Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 30, 2013

Auburn: Running, pressing Auburn women set to open practice
Georgia Tech: Bivins Selected to Serve on NCAA Women's Basketball Issues Committee
UCLA: Kari Korver Out for the Season with Knee Injury

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 27, 2013

George Washington: Women's Basketball Unveils 2013-14 Schedule
Long Beach State: 49er Women's Basketball Adds Two New Members to Coaching Staff
Massachusetts: 2013-14 Atlantic 10 Women's Basketball Conference Schedule Revealed
Notre Dame: McBride, Diggins Invited To USA Basketball Women's National Team Mini-Camp
Santa Clara: Amanda Brown Promoted to Assistant Coach, Angie Bjorklund Hired as Director of Operations for Women's Basketball

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 26, 2013

Auburn: SEC Announces Women's Basketball TV Schedule
Baylor: Kim Mulkey Featured on ICONS OF COACHING
Connecticut: Tuck Poised for Breakout Season
Georgia: Twelve Lady Bulldog Games To Be Televised
Georgia State: A Season Preview As Practices Start
Grand Canyon: Women's Basketball Program Changes Lives On Mission Trip
Lipscomb: Lady Bisons putting Meyer’s lessons to action at Bridge Ministry
Loyola Marymount: Elliott to be Honored by Angel Light Academy
South Alabama: Getting To Know The Jaguar WOMEN’S Staff – Head Coach Terry Fowler

Jasmine Robinson (Overton) transfers to Southeast Missouri

I'm a few months late on this.

Click here for the Southeast Missouri story

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 25, 2013

Alabama: Newcomer Spotlight: Karyla Middlebrook
DePaul: DePaul and Allstate Arena to Host 2014 BIG EAST Women's Basketball Championship
Duquesne: Vanessa Abel Signs Pro Contract With GiroLive Panthers in Germany
Illinois State: Women's Basketball's Freeman Named University Scholar
James Madison: In the Dog House Episode Two: Ross and Giggetts
Monmouth: Alysha Womack Signs With German Professional Team
North Carolina : Larkins Leads Indiana Into WNBA Conference Finals
Princeton: Women's Basketball Meet the Freshmen: Vanessa Smith

2013 Pre-Season Show Off Camp 2014 Class Preview

The 5th Annual Pre-Season Show Off Camp will kick off this Saturday, September 28 at Ridgeway Baptist Church Christian Life Center @ 2500 Ridgeway Rd., 38119. Sixty players will have the opportunity to showcase their skills in 3 games to the Division 1 Women's College basketball coaches in attendance.

Here is a breakdown of several seniors who will be participating:


Kiara Golden (Center Hill (MS)) Combo Guard. She is a lefty athlete.  She can score with the left and right hand in a variety of ways around the basket and knock down the 3 point shot. As a point guard, she has a vision on the court which allows her to make some nice passes to her teammates in the open court and towards the block. Averaged over 80% from free throw line as a Junior. Watch 2010 Highlight Video

Kairneisha Trent (Wooddale) Guard. She is one of the most athletic and agile players with abilities to slash and maneuver through traffic. She has a nice stroke and can make the 3 point shot. Read Blue Star Media Evaluation

Alyssia King (Senatobia (MS))  She is a fast lefty point guard who loves to get to the basket and score in a half court set. Has averaged over 13 points during the Fall Exposure League and exploded for 18 points during Week 3.

Margy Westbrook (Fayette Academy) Post.  The slender 5'10 post moves extremely well around the basket, has nice hands and can get rebounds.

Dominique Baker (Olive Branch) Mature Point guard

Dariya Drew (Southwind) 3 point shooting guard


Kenyatta Echols (Hillcrest) Athletic Shooting Guard. Averaged over 15 points as a junior.

