Coach Stanley has been coaching for 24 years. He was an assistant at Ponder from 2000 to 2004, and was part of the 2001 state championship staff. Coach Stanley became the head coach of Sanger High School in 2004 and returned to Ponder to become the Athletic Direc-tor/Head Boys Basketball Coach in 2009. Coach Stanley led the Lions to the 2010 State Championship in his first year as the head coach at Ponder. In 2014, Coach Stanley again led the Lions to a state championship, the school's fifth. Coach Stanley has a career record of 373 wins and 133 losses. Coach Stanley has served on the TABC board of directors. He has also been an all-regional coordinator for 13 years. Coach Stanley and his wife Amy have been married 12 years and have 2 children, 8 year old Jason and 5 year old Emma. Amy teaches 4th grade at Ponder Elementary.

Texas Association of Basketball Coaches tabchoops@aol.com www.tabchoops.org

PO Box 2886 Sugar Land, Texas 77487

Phone: 281-313-8222 Fax: 281-313-8224

Dear TABC Members,

Congratulations to all the State playoff teams and State Champions. It’s a fantastic feeling when your hard work cul-minates in the achievement of your goals. The State Tournaments were very competitive and enjoyable to watch. That is a compliment to both you and your kids. As this basketball season has come to a close, I want to talk about sportsmanship. As an experienced coach, I have seen many changes over my 35 yrs. Sportsmanship and empathy have decreased and the UIL has been forced to empha-size it in their coaches training programs. In my opinion, beating an opponent as badly as possible is just not good sportsmanship. I have heard coaches say, “If you don’t like getting beat bad, train your kids better!” In 35 yrs., I have been on both sides of this dilemma. I see a big distinction between college (recruiting) and high school (lives within boundaries) programs. In high school, you either have talent to work with or you don’t. You either have height or ath-leticism or you don’t. You can train a mule all you want, but one will never win the Kentucky Derby. The next time you are dominating an opponent by 30, 40+ points, ask yourself if this is true sportsmanship. Basket-ball is one of the few sports where you can beat an opponent by as many points as you can score. Is that good for our game? Participation? The Kids? Or, are you feeding your hate for the opposing coach, community, or your own ego?

God Bless you all. Yours in basketball,

Elizabeth Jesurun, TABC President

Vol. XLI

No. 6

March 27, 2018

Calendar 2

Nomination Deadlines 2

State Tournament Results 3

Outstanding Coach Awards 4

Clinic Information 5

People, Places and Things 8-9

A successful Varsity Boys’ Basketball coach and proven leader with 33 years of experience, Mike Carrabine is committed to serving as President of the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) if elected. Coach Carrabine has coached high school basketball in Texas since 1985. 31 of the 33 years he has served as a head basketball coach at various levels including Houston St. Thomas (1985-92), Sweeny (1992-94), Crosby (1994-97), Fort Bend Dulles (1997-2017), & Bryan Rudder this past season, (2017-2018). Carrabine led his 1990 St. Thomas team to the state title, Dulles to the 1999 5A-Region III finals, as well as the 2008 Texas state 5A runner up to North Crowley. Coach Carrabine has also won several Coach of the Year awards in his career. Coach Carrabine has been a TABC member since 1984. He served on the TABC Board of Directors from 2012-2015. Additional-ly, he was the TABC 6A Region III coordinator for four seasons (2013-2017). This past season, he served as the 18-5A representative for the 5A region –III All Region committee. Also heavily in-volved with the Houston Area Basketball Coaches Association (HABCA), Carrabine has been an active member since HABCA’s inception in 1992. He served as a Board member for three years (2012-2015) before becoming president of HABCA (2015-2016).

