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22001166 UUSSAA BBaasskkeettbbaallll WWoommeenn’’ss UU1177 WWoorrlldd CChhaammppiioonnsshhiipp TTeeaamm TTrriiaallss MMaayy 2266--3300 UUnniitteedd SSttaatteess OOllyymmppiicc TTrraaiinniinngg CCeenntteerr CCoolloorraaddoo SSpprriinnggss,, CCoolloorraaddoo UU17 Triialls Schedulee USA Basketballl Staff Thursday, May 26 CEO/Executive Director: Jim Tooley Skills Session I Women’s National Team Director: Carol Callan 5-8 p.m. Women’s National Team Assistant Director: Ohemaa Nyanin Manager Competitive Programs: Ellis Dawson Programs Coordinator: Kyle Pilipovich Friday, May 27 Skills Session 2 Chief Media/Communications Officer: Craig Miller 8:30-11:15 a.m. Communications Director: Caroline Williams Communications Manager: Jenny Johnston Skills Session 3 Communications Intern: Ryan Stevens 1-4 p.m. Video Intern: Blair Glover Trials Session 1 5-8 p.m. TTrriaals Staff Saturday, May 28 Committee Trials Session 2 Chair: Carol Callan 8-11 a.m. Yolanda Griffith, Athlete Representative Bill Larson, AAU Trials Session 3 Jody Patrick, NFHS 1-4 p.m. Sherri Pegues, AAU Jill Schneider, NFHS Trials Session 4 6-8 p.m. USA Coaches Head coach: Dori Oldaker, Mt. Lebanon H.S. (Pa.) Sunday, May 29 Assistant coach: Dianne Lewis, Thomas Edison H.S. (Va.) Trials Session 5 Assistant coach: Samantha Quigley, University of St. Francis 9-10:45 a.m. (NAIA, Ill.) Trials Session 6 Lead Cliinician 3:45-5:30 p.m. Nancy Fahey, Washington University (Mo.) Monday, May 30 Court Coaches Announcement of Finalists (closed) Carla Berube, Tufts University (Mass.) 8 a.m. Pam Crawford, Clear Springs H.S. (Texas) Steve Gomez, Lubbock Christian University (Texas) Notes: •All sessions are closed to the public. •Trials will take place in Sports Center 2 at the United Athletic Trainers States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Ashley Harmelink, Palmer H.S. (Colo.) Colorado. Kevin Moody •Media must be credentialed to attend trials. Rachel Waddle, UNLV •Skills sessions are closed to parents and family due to space restrictions. Support Staff •Times listed are local, Mountain Daylight Time. Sophie Albano-Alisburg, High Point University (N.C.) Chanel Antonio, Golden State Warriors (Calif.) Media Poliicy Alexis Besinaiz, Long Beach State University (Calif.) Akaiya Gray, Iona College (N.Y.) Media members must be credentialed to attend trials. Shelby Smith, Western Kentucky University For credentialing, please email Jenny Johnston at: Megan Sawatzky, Loyola University (Chicago) [email protected] Terri Ward, Niwot High School (Colo.) Athletes and coaches are available for interviews after each session. All interviews should be arranged through a member of the USA Basketball communications staff. TTaabbllee ooff CCoonntteennttss General Information Event History Trials Schedule...................................................... IFC 2014 Recap.......................................................... 22-23 Media Policy ........................................................ IFC 2012 Recap.......................................................... 24-25 Trials Roster - Alphabetical.................................... 2-4 2010 Recap.......................................................... 