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

Greetings Everyone,

By the time this message is printed and delivered, playoff games will be in full swing and we should be close to the State Tour-nament for both boys and girls. First, I would like to address those coaches who did not qualify for a playoff spot. Do not be disheartened. Please remember what I have said on more than one occasion this year. There is more to your job than wins and losses. Hopefully, you have had a huge impact on each and every one of your players. In a lot of cases, you may not even recognize that impact right now. However, a few years from now…or perhaps many years from now…one of your players will express how you affected their life in a positive way. That’s a reward unlike any other. Second, I would like to address those who were fortunate to qualify for the playoffs. Please pay attention to what I wrote in the preceding paragraph. I hope, too, that you have had a positive impact on your players. Also, congratulations on your fine season thus far. There is nothing like the excitement of finding gym sites, negotiating, preparing for that next opponent, and playing post-season games. I wish each of you luck in advancing further and look forward to seeing you at the State Tournament…hopefully coaching your team. Just as I ended my last message, I’d like to remind everyone the importance of our membership registration. It’s not too late to register. Please make sure all of your assistants and middle school coaches are members of TABC. If you know of any coaches in your district who have yet to join, encourage them to do so. I do hope each of you will attend the TABC Clinic in May. TABC puts on THE BEST clinic in the United States. That’s not an idle boast. That is feedback the organization receives from the vari-ous speakers. I wish everyone could understand the job the TABC Board does to support its members. Once again, congratulations to each of you for the opportunity to coach the greatest game. God bless each of you.

Sincerely, Herb More – TABC President

Vol. XL

No. 5

February 20, 2017

Girls and boys playoffs for both public and private schools are in full swing as teams try to advance to their state championships. The final week in February sees TAPPS 4A, 5A and 6A converge on Abilene as the boys play on the campus of Abi-lene Christian while the girls play at McMurry University. During the first week in March, TAPPS 1A, 2A and 3A will be in Abilene, again with ACU hosting the boys and McMurry welcoming the girls. All classes of UIL girls travel to San Antonio to play their championships in the Alamodome. During the second week in March all classes of UIL boys will be front and center at the Alamodome in San Antonio. During all six days of the UIL state tournament, the Hardwood, Texas Pavilion will be open daily at 10:30 am adjacent to the Ala-modome at Sunset Station.

The Madness is Underway Calendar 2

Hoops for Hope 3

Lombard Family 3

Membership Number 3

Rick Sherley Gym 3

Nomination Forms and Deadlines 4

Scholarship Conrtibutors 4

Sponsors 4

Hall of Fame Banquet 5

Schools with Most Members 5

Clinic Hotels 6

Clinic News 6

People, Places and Things 7

100% Districts 8

Administrator Memberships 8

Camp of Champs 8

College Awards 8

Milestones 8

Clinic and Membership Form 9

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 2

Basketball Calendar Feb. 23-24 TAPPS Boys 4A, 5A, 6A State Championships (ACU)

24-25 TAPPS Girls 4A, 5A, 6A State Championships (McMurry)

March 2-3 TAPPS Boys 1A, 2A, 3A State Championships (ACU)

3-4 TAPPS Girls 1A, 2A, 3A State Championships (McMurry)

2-4 UIL Girls State Basketball Tournament in San Antonio

2 Girls UIL State Semifinals for Classes 1A, 3A and 5A

3 Girls UIL State Semifinals for Classes 2A, 4A and 6A

4 Girls UIL State Finals for All Classes

9-11 UIL Boys State Basketball Tournament in San Antonio

9 Boys UIL State Semifinals for Classes 1A, 3A and 5A

10 Boys UIL State Semifinals for Classes 2A, 4A and 6A

11 Boys UIL State Finals for All Classes

17 Deadline for Assistant Coach of the Year Nominations

17 Deadline for Middle School Coach of the Year Nominations

17 Deadline for Student Assistant of the Year Nominations

24 Deadline for Private School All-State Nominations

24 Deadline to Post 3 Point and FT Stats on Max Preps

April Sign up for the TABC Clinic & Renew Your Membership

7 Deadline for Scholarship Nominations (form on TABC web site)

May 1 Deadline to Pre-Register for TABC Clinic (save $10)