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 2

Basketball Calendar April Sign up for the TABC Clinic & Renew Your Membership

1 DEADLINE to Enter 3 Point and FT Stats on Max Preps

1 DEADLINE for TABC Scholarship Applications

1 Academic All-State Posted on the TABC Web Site

May 1 Last Day to Pre-Register for the TABC Clinic

4-5 South Padre Island Basketball Clinic

17-19 TABC Clinic in San Antonio

17 TABC Golf Tournament (Canyon Springs - San Antonio)

17 All-Star and Awards Banquet (El Tropicano Hotel)

18 Girls and Boys All-Star Games at Trinity University

19 Hall of Fame Induction Banquet (El Tropicano Hotel)

June 7-21 TABC Camps of Champs at Southwestern University

7-9 Girls High School Position / Team Camp

10-12 Girls 14 and Under Position / Team Camp

13-15 Girls Fundamental Camp

13-15 Boys Fundamental Camp

16-18 Boys 14 and Under Position / Team Camp

19-21 Boys High School Position / Team Camp

Nomination Deadlines

The deadlines for nominating your players, coaches and student assistants are coming up soon, so don’t miss out on getting them the recognition they deserve. Below is a list of awards along with their nomination deadlines. All nomination forms are on the TABC web site.

3 Point and Free Throw Winners: (April 1) Team and Individual 3 Point and Free Throw winners are taken from Max Preps. If you want your team or individual players eligible, you must have your stats entered on Max Preps by the deadline.

Scholarships: (April 1) TABC awards 18 scholarships annually. Be sure to check the boxes for all scholarships for which the player is eligible.

Academic All-State: (April 1) Academic All-State will be posted on the TABC web site be-ginning April 1. You may still send in your qualifying student athletes after that date and they will be added to the list.

TABC Clinic Pre-Registration: (May 1) You can avoid long lines at check in and save $10 by pre-registering for the TABC Clinic. Registration forms and complete payment must be re-ceived by the TABC office by May 1.

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 3

TABC Well-Represented at the Final Four Congratulations to the following schools and TABC member coaches for advancing to the Final Four in their respective state tournament. These coaches were able to showcase their teams as they played in front of their peers. Every coach who made the UIL

Final Four this year was a TABC member!

Final Four Coaches Girls

UIL 6A Triva Corrales (Judson), Jennifer Alexander (Cy-Creek), Donna McCullough (Garland Sachse)

5A Tamarah Sanders (Temple), Kit Kyle-Martin (Mansfield Timberview), Christy Dill (Kerrville Tivy)

4A Christina Camacho (SA Veterans Memorial), Chief Bridgeforth (Denver City), Dedrick Carr (Wheatley)

3A Shawna Lavender (Brock), Lawrence Gulette (Marlin), Shannon Taylor (Industrial)

2A Jason Cooper (Claude), Gary Grahn (LaPoyner), Jeff Guice (Mason)

1A Duane Hopper (Hermleigh), Alex Stephenson (Dodd City), Dustin Bates (Slocum)

TAPPS 6A Andy Zihlman (Bishop Lynch), Holly Mulligan (Plano Prestonwood)

5A Michael Holmquist (Houston Second Baptist), Adrian Hawkins (Cedar Hill Trinity Chr)

2A Dana Beal-Sestak (Shiner St Paul)

SPC Dan Lee (Houston Christian), Shelly Rains (FW Country Day)

Boys

UIL 6A Robert Lucero (Westlake), Bobby Sanders (Katy Tompkins), Dominique Parker (South Garland)

5A Andrew Brewer (Alamo Heights), Michael Hatch (Northwest), Steven Middleton (Midlothian)

4A Bryan Penna (Somerset), David Williams (Seminole), Lyndon Love (Dallas Carter)

3A Juan Cipriano (Santa Rosa), Joe Thomas (Mount Vernon), Joel Moore (Grandview)

2A Lynn Cook (Muenster), John Kovar (Thorndale), David Schmitt (Shelbyville)

1A Taylor Schulte (Nazareth), Bubba Edwards (Borden County), Dennis Stewart (Leggett)

TAPPS 6A Chris Anderson (Dallas Parish Episcopal), David Conrady (Plano Prestonwood)

5A Ray Wilkerson (CHill Trinity), Barry Chamberlain (SA St Mary's Hall), Shown Adams (FW All Saints)

4A Richie Alfred (Arlington Grace), Philip Marucci (Logos Prep), Steve Turner (Collyville Covenant)

3A Chris Ramirez (Kerrville Our Lady of the Hills), David Zimmerman (Dallas Yavneh)

2A Nate Langerbahn (Sherman Texoma), Wes Jones (Huntsville Alpha Omega)

SPC Wayne Jones (Bellaire Episcopal), Greg Guiler (Dallas St Marks)

COACHES OF THE YEAR (STATE CHAMPIONS)

