Joan Bonvicini

Joan Bonvicini
Joan Bonvicini is the former head coach for the Seattle University women's basketball team, the Redhawks, and one of only 18 coaches in Division I women's basketball history with 600 career victories. She was head coach at the University of Arizona for 17 seasons, leading the Wildcats to the Women's National Invitation Tournament championship in 1996. She was fired by Arizona on March 17, 2008 with one year left on her contract, after a disappointing 10-20 record in her final...
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Washington State has three good players in Katie Benz, Katie Appleton and Charmaine Jones.
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We have four players from Seattle looking forward to playing at home. My job is to make sure we're ready to play but also keep everyone focused.
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It's not that we're not playing hard. We're playing hard and we're playing a lot of young players who at times make freshman mistakes, so it's - particularly on the road - it's more difficult.
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We're missing players and we're missing depth and size. You get people that are tired.
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I think it's awesome to bring back a student-athlete that has played here recently. It gives her great insight, and I think she's young enough to relate to the players. In addition, she's a great player and an excellent coach.
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For the players and their confidence, it was great just to see them happy and to smile. They can see light now at the end of the tunnel.
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I'm sure it's hard in some ways for her, but she's a versatile player who doesn't mind the banging. She creates contact and can shoot, so there are a lot of positives.
playing
We were like playing 2 on 5 out there. I mean, really.
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With Kelsey, every game is a possible game when she can have a career-high. We knew she was talented and had potential, but potential is nothing unless you put it all together.
either
We think it's an MCL. Hopefully, she won't need surgery. But either way, it'll take her out for a little bit.
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We're going to be much taller and have a lot more depth. All the kids we have coming in are very successful, and we very much look forward to having them here.
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Even for me it's difficult, it really is. It's hard to say where the grieving process is, but I know right now I'm not happy with how the team is playing. I should say I'm more disappointed.
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The team is frustrated because they want to win. We're playing to lose right now and not to win.
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The thing that really hurt us was turnovers and shooting percentage. We didn't get much from our posts. We were out-rebounding them at halftime, and they just dominated the boards in the second half. This was a very disappointing game for us.