26-27 Trials Roster - Numerical ...................................... 5-7 All-Time Standings .............................................. 28 Trials Notes .......................................................... 8-9 All-Time USA Results ............................................ 29 2016 FIBA U17 World Championship Schedule .... 10 All-Time USA Coaches .......................................... 29 USA U17s In Photos.............................................. 11 All-Time USA Roster - Alphabetical ...................... 30 USA Basketball Board, Staff & Committees .......... 12-13 All-Time USA Roster - By Affiliation ...................... 31 USA Basketball Today .......................................... 14-15 USA Single-Game Records.................................... 32 USA Competition Records .................................... 33 Coach Biographies Dori Oldaker ........................................................ 16 Dianne Lewis ........................................................ 17 Samantha Quigley ................................................ 18 Nancy Fahey ........................................................ 19 Carla Berube ........................................................ 19 Pam Crawford ...................................................... 20 Steve Gomez ........................................................ 20 In the fifth open trials for USA Basketball Women’s junior national teams in 2016, 62 players will return with at least one previous USA Basketball experience, while 91 will be taking part in their first USA Basketball event. 2016 USA Basketball Women’s U17 World Championship Team Trials 1 UU1177 TTrriiaallss RRoosstteerr AALLPPHHAABBEETTIICCAALL NO NAME POS HGT WGT AGE YOG SCHOOL HOMETOWN 16 Jayda Adams F 5-11 145 17 2017 Mater Dei H.S. Irvine, CA 293 Celestine Akoro C 6-4 168 16 2017 O'Fallon Township H.S. O'Fallon, IL 61 Tor'e Alford G 5-7 145 16 2019 Derby H.S. Wichita, KS 292 Janelle Bailey C 6-3 200 17 2017 Providence Day School Matthews, NC 238 Elle Baker C 6-4 170 16 2018 Saguaro H.S. Scottsdale, AZ 296 Isabella Baugh F 6-1 195 16 2019 Pella Christian H.S. Pella, IA 246 Breanna Beal F 6-1 175 15 2019 Rock Island H.S. Rack island, IL 171 Grace Berg F 6-1 165 16 2018 Indianola H.S. Carlisle, IA 271 Caitlin Bickle F 6-1 160 16 2018 Cactus Shadows H.S. Cave Creek, AZ 272 Rellah Boothe F 6-3 187 17 2017 IMG Academy Ocala, FL 269 Aliyah Boston F 6-3 180 14 2019 Worcester Academy Worcester, MA 298 Ashley Bowen C 6-3 220 15 2019 Mesa Ridge H.S. Colorado Springs, CO 17 Mikayla Boykin G 5-9 150 17 2017 Clinton H.S./#Duke Clinton, NC 152 Diamond Bragg G 5-8 155 16 2018 Camp Hill H.S. Camp Hill, PA 68 Jenna Brown G 5-10 150 15 2018 The Lovett School Marietta, GA 49 Kaylin Brown G 5-7 130 17 2017 Leuzinger H.S. Los Angeles, CA 247 Kennedy Brown F 6-5 175 15 2019 Derby H.S. Derby, KS 276 Samantha Brunelle F 6-2 165 15 2019 William Monroe H.S. Ruckersville, VA 36 Desiree Caldwell G 5-7 130 15 2018 Frenship H.S./#Texas Tech Lubbock, TX 18 Chloe Chapman G 5-7 128 15 2019 Our Lady of Good Counsel H.S. Mitchellville, MD 27 Taylor Chavez G 5-9 130 16 2018 Valley Vista H.S. Suprise, AZ 125 Valerie Clark G 5-10 143 17 2017 Center