only need to send it once. Private School All-State: (March 10) These are for both boys and girls. The all-state nomination form nominates your player for all-state, player of the year, Mr. or Miss Basketball and all-star team so you only need to send it once. Assistant Coach of the Year: (March 17) These are for both boys and girls and both public and private schools. Make sure your assis-tant coach is a member before nominating them. Middle School Coach of the Year: (March 17) These are for both boys and girls and both public and private schools. Make sure your Middle School or Junior High coach is a member before nominating them. Student Assistant of the Year: (March 17) These are for both boys and girls and both public and private schools. Nominate your manag-ers, scorebook keepers and student trainers. 3 Point and Free Throw Winners: (April 1) 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 en-tered on Max Preps by the deadline. Scholarships: (April 1) TABC awards 18 scholarships annually. Be sure to check the boxes for all scholarships for which the player is eligible. TABC Clinic Pre-Registration: (May 1) You can avoid long lines at check in and save $10 by pre-registering for the TABC Clinic. Regis-tration forms and complete payment must be received by the TABC office by May 1.

Th Ranki gs

The TABC Rankings are the source that is used to go out on the Associated Press wire service each Monday during basketball season. Each week teams that are ranked or think they should be ranked should send in their scores from the past week and new record in addition to your school and classifica-tion and whether you are girls or boys. If you are sending in information for the first time, email it to [email protected]. Send us all of your losses and your best wins for the season. Briefly state why you feel you should be ranked. If you are presently ranked or have been ranked this season send it to the following emails: BOYS - [email protected] GIRLS - [email protected] These people will collect all the scores and rec-ords and send them to the appropriate committee which will shuffle the rankings each week. We must have the information by Saturday as confer-ence calls take place on Sunday and rankings are posted Monday morning. Please help us make our rankings as accurate as possible. All 24 rankings polls can be found on the TABC web site and are updated each Monday.

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January Nomimate Your Players for All-Region

February 10 DEADLINE for UIL All-Region Nominations (Girls AND Boys)