Raylan Starks  (Arlington) 5'10 Post Player


Tieasha Williams (Hamilton) Athletic Shooting Guard

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 24, 2013

Duquesne: Vanessa Abel Signs Pro Contract With GiroLive Panthers in Germany
Illinois State: Women's Basketball's Freeman Named University Scholar
Penn State: VIDEO: Meet the Lady Lion Newcomers - Lindsey Spann

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 23, 2013

Alabama: Newcomer Spotlight: Brooksie McGraw
California: Cal WBB Releases "Out Of Bounds: China" Video
DePaul: Women's Basketball Charges Into Revamped BIG EAST in 2013-14
Florida Gulf Coast: Jamie Church Named Assistant Director of Athletics Communication
NC State: Former WBB Great Linda Page Earns Spot in Philadelphia Sports HOF
Pittsburgh: Former Pitt Star Zellous Named WNBA Most Improved Player
Tennessee: Catchings Wins Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award

Congratulations TEAM MEMPHIS

Congrats to TEAM MEMPHIS for going undefeated in the 2013 Fall Exposure League!

Roster: Aliyah Herod (Oxford(MS), 2016), Kynadi Kuyendoll (Snowden, 2019), Alexis Payne (White Station, 2016), Katherine Newman (Briarcrest, 2015), Kelsey Trice (Schilling Farms, 2018), Elise Holden (Briarcrest 2015), Brynn Holden (Briarcrest, 2015), Olivia Roberts (St. George's, 2015), Alexyse Thomas (Horn Lake, 2015)

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 20, 2013

Baylor: Adds Five More TV Games
Massachusetts: A-10 Announces Women's Basketball Championship Move To Richmond Coliseum
Michigan State: Keane Selected to Canadian Senior National Team
Stony Brook: #Seawolves on the Rise: This is Who We Are
Tennessee: Lady Vol Hoops Preseason Report - 9.19.13

2013 Fall Exposure League Week 3 Preview

Last week, THE LEAGUE went from a basketball event to a community of mentorship and support. I can't wait to see what happens this week! All games are played at Ridgeway Baptist Church Christian Life Center at 2500 Ridgeway Rd. Memphis, TN 38119.

Game 1: 9:45am UConn vs Tennessee

This will be a match up of the shooting guards.

UConn and Tennessee is one of the fiercest rivalries in women's college basketball. The schools started playing each other in 1995. In my opinion, this series really elevated womens basketball to another level. On June 8, 2007, it was announced the schools would discontinue the regular-season series. So why not bring the series back in the Fall Exposure League?

This game will feature two of the top shooting guards in this area. Uconn's junior Taylor Robertson (Rossville) and Tennessee's junior Brenda Fields (Raleigh-Egypt). Taylor averaged around 15.71 points heading into post play last season and Brenda averaged 16.32.

Which player will have a break out game during Week 3?

Game 2: 10:45am Memphis vs Notre Dame

This will be a match up of the team to beat.

It was just too good to be true! Can you imagine being able to go to a Memphis Lady Tigers' game against Notre Dame. It almost happened until the Big East fell apart. Notre Dame is now in the ACC conference and Memphis is in the AAC. However, in the Fall Exposure League anything is possible.

Memphis is the lone undefeated team. Last week, they had a remarkable comeback victory with 2 minutes left against UConn.  They have a nice combination of talent on the team and do not believe in giving up.

Can Notre Dame take Memphis down?

Game 3: 11:45am Louisville vs California

This will be a match up of the Final Four.

Both college teams had a cinderella 2012-13 season making it to the Final Four. Louisville continued their fairy tale season into the championship game.

The way California started the league. Then turned it around on last week. I say they are having a cinderella league. Will Louisville spoil the momentum like the college team did during last season's NCAA tournament?

Who will step up and lead their teams to victory?