CONF. COACH SCHOOL CONF. COACH SCHOOL

(GIRLS) (BOYS)

UIL 6A Rodney Belcher Plano UIL 6A Jeff McCullough Allen

UIL 5A Jeff Williams Amarillo UIL 5A Kenneth Coleman P.A. Memorial

UIL 4A Chance Westmoreland Argyle UIL 4A Joe Sigler Silsbee

UIL 3A Brad Floyd Mount Vernon UIL 3A Doug Boxell Bowie

UIL 2A Tommy Cross Martins Mill UIL 2A Aron Graves West Texas

UIL 1A Eric Schilling Nazareth UIL 1A Brent Gaylor Lipan

TAPPS 6A John Griffin Dallas Parish Episcopal TAPPS 6A Bill Honeck Tomball Concordia Luth.

TAPPS 5A Galen Taylor Tyler Grace Comm. TAPPS 5A Kevin Mouton Houston Second Baptist

SPC Stacey Marshall Houston Kinkaid TAPPS 2A Robert Brashear Lubbock All Saints

SPC Ron Crandall Houston Christian

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 4

TABC Outstanding Coach Awards Announced The winners of the Dean Weese Outstanding Coach Awards (Girls) and the Don Coleman Outstanding Coach Awards (Boys) were selected by the committee at the state tournaments. These awards are presented at the All-Star and Honors banquet at the

TABC clinic to outstanding coaches who had a great season but fell short of making it to the Final Four. Finalists were selected from each region and then one winner was chosen from each classification. Congratulations to the following TABC member coaches.

Dean Weese Outstanding Coach Award (Girls) Don Coleman Outstanding Coach Award (Boys)

6A Veronica Johnson Atascocita 6A Darren Chandler Deer Park

5A Katie Stinton Frisco Lonestar 5A Jason Pillion Amarillo

4A Kurt Richardson Abilene Wylie 4A Hiram Harrison Center

3A Barry Kimball Colorado City 3A Duane Joubert Kountze

2A Alicia Cummings San Saba 2A Kris Jones Port Aransas

1A Kristi Sandoval Gorman 1A Tyler White Oakwood

Girls Outstanding Coach Award Finalists Boys Outstanding Coach Award Finalists

6A Teresa Durham Allen 6A Tim Thomas Odessa Permian

Doug Davalos Round Rock Westwood Chris Hill Dallas Jesuit

Ian Ward East Central Jose Nieto Del Rio

5A Rod Been Denison 5A Joey Chism Mount Pleasant

Sarah Simmons Magnolia West Albert Thomas Fort Bend Elkins

Lea Ann Mendoza Laredo Nixon Freddy Roland Austin LBJ

4A Patricia Nelson Tatum 4A Greg Ruffin Abilene Wylie

Patrick Augbon Houston Yates Quinton Snell Waco Connally

Daryl Rentfro Pleasanton Kimble McHone Boerne

3A Keith Bates Pottsboro 3A Jay Lusk Shallowater

Steve Montgomery Grandview Darin Harley Troup

Roland Ramirez Odem John Allen Marion

2A Rob Schmucker Panhandle 2A Wayne Parker Samford Fritch

Stephen Heers Hamilton Jeff Smith Celeste

Anthony DeCello Grapeland Cannon Earp Grapeland

1A Mike McCann Ropes 1A Brittin East McLean

Krissy Morris Westbrook David Whaley Imperial Buena Vista

John Meisetschleager Moulton Blake Turner Ector

TABC MEMBERSHIP

2017-2018

4999 March 26, 2018

It is not too soon to start making plans for June’s TABC Camp of Champs. Don’t get left out by planning too late. Check the camp dates on the cal-endar in each issue of the Roundball Roundup and go the TABC web site tabchoops@aol.com and click on the CAMP link to see the 2018 brochure.

