Coach Clyburn

Morgan has been preparing for a coaching career ever since her senior year at Stanford, when she helped with game prep as she sat out due to injury. In the ensuing three years, she has continued to coach in addition to working as a software engineer in the biotech industry. She has run basketball clinics (in the Bay Area and in Suriname), assisted with several girls' basketball teams and is a director of the Bay Area Basketball Academy.

All that experience has led to a second job for Morgan — girls' basketball coach at Menlo-Atherton High School. She will take over for Pam Wimberly, the winningest girls' basketball coach in Northern California history, who had coached at Menlo-Atherton for 41 years.

It has been reported that Menlo-Atherton wants a more modern, fast-paced style of play. Morgan is well-prepared to provide that.

Morgan will continue her career with Autonomic Technologies while pursuing her passion for coaching with the new challenge at Menlo-Atherton.

There is more information in this Palo Alto Online report.

Stanford grads continue hoop success in the WNBA

Palo Alto Online reviews how Nicole, Candice, Jayne, Kayla, Jeanette and Nneka have contributed to their WNBA teams during the league's 16th season in this article.

Nneka's flawless transition to the pros

L.A. teacher, writer and basketball fan Sue Favor has been watching Nneka from her freshman year at Stanford to midway through her super-rookie season.

She had a great time writing this great article about Nneka and her flawless transition to the pros.

Nneka's 20-20 game

Nneka was unstoppable in the paint last night as the L.A. Sparks defeated the Indiana Fever 77-74.

She grabbed 20 rebounds (a career high) and scored 22 points. She tied the WNBA record for O-boards with 12.

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Jeanette is still sinking the long ones

Jeanette, who set a record at Stanford with 96 3-pointers in her senior year, is continuing that prowess in the WNBA.

She led the WNBA in 3-point shooting in her rookie year at 46.8% (29-of-62). Midway through this season, she's standing fourth at 52.4% (22-of-42).

Her team, the Indiana Fever, is on pace to break records with their 3-point shooting this season. Read more...

It's a boy for Olympia!

Olympia Scott ('98) has retired from basketball and added a son to her family. Read more...

Nneka is off to a great start

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