LeeAnn Stephenson

LeeAnn was known to be a defensive stopper and versatile point guard at Indiana University where she completed her playing career. She was selected to the Big Ten Conference summer travel team to compete internationally, and named JUCO Illinois Eastern All-Conference player for Lincoln Trail College prior to becoming an Indiana Hoosier. LeeAnn Stephenson has been invested in developing and enhancing the skills of young athletes through the game of basketball for nearly two decades. She actually began training athletes younger than her in high school with the knowledge and skills she learned from coaches and camps she attended and worked.

LeeAnn has worked in education as a teacher, coach, and now administrator for the past 12 years. She has devoted the last 12 years to impacting our youth not only in the classroom and on the basketball court, but also in life. LeeAnn spent the first 6 years of her career giving back to her community and alma mater by coaching and teaching at Garland High School. She also served at Mesquite Dr. John Horn High School as the Girls Athletic Coordinator and Head Basketball Coach for 1-year prior to entering administration at Frisco ISD schools. She has been a high school administrator for the past 5 years serving the Frisco and Wylie communities.

LeeAnn's pursuit for excellence is not confined to her career on the basketball court. The values and principles she has learned from basketball have afforded her the opportunity to travel the world, impact our youth, serve on missions and service trips to Trinidad & Tobago to teach VBS or South Africa to teach basketball in the townships of Cape Town. She has honed all of the amazing experiences, knowledge and skills gained from playing collegiately, coaching, working camps & clinics, and attending coaching conferences and clinics to teach young athletes the game of basketball through sacrifice, work and precision.

LeeAnn attended Lincoln Trail College prior to attending Indiana University in 2002. LeeAnn was was an Illinois Eastern Colleges All-Conference player for the 2001-2002 season. She completed her collegiate career as the starting point guard in 2005 at Indiana University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. She went on to get her Masters in Education Administration two years later from Lamar University.

Each session is different and specifically designed for the client. Each client's skills, capacity, and goals differ. Therefore, the workout is designed to challenge the athlete, require them to think the game, increase their knowledge, and change the way they interact with teammates and coaches on the court so that can apply those skills in a game. If our approach to the game is intentional and with precision, our approach to life will be excellent.