Sorry to Say - No Feeder Season
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Sorry to Say - No Feeder Season
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About Us
MISSION AND VISION
The vision for our program is to
transform lives through basketball
by pursuing excellence in everything we do.
Your are either in or out!
Our Tradition
The tradition of the Stevenson
Basketball Program will not be built solely upon wins and
championships.
Responsibility, industriousness, self-motivation, determination,
and humility will be the foundation of our tradition.
The way we work.
The way we compete.
The way we respond to adversity.
The sound choices we make.
That will be our tradition
COACHES AND COORDINATORS
Aaron Wellington
PREP Coordinator
Email: awellington@d125.org
Phone: (847) 415- 4141
Steve Waples
Girls Feeder Coordinator
Email: swapes1@yahoo.com
Phone: (847) 530-0095
6th Grade Gold
Coach: Lindsey Schneider
Email: lschneider@kcsd96.org
6th Grade Green
Coach: Molly Goodsite
Email: mgoodsite20@gmail.com
7th Grade Gold
Coach: Gina Squaglia
Email: gsquals@gmail.com
7th Grade Green
Coach: Stephanie Leitner
Email: sleitner9187@gmail.com
8th Grade Gold
Coach: Steve Waples
Email: swapes1@yahoo.com
8th Grade Green
Coach: Matt Kieft
Email: mattkieft@gmail.com
STEVENSON PROGRAM
Stevenson High School Girl's Basketball Program
Head Coach:
Ashley Graham
Stevenson has hired a familiar name to lead its girls basketball program.
Former Prospect coach Ashley Graham is the new Patriots coach. From 2009-12, Graham served as an assistant girls basketball coach at Stevenson.
"We're very excited to welcome Ashley Graham back to the Stevenson girls basketball program," Stevenson athletic director Tricia Betthauser said in a press release. "She's a talented and energetic professional who will have a positive impact on our student-athletes."
Graham finished with a 64-22 record in three seasons with Prospect. The Knights won 26 games last season, making an appearance in the Mid-Suburban League title game and winning a Class 4A regional championship. In 2013-14, Prospect finished 23-6. The consecutive 20-win seasons were the school's first in more than a decade.
State Champions:
1995 and 1996