10 UIL Girls Basketball District Certification Deadline

14 TAPPS Basketball District Certification Deadline

15-17 SPC Boys / Girls State Championships in Houston

17 UIL Boys Basketball District Certification Deadline

23-24 UIL Girls Regional Basketball Tournaments

March 1-3 UIL Girls State Basketball Tournament in San Antonio

1 TAPPS Boys Final Four in Waco

2 TAPPS Girls Final Four in Waco

2 TAPPS Boys State Championships in Waco

2-3 UIL Boys Regional Tournaments

3 TAPPS Girls State Championships in Waco

8-10 UIL Boys State Basketball Tournament in San Antonio

10 DEADLINE for Private School All-State Nominations

17 DEADLINE for Assistant Coach of the Year Nominations

17 DEADLINE for Middle School Coach of the Year Nominations

17 DEADLINE for Student Assistant of the Year Nominations

April Sign up for the TABC Clinic & Renew Your Membership

1 DEADLINE to Enter 3 Point and FT Stats on Max Preps

1 DEADLINE for TABC Scholarship Applications

May 1 Last Day to Pre-Register for the TABC Clinic

4-5 South Padre Island Basketball Clinic

17-19 TABC Clinic in San Antonio

17 TABC Golf Tournament (Canyon Springs - San Antonio)

17 All-Star and Awards Banquet (El Tropicano Hotel)

18 Girls and Boys All-Star Games at Trinity University

19 Hall of Fame Induction Banquet (El Tropicano Hotel)

June 7-21 TABC Camps of Champs at Southwestern University

7-9 Girls High School Position / Team Camp

10-12 Girls 14 and Under Position / Team Camp

13-15 Girls Fundamental Camp

13-15 Boys Fundamental Camp

16-18 Boys 14 and Under Position / Team Camp

19-21 Boys High School Position / Team Camp

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 3

Hoops for Hope - Texas Style TABC would again like to encourage our members to send us any news on activities in which your teams participate involving raising funds in the fight against cancer and other diseases. We have called our coordinated effort Hoops for Hope – Texas Style in order to include the many causes for which you raise money. Many schools have hosted fundraisers to provide as-sistance for, or in honor of, local teachers, coaches, students or residents. Some have mirrored the NCAA Coaches vs. Cancer efforts where both opposing coaches wear basketball shoes during their game. Others have hosted “Pink Out” events which have raised funds for “The Cure.” Please send TABC news and pictures you have from your events during the season. They serve to give you and your team recognition for your efforts and also to give others ideas on how they might be able to help as well. Keep up the good work and let us hear about it.

On Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2017 the Meridian La-dy Jackets hosted the Hamilton Lady Bull-dogs in a pink out game to honor our Warrior Darcy who lost her battle to can-cer on October 3, 2017. We raised mon-ey through t-shirt sales generously dis-counted by GandyInk

out of San Angelo. Donations were procured at the game and there was a silent cake auction as well. Head coaches Stephen Heers and Jill Kendall would like to thank all of those who donated, over $1200 was raised for St. Jude in honor of Darcy Raye Cassidy.

Jackets Host Bulldogs in Pink Out Game

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 4

Texas Basketball Has an International Impact

Brian Hannas is a former TABC board member who won a state championship at

Everman. He is currently the head girl’s coach at San Antonio Christian. The follow-

ing is his story about his recent trip to Costa Rica:

Our Church took a mission trip to Liberia, Costa Rica and shared the game of bas-

ketball and the love of Jesus with the kids in the city in a move called Impacto

Costa Rica. We did a basketball camp and served and shared the Gospel in the

neighborhoods throughout the city the week of Jan. 1-7, 2018.

The second to last pic is of the Costa Rican u15 National team. We have devel-

oped friendships through the game of basketball over the past three years and it

continues to grow as ambassadors. The last pic is of me and the National team

coach during our trip.

Offering a story of the impact of basketball: We all speak the language of

Hoops!