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 19, 2013

Alabama: Newcomer Spotlight: Courtney Hunter
Central Connecticut: Women's Hoops Announces 2013-14 Schedule
Connecticut: Moriah Jefferson Embracing Her Role
Duke: Blue Devils Working Hard in the Preseason
Loyola Maryland: Women's Basketball Unveils 2013-2014 Schedule
Louisiana Tech: Lady Techsters Unveil 2013-14 Schedule
Massachusetts: Tamara Tatham Chosen For Canadian National Team
Michigan State: Keane Selected to Canadian Senior National Team
Ole Miss: Get To Know The Coaching Staff - Todd Shaefer
South Alabama: “OFF The COURT” With Donyeah Mayfield
Penn State: Lady Lions to Host Free Community Carnival Oct. 6
UIC: Women's Basketball Unveils 2013-14 Schedule

2013 Fall Exposure League Week 2 Recap

Another great week of THE LEAGUE. Ron McClain, the league's Head Ref, said it best on Facebook.

"The older girls are being very good mentors for the younger girls. Crowds are being very supportive and it's a positive environment".

The league is truly an awesome environment of competition, exposure, MENTORSHIP and SUPPORT.. This event has truly grown beyond basketball.. Speaking of exposure Jackson State Community College was in the building to check out Week 2. Plus I recorded the games to give me an additional opportunity to evaluate the players.

Sophomore forward Manaya Jones (Raleigh-Egypt) continues to impress me. This week she displayed a different side of her game. She showed that she can get the ball to teammates if defense collapses on her. The most impressive skill set she displayed was her ability to deflect passes and get steals. Plus, she can aggressively clean up the boards. She had 9 rebounds for the game.

As I was watching the recording of the games, there were a couple of players that made me say who is that. These players just seem to always be around the basketball doing the little things. Sophomore Sydney Malone (Houston) is a guard/forward. Because she is a lefty, it throws defenders off. Plus, she knows how to use her body to shield the ball while attempting shots in the post. She actively gets rebounds, steals and can block shots. Plus, she can transition to a shooter on the perimeter and slasher to the basket. 

Kynadi Kuykendoll (Snowden) is another active 7th grader guard. She is a young player, however, I see the potential. She can handle the basketball. She is not afraid to crash the boards. She is small yet strong enough to cause tie ups and she has anticipation skills.

California's Emanye Robertson, Jayla Hemingway, Maia McCoy (l to r)

 The most impressive thing I witnessed was the transformation of California. In Week 1, California could barely score. Week 2 - California was ready.  Junior guard Emanye Robertson (White Station) continued her aggressive style of play leading the team in scoring with 15 points while finishing 7 for 7 from the free throw line. Junior guard Maia McCoy (Whitehaven) displayed her athleticism, her ability to make jump shots and her ability to get to the basket aggressively. She scored 9 points while finishing 3 for 3 from the line. Seventh grader Jayla Hemingway (Schilling Farms) displayed how she took last year's Pre-Season Show Camp over with her basketball skills. She is an aggressive player that plays off a high level of energy.

Notre Dame's Alyssia King and Margy Westbrook (l to r)

Senior Alyssia  King (Senatobia)  had a second straight 11 point game for Notre Dame. She is a fast lefty point guard who loves to get to the basket in a half court set. Senior forward Margy Westbrook (Fayette Academy) made her first appearance in THE LEAGUE this week. The slender 5'10 post moves extremely well around the basket, has nice hands and can get rebounds.  Another player making her debut this week was Louisville's Dominique Baker (Olive Branch). She is quick with the ball and a very mature point guard.

Another young player I plan to keep my  eye on is 8th grader Kylie Loadholt (MHEA). She is tall in height, yet tiny in size, but she seems to always be around the basketball.


This week several of the older players will be taking the ACT test. I would like to extend a good luck to them and a reminder to get some rest on Friday night.

2013 Fall League Stats Week 2 from Patosha Jeffery

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 18, 2013

Alabama: Newcomer Spotlight: Oceana Hamilton
James Madison: Competitive Slate Ahead as James Madison Women’s Basketball Announces Non-Conference Schedule
Purdue: Women's Basketball Tabbed #17 in Preseason Poll
Metro Atlantic: Women’s Basketball Reveals 2013-14 MAAC Schedule
Michigan: Former Wolverine Jordan Follows Her Dream to Sweden
Minnesota: Coach Borton's Program Update: Sept. 16
Ole Miss: Lin Dunn To Be Inducted Into Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
Penn State: VIDEO: Meet the Lady Lion Newcomers - KeKe Sevillian
South Carolina: Women's Basketball 2013-14 Schedule Released
Southern Illinois: Cartaesha Macklin takes leadership role for Saluki Basketball
Syracuse: Women's Basketball Non-Conference Slate Finalized
Vanderbilt: Q&A with Carolyn Peck
Quiannipac: Women’s Basketball Ranked 25th in Lindy’s Magazine National Preseason Poll

