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Madison Miller is a 5'10", Junior for the Thunder Basin Bolts in Gillette, Wyoming. She is a shooting guard and small forward. Her profile and stats can be found at http://wyorecruits.com/athletes/madis.... [Recruiting Video Below] Coaches wishing to contact Madison can email us at ryan@wyorecruits.com and we will pass on your information to the family. If you would like us to create your highlight/recruiting video for colleges or keep sakes, please contact us! Thank you to Anthony Bauer of Gillette, Wyoming for the use of his photos for the productions of this video! Wyorecruits wyorecruits.com ryan@wyorecruits.com @wyorecruits- twitter WyoRecruits - Facebook
Coaching Womens Basketball
About this Course
Using on-the-court player demonstrations, Coach Pat Summitt shares the drills, philosophy, and techniques she has used in leading her teams to annually contend for the national title. Building a Championship Defense covers everything from person-to-person drills, and team defense to defending the low post and back screens to inbound denial. Coach Summitt also details the teaching responsibilities for each defensive position.
Topics covered:
Topics covered:
- Back court
- Half court
- One pass away
- Two passes away
- Guarding the low post
- Playing together
- Guarding the high post
- Screens off the ball
- Ball screens
- Game situations
- 1 on 1
- 2 on 1
- 3 on 2
- Attacking the middle of the floor
- 4 on 3
- 3 on 3
- 5 on 0
- 5 on 5
- Change drill
Coach Credentials
Coach Pat Summitt is the former University of Tennessee head women's college basketball coach. During the course of her career coaching the Lady Vols from 1974 to 2012 she managed to lead the team to win eight NCAA championships. She holds the record for the most all-time wins for a coach in NCAA basketball history of either a men's or women's team in any division. Coach Summitt was the first NCAA coach, and one of four college coaches overall, to achieve 1,000 victories. Coach Summitt was named the Naismith Basketball Coach of the Century in April 2000. In 2009, the Sporting News placed her at number 11 on its list of the 50 Greatest Coaches of All Time in all sports; she was the only woman on the list. In 38 years as a coach, she never had a losing season.
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