5-6 South Padre Island Clinic (956-369-6007)

18-20 TABC Clinic in San Antonio (schedule on TABC web site)

18 Welcome to San Antonio Coaches Reception

19 TABC All-Star Games

20 Hall of Fame Induction

June 10-24 TABC Camp of Champs at Southwestern University

(See the Brochure and Registation Form on the TABC web site)

10-12 Girls High School Position / Team Camp (ages 14-18)

13-15 Girls 14 and Under Position / Team Camp (ages 8-14)

16-18 Girls Fundamental Camp (ages 8-14)

16-18 Boys Fundamental Camp (ages 8-14)

19-21 Boys 14 and Under Position / Team Camp (ages 8-14)

22-24 Boys High School Position / Team Camp (ages 14-18)

A Great Family Needs Our Help

JACKETS: Here to Fight

Meridian High School hosted a Coaches vs. Cancer game on January 20, 2017. Both girls and boys varsity players went out in the community and collected donations

to donate to St. Jude's Hospital. T-shirts were sold and the cheerleaders took donations from fans during the games that Friday. Nearly $2,100 was raised to benefit this great

organization. Congratulations to the Jackets for conducting such a successful fundraiser that benefits such a good cause. The teams at Meridian are something of which their

community can be proud and they set an excellent example for teams across the state of Texas. If your teams organize a fundraiser, please send your pictures and details to TABC so we can include your story in the next newsletter.

Every true fan of Texas basketball knows of the Lombard family and their impact on Texas girls basketball. Tate, Joe's son, is the head gir ls’ basketball coach at Wall. He and his wife are expect-ing a baby boy in April and they have found out he will have some serious heart issues. This is the latest from Tate: Paige and I wanted to update everyone on our ap-pointment at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston. The doctors informed us of a few more concerns with our baby’s heart than we originally had heard in San Antonio. They are going to closely monitor his de-velopment and decide what all steps to be taken next. Paige and I will be traveling to Houston weekly. We still have a lot of questions that were left unanswered on our last trip, but hopefully we will understand more and more with each visit. We appre-ciate all of the support and prayers that you all have sent us this last week. Thank you so much! We know to trust God in all things even though we lack the under-standing. Once again I ask for continued prayers for our family and team of doctors with the following specific requests in mind: narrow aorta, scar tissue in left ven-tricle, mitral valve development, travel and rest. Angela Land has created a “Go Fund Me” account to help Tate and Paige with their travel and medical expenses. Please share with as many people as possible. This great family needs our help. Please continue to pray for the Lombard’s and their doctors. #LoveBabyLombard

https://www.gofundme.com/love-baby-lombard

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 3

Alief- Hastings Gym Named for Rick Sherley On Tuesday night, February 7, 2017 the Alief ISD officially named the Alief-Hastings north gym the Rick Sherley Gymnasium. Coach Sherley was the varisty boys’

basketball coach at Alief-Hastings for 25 years and built the Bears into a powerhouse. His offensive and defensive systems along with many of the practice drills that he de-

veloped to simulate game situations are being used by high school coaches across Texas and several college coaches from coast to coast. Coach Sherley averaged 26 wins per

season during his 25 years at Hastings. Numerous banners have been hung commemo-rating his teams’ success in the playoffs. Rick Sherley left Hastings in 2002 to become the executive director of TABC. Several hundred of Coach Sherley’s friends, family and

former players turned out for the ceremony that took place prior the boys’ varsity game between Alief-Hastings and Alief-Taylor. Two Hastings coaches, Darrell Collins and

Chad Harris, former Hastings coach and Hastings alumnus, Bob Wall, and two of Coach Sherley’s former players, Al Coleman and Preston Ivory each shared comments

honoring Coach Sherley. Congratulations to Coach Rick Sherley on an honor well de-served.

