Her senior year, she played for a young, unknown coach named Tara VanDerveer , who would later go on to win two national championships at Stanford University and coach the 1996 Olympic team. Her first head-coaching job came at Kennesaw State University, where she was named conference coach of the year in only her second season. She then moved on to Allegheny, where she spent the following six years. Although she won't be coaching at Southwestern anymore, Seagraves will continue to pace the sidelines of a basketball court as head coach of her daughter's fifth and sixth grade all-star team. It's still about teaching, repetition and reinforcement.
Kids are like sponges at that age.
She hopes that her new position will finally give her enough time to make it to all their games.