Erica Beverly - So You Want to be a Coach

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Erica Beverly Chosen for 2010 WBCA So You Want to be a Coach Seminar

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West Hartford, CT -
University of Hartford senior Erica Beverly has been selected to attend the eighth annual “So You Want to be a Coach” program hosted by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). The two-and-a-half day workshop will be held in conjunction with the WBCA National Convention on April 2 through April 2 in San Antonio, TX.

To participate, potential candidates must have exhausted her final year of basketball eligibility at a four-year institution or have graduated within the past year. In addition, the participant's head coach must nominate them and must be an active WBCA member. Each participant is selected based on their academics, contributions to women's basketball on and off the court, professional resume and a written recommendation from their head coach.

The WBCA has been a cornerstone in developing an organization that meets the needs of women, while promoting the game of basketball and its development, as well as unifying coaches on every level. The “So You Want to be a Coach”  program was designed to increase the amount of minorities in the coaching profession, by providing a workshop based on educational and professional principles to those interested in the field.

The coaching lessons shared with these participants will assist in identifying, recruiting and retaining minority women in the profession of coaching. At this year's workshop, the participants will have the opportunity to meet and learn from some high level professionals such as University of Oregon assistant coach Keila Whittington, St. Louis University head coach Shimmy Gray-Miller, University of Alabama at Birmingham head coach Audra Smith, and many others.

Beverly, a Bridgeport, CT native, currently holds the school record for all-time blocks with 193 and rebounds with 992. With just eight more rebounds, Beverly will graduate as the first player in school history to score at least 1,000 career points and grab at least 1,000 career rebounds. She is a two-time America East First Team All-Conference honoree and was named the America East Rookie of the Year in 2005-06. Beverly earned her bachelor's degree in sociology in May of 2009 and is currently working towards a master's degree in communication.



Listed below is the 2010 class of WBCA's So You Want To Be A Coach:

 

 Candidate

 School

 Candidate

 School

 Lauren Lacey

 Arizona State

 Lauren Casey

 Lees-McRae College

 Danielle Gratton

 Ball State

 Jami Safrit

 Lenoir-Rhyne

 Audrey McDonald

 Ball State

 Kimberly Benton

 Mass., Amherst

 Brittany Edelen

 Bellarmine

 Paris Leonard

 Memphis

 Corinne Milien

 Bemidji State

 Ashley Thornton

 Memphis

 Natalie Bonds

 Brown

 Tiffany Coppage

 Missouri State

 Christina Johnson

 Brown

 Kylie York

 Northern Illinois

 Courtney Lee

 Brown

 Katelyn Brunck

 Northwood

 Kelley Tarver

 Cal State, Bakersfield

 Jennifer Bushby

 Ohio University

 Lauren Grief

 California, Berkeley

 Jennifer Poff

 Ohio University

 Natasha Vital

 California, Berkeley

 Lauren Gentene

 Ohio Wesleyan

 Katie Schlein

 Claremont McKenna

 Amanda Thompson

 Oklahoma

 Christy Brown

 Clemson

 Jessica Canady

 Old Dominion

 Stephaine Crosley

 Cleveland State

 Sarah Bucar

 Pennsylvania

 Angel Roque

 Cleveland State

 Danielle Campbell

 Purdue

 Jessica Roque

 Cleveland State

 Britney Hodges

 Saint Francis

 Samantha Allen

 Colby College

 Katie Paganelli

 Saint Louis

 Whitney Smith

 College of Brockport

 Brittany Christian

 Saint Paul's College

 Ashley Arff

 Converse College

 Carmen Smith

 Saint Peter's College

 Loretta Martin

 Dillard University

 Catherine Cain

 South Carolina, Aiken

 Joy Cheek

 Duke

 Jessica Lawson

 South Florida

 Rachel Frederick

 Duquesne University

 Andrea Doneth

 St. Bonaventure

 Lyndsie Long

 Elmhurst College

 Joy McCorvey

 St. John's University

 Lonnika Thompson

 Florida

 Tanisha Smith

 Texas A&M, Kingsville

 Latara King

 Florida Memorial

 Felicia Soza

 Texas A&M, Kingsville

 Randall Hurst

 Fordham

 Earnesia Williams

 Texas, Austin

 Danyiell McKeller

 Georgia State

 Jordan Murphree

 Texas Tech

 Ra Shay Rawls

 Georgia State

 Jareica Hughes

 Texas, El Paso

 Ann Seufer

 Guilford College

 Larissa Williams

 Tulsa

 Erica Beverly

 Hartford

 Tanekra Brooks

 Tulsa

 Cathryn Stuart

 Jacksonville State

 Kathryn Spears

 Tusculum College

 Jasmin Coleman

 Jacksonville University

 Kennan Killeen

 Washington & Jefferson

 Sade Morris

 Kansas

 Jane O'Donnell

 Washington College

 DeAndrea Bullock

 Kennesaw State

 Jamie McFarlin

 Washington University

 Gia Lockett

 Kennesaw State

 Jessica Jackson

 Western Carolina

 Montinique Nixon

 Kennesaw State

 Tiffany Benson

 William & Mary

 Emily Garner

 Lafayette College

 Rae Lin D'Alie

 Wisconsin, Madison

 Ashley Crawford

 Lamar University

 Maureen Hester

 Xavier

 Sanetra Jackson

 Langston University

 April Phillips

 Xavier

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