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Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Sugar Land, Texas 77487 Phone: 281-313-8222 Tabchoops@Aol.Com Fax: 281-313-8224 Vol PO Box 2886 Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Sugar Land, Texas 77487 Phone: 281-313-8222 [email protected] www.tabchoops.org Fax: 281-313-8224 Vol. XLI No. 8 July 28, 2019 Dear TABC Members, I hope all of you have had a restful and relaxing summer and are now ready as we near the 2019-2020 school year! Each year brings new challenges and exciting opportunities that we must be ready to face, both as an individual and as a profession. The game is ever-changing and it is our responsibility as coaches to adapt and adjust on the court and in the classroom. I want to thank all of the past TABC Presidents for their outstanding leadership and most recently to Jaime Boswell of Alice ISD for a job well done. Thank you to the UIL, Dr. Charles Breithaupt, Dr. Susan Elza, Brandy Belk, Joseph Garmon, and everyone else that had a hand in the new rule allowing coaches to do up to 2 hours of sport-specific skills with their student-athletes beginning this summer. This is a fantastic opportunity to build relationships and keep our student-athletes engaged throughout the summer. Now, it is my hope that we continue to grow this organization to be the best it can be and continue to be a student of the game. Get involved and help out by getting as many coaches as we can to join TABC or offer to serve on a committee. Do not hesitate to contact the TABC Staff, TABC Board, or Regional Coordinators with any and all suggestions and solutions. Be passionate in all that you do and have a blessed year! Yours in Basketball and TABC, Jason Sanders, TABC President, Lumberton High School TABC is happy to announce our fall membership drive which includes a discount for coaches who join between now and Octo- ber 15, 2019. By joining prior to the basketball season, coaches can use their membership card everywhere it is accepted for the entire season, coaches will receive all TABC Roundball Round-up newsletters which include valuable information on nomination dead- lines, clinic information and basketball news from around the state. Getting a majority of coaches to join now also allows the TABC staff, officers and board members to work to secure top clinic speak- ers, dedicate time to the rankings, and promote all things connected with basketball statewide instead of having to track down delinquent members who put off joining until the last minute. Below is the dues format: Individual Dues: $25 Group Rates: 3 or more from one school $20 each 8 or more from one school $15 each 15 or more from one school $10 each Group memberships must be sent in together, either online, mailed or faxed. Remember, membership after October 15, 2019 goes back to $35 and a $15 late fee applies to membership after December 31st,2019. Miss Basketball, Nyah Green, Allen HS JOIN NOW and SAVE! Mr. Basketball, Tyrese Maxey, South Garland HS Calendar 2 This will be the final issue of the Roundball Round-Up published for the 2018-19 membership Clinic Pictures 3-6 year. The next issue, which will come out in September will be the first publication for 2019-20. Make sure you have renewed your TABC membership for 2019-20. If you do not receive the Hall of Fame 8 Roundball Round-Up Newsletter on September 20th, make sure you go online to renew your mem- Camp of Champs 9-11 bership. If you think there has been an error, feel free to give the TABC office a call at 281-313- 8222 to verify your membership status. Look for the Roundball Round-Up on the 20th of the month People, Places and 11 in September, October, November, January, February, March and April. One final edition will be Things published in the summer of 2020. Be sure to send any items that might be included in People, Places Coaching Changes 12-13 and Things or Hoops for Hope to [email protected]. TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 2 August Sign up for TABC Membersip September 7 TABC Board Meeting - Comfort Suites - Austin 20 First 2019-20 Newsletter - Make Sure You Are A Member October Membership Cards Will Be Mailed - Be Sure You Have Joined 14 First Day for TAPPS Practice 15 Last Day to Join TABC at Fall Membership Special Rate 22 First Day for TAPPS Scrimmages 23 First Day for UIL Girls Practice 28 First Day for TAPPS Interschool Games 30 First Day for UIL Boys Practice November 2 First Day for UIL Girls Scrimmages 8 First Day for UIL Girls Interschool Games 9 First Day for UIL Boys Scrimmages 15 First Day for UIL Boys Interschool Games December Mandatory Five Consecutive Days Off (must include 12/24-26) February12 TAPPS District Certicifation 15 UIL Girls District Certification 22 UIL Boys District Certification 27-28 TAPPS Girls State Championships 