Well now i'm gonna talk a little more about coaching and why it means so much to me. First, in middle school, when I was in 8th grade my brother became the head coach of the 7th grade girl's basketball team, and he made my dad the assistant. So I got to watch almost every game of their's and I actally watched the coaching because I so close to the coaches obviously. And then in high school my dad started coaching my AAU team. So growing up with two males in my family coaching meant a lot. The second reason that coaching means so much is because of a coach who was my uncle's best friend. The main reason I got interested to come to the high school that I ended up attending was from my uncle’s best friend growing up, who was a coach at this school, and he got me to come to some open gyms. During my sophomore of high school, we had a game in Dayton on a school night. On the way back from loosing both games, we were on the bus when suddenly he slipped into a coma. He went to the nearest hospital, where his family met him there, and we went back home. The next day at school, we didn't know what to expect. We were called down to the chapel and we're told that he did not make it out of his coma and he had passed away that morning. It was one of the hardest things i've ever been through. But our team got through it together. The position I have in the girl's program is the same one he had when he coached, so I am very honored. We have made a trip out to the cemetary the past three years and keep planning to do it.