Vote for the WBB Manager of the Year
Cast Your Vote by Sunday, April 23, 2017
MOAM is excited to announce the following 3 finalists for the Annual WBB Manager of the Year Game Ball.
Name: Phill Euston
School: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Phill Euston is a Sports Administration Major from Hamburg, Pa. His impact the past 4 seasons goes way beyond the typical managerial duties. What makes him rare and very special is his "uncommon initiative." Without prompting or direction he has recruited, interviewed, hired, and trained a team of managers. He designed the flier and promoted our "Education Day" game to all of the Elementary Schools in our region. He has designed t-shirts and metal tickets commemorating our PSAC Championship this past year. He designed and ordered new name plates for our players lockers. He has worked on everything from our camps to our banquet. He just completed an internship at Indiana High School Athletic Department where he did everything from game management to scheduling.
School: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Phill Euston is a Sports Administration Major from Hamburg, Pa. His impact the past 4 seasons goes way beyond the typical managerial duties. What makes him rare and very special is his "uncommon initiative." Without prompting or direction he has recruited, interviewed, hired, and trained a team of managers. He designed the flier and promoted our "Education Day" game to all of the Elementary Schools in our region. He has designed t-shirts and metal tickets commemorating our PSAC Championship this past year. He designed and ordered new name plates for our players lockers. He has worked on everything from our camps to our banquet. He just completed an internship at Indiana High School Athletic Department where he did everything from game management to scheduling.
Name: Danielle Baer
School: Bucknell University
Danielle Baer is a junior in her third season as student manager for the Bucknell Women's Basketball team. She is the only manager for a squad that has won back-to-back regular season Patriot League championships and qualified for the NCAA Tournament this past season. Being the only manager in the program means all of the managerial duties fall to her and, additionally, she is constantly looking for ways to take additional tasks from players, staff and coaches. There is not a member of the program that doesn't openly gush about Danielle's work ethic or praise her regularly for how she continually makes their life easier. Baer carries a 3.67 GPA, while majoring in Geography with a minor in Economics. In addition to her duties with the team, she is active in her sorority and many local community service projects. Currently she is also working as a non-profit researcher conducting comparative analysis research in order to combat the rapidly dwindling population of a local community.
School: Bucknell University
Danielle Baer is a junior in her third season as student manager for the Bucknell Women's Basketball team. She is the only manager for a squad that has won back-to-back regular season Patriot League championships and qualified for the NCAA Tournament this past season. Being the only manager in the program means all of the managerial duties fall to her and, additionally, she is constantly looking for ways to take additional tasks from players, staff and coaches. There is not a member of the program that doesn't openly gush about Danielle's work ethic or praise her regularly for how she continually makes their life easier. Baer carries a 3.67 GPA, while majoring in Geography with a minor in Economics. In addition to her duties with the team, she is active in her sorority and many local community service projects. Currently she is also working as a non-profit researcher conducting comparative analysis research in order to combat the rapidly dwindling population of a local community.
Name: Khalliday Muhammad
School: Mercer University
Khalliday Muhammad just completed her first season as a manager with the Mercer Women’s Basketball team. Khalliday was actively involved with all aspects of team operations for a team that was co-regular season champions in the Southern Conference. Her initiative to take care of things before being asked is what set her apart. Khalliday was able to jump right in as a collegiate manager because of prior experience as a basketball and football manager in high school. In addition to her duties as a manager, Khalliday is the President of Girls Who Code and a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Point Blank--a spoken word group and a member of Women in Math and Science. She is a computer science and economics major who gives just as much effort in the classroom as she does at being a manager.
School: Mercer University
Khalliday Muhammad just completed her first season as a manager with the Mercer Women’s Basketball team. Khalliday was actively involved with all aspects of team operations for a team that was co-regular season champions in the Southern Conference. Her initiative to take care of things before being asked is what set her apart. Khalliday was able to jump right in as a collegiate manager because of prior experience as a basketball and football manager in high school. In addition to her duties as a manager, Khalliday is the President of Girls Who Code and a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Point Blank--a spoken word group and a member of Women in Math and Science. She is a computer science and economics major who gives just as much effort in the classroom as she does at being a manager.