Journey to Memphis' Next Top Baller Episode 18

Sorry for the delay in this episode. I am in the middle of the Memphis Girls Basketball Fall Fest, which has me swamped with tasks. The Fall Exposure League has been absolutely outstanding. The competition is great. The fans are great. It's just an awesome atmosphere for girls basketball. Feel free to check it out this Saturday at Ridgeway Baptist Church. Games begin at 9:45am.

In the last few episodes, the focus has been on speed, agility, and reaction drills. I decided to provide you with a ball handling drill this week. During my trainings sessions, I focus a lot on both left and right hand development. It's important to be a balanced, well rounded player. This decreases your limits as far as going left and right.

In the video, you will see a line drill where the players dribble with 2 basketballs performing the pound and alternate dribble.




If you are interested in participating in a development training session, click here.

Philecia Atkins 2014 Overton Guard Recruiting Update

Team Memphis Elite coach, Don Williams, announced over the weekend that Philecia Atkins will be taking her basketball skills to Iona College in New York, NY. She made the commitment during her official visit to the campus. She chose Iona College over multiple offers including Prairie View A &M, Alabama A&M, UT Martin and Austin Peay.

Congratulations!

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 16, 2013

Grand Canyon: Gulf Coast Women's Basketball To Play In Inaugural Gulf Coast Showcase
Iowa: Building a House, Building a Team
NC State: Wolfpack's First Opponent Announced for 2013 Gulf Coast Showcase
SMU: Moody Coliseum Court Design Revealed
Southern Illinois: Basketball is a family affair for SIU's Jordyn Courier
Tennessee: Williams Learning, Growing With Liberty
Vanderbilt: Carolyn Peck has unforgettable weekend in return to campus

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 13, 2013

Alabama: Newcomer Spotlight: Khadijah Carter
Alaska Anchorage: All-State forward Afoa joins UAA women
Northern Iowa: UNI WBB Releases 2013-14 Schedule
Ole Miss: Joseph Wants To Leave Mark On Ole Miss Women's Hoops
Providence: Women's Basketball Adds Karin Robinson To 2013-14 Roster
Tennessee: Lady Vol Hoops Preseason Report - 9.12.13
Valpraiso: Women's 2013-2014 Basketball Schedule Unveiled

2013 Fall Exposure League Week 2 Preview

Last week, we had an unbelievable environment of basketball. This week should be even better! All games are played at Ridgeway Baptist Church Christian Life Center at 2500 Ridgeway Rd. Memphis, TN 38119.

Game 1: 9:45am UConn vs Memphis

This will be a match up of the bigs.

Memphis girls basketball fans are more familiar with 6'2 post Manaya Jones (UConn/Raleigh-Egypt). She is a go to player with a variety of moves on  the block.  Six-two post Alexyse Thomas (Memphis) made her introduction to Memphis last week. The Horn Lake (MS) junior has an extra year of high school basketball experience on Manaya so she will not shy away from the challenge of playing against a younger 6'2 player.

I can not remember a situation in recent years where you have two extremely talented bigs going head-to-head against each other. I'm excited it's happening in THE LEAGUE.

Game 2: 10:45am Tennessee vs California

This will be a match up of Juniors vs Seniors.

Tennessee seniors Kiara Golden (Center Hill (MS)) and Kairniesha "Shay" Trent (Wooddale) have been playing summer basketball together for years. Last week, Kiara lead the league in scoring in swag fashion with 17 points. Shay was pretty quiet, but don't let that fool you. She is capable of putting up double figures in athletic fashion both on the perimeter and in the paint. 

