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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Georgetown’s Williams-Flournoy Named BCA Female Coach of the Year



By Lee Michaelson
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Georgetown University Women’s Basketball Head Coach Terri Williams-Flournoy was named Female Coach of the Year by the Black Coaches & Administators (BCA) on Monday after leading the Hoyas to a 26-7 season, the best record in program history.

Photo Caption: Terri Williams-Fournoy won this year’s BCA Female Coach of the Year award after leading Georgetown to its best season in program history.
Photo Credit: Courtesy Georgetown University Athetics



Williams-Flournoy will be joined on the dais by Tony Smith, head coach of the girls’ basketball program at Bollingbrook High School, who won the BCA’s High School Coach of the Year award. Smith’s teams at Bollingbrook have been perennial girls’ basketball powers.

Georgetown University Women’s Basketball Head Coach Terri Williams-Flournoy was named Female Coach of the Year by the Black Coaches & Administators (BCA) on Monday after leading the Hoyas to a 26-7 season, the best record in program history.

Photo Caption: Terri Williams-Fournoy won this year’s BCA Female Coach of the Year award after leading Georgetown to its best season in program history.
Photo Credit: Courtesy Georgetown University Athetics



Williams-Flournoy will be joined on the dais by Tony Smith, head coach of the girls’ basketball program at Bollingbrook High School, who won the BCA’s High School Coach of the Year award. Smith’s teams at Bollingbrook have been perennial girls’ basketball powers.

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Originally published Mon, May 24, 2010


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NCAA DIVISION I TOP 25 COACHES' POLL
WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Week: February 7, 2012
RANK SCHOOL RECORD LAST WEEK'S RANK PRESEASON RANK AP RANK POINTS
1 Baylor (31) 24-0 1 1 1 775
2 Notre Dame 23-1 2 2 2 743
3 Connecticut 21-2 3 4 3 710
4 Stanford 20-1 4 5 4 685
5 Duke 19-3 6 8 5 650
6 Miami (FL) 20-3 7 7 6 604
7 Kentucky 21-3 5 15 7 584
8 Maryland 20-3 10 10 8 534
9 Wisconsin-Green Bay 20-0 9 24 9 530
10 Ohio State 21-2 11 NR-RV
(61)		 10 483
11 Tennessee 17-6 8 3 11 476
12 Delaware 20-1 13 NR 12 434
13 Georgetown 18-5 15 11 14 379
14 Texas A&M 16-5 16 6 15 378
15 Nebraska 19-3 18 NR 13 309
16 Rutgers 17-4 14 12 17 372
17 Louisville 17-6 12 9 20 276
18 Gonzaga 21-3 19 NR-RV
(70)		 19 234
19 Purdue 19-5 17 21 16 222
20 Georgia 18-6 20 12 21 202
21 Penn State 18-5 21 14 18 176
22 DePaul 17-7 23 18 NR-RV
(38)		 92
23 Georgia Tech 16-6 22 NR-RV
(18)		 22 104
24 South Carolina 18-5 NR-RV
(13)		 NR 24 46
25 Vanderbilt 18-5 NR-RV
(23)		 NR-RV
(19)		 NR 45
Dropped Out: No. 24 North Carolina, No. 25 Kansas.
First-place votes: Total first-place votes received (if any) are indicated in parentheses following school name.
Others receiving votes: St. Bonaventure (22-2) 34; North Carolina (17-6) 19; California (17-6) 18; Florida Gulf Coast (21-2) 16; Middle Tennessee (19-5) 15; Texas-El Paso (20-2) 8; Texas Tech (16-6) 5; Brigham Young (21-4) 4; Fresno State (19-4) 4; St. John's (15-8) 4; Princeton (15-4) 3; Oklahoma (15-7) 2; West Virginia (17-6) 2; Kansas State (15-7) 1.
Rank remains unchanged since last week
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Credit: Courtesy Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). The weekly Division I Top 25 Coaches' Poll, sponsored by USA Today and ESPN, is based on voting by a Board of Coaches made up of 31 head coaches at Division I institutions all of whom are WBCA members.