Grove H.S. Greenwood, IN 47 Camree' Clegg G 5-5 128 15 2018 Wayne Memorial H.S. Westland, MI 277 Charli Collier F 6-4 185 16 2018 Barbers Hill H.S. Mont Belvieu, TX 69 Amira Collins C 6-3 160 16 2018 Paul VI Catholic H.S., VA White Plains, MD 19 Mikayla Coombs G 5-8 145 16 2017 Wesleyan School Buford, GA 299 Danielle Cosgrove F 6-3 180 15 2018 Sachem East H.S. Holbrook, NY 59 Eve Crawford G 5-8 143 15 2018 Notre Dame H.S. East Brunswick, NJ 60 Maryam Crawford G 5-8 144 15 2018 Notre Dame H.S. East Brunswick, NJ 214 Janai Crooms G 5-10 165 16 2018 St. Andrew's School Cranston, RI 88 Skyler Curran G 6-1 138 16 2018 West Forsyth H.S. Clemmons, NC 248 Lauren Davenport G 6-0 175 16 2018 Plano Senior H.S. Plano, TX 70 Rennia Davis F 6-2 151 17 2017 Ribault H.S. Jacksonville, FL 71 Aquira DeCosta F 6-2 168 16 2018 St. Mary's H.S. Stockton, CA 72 Maya Dodson F 6-1 145 17 2017 St. Francis H.S. Alpharetta, GA 282 Kiara Edwards F 6-1 195 16 2017 Valley Vista H.S. Surprise, AZ 32 Andra Espinoza-Hunter G 5-11 150 16 2017 Blair Academy, NJ/#Connecticut Ossining, NY 37 Jayla Everett G 5-9 115 16 2018 Kirkwood H.S. Saint Louis, MO 224 Mckenzie Forbes G 6-0 165 15 2018 Folsom H.S. Folsom, CA 39 Ashley Foster G 5-8 120 15 2018 Eagles Landing H.S. Mcdonough, GA 50 Zakiyah Franklin G 5-7 130 15 2019 Winter Haven H.S. Lakeland, FL 273 Kennedy Gavin F 6-1 180 16 2017 Petal H.S. Petal, MS 73 Katlyn Gilbert G 5-11 135 16 2018 Heritage Christian H.S. Indianapolis, IN 29 Dymond Gladney G 5-5 135 15 2018 Clear Springs H.S. Webster, TX 74 Alexis Gordon F 6-1 155 16 2017 L.D. Bell H.S./#Connecticut Fort Worth, TX 89 Myra Gordon G 5-10 140 14 2020 Hurst J.H. Fort Worth, TX 26 Talia Gray G 5-3 120 17 2017 Detroit Renaissance H.S. Detroit, MI 75 Nyah Green G 6-0 155 15 2019 Allen H.S./#Louisville Allen, TX 76 Zarielle Green G 6-1 130 16 2018 Duncanville H.S. Dallas, TX 84 Dru Gylten G 5-10 135 17 2017 St. Thomas More Rapid City, SD 130 McKenna Haire G 5-11 143 17 2017 Myers Park H.S. Charlotte, NC 52 Jahnna Hajdukovich G 5-7 135 16 2018 Lathrop H.S. Fairbanks, AK 162 Tori Hall G 5-11 158 14 2019 Archbishop Molloy Valley Stream, NY 43 Jordan Hamilton G 5-8 125 17 2017 Frisco Liberty H.S. Frisco, TX 136 Sydney Hardeman G 5-11 145 16 2018 Allen H.S. Allen, TX 33 Destanni Henderson G 5-8 133 17 2018 Fort Myers H.S. Fort Myers, FL 251 Nazahrah Hillmon C 6-2 179 16 2018 Gilmour Acadmey Cleveland, OH 2 2016 USA Basketball Women’s U17 World Championship Team Trials UU1177 TTrriiaallss RRoosstteerr AALLPPHHAABBEETTIICCAALL NO NAME POS HGT WGT AGE YOG SCHOOL HOMETOWN 124 Qadashah Hoppie G 5-9 142 16 2017 The Patrick School Staten Island, NY 138 Lacie Hull F 6-1 145 16 2018 Central Valley H.S. Liberty Lake, WA 137 Lexie Hull F 6-1 145 16 2018 Central Valley H.S. Liberty Lake, WA 24 Alexandra Hunter G 5-3 115 16 2018 Gaylord St. Mary Gaylord, MI 153 Abigayle Jackson F 6-3 155 17 2017 Little Rock Central H.S. Little Rock, AR 278 Lindsey Jarosinski C 6-4 185 15 2018 Montini Catholic H.S. Medinah, IL 53 Ariel Johnson F 5-9 135 16 2018 St. Mary's H.S. Tracy, CA 144 Madison Johnson G 5-11 150 16 2018 Mater Dei H.S. Irvine, CA 122 Haley Jones G 6-0 140 15 2019 Archbishop Mitty H.S.
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