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Most Wins As Head Coach at Highland 1 2018-19 Highland Community College Women’s Basketball Table of Contents Welcome and Quick Facts about Highland Community College...............................................................Page 3 Athletic Department & Coaches Directory.................................................................................................Page 4 Facilities - Ben Allen Field House.............................................................................................................Page 5 Facilities - Walter’s Wellness Center & Weight Rooms.............................................................................Page 6 Head Coach, BJ Smith................................................................................................................................Page 7 Assistant Coaches.......................................................................................................................................Page 8 Athletic Training Services..........................................................................................................................Page 9 2017 Season Recap...................................................................................................................................Page 10 2017 Season Results.................................................................................................................................Page 11 2018 Season Preview................................................................................................................................Page 12 2018 Schedule..........................................................................................................................................Page 13 Team - Roster............................................................................................................................................Page 14 Coaching History & Records...................................................................................................................Page 15 Records...............................................................................................................................................Page 16-17 Awards / Scotties at Next Level...............................................................................................................Page 18 Game Day Information.............................................................................................................................Page 19 Conference Information...........................................................................................................................Page 20 2018 Schedule..........................................................................................................................................Page 21 Page 2 2018-19 Highland Community College Women’s Basketball A MESSAGE FROM A MESSAGE FROM THE THE PRESIDENT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR I’m pleased you’ve had the On behalf of our coaches, staff and opportunity to attend one of student-athletes, welcome to Highland Community College’s Highland Community College athletic contests. athletics, home of the Scotties! I enjoy watching our teams compete and I know you’ll Highland is one of 21 community colleges in the be excited to watch these young men and women as Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference well. I also hope you take notice of your Spirit Squads and a member of the NJCAA Region VI. This season, and Athletic Training Staff as they are an integral part you will see over 230 student athletes suit up in the of our athletic programs and deserve to be recognized navy and gold and participate in 10 different sports. for all the hard work they do along with all the teams. It is our goal at HCC to develop young men and As you attend these contests or other campus women into the best person they can be, both as activities, I invite you take time to become familiar students in the classroom and as athletes on the field or with our campus. We’re proud of our campus and the court. We are committed to making the student-athlete improvements we’ve made in facilities as we strive experience a great one; one that fosters learning, to meet the needs of our students and the growth our competition, sportsmanship and integrity. institution is experiencing. If you travel to our athletic We understand that for many, athletics may be contests at other community colleges, you will notice temporary, but the education and lessons learned that we have some of the finest facilities in Kansas. during the student-athletes’ career will always be with them. It’s an experience that will last a lifetime. Enjoy the contest and have a great time cheering on the Highland Community College Scotties. We want to extend a warm welcome to you, our fans, I’m extremely proud of our student athletes and I hope and encourage you to support the Scotties to victory on this publication will help you get to know them better. and off the field. The Scotties promise to be exciting to watch! Quick Facts Broadcast & Social Media Information Location: Highland, KS Play-By-Play Announcer: Mike Smith Address: 606 West Main, Highland, KS 66035 Video Streaming: Scottie Sports Newtork Website: www.highlandcc.edu https://team1sports.com/scottieathletics/ Athletic Website: www.scottieathletics.com Radio: KNZA 103.9 FM (Hiawatha) - select games Founded: 1858 (oldest college in Kansas) Audio Streaming: Conference: KJCCC http://streamdb7web.securenetsystems.net/v5/KNZA Enrollment: 650 (Campus) Recaps and stats: www.scottieathletics.com 3000 (Regional) Twitter: @HCC_Scotties Colors: Navy & Gold Facebook: Highland Scotties Mascot: Scottie Instagram: hccscotties President: David Reist Athletic Director: Tyler Nordman Faculty Athletics Representative: Shelley Smith Facilities: Ben Allen Field House Affiliation: NJCAA (Region VI) Page 3 2018-19 Highland Community College Women’s Basketball Athletic Directory Athletic Director, Tyler Nordman.................................................................................................(785) 442-6039 Assistant to Athletic Director, Michaela Serrioz.......................................................................(785) 442-6040 Sports Information Director, Mike Smith..................................................................................(785) 442-6034 Head Athletic Trainer, Tia Collins................................................................................................(785) 442-6049 Women’s Head Basketball Coach, B.J. Smith..............................................................................(785) 442-6048 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach, Brad Zinn....................................................................(785) 442-6048 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach, Justice Daniel..............................................................(785) 442-6048 Head Baseball Coach, Daniel Dulin.............................................................................................(785) 442-6043 Assistant Baseball Coach, Alex Cox........................................................................................(785) 442-6043 Assistant Baseball Coach, Tyler Sweezy..................................................................................(785) 442-6043 Men’s Head Basketball Coach, Jerre Cole...................................................................................(785) 442-6041 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, Jon Oler............................................................................(785) 442-6041 Volunteer Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, Jacob Kramer Men’s & Women’s Cross Country/Track Head Coach, Chad Clevenger.....................................(785) 442-6044 Assistant Cross Country/Track Coach, Josh Harden................................................................(785) 442-6044 Assistant Cross Country/Track Cocah, Jason Martin...............................................................(785) 442-6044 Head Football Coach, Aaron Arnold............................................................................................(785) 442-6014 Assistant Football Coaches Judd Remmers (Offensive Coordinator - Quarterbacks)..........................................................(785) 442-6047 Payton Kirk (Co-Defensive Coordinator - Defensive Line)....................................................(785) 442-6046 Maurice Gray (Co-Defensive Coordinator - Defensive Backs)...............................................(785) 442-6038 Kyler Reed (Receivers)............................................................................................................(785) 442-6072 Kory Vaught (Running Backs).................................................................................................(785) 442-6082 Austin Roberts (Linebackers) ..................................................................................................(785) 442-6072 Head Softball Coach, Heidi Jordan..............................................................................................(785) 442-6070 Associate Softball Head Coach, Scott Jordan..........................................................................(785) 442-6070 Head Spirit Squads Head Coach, Melanie Rose..........................................................................(785) 442-6191 Assistant Spirit Squads Coach, Brandon Rose Head Volleyball Coach, Jon Bingesser.........................................................................................(785) 442-6164 Assistant Volleyball Coach, Michaela Serrioz..........................................................................(785)
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