California juniors Emanye Robertson (White Station) and Maia McCoy (Whitehaven) had a great July with Team All In. Their addition took that team to another level. Emanye brought her July momentum into Week 1 of THE LEAGUE scoring 15 points. Maia couldn't quite get it going in the game. Week 2 should give her an opportunity to show the fans her athletic and scoring abilities.

This will be a nice match up of long, athletic guards. California had a rough start last week. Can the juniors bring their A game and motivate the squad to take down the undefeated senior lead Tennessee team?

Game 3: 11:45am Louisville vs Notre Dame

This will be a match up of the Tennessee Flight.

This summer both junior's Kaylan Pugh (Notre Dame/St. Mary's) and Victoria "Torri" Lewis (Louisville/MHEA) took their talents to the Tennessee Flight organization based out of the Nashville area. They have contrasting games. Kaylan is the female version of Lebron James with a mature body frame and bulldozing desire to get into the lane for buckets. Torri is a tall shooting guard that's deadly on the perimeter. 

Which style of play will lead their team to their first victory?

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 12, 2013

Auburn: 2013-14 Auburn Women's Basketball Summer Preview
Connecticut: Saniya Chong Looks To Make Her Mark In Storrs
DePaul: BIG EAST Announces Women's Basketball Schedule
DePaul: Blue Demons Get Fired Up at Student-Athlete Orientation
Eastern Illinois: Women's Basketball Releases 2014 Schedule
Fairfield: Women's Basketball Picked Fourth In MAAC Preseason Poll
Grand Canyon: Women’s Basketball Announces First D-I Schedule
Massachusetts: Former Minutewoman Watson Begins Professional Career With ACS Sepsi
Monmouth: Women's Basketball Picked Ninth In Maac Preseason Poll
Northern Iowa: WBB Hires Gregory Stadler As Video Coordinator
Ole Miss: Carol Ross To Be Inducted Into Ole Miss Alumni Hall Of Fame
Penn State: VIDEO: Meet the Lady Lion Newcomers - Sierra Moore
Princeton: Women's Basketball Meet the Freshmen: Taylor Brown
Providence: Women's Basketball Releases 2013-14 BIG EAST Conference Schedule
St. John's: Women's Basketball 2013-14 Schedule Highlighted By Six Nationally Televised Games
Tennessee: Andraya Carter Ready For New Start
Quinnipiac: Women’s Basketball Selected Third in 2013-14 MAAC Preseason Coaches’ Poll
USC: Women's Basketball Schedule Announced
Villanova: Announces 2013-14 Women's Basketball Schedule
Virginia: Sarah Holsinger Promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for Women's Basketball Operations
Xavier: Women's Basketball Releases BIG EAST Conference Schedule
UNCW: Harris Names Kim To Operations Post

2013 Fall Exposure League Week 1 Recap II

What an unbelievable 2013 Fall Exposure League Week 1 we had. The atmosphere was great.
The gym was packed. The crowd was into the games. And several players put on a show! LeMoyne Owen's new head coach took in the action, along with Rust College's Head women's basketball coach.

Emanye Robertson (White Station/2015) kicked the league off by scoring the first two points. Unfortunately, she was the only player that seemed to be able to score for California knocking down 15 of the team's 21 points. She could have easily quit but it's just not her nature. She is an energizer bunny that keeps going and going and going.  She is a point guard with the ability to get to the basket. Going to the basket creates opportunities for her to get to the free throw line also. However, don't try to play her for the drive. If you do, she will knock down the jump shot. She hit 2 three pointers in the game.


Every player on the Memphis team scored. But 6'2 forward Alexyse Thomas (Horn Lake/2015) stole the show. She is a huge presence on the floor. She dropped off 16 points in Memphis' win. Alexyse can pass. She can come out the paint and set picks. Plus she knows how to roll to the basket and call for the ball.