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 5

Make Your Plans to Attend the TABC Clinic

It is not too soon to make plans to attend the 2018 TABC Clinic in San Antonio. The clinic dates are May 17, 18 and 19. The event kicks off with the golf tournament on Thursday morning at Canyon Springs. Exhibi-tor booths open at noon at St. Mary’s University with the first speaker at 2:00. Friday clinic speakers will be

at St. Mary’s from 9:00am until 2:00pm. The four all-star games return to Trinity University this year with the first one starting at 2:30 on Friday. The clinic speakers move to the Coronado Room at the El Tropicano Hotel at 5:00pm on Friday and finish up at 3:00pm on Saturday. On Thursday evening the All-Star and

Awards banquet will be at 6:30 in the Coronado Room and the Welcome to San Antonio reception will be at 7:30 in the La Habana Room. The clinic finishes with the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame Induc-tion Banquet on Saturday night at 6:00pm in the Coronado Room. Speakers that have already been confirmed

include Chris Beard, Texas Tech (men); Vic Schaefer, Mississippi State (women); Kelvin Sampson, U. of Houston (men); Holly Warlick, Tennessee (women); Bob Marlin, Louisiana (men): Steve Gomez, Lubbock Christian (women); Rodney Terry, UTEP (men); Bob Starkey, Texas A&M (women); Charli Turner-

Thorne, Arizona State (women); Chris Jans, New Mexico State (men); Renae Shippy, Angelo State (women); Dan D’Antoni, Marshall (men); and Ron Hughey, U of Houston (women). Check the TABC web site for updates as additional speakers are added. You can find clinic hotel information on the TABC web site

as well. Make sure you register for the clinic early to avoid a late fee and long lines at registration. Pre-registration must be received by the TABC office no later than May 1. We hope to see you in San Antonio in May!

TABC Clinic Golf Tournament

The 15th Annual TABC Golf Tournament

will be held Thursday, May 17 at Canyon

Springs Golf Club in San Antonio. The shot-

gun start is at 8:00, giving you enough time to

have a great morning on the course and still

make it to the first clinic speaker that after-

noon. The $70 entry fee includes your green

fee, gold cart, range balls and lunch. The tour-

nament is open to the first 128 TABC members

who sign up. The entry form can be found on

the TABC web site at www.tabchoops.org. Just

select the Clinic button and then the Golf En-

try button to get the registration form.

Districts with 100% TABC

Membership of Head Coaches

BOYS GIRLS

6A 3 4A 1 6A 2

6A 9 4A 2 6A 3

6A 13 4A 4 6A 8

6A 14 4A 6 6A 14

6A 19 4A 8 6A 17

6A 25 4A 18 6A 23

6A 26 4A 19 6A 25

6A 28 4A 23 6A 28

6A 29 4A 27 5A 1

5A 1 4A 28 5A 3

5A 3 4A 31 5A 6

5A 4 3A 1 5A 18

5A 5 3A 2 4A 2

5A 6 3A 5 4A 8

5A 10 3A 7 4A 23

5A 17 2A 4 4A 26

5A 18 2A 5 4A 28

5A 19 2A 11 3A 25

5A 20 2A 21 3A 27

5A 26 2A 27 2A 5

5A 30 2A 10

5A 31 1A 12

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 6

The Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2018 includes Gary Sibley, Noel Johnston, Phil McNeely, Carl

Irbeck, Tony Harper, Robert Capello, Angela Lawson and Sue Janes-Caddell. This deserving group of Texas legends will be inducted during Hall of Fame at the TABC clinic in the Coronado Ballroom at the El Tropicano Hotel in San Antonio on Saturday, May 19 at 6:00 pm. Tickets to the banquet can be purchased by calling 281-313-8222. General public tickets are $35. TABC members may purchase tickets for a discounted rate of $20. No banquet tickets will be sold at the door but gallery seating will be available to anyone wanting to attend the ceremony.

Nominations for the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame are always being accepted. Below is some information on how candidates are considered and how you can nominate someone. CATEGORIES: COACH, PLAYER, CONTRIBUTOR REQUIREMENTS TO BE CONSIDERED:

ACTIVE COACHES MAY BE CONSIDERED AFTER REACHING 900 WINS. RETIRED COACHES MAY CONSIDERED AT ANYTIME BASED ON ACCOMPLISHMENTS. TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS MAY BE CONSIDERED TEN YEARS AFTER GRADUA-

TION FROM HIGH SCHOOL. CONTRIBUTORS MAY BE CONSIDERED AT ANYTIME.

TO NOMINATE: PLEASE EMAIL TABCHOOPS@AOL.COM or FAX 281-313-8224 1. Name of Nominee 2. Years (ex. 1956-1959) /Records/School(s) 3. Honors, Stats, Newspaper Articles, Letters of Recommendation 4. Name/Contact Information of the Person Making the Nomination ALL NOMINATIONS WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE.