28-29 UIL Girls Regional Tournament 28-29 TAPPS Boys State Championships March 5-7 UIL Girls State Tournament at the Alamodome 6-7 UIL Boys Regional Tournament 12-14 UIL Boys State Tournament at the Alamodome May 1 Last Day to Pre-Register for TABC Clinic 14-16 TABC Clinic in San Antonio June TABC Camp of Champs - Southwestern University TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 3 Small School Girls – Carrie Grona, Coach Small School Girls, Eric Schilling, Coach Large School Girls – Andrea Robinson, Coach Large School Girls – Kit Kyle, Coach Small School Boys - David Schmidt, Coach Small School Boys – Joe Sigler, Coach Large School Boys – Duane Gregory, Coach Large School Boys – Albert Thomas, Coach TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 4 Jason Hooten, Sam Houston State Hanna Howard, TCU Steve Henson, UTSA Mark Kellogg, Steven F. Austin Mike Rhoades, VCU Gary Blair, Texas A&M Buzz Williams, Texas A&M Jamie Boswell, TABC President TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 5 Brooke Atkinson, New Mexico State Chris Holtmann, Ohio State Andre Cook, St. Edwards Krista Gerlich, UT Arlington Susan Elza, UIL Brandy Belk, UIL Joe Golding, Abilene Christian Mike Neighbors, Arkansas TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 6 2019 Girls Players of the Year 2019 Boys Players of the Year Scholarship Winners: Free Throw and 3 Point Champions: Preston Tabor, Dodge Brown, Kobe Richardson Josiah Johnson, Layton Sharp TABC presents Milestone Awards to Texas coaches who reach their 300th varsity win and each multiple of 100 thereafter. If you reach one of those milestones during the season, please let TABC know immediately so that we can order your plaque. Plaques commem- orating 300 and 400 wins can be picked up at the TABC clinic or it will be mailed to you. Plaques for 500 and subsequent milestones are presented during a halftime ceremony at the UIL state tournaments. We must send a list of all coaches who will participate in that ceremony by February 1, so please don’t wait until after your season is over to let us know about your achievement. Please e-mail TABC at [email protected] when you reach your 300th, 400th, 500th and subsequent century marks. TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 7 The annual TABC convention and clinic held May 16, 17 and 18 in San Antonio was another successful event even though it looked to be in big trouble from the beginning. Three weeks be- fore the clinic date, TABC received bad news from the El Tropicano Hotel that the Coronado Ballroom would not be available for our event. For 20 years the clinic has gradually been built around the Coronado Room as our two banquets and site for speakers have grown to the point where it held almost half of the clinic activities. The news left TABC scrambling for replacement venues without much time to recover. After much searching and shuffling we were able to find a home for all of our activities without much inconvenience to attendees. The Double Tree Hotel rearranged some of their events and hosted our two banquets. By moving some of our board and all of the Hall of Fame inductees rooms to the Double Tree we were able to avoid the ballroom rental fees and limit travel for most of the guests. We held our breath as some speakers were moved to smaller ballrooms and fortunately everything fit. We apologize to any who were inconvenienced by the unavoida- ble late changes in event sites. Now for the good news: All speakers were informative and well attended. The on court demonstrations and vendor show at St Mary's University enjoyed continued success as the TABC clinic remains the largest and best state hosted clinic in the nation. For the seventh con- secutive year (10th of the last 11 years), over 2,000 coaches were in attendance and more than 70 vendors showed their wares helping our coaches prepare their budgets for next season. Since the Coronado Ballroom, like the Municipal Auditorium, is now an important part of our history, but a thing of the past, TABC will be moving to a new host hotel for future clinics. The dates for next year are May 14, 15, 16, 2020 (the week after the state track meet) and the Sep- tember newsletter will announce our new clinic headquarters and how to make reserva- tions. We promise that the changes will be improvements as TABC continues to best serve its members. Scholarship Contributions The Texas Association of Basketball Coaches presently awards eighteen $500 scholarships to graduating seniors connected to basketball in the state of Tex- as. As more funds become available, the number and amounts of the scholar- ships will be increased. Many of you have players who have gone on to lucra- tive careers either as either professional athletes or as business leaders.
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