Game 2 gave fans a chance to witness a match up of finesse against power. First for Notre Dame, all around guard Kaylan Pugh (St. Mary's/2015) represents power. It's no secret how she has averaged over 20 points a game since playing varsity as an 8th grader. She is a scorer with a mature body frame and gets to the basket. She used her power to finish with 12 points.

 


You may not be familiar with Tennessee's Kiara Golden (Center Hill (MS)/2014). She represents finesse. She is one of the smoothest players I have ever seen in this area. The first thing that came out of a friends of mine's mouth was "She is so smooth". I have been watching Kiara since she was in the 8th grade. You could see her swag back then. Now she has the maturity to go with it. She is a lefty athlete.  She can score with the left and right hand in a variety of ways around the basket and knock down the 3 point shot. As a point guard, she has a vision on the court which allows her to make some nice passes to her teammates in the open court and towards the block.  She lead the league in scoring with 17 points.



Game 3 gave me an opportunity to see a different side to Victoria "Torri" Lewis (MHEA/2015). Torri is known for her shooting abilities. However, during Week 1 she displayed that she can set teammates up also. On several occasions, Torri penetrated to the basket and dumped the ball off as defenders drew to her. At 5'10, she also made her presence known to the smaller guards. On a couple of series, a quicker guard got by Torri and thought they had a wide open shot. To their surprise, Torri recoverd by blocking their shot attempt. Torri lead Louisville in scoring with 11 points.



6'2 Forward Manaya Jones (Raleigh-Egypt/2016) put on a show in the paint. Knee problems has hindered her in the past. But during Week 1, Manaya looked real good. She looks quicker. She pulled out all the moves on Saturday. She played with her back to the basket. She shot jumpers from short corner extended. Manaya finished with 14 points for UConn.





Two young players that stood out were 8th grader's Johne Stewart (Snowden) and Aliyah Wells (Briarcrest). Johne plays for UConn and she is a flashy point guard that can shake and bake. Aliyah plays for Louisville and she is a slender 5'11 post player that can get up the floor extremely fast. I will be adding these two to my watch list.

2013 Fall Exposure League Week 1 Scoring Leaders from Patosha Jeffery

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 11, 2013

Bucknell: Brittney Marshall Joins Bucknell Staff as Manager of Basketball Operations
Oregon: Johnson Named Director of Operations
Virginia: Seniors Assume Leading Roles as Season Nears

2013 Fall Exposure League Week 1 Recap I

First of all, I would like to give a shout out to the upper classmen players for embracing the younger players. It's not easy to come into an environment as a high school player and play with girls in middle school. On the other hand, some of the middle school players were ready for the challenge and ready to make a name for themselves. The future is mighty bright!

Next, I would like to  address the #1 question I get from my individual events.

WHERE ARE THE TEAM COACHES?

In 5 years of hosting individual events, I have never brought in team coaches. I wanted to create an environment where the girls could just play ball.

• The players don't have to worry about adjusting to a new coach, who may be a total stranger.
• The players don't have to worry about certain players getting all the playing time because of favoritism.
• The players don't have to worry about someone harassing them about playing for their team.
• The players don't have to worry about someone restricting them from being creative and trying new things on the court.

All they have to do is relax, enjoy hanging with friends, meet new players, make new friends and enjoy playing basketball. 

With no coaches, there are rules. The players decide who start with the understanding that there will be 3 substitution periods. It is a beautiful thing to watch the players huddle up before their game communicating and getting to know each other in order to decide who will start the game. Teamwork is being created and leaders are rising to the occasion. The players are in a learning and growing environment and they don't even realize it.

Another question I received.

HOW IS MY DAUGHTER GETTING EXPOSURE?

I am a resource that college coaches use to learn about talented players in the Memphis area. They contact me on a regular basis asking about players. Hundreds of college coaches follow me on Twitter, Facebook, and visit MemphisGirlsBasketball.com regularly. I attend area basketball games, tournaments, and host events to learn about the players in our area.

Just to give you one example of how exposure works with the league.


