Linda Sharp - Wikipedia
WEBIn 1997, she became the first head coach of the Los Angeles Sparks of the Women's National Basketball Association. Sharp later assisted her former player at USC, Cheryl Miller, with the Phoenix Mercury in 2000. Then in 2002, Sharp became the interim head coach for the Phoenix Mercury after Cynthia Cooper resigned from the position. [7]
Owners Coaches General Managers - Los Angeles Sparks
WEBCelebrating the rich history of former Los Angeles Sparks ownership, coaching achievements and basketball operations. Jerry Buss (1997-2004) Carla Christofferson and Kathy Goodman...
'No Fire,' so Sparks Fire Sharp - Los Angeles Times
WEBJul 17, 1997 · Spark Coach Linda Sharp was fired by her former USC point guard Wednesday, about three hours before the WNBA team played the Houston Comets. Assistant coach Julie Rousseau, 32, a former UC...
1997 Los Angeles Sparks season - Wikipedia
WEB1997 Los Angeles Sparks season; Coach: Linda Sharp (fired Jul. 16, 4–7 record) Julie Rousseau (10–7 record) Arena: Great Western Forum: Attendance: 8,931 per game: Results; Record: 14–14 (.500) Place: 2nd (Western) Playoff finish: Did not qualify
Linda Sharp WNBA Coaching Record - Basketball-Reference.com
WEBLinda Sharp. Linda Kay Born: March 14, 1950 in Okmulgee, OK. College: Cal State Fullerton. More coach info
Pat Summitt’s death left an impression on former USC coach Linda Sharp
WEBJun 28, 2016 · Linda Sharp, the former USC women’s basketball coach, is eagerly progressing through the retirement phase of her life. That made the passing of Pat Summitt, the Tennessee coach who won 1,098...
THE WNBA HAS AN ENTIRE SPORT BEHIND IT - The Washington Post
WEBJun 21, 1997 · LOS ANGELES SPARKS: Coach Linda Sharp, winner of back-to-back NCAA titles at Southern California in 1983-84, has a strong, physical front court led by 1996 Olympic team starter Lisa Leslie.
WNBA’S SPARKS FIRE HEAD COACH AFTER SLOW START
WEBJul 17, 1997 · Linda Sharp became the first WNBA coach to be fired when she was dismissed Wednesday by the Los Angeles Sparks. The team, off to a 4-7 start with four losses in its last five games, named ...
Los Angeles Sparks - Wikipedia
WEBFollowing three more losses, the Sparks fired head coach Gillom, promoting previous Sparks coach Joe Bryant. With Parker out until the end of the season, the Sparks headed into the All-Star break 6–8 and in fifth place.
1997 Los Angeles Sparks Stats | Basketball-Reference.com
WEBLos Angeles Sparks. Stats. Record: 14-14, 2nd in WNBA Western Conference. Coach: Linda Sharp (4-7), Julie Rousseau (10-7) Executive: Rhonda Windham. PTS/G: 74.0 (1st of 8) Opp PTS/G: 71.8 (6th of 8) Pace: 77.1 (1st of 8) Off Rtg: 93.9 (3rd of 8) Def Rtg: 91.1 (4th of 8) Net Rtg: +2.8 (4th of 8) Expected W-L: 16-12.
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