By Phoenix College Athletics
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#PHOENIXCOLLEGE #CHEJONES #SPORTS
Che Jones, has served as an assistant coach for both Men’s and Women’s Basketball, for the past 7 years. Che has nearly 20 years total coaching experience and also brings work experience in student affairs at PC, in the area of Recruitment and Outreach, as well as having served as an academic advisor for Mi Casa Su Casa group home. Che earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from The Ohio State University, and his Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University.PHOENIX COLLEGE IS HERE FOR YOU!
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Matt Gordon currently works at Grand Canyon University where he is the Director of Club Basketball, where he oversees 3 Men's teams and 2 Women's Teams. Coach Gordon also works for the Arizona Basketball Coaches Association where he serves as the business director.
Matt Gordon was the Head Coach at Phoenix College for 14 years before stepping down in 2018. In his 14 years at Phoenix College, he won over 300 games, and led the Bears to 7 NJCAA National Tournaments including 1 National Championship (2014), 3 Final Four appearances, 7 Region 1 Championships, 7 District 1 Championships, and 14 Region 1 Championship game appearances. Coach Gordon was named the Nation Junior College Coach of the Year by the NABC and the NJCAA in 2014.
Coach Gordon also was an assistant coach at the University of Portland from 2001-2003, where he was in charge of player development and helped in recruiting. Coach Gordon also spent a year at Dominican University where he helped guide the Penguins to a 12-game increase in victories from the previous year and a spot in the league championship game.
Before going to Dominican, Coach Gordon spent a year at Cal State Northridge where he was part of a coaching staff that helped lead the Matadors to their first 20 win season.
Coach Gordon graduated from UCLA, where he was a Student Assistant for four years. During his tenure at UCLA, the Bruins went to four straight NCAA tournaments, reaching the Elite Eight and Sweet Sixteen in two of those years.
Matt is married to Iris Gordon, and they have a 12-year-old daughter, Madison.
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#LEEHANCOCK #PERFORMANCECOACH #PHOENIXCOLLEGE
Dr. Lee Hancock is a Performance Psychology Coach and program creator that works with athletes, coaches, educators, students, parents, organizations, and other high level performers. Lee earned his Masters and PhD from ASU and is a tenured professor in Kinesiology at CSUDH. He has had a private practice for over 20 years where he has worked with everyone from Olympic to professional to youth athletes and from classroom teachers and students to parents of awesome kids. Lee is also an internationally recognized speaker and author. Most importantly he is a Dad of 3 high energy, competitive, caring boys. Each time Lee engages with a person, or a group, the goal is always the same; to help them be more prepared to perform their best - when it counts!
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Gina VanArsdall, who last week helped pitch the Bears to their eighth National Junior College Division II Softball World Series championship.
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#DARFUR #DARFURUNITED
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THE FILM
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Not Just Football: from genocide to the World Cup is the incredible story of Darfur United, an all-refugee team from a forgotten region that has experienced “hell on earth.” This film—and the team—look to shine the spotlight back on Darfur, and it challenges you to SCORE A GOAL FOR DARFUR.
WHO IS DARFUR UNITED?
Darfur United is more than soccer. It is a movement for hope. In 2012, after years of visiting refugee survivors of a crisis that has been called “hell on earth” and genocide, iACT, a Los Angeles-based organization, co-created with refugees on the Chad-Sudan border the Darfur United Men’s Team and took it to compete in a World Football Cup. The formation of the team and its participation in a global tournament gave Darfuri refugees a world stage on which to represent their people—and all refugees—and bring attention to some of the most vulnerable and forgotten populations. In 2018, iACT listened to Darfuri refugee women and their aspirations to play, compete, and pave the way for a generation of girls in their community; and supported them in forming the first-ever Darfur United Women’s Team.
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Head Coach Kristine Kincaid enters her 10th season at the helm of the Phoenix College women’s basketball program. She has over 20 years of experience at the NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA and is no stranger to the ACCAC conference. As an athlete she helped guide Central Arizona College to it first Women’s Basketball National Championship in 1989. In 1993 she helped secure University Northern Montana State to it’s First National Championship making her the only female athlete to have two National Championships as a player and voted most valuable player of each National Tournament. Entering the coaching field she returned to Central Arizona College in 1998 and helped again assemble Centrals second National Championship. Kincaid had a few stops before landing her Head Coaching position at Phoenix College. In 2015 the Bears attend the National Tournament and finished 8th in the Country. Kincaid’s dedication to achieving success both on and off the floor has been apparent. While in charge the Bears have maintained a very high standard with achieving Academic All American Teams since Kincaid’s start at Phoenix College. Development is a very important part of her program, with 5 All American athletes during her time here at Phoenix College. Her goal and commitment is to prepare these young women for the future, not only to transfer to the four year level but to help lead them in life as well. At the time of this recording, the Kincaid family consists of a daughter Gabbi, entering her freshman year in college. Follow Kristi at: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/kristikincaid
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#PHOENIXCOLLEGE #PCATHLETICS #PCSPORTS
Jenn Nez and Jimmy Berlin both work for student athletes at Phoenix College from eligibility, class registration and much much more!
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Christa Pfeninger is one of the assistant softball coaches for Texas Woman’s University. She is in her second year as the Pioneer’s bullpen coach. She was previously the head coach for South Mountain Community College located in Phoenix, Arizona. In her five year tenor with the Cougars her team competed in four regional playoffs finishing 2ndoverall to top rated Phoenix College in 2016. Before taking over at South Mountain Pfeninger spent ten-years as an assistant for Phoenix College primarily working with pitchers and catchers. In her ten-year stint with the Bears, she helped them to win 6 NJCAA Division II National Championships (2012, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 and 2004), two runner-up NJCAA National finishes (2013 and 2009), and won the NJCAA Division II Regionals eight times. She has appeared in ten ACCAC Regional Tournaments, finishing first in eight appearances. She has also been named Speedline Coaching Staff of the Year four times (2012, 2007, 2006 and 2005). Christa graduated from Horizon High School in Phoenix, Arizona. While at Horizon, she won the high school 5A State Championship in 1997 and was named Diamond Sports Catcher of the Year. She then continued her collegiate softball career at Div. I University of Oklahoma in Norman, OK, playing one year for the Sooners and returning home the following year to attend Phoenix College. While at Phoenix College, she helped the Bears to win their first-ever NJCAA National Title in 2000, and was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player for both the ACCAC Regional and NJCAA National Tournament. Christa received NJCAA/NFCA 1st Team All-American honors as a catcher. She graduated from Phoenix College with an Associate’s Degree in Science. She then went on to play at Div. 1 University of Utah in Salt Lake City, UT, where she graduated with a B.S. in Exercise Science. She earned her master’s degree online through East Central Oklahoma in Sports Administration.
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#PhoenixCollege #JessicaMcDonald #Sportsmatter
McDonald attended Phoenix College during her freshman and sophomore year of college where she played soccer, basketball and track and was a member of the honors program. She was named a first-team junior college All-America in soccer and National Junior College Player of the Year. McDonald earned first-team all-conference and all-region honors and was the single-season record holder at Phoenix College for goals and assists. Also continuing to excel at basketball, McDonald earned first-team all-region and all-conference honors and was the country's number one rebounder in junior college and among the Top 30 in scoring.
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