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 5

SCHOOLS WITH THE MOST MEMBERS 6A 5A 4A

School Coaches School Coaches School Coaches

Tyler Lee 26 Flour Bluff 29 Fairfield 18

North Crowley 23 Crosby 22 Seminole 18

S.A. Reagan 22 Saginaw 19 Burkburnett 17

Alief Hastings 21 Georgetown 18 Abilene Wylie 16

Waco Midway 13 Montgomery 14 Lamesa 15

Duncanville 11 Bryan Rudder 12 Crandall 14

Seven Lakes 11 College Station 12 Stephenville 14

Katy Taylor 9 Sharyland Pioneer 11 Waco Connally 13

Morton Ranch 9 Bryan 10 Lufkin Hudson 12

Tompkins 9 Everman 10 Salado 11

Buda Hays 8 Hutto 10 Princeton 11

Copperas Cove 8 Alamo Heights 9 Brownwood 11

Edinburg North 8 Canyon 9 Krum 10

Keller Central 8 Floresville 9 La Vernia 10

Westlake 8 Frisco Liberty 9 Llano 10

Pflugerville 8 Mansfield Legacy 9 Argyle 10

Coppell 7 Birdville 8 Waxahachie Life 9

Cypress-Falls 7 Boswell 8 Levelland 8

Cypress-Woods 7 Colleyville Heritage 8 Kennedale 8

Deer Park 7 Mansfield Summit 8 Gatesville 8

Desoto 7 S. A. McCollum 8 Navarro 8

Dickinson 7 Waller 8 Silsbee 8

Lehman 7 A & M Cons. 7 Alvarado 7

Midland 7 Chisholm Trail 7 Bandera 7

Pf'ville Hendrickson 7 Frisco Lone Star 7 Faith Family 7

The Woodlands 7 Pt Arthur Memorial 7 Fredericksburg 7

Lehman 7 S. A. Lanier 7 Sanger 7

College Park 7

3A 2A 1A

School Coaches School Coaches School Coaches

Bowie 18 Weimar 11 Lipan 11

Brock 15 Hamilton 10 Dodd City 6

Stanton 13 Port Aransas 10 Eula 6

Edgewood 12 Irion County 8 Grady 6

Ponder 12 Panhandle 6 Sands 6

Canadian 11 Bland 5 McMullen County 5

Hempstead 11 Mason 5 New Home 5

Schulenbueg 11 Poolville 5 Slidell 5

Merkel 10 Christoval 4 Borden County 5

Quitman 10 Grapeland 4 Garden City 4

Slaton 10 Harper 4 Jayton 4

Yoakum 10 Hawley 4 Moulton 4

Reagan County 10 Plains 4

Franklin 9 Stratford 4

Hallettsville 9 Timpson 4

Little River Academy 9 Windthorst 4

Brady 8 Woden 4

M P Chapel Hill 8

Private Schools

School Coaches

Bishop Lynch 11

C'ville Covenant Chr. 10

Lub. Trinity Christian 10

Tyler All Saints 10

Houston Christian 6

Kingwood Covenant 6

FW All Saints Episcopal 5

S A Antonian 5

Heritage Christian 4

S A Central Catholic 4

Small College

School Coaches

Texas Lutheran 7

A & M - Commerce 4

A&M - Kingsville 4

Hardin Simmons 4

Lubbock Christian 4

Trinity 4

Junior College

School Coaches

Mountain View 12

Blinn 5

Collin Co. 5

Hill 3

McClennan 2

Midland 2

Tyler 2

Division I College

School Coaches

UTRGV 30

Texas A&M 24

Baylor 23

Texas Tech 20

HBU 18

Texas 12

Texas State 12

North Texas 10

Sam Houston 9

UTSA 9

SMU 8

Incarnate Word 7

Rice 7

A&M - CC 6

TCU 6

Stephen F. Austin 5

TCU 4

Univ. of Houston 4

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 6

TABC MEMBERSHIP

2017-2018

4562 JANUARY 20, 2018

Nominations for the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame are always being accepted. Below is some information on how candidates are considered and how you can nominate someone.

CATEGORIES: COACH, PLAYER, CONTRIBUTOR

REQUIREMENTS TO BE CONSIDERED: ACTIVE COACHES MAY BE CONSIDERED AFTER REACHING 900 VARSITY WINS. RETIRED COACHES MAY CONSIDERED AT ANYTIME BASED ON ACCOMPLISHMENTS. TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS MAY BE CONSIDERED TEN YEARS AFTER GRADUATION FROM HIGH SCHOOL. CONTRIBUTORS MAY BE CONSIDERED AT ANYTIME.

TO NOMINATE: PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] or FAX 281-313-8224 1. Name of Nominee 2. Years (ex. 1956-1959) /Records/School(s) 3. Honors, Stats, Newspaper Articles, Letters of Recommendation 4. Name/Contact Information of the Person Making the Nomination

ALL NOMINATIONS WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE.

Districts with 100% TABC Membership of Head Coaches

Boys Boys (Cont.) Girls D1 Colleges

6A 13 5A 20 6A 3 Big 12 Men

6A 14 5A 26 6A 23 Sun Belt Women

6A 19 5A 30 6A 28 SEC Men

6A 25 5A 31 5A 1 SEC Women

6A 26 4A 2 5A 18 WAC Men

6A 28 4A 28 4A 28 WAC Women

6A 29 4A 31 3A 27

5A 1 3A 2 1A 12 Please encourage the

5A 3 3A 5 coaches in your

5A 10 2A 11 district to join so

5A 17 2A 21 that your district will

5A 18 be recognized in

the next newsletter.