TABC MEMBERSHIP

2016-2017

4550 February 20, 2017

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 4

Deadlines for Awards, Scholarships and Clinic The deadlines for nomination 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. Assistant Coach of the Year: (March 17) These are for both boys and gir ls and both public and pr ivate schools. Make sure your assistant coach is a member before nominating them. Middle School Coach of the Year: (March 17) These are for both boys and gir ls and both public and pr ivate schools. Make sure your Middle School or Junior High coach is a member before nominating them. Student Assistant of the Year: (March 17) These are for both boys and gir ls and both public and pr ivate schools. Nom-inate your managers, scorebook keepers and student trainers. Private School All-State: (March 24) These are for both boys and gir ls. The all-state nomination form nominates your player for all-state, player of the year, Mr. of Miss Basketball and all-star team so you only need to send it once. 3 Point and Free Throw Winners: (March 24) 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 dead-line. Scholarships: (Apr il 7) TABC awards 18 scholarships annually. Be sure to check the boxes for all scholarships for which the player is eligible. 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 received by the TABC office by May 1.

Scholarship Contributions The Texas Association of Basketball Coaches presently awards eighteen $500 scholarships to gradu-ating seniors connected to basketball in the state of Texas. As more funds become available, the number and amounts of the scholarships will be increased. To contribute, please make checks paya-ble to the TABC Education 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.

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2017 Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Induction The Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2017 includes Charlie Boggess, Daniel Ewing, Will Flemons, Fred Griffin, Charles Hearne, Mike Martin, Eddie Nelson and Annette Smith-Knight. 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 Satur-day, May 20 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 tickets will be sold at the door.

6A 5A 4A

School Coaches School Coaches School Coaches

Tyler Lee 49 Joshua 34 Fairfield 18

S.A. Reagan 22 Flour Bluff 16 Burkburnett 16

North Crowley 21 Saginaw 16 Seminole 16

Del Rio 13 Georgetown 15 Abilene Wylie 15

W. Midway 13 Crosby 14 Lamesa 15

Northbrook 13 Hou. Madison 13 Madisonville 11

Rockwall 11 College Station 12 Princeton 10

Spring 11 Austin SFA 12 Lytle 9

The Woodlands 10 Everman 11 Salado 9

College Park 9 A & M Cons. 10 North Lamar 9

Lehaman 9 Canyon 9 Sealy 9

Plano West 9 G. Ball 9 Argyle 8

San Angelo Central 9 L. Nixon 9 Levelland 8

3A 2A 1A

School Coaches School Coaches School Coaches

Bowie 13 Irion County 8 Lipan 11

Stranton 13 Port Arnasas 6 Eula 6

Quitman 12 Christoval 5 Grady 6

Ponder 11 Harper 5 Sands 6

S A Cole 11 Mason 5 Robert Lee 6

Hallettsville 10 Tenaha 5 Garden City 5

Edgewood 10 Woodsboro 5 Menard 5

Hempstead 9 Axtell 5 Tioga 5

Brady 8 Eldorado 4 Graford 4

Franklin 8 Stamford 4 Lorenzo 4

Merkel 8 Woden 4 Moulton 4

Keene 7 Mumford 4

Reagan Co 6 Crossroads 4 Small College

School Coaches

Texas Lutheran 7

Concordia 5

Division I College A & M - Commerce 4

Private Schools School Coaches Austin College 4

School Coaches HBU 20

Tyler All Saints 12 Texas Tech 14 Junior College

Covenant Academy 9 SMU 13 School Coaches

Covenant Prep 9 Texas 13 Mountain View 9

Fort Worth Christian 5 Baylor 12 Paris 4

St. Dominic Savio 5 Texas State 11 San Jacinto 4

St George Middle Sch. 5 North Texas 10 Hill 4

Ft. Worth Counrty Day 3 Rice 10 Blinn 4

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 6

The TABC Clinic is Just around the Corner It is not too early to start making plans to attend the 2017 TABC Clinic. Those of you who have been before know it is the biggest and best in the nation. Clinic dates are May 18, 19 and 20. The following college speakers have been confirmed: Scott Drew, Baylor men, Charli Turner-Thorne, Ar izona State women, Vic Schaefer, Mississippi State women, Tim Jankovich, SMU men, Mike Neighbors, Washington women, Doug Bruno, DePaul women and Shaka

Smart, Texas men. Be sure to come to the Welcome to San Antonio reception on Thursday night for free beer , soft drinks and snacks. Friday Night will feature our four all-star games, and Saturday Night caps off the weekend with the Hall of Fame induction ceremony and banquet. Make your reservations and pre-register for the clinic now. See www.tabchoops.org for registration forms.

