The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame (WBHOF) announced on Saturday that former University of Maryland head coach Chris Weller will be a part of the six-member Class of 2010. Weller will become the first Terrapin nducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, which was founded in 1999. She owns a career record of 499-286 (.636), the most wins in Maryland history, in her 27 years on the bench in College Park. The 1966 Maryland graduate guided the Terps to a national title game appearance and three total Final Four berths.
“Terrapin Nation is proud of the accomplishments of Coach Weller throughout her excellent career leading our women’s basketball program,” Maryland’s Director of Athletics Debbie Yow said. “She is very deserving of this special recognition.”
David W. Gilreath
Congratulations! I remember fondly all the games which I refereed for your teams so long ago. I retired from active refereeing in 1984. Since then I was a supervisor for several conferences until age 80. It would be nice to hear from you.
David Gilreath
· 11/12/2019
freddy from boca
bravo..chris weller.
as far as the “maryland nation”. not really big on that term, or red sox nation. that type of expression works best in regards native american indian references. and the “nation” term is over-used now, it’s unoriginal..it really doesn’t fit. yow could have said terrapin fans around the country and around the world……..there is no terrapin nation.
· 11/12/2019