2018 Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Induction The Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2018 includes Gary Sibley, Noel Johnston, Phil McNeely, Carl Irbeck, Tony Harper, Robert Capello, Angela Lawson and Sue Janes-Caddell. This deserving group of Texas legends will be inducted during Hall of Fame at the TABC clinic in the Coronado Ball-room at the El Tropicano Hotel in San Antonio on Saturday, May 19 at 6:00 pm. Tickets to the banquet can be purchased by calling 281-313-8222. General public tickets are $35. TABC mem-bers may purchase tickets for a discounted rate of $20. No banquet tickets will be sold at the door but gallery seating will be available to anyone wanting to attend the ceremony.

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 7

TABC in association with the Texas Athletic Directors Association is again offering complimentary membership to Texas Athletic Directors, Principals and Superinten-dents. Many of these people are former coaches and friends of basketball. We wel-come them and would like their input on how we can help their basketball programs. If your administrators would like to join TABC, all we need is their e-mail address so they can receive our newsletter and a mailing address where we can send their mem-bership card. Please share this information with administrators. We would like to say welcome to those who have already joined. We appreciate your support.

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Milestone Wins TABC presents milestone awards to member coaches who win their 300

th game and

for each 100 wins thereafter. The UIL coordinates the presentation of the plaques for those starting with 500 wins at the girls and boys state tournament. If you are at or approaching a milestone, please send documentation of your number of wins to the TABC office no later than January 31. (WE have to have that information to the UIL by February 1

st if you want to be presented your 500+ wins plaque at the state tourna-

ment) If you are within a few wins of a milestone at that point, send us your data and then update us each time you win a game until you reach the milestone.

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 8

The Texas Association of Basketball Coaches presently awards eight-een $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. Many of you have players who have gone on to lucrative careers either as either profes-sional athletes or as business leaders. Many of them would welcome an opportunity to give back to the sport that has influenced their lives in such a positive way. Please contact your former players and let them know about the tax exempt TABC Education Fund. To contrib-ute, 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.

It is not too soon to start making plans for next June’s TABC Camp of Champs. Don’t get left out by planning too late. Check the camp dates on the calendar in each issue of the Roundball Roundup and go the TABC web site [email protected] and click on the CAMP link to see the 2018 brochure.

COACHES DIRECTORY

The second edition of the Head Coaches Directory has been sent out and included all varsity coaches who had joined by the time of publication. A final edition will be sent out in March so that you will have current contact information that you can use while filling out your schedule

for next year.

After 36 years in education, Richard “Rich” Delgado is retiring from the Aldine ISD. Rich coached basketball for 17 years at Aldine HS with eleven as the varsity boys coach. After a stint as transpor-tation director he has served the past seven years as the Athletic Director for Aldine ISD. A retire-ment reception will be held January 24, 2018 at the Campbell Center (1865 Aldine Bender Rd, Hou-ston, TX, 77032) from 4:30-6:30 PM. Come join Rich in reliving his coaching and administrative ca-reer. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Dallas A+ Academy entered their second year of UIL participation after a rocky start in 2016-17. Playing in the same district with the defending state champion, Dallas Madison, the Knights started the year with a young team and a new coach after their 0-24 inaugural season. Coach Michael Thomas has A+ playing hard and entering the district 11-3A race they are 8-7. Michael ‘s dad is a longtime TABC member (Calvert, Denton, Lewisville) Henry Thomas, who still coaches at Gainsville State School and his sister A’Trayviya Thomas who is the head girls coach at Corsicana. (See the next story) ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Brooklyn Thompson of Corsicana girls has had three double-doubles so far this season but the one against Dallas Samuel before the holidays was by far her best. Brooklyn scored 31 points to go with 21 rebounds in the Corsicana victory. Her coach is A’Trayvia Thomas, mentioned in the previous story. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Dekaney’s boys are off to a great start thanks to lots of help from the Peavy family. Currently ranked #4 in class 6A, the Wildcats (20-3) are coached by David Peavy and point guard DJ Peavy is his son. Younger brother Micah Peavy is a 6’7 sophomore forward. In a recent district game against Spring, Micah had 25 points and nine rebounds plus five dunks including an alley-oop slam on a pass from his older brother. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Stan Leech of Boerne Champion HS recently became the fourth San Antonio area high school coach to reach 800 career wins. Stan passed the milestone at the Canyon Lake tournament in early December. He now joins three basketball legends and as the only active coach among them could move up the career victory ladder. Joe Cortez of St Gerards had 823 wins, Wayne Dickey of Sam Houston 837 and Charlie Boggess of Alamo Heights leads the San Antonio area with 915. Nice company Coach Leech. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Doug Scott passed away on November 28 at age 75. After graduating from Dallas Samuell he coached there for 38 years and after retirement he was a substitute teacher until his death. His brother Steve coached at Dallas Hillcrest and another brother Mike was an official. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Reginald Seastrunk, girls head basketball coach at FW Southwest, recently lost his battle with pan-creatic cancer on December 17 at age 50. The Skyline graduate played football at North Texas Uni-versity and was an assistant football coach as well as varsity girls’ basketball coach at Southwest. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Scoring leaders across the state include the following: GIRLS; 6A Catherine Reese, Cy-Woods, 29.8 (Laqueisha Dickerson); 6A Deja Kelly, SA Johnson, 28.6 (Stephanie Desnerais); 6A Joanne Allen-Taylor, Cy Falls, 27.8 (Ursula Hill); 6A Mia Paz, Brownsville Hanna, 25.6 (Louis Gonzales). BOYS; 2A, Daniel Sam, Sabine Pass, 30.3 (Scott Hagedorn), 1A TAPPS, Caleb Baker, Founders Christian, 29.2 (Joe Jones); 5A, Jawaun Newton, EP Burges, 29.2 ((Paul Gutierrez); 6A, Quentin Grimes, College Park, 29.1 (Clifton McNeely). Continued on page 10)