2018 Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Induction

The Texas Association of Basketball Coaches presently awards eighteen $500 scholarships to graduating seniors connected to basketball in the state of Texas. As more funds become available, the number and amounts of the scholarships will be in-creased. Many of you have players who have gone on to lucrative careers either as either professional athletes or as business leaders. Many of them would welcome an opportunity to give back to the sport that has influenced their lives in such a positive way. Please contact your former players and let them know about the tax exempt TABC Education Fund. To contribute, please make checks payable to the TABC Edu-cation Fund, Inc. and mail them to:

TABC P.O. Box 2886

Sugar Land, Texas 77487

If you have any questions or want to make a contribution using a credit card, please call 281-313-8222. The TABC Education Fund, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization.

Scholarship Contributions

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 7

Milestone Awards 2018 TABC would like to congratulate the following coaches for reaching a milestone this season. Those reaching the 300 and 400 win plateaus will receive a plaque from TABC that can be picked up at the TABC booth at the Clinic in San Antonio in May. Those reaching the 500 and above marks will have their plaques presented to them in front of their peers at the UIL state tournaments in the Alamodome.

Girls

1,300 Joe Lombard Canyon HS

1,100 Rhonda Farney Georgetown HS

1,000 Eddie Machalko East Chambers HS

600 Christina Camacho SA Veterans Mem. HS

600 Pam Crawford Clear Springs HS

600 Tri Danley Barbers Hill HS

600 Loyd Morgan Rogers HS

600 Samantha Morrow South Grand Prairie HS

600 John Shelton Rudder

500 Mark Chauveaux Godley HS

500 Robert Hollyfield Evadale HS

500 Leslie Priebe Waxahachie HS

500 Kevin Richardson Canadian HS

500 Keith Smith Robinson HS

500 Alan Thorpe Stephenville HS

500 Lloyd Vedder Forsan HS

500 Gary Watkins Franklin HS

400 Jason Cooper Claude

400 Randy Henderson Vega HS

400 Carmen Wilson SA O’Connor HS

300 Brandon Ely Crawford HS

300 Trent Hilliard Frenship HS

300 J.B. Littlejohn Union Grove HS

300 Deborah Mize FB Hightower HS

300 Jim Sessions Devine HS

Boys

800 Jeff Bell North Hopkins HS

800 Lester King Goodrich HS

800 Stan Leech Boerne Champion HS

700 Bruce King Brenham HS

700 Rocky Rawls Bronte HS

600 Richard Bacon Richland HS

600 Andre Boutte West Brook HS

600 Ronnie Courtney FB Bush HS

600 David Green North Shore HS

600 Mike Hatch Northwest HS

600 Glen Hayes Aransas Pass HS

600 Russell Perkins Argyle HS

600 Freddie Roland Austin LBJ HS

600 Kurt White Cleburne HS

500 Mark Bishop Hebron HS

500 Jeff Evans Palo Duro HS

500 Duane Joubert Kountze HS

500 Anthony Morgan Plano West HS

500 Chris Short Grady HS

500 Jeff Smith Celeste HS

400 Jeff Bontrager Levelland HS

400 Romeo De La Garza Mission Veterans Mem. HS

400 Mark Johnson Richardson Pearce HS

400 Shane Perkins Farwell HS

400 David Williams Seminole HS

300 Eric Johns Howe HS

300 Cleve Ryan The Colony HS

300 Nathan Toon Aldine Nimitz HS

300 Ondra Waddy Brazosport HS

300 Rusty Walker Hallsville HS

300 Steve Weddle Prairieland HS

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 8

People, Places and Things Carlesa Dixon of Humble Summer Creek HS (21-6A) had a unique accomplishment this sea-son. She coached her team to a third consecutive regional tournament at three different schools. Her 2016 Dallas Lincoln team was a regional finalist, in 2017 her John Tyler team was a regional semi-finalist for the first time in school history and this past season she guided Summer Creek to their first regional appearance by making the regional final. A long time TABC member Carlesa led her 2013 Dallas Lincoln team to the 4A state championship game bowing to Georgetown 65-61. Keep up the good work Carlesa. Humble boys have made the playoffs for the past 25 years in a row. The streak started when Phil Eaton, now the principal at Magnolia, was coach and continued with Troy Kite, who is now the Hum-ble ISD Athletic Director. David Martinez, who is now head boys coach at Atascocita, kept it going and for the past 6 years Lair Crawford has led the Wildcats. Good job men. Any coaches with simi-lar streaks please let us hear from you. The McDonald's boys High School All-America teams include Quentin Grimes from College