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bv Mrs. Connie Wubbena

My husband has been coaching for over fifty years. We’ve

been married forty-two years, and I have been dubbed “the

coach’s coach.” In the NCCAA arena, my role is

“Over the

to be supportive, to be encouraging, and to be

twelve years

his “soft place to fall.” At this level, the coach’s

I have been

wife is not rewarded with the big salary incen­

playing

tives and the bonus signings which her husband

basketball,
has reaped. In this arena, the big bonus will be

this team
God’s saying, “Well done, coach!”

His players from past years consider him an has the most

important, if not critical, part of their spiritual, team chem­

physical, and emotional maturity. I promised to istry of any

love, honor, obey, and “attend one game per team I have

week.” From September to March, he has his been on. ”

basketball face on. It goes for every coach worth Alex Pasquine

his salt. Coaches’ wives need to be their husbands’ biggest

cheerleaders. Go Cougars!

T — / M v iw g a s lv o r t tilTIG-

out, Coach Wubbena urges

the team to do their best

and work their hardest. Alex

Pasquine said, “Coach

Wubbena is a great coach

and always knows what to

do in clutch situations!!”

a w a t t e v w p t tO SCOre

points for his team, Tony

Henton makes a flying

jump. Tony runs well during

games and usually makes

rebounds.