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(Continued from page 9)

Here are some of the top 3 point shooters in the state so far. GIRLS: 3A, Mason Garrett, MP Chapel Hill 103 (Matt Garrett); 4A, Heaven Lang-Tucker, Waco Connally 86 (Taylor Sims); 5A, Sage Clipps, Brownwood 81 (Heather Hohertz); 5A, Katlyn Ghavidel, Boerne Champion, 109 (Marsha Ham-mond). BOYS: 6A TAPPS, Pierce Hellums, Tomball Concordia Lutheran, 113 (Bill Honeck); 3A, Nick Sampeck, Blanco 97 (Derrick Hernandez); 5A, Sam Phillips, Forney 82 (Bart Holloway); 6A, Juztin Pulido, LaJoya 91 (Andy Saenz). ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Top players with the most made free throws : GIRLS: 6A, Deja Kelly, SA Johnson 222 (Stephanie Desmarais); 5A, KatlynGhavidel, Boerne Champion 156 (Marsha Hammond); 5A, Mallory Adams, Frisco Lone Star 155 (Katie Stinton); 4A TAPPS, Lauren Catherman, Lubbock Trinity Christian 149 (Amanda Bullen) BOYS: 6A, Duante Galvan, PSJA 160 (James Jauregui); 6A, Tyrese Maxey, South Garland 130 (Dominique Parker); 5A, Jawaun Newton, EP Burges 122 (Paul Gutierrez). ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

