2010-11 WBB Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

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“Tessa is incredibly organized and a great teacher of fundamentals. She stresses the little things that will make us better.” -Randy Rogers 8 Tessa Balsick Assistant Coach 2nd Season Tessa Balsick begins her second season with the Golden Eagles as the women’s assistant basketball coach. Balsick completed her master’s degree in physical education from Emporia State University in Emporia, Kan. While there, she served as a graduate assistant for the women’s basketball team. In those two years (2007-2009), ESU women’s basketball compiled a 49-14 record with two conference championships and two national tournament appearances, including a Sweet 16 performance in 2008 at the NCAA Division II level. “Tessa is a huge asset to the women’s basketball program at the College of Southern Idaho,” said head coach Randy Rogers. “She has a lot of energy, excitement and coaching experience. We are thrilled we have her.” A native of Monument, Colo., Balsick was a state high school all-star at Lewis Palmer High School. She played one year of basketball at Metro State in Denver before finishing her bachelor’s degree at Colorado State University. After graduating from CSU, Balsick coached at Douglas County High School in Castle Rock, Colo. and worked closely with the women’s basketball program at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.
“We are very excited to have Nakeya helping us this season. She knows how to relate to the players, while keeping a necessary level of respect. She brings that Division I playing experience into every one of our practices.” -Randy Rogers Brittany Stutzman “Brittany is an amazing manager. I don’t ever have to ask her to do anything twice and she always has everything ready to go with a great attitude. She allows us to do our job as coaches even better.” Coach Rogers Manager Fruitland, Idaho 9 Nakeya Isabell Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season Nakeya Isabell joins the Golden Eagles for the second time in her career, this time as a volunteer assistant coach. Isabell left her mark on CSI women’s basketball as a player in 2004-2005. She led the Golden Eagles into the NJCAA National Championship game and a 34-2 overall record. She averaged 9.3 points, 5.6 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 3.7 steals for CSI that season, earning Region 18 first-team honors and All American honors. From CSI, she transferred to Pepperdine University, playing there for three years. She holds records for the Waves in career and season steals as well as season and career assists.
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2010-11 WBB Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

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