TABC Clinic Hotels 2017 HOST HOTEL:

El Tropicano - 110 Lexington Ave., San Antonio TX 78205- 210-223-9461. Rate: $111.00 NEAR HOST HOTEL: Hotel Indigo (across street) Rate: $144.00 1-877-846-3446/(210) 527-1900 Reservations: TABC block www.hotelindigo.com St. Anthony 300 East Travis, S.A. TX 78205 210-227-4392 or 1-800-996-3426. Rate: $199.00 www.stanthony.com Rodeway Inn Downtown near River Walk 405 Broadway San Antonio, Texas 78205 210-424-0115 or 210-780-8840 (Anytime Reservations) stephanie@salodging.com or salodginghotels@gmail.com Rate: $89.00 Free Continental Breakfast Free WiFi Free Parking Group Code: TABC NEAR ST. MARY’S: Holiday Inn Express and Suites 102 Spencer Lane, San Antonio, TX USA 78201 (210) 738-2200 Rate: $95.00 Group Code: TAB www.holidayinnexpress.com

NEAR DOWNTOWN: Emily Morgan - a Double Tree by Hilton Hotel 705 East Houston Street San Antonio, Texas 78205 Rate: $125.00 210-225-5100 or 1-800-225-TREE www.emilymorganhotel.com Marriott Plaza San Antonio 555 South Alamo, San Antonio, TX 78205 844-241-2788 Rate: $125.00 www.marriottplaza.com The Inn Downtown Museum Reach 1614 North Saint Mary’s Street Exit 157 B Upper Level or Exit 157 C Lower Level San Antonio, Texas 78215 210-424-0115 or 210-780-8840 (Anytime Reservations) stephanie@salodging.com or salodginghotels@gmail.com Rate: $79.00 Free Continental Breakfast Free WiFi Free Parking Group Code: TABC The Inn at Market Square Downtown 1500 South I-35 Exit 154 B / Upper Level San Antonio, Texas 78204 210-424-0115 or 210-780-8840 (Anytime Reservations) stephanie@salodging.com or salodginghotels@gmail.com Rate: $69.00 Free Continental Breakfast Free WiFi Free Parking Group Code: TABC

More hotels will added to our web site:

www.tabchoops.org as they become available.

