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On today’s episode we have Coach Bobbi Morgan. Coach Morgan has experience as an assistant at Widener University. She has experience as a head coach at Academy of Notre Dame, Haverford High School, Cabrini College, and Haverford College—where she remains the winningest coach in program history (notching 3 Centennial Conference championships, four NCAA Division III Tournament appearances, two NCAA regional finals, and is a three-time Centennial Conference Coach of the Year). Currently, she is the head coach at Ursinus College.

Beyond the collegiate level, Coach Morgan has worked with USA Basketball as both a court coach and assistant coach for National Junior Women’s Teams. In 2023, she helped guide the U16 national team to a gold medal at the FIBA Americas Championship. She has also been named an assistant coach for the 2024 U17 national team, which will compete for a FIBA World Championship.

On this episode we discuss:

• Tips to prepare for college level defense
• What coach’s are looking for when watching highlight and game film
• Why being proactive in the recruiting process is vital
• The skills that translate to the college level
• How to navigate multiple offers
• Questions to ask current student athletes when on a visit

And much more!

Ursinus Women's basketball Instagram
Coach Morgan X Account
Ursinus Women's basketball recruiting questionnaire

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