Exposure for a participant in my league does not begin and end with playing in one of the games. The exposure actually begins before the league even starts. By me placing the player's name, position, school and AAU/Travel team on the who's participating list and listing it on GirlsBasketballExposure.com and MemphisGirlsBasketball.com is exposure.

By me placing the rosters with the player's name, school and graduation year and listing it on GirlsBasketballExposure.com and MemphisGirlsBasketball.com is exposure.

Playing in the league also means having their scoring stats listed weekly on GirlsBasketballExposure.com and MemphisGirlsBasketball.com. I write weekly recaps about the games and players and list on GirlsBasketballExposure.com and MemphisGirlsBasketball.com.

Like I said that is one example of how exposure works. Another example is college coaches attending the league in person to evaluate the players.

 Exposure happens over a period of time. The younger the players start participating in my or any other exposure event the more opportunities they have to display their talents and growth as a player.

Check out the 2013 Fall Exposure League Week 1 Recap II.

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 10, 2013

Elon: Announces 2013-14 Women's Basketball Schedule
Georgia Tech: Women's Basketball Announces Social Media Series
Jacksonville: JU Women’s Basketball Team Leads Pep Rally for Reading at Local School
Penn State: VIDEO: Meet the Lady Lion Newcomers - Kaliyah Mitchell
Providence: Women's Basketball Adds Karin Robinson To 2013-14 Roster
Saint Francis: Haigh Adds Rorie to Complete Second Women’s Basketball Staff
Sacred Heart: SHU Women's Hoops Relay for Life
Tennessee: Lady Vol Basketball Schedule Change
Youngtown State: Attractive Home Slate Highlights 2013-14 Youngstown State Women's Basketball Schedule

ProspectsNation.com 2014 ELITE 150 National Rankings

ProspectsNation.com released their 2014 national rankings over the weekend. Unfortunately, no one from the Memphis area is listed in the rankings.

The Top 5:
1- Kelsey Mitchell (Ohio)
2- A'ja Wilson (South Carolina)
3- Ariel Atkins (Texas)
4- Jordin Canada (California)
5- Brianna Turner (Texas)

Click here for the story and complete ranking list

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 9, 2013

Bryant: Women's basketball announces 2013-14 slate
Bucknell: 2013-14 Bucknell Women's Basketball Schedule Announced
Florida Atlantic: FAU Women's Basketball to Face 17 New Opponents in 2013-14
Iowa: 'The Program' Brings Women's Hoops Closer Together
Loyola Chicago: Loyola Women's Basketball Announces 2013-14 Schedule
Ohio State: Amber Stokes Signs with Solna Vikings of Sweden
Santa Clara: Women's Basketball Picture Day Photos Are In!
South Carolina: Staley Enshrined in Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
South Carolina: Gamecock Coaches: Congrats to Dawn Staley!
Southern Illinois: Rishonda Napier goes from Hollywood to the hardwood
Tulane: Rookie Trio Looks To Help Reload Women's Basketball Team
UNC: Hatchell Enshrined Into Naismith HOF
UNC: Hatchell Continues HOF Weekend Celebration

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 6, 2013

Air Force Academy: Lori Morris Completes Air Force Women's Basketball Staff
ALBANY: America East Releases Women's Basketball Conference Schedule
Baylor: Big 12 Releases WBB Television Schedule
Eastern Washington: @EWUWBB Announces 2013-14 Schedule
Georgia State: International Player Added To Georgia State Women's Basketball
Hartford: Women’s Basketball Releases 2013-14 Schedule
IUPUI: Kerah Nelson Agrees to Play for Forssan Alku Foa in Finland
Lehigh: Troyan announces addition of Guman to women's basketball staff
New Orleans: Basketball Stalwart Mirjam Sipos Remains Committed to UNO
Penn State: VIDEO: Meet the Lady Lion Newcomers - Alex Harris
San Francisco: USF Women's Basketball Announces 2013-14 Schedule
Stony Brook: Women's hoops releases 2013-14 schedule
South Alabama: Jaguar Women's Basketball Releases 2013-14 Schedule
South Carolina: Staley Hall of Fame Countdown: First Olympic Gold Medal
Southern Miss: Women's Basketball Completes Staff
Tennessee: Lady Vol Hoops Report - 9.5.13
Wisconsin : Badgers to be a part of ESPN's Play 4Kay Initiative
UTEP: Adams Announces 2013-14 UTEP Women's Basketball Schedule