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 7

Scott Barrett, the boys coach at Huffman Hargrave has them on a roll. In his 5 years as head coach the Falcons are 113-42 making the playoffs each year. In the school’s history they had made 4 total playoffs and never in consecutive years. They have also been district champions for the past 2 years. It had been 40 years since their last district championship. Huffman Hargrave broke into the TABC top 25 two weeks ago and are preparing for the playoffs. Coach Barrett played high school ball at Bryan and in college for TCU with coaching stops at George JH, Brenham HS, Hastings HS and Tidehaven before coming to Huffman. ********************************************************************************************************* Mason Garrett of the Chapel Hill Lady Devils made her 100th three point field goal for the season in early February. Mason is the daughter of Chapel Hill girls coach Matt Garrett and is only a freshman, so look for many more as the Lady Devils add to her totals in the playoffs. ********************************************************************************************************* Kendric Davis of Houston Sam Houston sprained his ankle during a district loss to Bellaire which ties the two top 5 teams for the district lead. Bruce Glover is the Bellaire coach and Ralph Barreras leads the defending regional champion Tigers. Kendric returned later in the week to score 29 points and keep Sam tied for first going into the playoffs. ********************************************************************************************************* Jalen Amos of South Houston boys made the game winning shot against LaPorte as he scored 17 points in the 49-48 win. He followed that with 22 points in a district clinching win for Coach Patrick McCoy. It was only the third district championship in school history for the Trojans. ********************************************************************************************************* Jay Jay Chandler of Cinco Ranch poured in 38 points and snagged 13 rebounds against district rival Tompkins creating a 3 way tie for the district lead with one game to go from among Strake Jesuit (Dominic Amorosa), Tompkins (Bobby Sanders) and Cinco Ranch (Neil King). All three have clinched the playoffs and will jockey for seeding. ********************************************************************************************************* Claude girls coach Jason Cooper and his family were recently involved in a bad auto accident. He and his son Jonathan (8) both have broken bones and the rest of the family including his wife and daughter Jenna, who plays for the Lady Mustangs sustained scrapes, bruises and burns. Jonathan has missed 3 weeks of school as the family continues to heal. On February 1 Jonathan re-ceived a gift box and get well card signed by the entire team from Panhandle, one of the Lady Stangs most hated rivals. Coach Rob Schmucker and the Lady Pantherettes reached out to a family and young man even with the fierce r ivalry in its most heated time of year. Both teams have been top 5 state ranked in class 2A all season. A great example to each of us and a class act both on and off the court. ********************************************************************************************************* The Canadian boys of district 1-3A sewed up another district championship with 23 points from Matthew Lynch (7 for 10 from beyond the arc) and 16 assists from Cameron Copley. The Wildcats of Coach Andy Copley are back to back state champs in class 2A. Due to a late start from football Canadian is 18-2 and will try to add to their resume with a 3A state championship. They are currently # 11 in the state. ********************************************************************************************************* David Azore of Clear Brook boys broke the school scoring record as he reached 2084 points and counting going into the playoffs. He passed the record with a 45 point night against Alvin and their leading scorer Savion Flagg who had 41 in the same game. The Clear Brook coach is Christian Thompson and John Oliverio is the Alvin coach. ********************************************************************************************************* Little Elm boys coach Rusty Segler has put together a memorable season with more to come in the Lobos bright future. LE was picked to fight for a playoff spot in tough district 15-5A which includes McKinney North, Prosper, The Colony and Newman-Smith. All won 20 or more games a year ago. Little Elm is led by a freshman and two juniors among 4 starters and 7 lettermen and has gone through district undefeated and four games ahead of the pack. The Lobos are 28-4 entering the playoffs and ranked #2 in class 5A. Along the way, Coach Segler picked up career win # 600. ********************************************************************************************************* Riley Dewitz scored 61 points in a game against 5A Lumberton in non-district action. He plays for 3A Pollok Central and is coached by his father Mike Dewitz. ********************************************************************************************************* Two of the free throw leaders on Max Preps are Lauren Heard of Denton Guyer (229 made) and on the boys side Ajare Sanni of Clear Lake ((248 made). The Denton Guyer girls are coached by Aimee Kilgore and the Clear Lake boys are led by Tommy Pend-ers. Both team and individual free throw leaders will be awarded in each class after the season. Make sure your stats are on Max Preps when your season ends. ********************************************************************************************************* Like the Free throw leaders listed above here are two of the 3 point field goal leaders at present. Katlyn Ghavidel of Boerne Champion (124 made) is among the girls leaders and Pierce Hellums of Tomball Concordia Lutheran is a boys leader (123). Kat-lyn is coached by Marsha Hammond and Pierce is coached by Bill Honeck. Same instructions as above. ********************************************************************************************************* The two leading scorers in the state according to Max Preps are Alexis Morris of Beaumont Legacy Christian coached by Yan-nick Denson. She is averaging 31.5 points per game going into the TAPPS playoffs. Savion Flagg of Alvin leads the boys with 31.1 points a game. The Yellow Jackets of Coach John Olivario have completed their season. Savion will play for the Longhorns next year.

TABC Extends

Membership Offer to Administrators

It is still not too late to get your

Athletic Directors, Principals and Su-perintendents to take advantage of complimentary TABC membership. Many of these people are former coaches and friends of basketball. It

is a great opportunity to get a TABC membership in their hand in order to help get our card accepted at the gate in more school districts throughout the state. If your administrators

would like to join TABC, all we need is their e-mail address so they can re-ceive our newsletter and a mailing address where we can send their membership card. Please share this

information with administrators. We would like to say welcome to those who have already joined. We appre-ciate your support.

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 8

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.

