Interview List

Notable Names:

  • Val AckermanVal Ackerman
  • Doris BurkeDoris Burke
  • Tamika CatchingsTamika Catchings
  • Jody Conradt
  • Anne DonovanAnne Donovan
  • Becky HammonBecky Hammon
  • Dan HughesDan Hughes
  • ickie JohnsonVickie Johnson
  • Gail GoestenkorsGail Goestenkors
  • Donna LopianoDonna Lopiano
  • Bob MackeyBob Mackey
  • Mike McManusMike McManus
  • Dianne NolanDianne Nolan
  • Randy OgnibeneRandy Ognibene
  • Ticha PenicheiroTicha Penicheiro
  • Janice QuinnJanice Quinn
  • Crystal Robinson
  • Nykesha SalesNykesha Sales
  • Dawn StaleyDawn Staley
  • Diana TaurasiDiana Taurasi
  • Christina WielgusChristina Wielgus
  • Brian Winters

Researchers:

  • Dr. Marie HardinDr. Marie Hardin- Center for Sports Journalism, Penn State University
  • Dr. Dan GouldDr. Dan Gould- The Institute for the Study of Youth, Michigan State University

High Schools Represented:

Rye Country Day School
Archbishop Molloy High School
Narbonne High School
Christ the King High School

Colleges and Universities Represented:

Dartmouth College
Fairfield University
Mount Saint Mary College
New York University
St. Thomas Aquinas College
Temple University
University of Texas

WNBA Teams Represented:

Connecticut Sun
Indiana Fever
New York Liberty
Phoenix Mercury
Sacramento Monarchs
Seattle Storm
San Antonio Silver Stars
Washington Mystics

Organizations:

Amateur Athletic Organization (AAU)
Catholic Youth Organization (CYO)
National Federation of State High School Associations
NCAA
WNBA
Women’s Sports Foundation
USA Basketball

Nancy Lieberman “It’s imperative that we show the younger players the history of the game, and explain to them the history of the game. The younger players are the history of the game. You know, it’s not their fault that the younger players grew up with all the perks. We, who have played this game and worked hard, it’s very important for us to not be bitter towards these young kids. We enabled them.”

- Nancy Lieberman

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