2013-2014 Legacy Shelby County Middle School Schedules

2013-2014 Legacy Shelby County South District Schedule from Patosha Jeffery

2013-2014 Legacy Shelby County North District Schedule from Patosha Jeffery

2014 Legacy Shelby County Tournament Info from Patosha Jeffery

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 5, 2013

Air Force: Lori Morris Completes Air Force Women's Basketball Staff
Baylor: To Appear on ESPN2 Three Times
Baylor: Lady Bears Finish No. 4 in Attendance
Bryant: Women's hoops welcomes Lauren Tebsherany to staff
Connecticut: Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis On Record Pace
ETSU: Ezell announces 2013-14 schedule
Georgia: Former Lady Bulldogs Experience Success in WNBA
Illinois State: Women's Basketball Finalizes 2013-14 Schedule
Loyola Marymount: 2013-14 Women's Basketball Schedule Announced
Lipscomb: Lady Bisons set to play nine teams from 2013 postseason
Memphis: Women's Basketball Game vs. Louisville to Be Featured on ESPN's Play 4Kay Schedule
MTSU: Jones inks professional contract with CSM Satu Mare
Milwaukee: Wisconsin-Milwaukee Women's Basketball Announces Complete 2013-14 Schedule
Pepperdine: West Coast Conference 2013-14 Women's Basketball Schedule Announced
San Diego: University of San Diego Women's Basketball Schedule Released
San Diego State: Former Aztec Chelsea Hopkins Signs with WNBA's Silver Stars
South Carolina: Staley Hall of Fame Countdown: Defeat Tennessee to Reach First Final Four
Tennessee: ESPN Selects UT-UK As "Play 4Kay" Game
Wisconsin: Women's basketball releases complete 2013-14 schedule

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 4, 2013

ALBANY: Julie Forster Blog Spot #1: Arriving in Denmark
Boston: Harlem Shake: BU Women's Basketball Edition
Boston: Terriers Participate in First-Year Student Outreach Project
Central Michigan: Chippewas Announce One of Toughest Schedules in the Country
Duke: Summer Update with Coach P - Part III of III
Grand Valley State: Daina Grazulis Returns from Ghana With A New Outlook
Illinois: Former Coach Grentz Earns Lapchick Character Award
Jacksonville: Sneed Awarded John McLendon Postgraduate Scholarship
Jacksonville: Brandon Rohr Joins Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff
Loyola Maryland: Former WNBA and Maryland Standout Harper Joins Loyola Maryland Staff
Penn: Chris Day Named Women's Basketball Assistant Coach
Purdue: Mingo Signs With Point Chaud Sprimont
Richmond: Spiders Release Non-Conference Schedule
Saint Francis: Haigh Adds Hemerka to Women’s Basketball Staff
South Carolina: Staley Hall of Fame Countdown: 3OT Win at NC State
Tennessee: WNBA Honors For Catchings

Womens College Basketball Daily News - September 3, 2013

Alabama: Women's Basketball Adds Lindsey Hicks to Staff
Marshall: Coach Matt Daniel Announces 2013-14 @HerdWBB Schedule
Iowa: It Was All About the Fans for Price
Pepperdine: Waves Welcome Pitt Transfer Krista Pettepier
Saint Francis: Pastorek Named Women’s Basketball Director of Operations
South Carolina: Staley Hall of Fame Countdown: USA Basketball
South Carolina: Staley Hall of Fame Countdown: Undefeated High School Career
South Carolina: Staley Hall of Fame Countdown: U.S. Professional Basketball
South Carolina: Staley Hall of Fame Countdown: College Career
UMass: Women's Hoops Announces Non-Conference Schedule

No Women's College Basketball Daily News Today - Happy Labor Day