500 career wins (Continued) Jill McDill Sunnyvale G Jimmy Littleton Poteet B Mitzi Marquart Azle G Roy DeLaPena CC Veterans Memorial G Scott Schumacher Blinn Men Tim Bryant Van Alstyne G Tim Kaman Fredericksburg B

600 career wins Jay Jameson Edgewood B Jim Forbes EP Andress B Rusty Segler Little Elm B

700 career wins Bobby Carson Marshall B Bruce King Brenham B Chris Dyer Desoto B Danny Wrenn Plainview G Steve Buckelew Pearland B

800 career wins Jan Jernberg Brentwood Christian B JD Mayo Joshua B

900 career wins Chuck Darden Shallowater G

1000 career wins Tony Harper EP Cathedral B

1100 career wins Sue Cannon Euless Trin

TABC ADDS NEW COLLEGE AWARDS

TABC is happy to announce that we will be adding several awards to the many that are already give out annually. College Men’s and Wom-en’s Assistant Coaches of the Year will be awarded following each season. In addition Academic All-State is being expanded to honor college players as well. If you would like to nominate one of your col-lege assistant coaches for one of these honors, please send your wom-en’s nominations to Jason Martens at St. Mary’s. jmartens@stmarytx.edu and men’s nominations to Scott Schumacher at Blinn College scott.schumacher@blinn.edu. Both the assistant coach being nominated and their head coach must be TABC members in or-der for them to be eligible for the award. Look for more details on Col-legiate Academic All-State in the next Roundball Round-up.

300 career wins Barry Bennett Mart B Carl Pennington Olney B Dale Reed The Woodlands B Jimmy Wallace Gary B John Reese Boswell G Jon Allen Marion B Kollyn McWhinney Marion G Lynn Cook Muenster B Patrick Harvey SA Antonian G

400 career wins Brian Legan Sundown G Brian Thurmond Madisonville B Bruce Biedinger SA Lutheran B Bubba Edwards Borden County B Endi Vargas EP Eastwood G Jeff Evans Palo Duro B Lana Degalia Krum G Luis Valdez Laredo LBJ B Ramsey Ghazel Glen Rose G

500 career wins Billy Steed Paris B Brad Floyd Mt Vernon G Clifton McNeely College Park B Danny Randall Magnolia B James McMinn Flour Bluff G JD Sullivan College Station B Jerry McSherry Llano G

Boys 100% Girls 100%

6A 2 5A 26 6A 17

6A 5 5A 29 6A 25

6A 7 5A 30 6A 27

6A 8 5A 31 6A 32

6A 12 4A 1 5A 3

6A 13 4A 2 5A 6

6A 14 4A 4 5A 13

6A 16 4A 6 5A 18

6A 19 4A 9 4A 4

6A 25 4A 19 4A 9

6A 26 4A 21 4A 28

6A 27 4A 27 3A 5

6A 28 4A 28 3A 7

5A 4 4A 31 2A 7

5A 6 3A 5

5A 10 3A 30

5A 13 2A 1

5A 18 2A 8

5A 19 2A 21

5A 20 1A 27

TABC CAMP of CHAMPS

It is not too soon to start making plans for Next June’s TABC Camp of Champs. Don’t get left out by planning too late. Check the camp dates on the calendar in the Roundball Roundup and go the TABC web site tabchoops@aol.com and click on the CAMP link to see the 2017 brochure.

TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 9

Active Coaches-$30 Coaches that are paid by school Retired- $25 Retired Coaches Middle School Coaches – $15 M.S. and Jr. High coaches Other – $20 Non-school coaches, parents, and friends of basketball

All members will receive our newsletter. Only Active, Retired and Middle School members receive a membership card. No refunds will be issued.

2017-18 TABC Membership & 2017 Clinic Registration (May 18,19 & 20)

Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________ School __________________________________________________________________________________________ Email Address ____________________________________________________________________________________ Phone Number_________________________________ School Phone ______________________________________ 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 __________________________________________________________________________________ City____________________________________________ State_____________________ Zip________________ INDIVIDUAL DUES: 2017-2018 dues ($30 per coach) _______CLINIC REGISTRATION ($60 per coach) ______ GROUP MEMBERSHIPS: ($25 per coach for 3 or more coaches) _______________ ($20 per coach for 8 coaches or more)_________________ ($15 per coach for 14 coaches or more)_______________ ($10 per coach for 3 or more Jr. Hi)._________________

TOTAL: _______________

Mail form and payment to: TABC, PO Box 2886, Sugar Land, TX 77487 or Fax Form and CC# to: 281-313-8224

CHECK $_____________ CASH $_____________ CREDIT CARD $ _________

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PHONE: 281-313-8222 FAX: 281-313-8224