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LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP
Wayne Stehlik
Assistant Coach
Wayne Stehlik spent over 25 years in college athletics. A longtime
assistant under Nolan Richardson at the University of
Arkansas, Stehlik spent 17 seasons (1985-2002) at Arkansas,
which were highlighted by 12 20-win campaigns, four 30win
seasons, three Final Fours and the 1994 NCAA National
Championship with a 31-3 record. Arkansas averaged 27 wins
per season during the decade of the 1990s and their 270 wins
from 1990-99 were more than all but four programs in the
NCAA Division I ranks.
From 2002-2005, Wayne served as the Director of Development for women’s athletics at the
University of Arkansas. His coaching experiences runs deep as he has also served as the Head
Basketball Coach at Baker University in Baldwin City Kansas, following assistant positions at
University of Kansas (M.S.1982) and Nebraska Wesleyan University.(B.S 1979)
Immediately, prior to coming on board with the Tulsa Shock, he served as Activities Director
for the Fayetteville High School Athletic Department, in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The FHS Athletic
Department ranked as one of the Top 20 high school athletic programs in the country, according
to Sports Illustrated. In addition to his work at Fayetteville High School, Stehlik also started his
own company called Play 2 Win Athletic Consulting. P2W is designed to help Student-Athletes,
Parents, Coaches and Administrators adapt to the ever changing world of 21st century athletics.
He was also instrumental in initiating the NWA Tip-Off Club, of which he currently serves as President.
Wayne is married to Tracey Mays Stehlik and they have two daughters, Mollie and Maggie.
Tammy A. Bagby
Director of Basketball Operations
and Assistant Coach
2010 TULSA SHOCK MEDIA GUIDE
LEADERSHIP
Tammy Bagby has over 15 years of professional and collegiate
coaching experience. Bagby was an assistant women’s
basketball coach for three years at Morgan State University
(MEAC) and for seven years at Clark Atlanta University (SIAC).
She won a 1999 S.I.A.C Conference Championship under head
coach Angelyne Brown. Bagby helped produce an All-American
guard, a conference assist leader and shooting guards who
reached the 1,000pts+ Club.
In 2007, Bagby continued her assistant coaching success at Tennessee State University (OVC),
where her teams earned two winning season during her two-year stint.