Park HS in The Woodlands (Clifton McNeely). In the girls McDonalds's game there were seven Texas girls selected including Sedona Prince of Liberty Hill (Chris Lange), Madison Williams of FW Trinity Val-ley (Tawana Flowers), Charli Collier of Barbers Hill (Tri Danley), Queen Egbo of FB Travis (Tanisha Ellison), Zarielle Green of Duncanville (Cathy Self-Morgan), Catherine Reese of Cy-Woods (Laquisha Dickerson) and NaLyssa Smith of San Antonio East Central (Ian Ward). The McCamey boys of Coach Eddie Walker were picked to finish last in district 6-2A but all that changed when Trajan Johnson moved in from East Texas. He averaged 23 points per game, made 103 treys, had 102 assists and 82 steals. Trajan led his team to the district championship and a berth in the regional tournament for the first time in school history. They lost to the state champs. He has a 3.5 GPA and has accepted a scholarship to play at Franklin Pierce University in New Hampshire. Congratulations to Trajan and the rest of the Badgers. The girls at Ropes HS in district 6-1A had a good year behind the arc. The Lady Eagles of Coach Mike McCann made 239 three pointers and Maggie Anderson had 129 by herself. Ropes will be watching the Max Preps leader board to see if anyone else in 1A made more. Don't forget to put your stats on Max preps so your individual and team free throw and three point leaders can be eligi-ble for TABC awards in each class. The past 3 years have been good for the Lipan Indians of Coach Brent Gaylor. They have had a record of 108-5 with the 5 losses to the class 1A state champion Avinger and 4 ranked teams from higher classifications. The Indians have a 34-0 district record, 14-1 playoff record and have won 9 regular season tournaments, 3 regional tournaments and 2 state championships. Add to that Amber Branson's girls state finalists in 2012 and 2015 and a state champion in 2016 and you can see that basketball is serious business. Not bad Lipan.

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 9

If you are looking for some good off season reading material, Ron Mayberry has written a book called Principles of Successful Coaching by an Old School Coach. This is his fifth book about coaching and basketball taken from experiences and lessons he learned from his 53 years in the profession. A long time TABC member Ron was TABC Coach of the Year on the Junior College level three times and a high school finalist once. To order Ron's book go to www.authorhouse.com.

Celina boys had a banner season winning their first district title since 1974. The Bobcats were 9-1 in district and 21-11 overall. With seven of their top 10 players returning the future looks bright for Bobby Stastny's squad.

Mark your calendars for next year’s state tournaments. Girls - Feb. 28, March 1, 2. Boys - March 7, 8, 9. All games for both UIL state tournaments will return to the San Antonio Alamodome. Order tickets now!

On March 4th, Coby Meinzer passed away after a cou-

rageous battle with ALS. His wife, Laura Meinzer is a former TABC Board Member and TABC Camp Direc-tor, who coached girls basketball at Amarillo, Mansfield & Lorena and now works for Cardinal Sports Center. Coby was a high school football coach and the father of their two young children. If you would like to honor Coby, please donate to the ALS Association - Texas Chapter Austin Office. Mail to: 1315 Sam Bass Circle, Suite B5, Round Rock, Texas 78681 or click below:

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Other – $20 Non-school coaches, parents, and friends of basketball

All members will receive our news-letter. Only Active, Retired and Middle School members receive a member-ship card. No refunds will be issued.

TABC 2018 – 19 Membership & 2018 Clinic Registration (May 17,18 & 19)

Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________ School ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Email Address ____________________________________________________________________________________ Cell Phone Number_________________________________ Position (circle one) BOYS (men) / GIRLS (women) Level (circle one) HEAD COACH / HS ASSISTANT / MIDDLE SCHOOL / COLLEGE League (circle one) UIL TAPPS SPC TCAL TCAF College Conference________________________ Classification (High School only) 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A District #___________ Mailing Address: Please select one: Home School

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