Girls Basketball

Team Information

Cut/No-Cut Sport? Cut sport
Levels: Varsity / Junior Varsity / Freshman-Sophomore / Freshman 
Head Coach: Regan Carmichael (rcarmichael@d125.org)
Varsity Assistant Coach: Eric Lueder
JV Coaches: Erin Cepa, Vicki Kieft
Freshman-Sophomore Coach: Tom Hake
Freshman Coach: Kyle Washburn

Varsity Schedule JV Schedule Frosh-Soph Schedule Freshman Schedule

Schedule

Tryout Information

Tryout Date

• Tryout Dates: Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2022
  • Athletes should plan to attend both days.
• Freshman and Freshman/Sophomore Tryouts will be in the Fieldhouse on Oct. 31st and Nov. 1st from 3:45-6:00PM.
• JV Tryouts will be in the Sportscenter on Oct. 31st and Nov. 1st from 3:45-6:00PM.
• Varsity Tryouts will be in the Sportscenter on Oct. 31st from 6:00-7:45AM (shooting will be 3:45-4:45PM with Coach Smith) and Nov. 1st from 3:45-6:30PM.

Informational Meetings

• ALL GIRLS interested in trying out for basketball are invited to attend an informational meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 3:45 p.m. in Room 2004.
• Contact Coach Graham at agraham@d125.org if you are unable to attend, or have any questions.

Registration

• Every athlete is required to register before they can participate in a tryout.

Records and History

Stevenson Girls Basketball Team Championships

IHSA State Championships (2)
1995, 1996

IHSA State Finals Appearances (3)
1995, 1996, 2001

IHSA Supersectional Championships (3)
1995, 1996, 2001

IHSA Sectional Championships (4)
1995, 1996, 1997, 2001

IHSA Regional Championships (15)
1981, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2006, 2012, 2013, 2018

North Suburban Conference Championships (13)
1976, 1980, 1981, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2016, 2017

North Suburban Conference Lake Division Championships (5)
2001, 2002, 2013, 2015, 2016

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Players Selected in the WNBA Draft

Tamika Catchings, 2001
First Round, Third Overall by Indiana (college: Tennessee)

Tauja Catchings, 2000
Third Round, 37th Overall by Phoenix (college: Illinois)

Jenni Dant, 2005
Third Round, 28th Overall by Houston (college: DePaul)

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SHS Girls Basketball Season Summaries

Season results as reported on the IHSA website

Year	Overall	Conference	Coach	Achievements
1973-74	3-2	3-2	Ina Koziol
1974-75	8-1	8-1	Ina Koziol
1975-76	3-6	3-6	Ina Koziol
1976-77	6-5	5-4	Ina Koziol	NSC champion
1977-78	2-11	1-10	Ina Koziol
1978-79	9-8	8-6	Ken Mattini
1979-80	19-4	14-0	Ken Mattini	NSC champion
1980-81	22-4	13-1	Ken Mattini	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
1981-82	18-8	10-4	Phil Raffaelli
1982-83	9-14	6-8	Phil Raffaelli
1983-84	10-15	7-11	Phil Raffaelli
1984-85	11-15	6-12	Phil Raffaelli
1985-86	11-12	9-9	Phil Raffaelli
1986-87	13-13	9-9	Phil Raffaelli
1987-88	11-15	7-11	Phil Raffaelli
1988-89	18-10	12-6	Phil Raffaelli	IHSA regional champion
1989-90	7-17	7-11	Phil Raffaelli
1990-91	13-13	8-10	Phil Raffaelli
1991-92	14-12	8-8	Frank Mattucci
1992-93	26-5	15-1	Frank Mattucci	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
1993-94	30-1	16-0	Frank Mattucci	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
1994-95	33-2	15-1	Frank Mattucci	IHSA AA state champion; NSC champion
1995-96	34-1	13-1	Frank Mattucci	IHSA AA state champion; NSC champion
1996-97	14-18	7-7	Frank Mattucci	IHSA sectional champion; NSC champion
1997-98	20-13	10-4	Frank Mattucci	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
1998-99	28-6	14-0	Frank Mattucci	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
1999-00	30-4	14-0	Frank Mattucci	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
2000-01	31-5	13-0	Frank Mattucci	IHSA state qualifier; NSC champion
2001-02	25-7	12-1	Frank Mattucci	NSC Lake champion
2002-03	17-14	9-4	Frank Mattucci
2003-04	15-17	6-7	Frank Mattucci
2004-05	15-17	6-7	Frank Mattucci
2005-06	21-12	11-3	Frank Mattucci	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
2006-07	13-18	9-5	Trish Betthauser
2007-08	12-20	7-7	Trish Betthauser
2008-09	12-17	5-9	Trish Betthauser
2009-10	21-8	8-4	Tom Dineen
2010-11	21-9	9-3	Tom Dineen
2011-12	23-8	9-3	Tom Dineen	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
2012-13	20-9	10-2	Tom Dineen	IHSA regional champion; NSC champion
2013-14	21-9	10-2	Tom Dineen
2014-15	26-5	12-0	Tom Dineen	NSC Lake champion
2015-16	25-6	11-1	Ashley Graham	NSC champion
2016-17	23-6	13-1	Ashley Graham	NSC champion
2017-18	17-13	10-4	Ashley Graham	IHSA regional champion
2018-19	22-10	9-5	Ashley Graham
All Time	802-445 (.643)	417-206 (.669)

Coaching Records

Name	Seasons	Record
Ina Koziol	5	22-25
Ken Mattini	3	50-16
Phil Raffaelli	10	121-132
Frank Mattucci	15	353-134
Trish Betthauser	3	37-55
Tom Dineen	6	132-48
Ashley Graham	4	87-35

 

Head Coach Bio

Ashley Graham

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agraham@d125.org

Ashley Graham was named the seventh varsity girls basketball coach in Stevenson High School history in April 2015 after leading Prospect High School to its best season in 2014-15. She served as the varsity assistant at Stevenson for three seasons before taking over Prospect’s program in 2012. 

During her first four seasons, Graham’s teams compiled an 87-35 record, including a 43-11 mark in the North Suburban Conference. Her 2017-18 squad won the IHSA Class 4A Highland Park Regional championship, and her first two teams won NSC titles.

At Prospect, Graham led the Knights to a 64-22 record in three seasons, including a 26-3 mark this season that included a regional championship and the school’s first appearance in the Mid-Suburban League championship game in 11 years. Two of their losses came to Class 4A runner-up Fremd. Prospect went 15-13 in her first year and 23-6 in her second. The back-to-back, 20-win seasons were the first for Prospect since 2004.

Graham, whose maiden name is Sandstead, was a three-time all-state player for Buffalo Grove High School, graduating in 2004. She finished her Bison career ranked third in scoring (1,871 points), sixth in steals (248) and eighth in assists (301). Her teams were 69-30 over her final three seasons. Graham also was a three-year starter on the girls volleyball team.

After high school, Graham played for Illinois State University, and was chosen team captain her final two seasons. She set an ISU freshman record for three-point field goal percentage (.429) as the Redbirds reached the NCAA tournament.