The stats named above were taken from Max Preps and are a week old but will give you an idea of what top scorers, three point shooters and Free throw makers look like at this point in the season. Make sure your players are not ineligible for awards because you failed to join TABC or to enter their stats or nominate them. It is not too late to join TABC and stats can be entered after the season. Read the rest of this newsletter and the February edition to know when to nominate players and your other coaches. Don’t sell your program short. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Coaches are recognized for career wins and championships but their importance to any school often shows up in other ways as role models, teachers and lifetime mentors for their players and students. Sometimes it can even be a lifesaving situation. On the morning of January 10, 2018 at San Antonio Reagan High School, a varsity basketball player collapsed on the gym floor unable to breathe and with no heartbeat. Varsity boys coach John Hirst and trainer Joe Martinez jumped into action. Us-ing CPR and the AED (automated external defibrillator) the two men were able to bring the student back while the ambulance was on the way. The player will continue to be monitored and tested but he is alive and was released after a defibrillator was installed internally. Coach Hirst and Trainer Martinez said they didn’t have time to realize the gravity of the situation until afterward. Congratula-tions to both for paying attention while being trained and for being where they were supposed to be. Friday January 10 was a great day at Reagan HS no matter who won the game that night. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Riley Halloran of Conroe HS girls is normally the kind of player who looks to pass first, shoot second as the Lady Tigers strive to make the 2018 playoffs this season. In a recent game against Mont-gomery she was doing exactly that when after several attempts she realized everyone was covered. With her team down by two points, the clock winding down, the rest of the team was screaming for her to shoot. So to the delight of her coach Tamisha Houston and her team mates she lofted a game winning buzzer beater from the dead corner. Conroe 49, Montgomery 47. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

El Paso Burges coach Paul Guttierez has a steady left right combo thanks to the Newton fami-ly. Senior Jawaun Newton is one of the state leaders averaging 29.2 points per game and younger brother Tristen, an eleventh grader is averaging 26.2 points per game. That is why the Mustangs are currently 20-2 and # 9 in class 5A.

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CHALK

TALK

One of the advantages of TABC being a member of the National High School Basketball Coaches Association is the networking of the executive directors from each state association, who meet annually in the summer to share ideas on how to improve. Most of the Executive Directors are current or retired bas-ketball coaches who continually promote the game. Greg Grantham is the Ex-ecutive Director of the North Carolina Basketball Coaches Association and re-cently sent some links to an article and three videos that are worth reading and watching. The article contains interactive video and the video links include di-agrams and additional links to other video resources. Article: https://cleaningtheglass.com/flipping-the-switch/ Videos: http://pickandpop.net/2017/09/attacking-switching-concepts/ http://pickandpop.net/2016/06/how-golden-state-attacks-switching-update/ http://pickandpop.net/2017/10/attacking-switching-actionssets/ And if you liked those videos, check out this site for more resources like those: http://pickandpop.net/category/xsandos/

The 15th Annual TABC Golf Tournament will be held Thursday, May 17 at Canyon Springs

Golf Club in San Antonio. The shotgun start is at 8:00, giving you enough time to have a great

morning on the course and still make it to the first clinic speaker that afternoon. The $70 entry

fee includes your green fee, gold cart, range balls and lunch. The tournament is open to the

first 128 TABC members who sign up. The entry form can be found on the TABC web site at

www.tabchoops.org. Just select the Clinic button and then the Golf Entry button to get the reg-

istration form.

TABC Clinic Golf Tournament

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Active Coaches-$30 or $40 Coaches that are paid by school

Retired- $25 Retired Coaches

Middle School Coaches – $15 M.S. and Jr. High coaches

Other – $20 Non-school coaches, parents, and friends of basketball

All members will receive our news-letter. Only Active, Retired and Middle School members receive a member-ship card. No refunds will be issued.

TABC Membership & 2018 Clinic Registration (May 17,18 & 19)

Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________ School ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Email Address ____________________________________________________________________________________ Cell Phone Number_________________________________ Position (circle one) BOYS (men) / GIRLS (women) Level (circle one) HEAD COACH / HS ASSISTANT / MIDDLE SCHOOL / COLLEGE League (circle one) UIL TAPPS SPC TCAL TCAF College Conference________________________ Classification (High School only) 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A District #___________ Mailing Address: Please select one: Home School

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ City____________________________________________ State_____________________ Zip________________ INDIVIDUAL DUES: 2017-2018 dues: ($40 per coach)_______ 2018-2019 dues: ($30 per coach before Oct. 15)_______ CLINIC REGISTRATION 2018 ($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 MC AMEX DISC

TABC e-mail: [email protected] TABC website: www.tabchoops.org PHONE: 281-313-8222 FAX: 281-313-8224