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Hoopster-007

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Great win and team effort ladies.  Taking charges, dishing dimes, blocking shots and playing good defense.  Way to represent "The Hill."

Well done coach!  Let's keep it going at state! GO EAGLES!!!

BEAT CANYON!!
CANYON GIRLS BASKETBALL BY THE NUMBERS:
4 — Number of times the team has won consecutive titles
17 — Number of state championships
25 — Number of state tournaments, most in UIL history
34 — Wins in 2014-15
41 — Number of state tournament wins for Canyon, the most of any team in state tournament history
93 — Coach Joe Lombard’s career winning percentage
1,224 — Number of career wins for Lombard
State tournament appearances
1969-79, 1981, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1996. 1999, 2000, 2003-05, 2007-08, 2011, 2014-2015
State championships
1969, 1972, 1974, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2014, 2015

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2 hours ago, Hoopster-007 said:

Great win and team effort ladies.  Taking charges, dishing dimes, blocking shots and playing good defense.  Way to represent "The Hill."

Well done coach!  Let's keep it going at state! GO EAGLES!!!

BEAT CANYON!!
CANYON GIRLS BASKETBALL BY THE NUMBERS:
4 — Number of times the team has won consecutive titles
17 — Number of state championships
25 — Number of state tournaments, most in UIL history
34 — Wins in 2014-15
41 — Number of state tournament wins for Canyon, the most of any team in state tournament history
93 — Coach Joe Lombard’s career winning percentage
1,224 — Number of career wins for Lombard
State tournament appearances
1969-79, 1981, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1996. 1999, 2000, 2003-05, 2007-08, 2011, 2014-2015
State championships
1969, 1972, 1974, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2014, 2015

Outstanding record, almost unbelievable! Barbers Hill also puts a very good team on the floor year in and year out and this year is no exception. This should be a great game! Go Eagles!

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On 2/26/2017 at 8:07 PM, Bronco/Cat Fan said:

Outstanding record, almost unbelievable! Barbers Hill also puts a very good team on the floor year in and year out and this year is no exception. This should be a great game! Go Eagles!

Bronco/Cat Fan, I wholeheartedly agree with you.  Canyon is known for patience, discipline, defense - and more importantly, fundamentals of the game.  I remember the announcer specifically stating during last year's state game, Canyon vs. Crosby: "Canyon loves playing against more athletic teams."

Yes, BH does put very good teams on the floor year in and year out.  I am optimistic BH will come out on top against Canyon.

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Per Texas Girls Coaching Association:

Coaching Records (minimum 100 victories) please send updated records to: 

This is the hidden content, please

 

Wins, Coach, Schools
1,416- Andrews, Leta: Granbury, Tolar, Gustine, Comanche and Calallen. 
1,225- English, Jerry: Pflugerville, Sweeny, Dripping Springs and Marble Falls Faith Academy. 
1,207- Weese, Dean: Levelland and Spearman. 
1,160- Lombard, Joe: Nazareth and Canyon 
1,054- Self-Morgan, Cathy, Austin Westlake and Duncanville 
977- Townsend, Skip: Slidell, Giddings, Gordon, Eastland, Waelder, Merkel, Copperas Cove,    Brock and Argyle 
824- Martin, Mike: Hermleigh, Lakeview, Higgins, Farwell, Sudan, Amarillo, Westlake, Snyder, Vista Ridge and John Paul  
815- Berry, Ron: Poolville, Irving, Stephenville, Canyon Randall, Weatherford, Frisco, Hamilton, Midland, Cisco and Milsap. 
790- Myers, Mark: Cedar Park 
788- Darden, Chuck: Shallowater 
750—Albers, Michael: Giddings and Mouton737- Williams, Roy: Robstown and Corpus Christi West Oso.
731- Floyd, Mike: San Antonio Jay.
701- Gates, Tommy: Navasota. 
700- Cook, Ken: Boswell, Sander and Corpus Christi Carroll. 
697- Buchanan, Danny: Rivercrest, Era, Deweyville, Central Pollok and Woodville.
681- Wren, Danny; Plainview. 
600- Hoffman, Jerry: Mart, Rosebud-Lott, Robinson, Crockett and Coppell.
547- Stephens, Jim: Cypress Falls, Conroe, Westside, Spring Woods and South Houston. 
526- Raffaele, Tony, Motley County, Bangs, Kopperl, Meridian, Mineral Wells, Millsap, Santo and Mineral Wells.
511- Garrett, Matt: Nazareth, Victoria, Bowie, Christoval and Chapel Hill. 
501- Morgan, Lloyd: Thrall, Troy and Rogers. 
500- McDill, Jill: Sunnyvale.
498- Saucke, Mike: Hubbard. 
475- McDill, Jill: Crawford, Rockwall and Sunnyvale. 
471- Danley, Tri: Barbers hill, Ballinger, Abilene, Denver city and Brookesmith. 
460- Angel, Tawni: Del Vale. 
445- Hollyfield, Robert: Evadale. 
426- Chew, Sherman: Forth worth Wyatt, Van Vleck, Brownfield, Big Spring, Clear Brook, Calhoun and Fort Bend Austin 
420- Lane, Heather- Melissa.
406- Whitaker, Dale: Mission Sharyland. 
402- Harborth, Darrell: Geronimo Navarro. 
400, Vacek, Donna: Shiner and Pearland. 
399- Hastings, Terry: Madison. 
383- Williams, Jeff: Amarillo and Dumas 
367- Sierra, Norma: El Paso, Hutto and Hendrickson 
336- Maupin, Roger: Weimar and Anderson-Shiro.
328- Neu, Don, New Era and Lindsay 
325- Gee, Rodney: Eastland and Lorena. 
311- Benson, Vickie: Hyde Park and Austin Bowie. 
232- Johnson, Kimberley: McGregor.
213- Coker, Christi: Frankston and Fulshear.
211- Hughes, Tricia- Austin SF Austin
207- Garcia, Marty: Fort Worth Castleberry, Arlington Sam Houston, Saginaw, Temple, Valley Mills and Robinson.
206- Johnson, Kimberley: McGregor. 
200- Pastusek, Colby-Davis: Bowie. 
200- Harris, Clayton: Loraine, Buffalo, Austin Travis, Cleburne, McCamey, Mineola and Brenham. 
192- Beck, Rex: White Deer and Bangs
150- Silvadon, Kyle: Oglesby, Bremond, Saint Jo and LaVernia.
113- Robinson, Derrick- Trimble Tech
112- Ingram, Amy: Birdville
101- Gibson, Jonathan: Boling and Wharton.
100- Blalock, Brian: Hallsville.   
100- Carr, Dedreck: Houston Wheatley 
100- Montgomery, Steve: Grandview

 

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that's an old list.  Danley broke 500 in 2014 I believe and Kit broke it in 2015.  (She got her 400th when she was here).  McMinn got his 500th win in December per CC newspaper.

It shows Lombard with 1160 which he had before state tournament in 2014.

 

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19 hours ago, BH85 said:

that's an old list.  Danley broke 500 in 2014 I believe and Kit broke it in 2015.  (She got her 400th when she was here).  McMinn got his 500th win in December per CC newspaper.

It shows Lombard with 1160 which he had before state tournament in 2014.

 

Okie dokie. Everything else on the website page appeared to be updated.  I simply posted the information and email address for updating consideration.  Thanks.

 

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