Montana State Names Kudrna Interim Women’s Basketball Head Coach
4/9/2004 12:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
In addition, Davies announced that Mark Kellogg will now serve as assistant head coach. Kellogg has been an assistant for the past three seasons at MSU.
“I’m happy that Coach Kudrna agreed to become the interim head coach,” Davies said. “It is important for us to make the program as stable as possible, and with Coach Kudrna, Coach Kellogg and Coach (Kristen) Mattio, I think we’ll be able to meet that goal.”
Kudrna replaces Robin Potera-Haskins, who resigned on Thursday after three years as head coach.
Prior to Montana State, Kudrna served at Texas Wesleyan from 1999-2001 and helped lead the Lady Rams to a 39-15 two-year mark, including a 21-6 record during the 2000-01 season. During the 2000-01 campaign, Kudrna played an instrumental role as TWU achieved the highest ranking in school history reaching No. 4 in the NCAA Division II South-Central Region.
Kudrna has also served as an assistant at Grace Prep Academy where he helped lead the men=s squad to the Texas TAPPS 3-A title and a No. 3 ranking among all private schools in the state. In his 17-year career in basketball, Kudrna has coached at all levels, including AAU, BCI, high school and college.
Kudrna also worked in the private sector for 23 years at W.M. Automotive Inc., where he served as vice-president for productivity.
A 1978 graduate of Texas A&M University, Kudrna was a scout team player for the Aggies under the direction of Dr. Shelby Metcalf. He and his wife Gina have two children, Tanner 20 and Haley 18. Tanner Kudrna plays basketball at Hardin-Simmons University in Texas, while daughter Haley attends Texas A&M.
“I’m happy that Coach Kudrna agreed to become the interim head coach,” Davies said. “It is important for us to make the program as stable as possible, and with Coach Kudrna, Coach Kellogg and Coach (Kristen) Mattio, I think we’ll be able to meet that goal.”
Kudrna replaces Robin Potera-Haskins, who resigned on Thursday after three years as head coach.
Prior to Montana State, Kudrna served at Texas Wesleyan from 1999-2001 and helped lead the Lady Rams to a 39-15 two-year mark, including a 21-6 record during the 2000-01 season. During the 2000-01 campaign, Kudrna played an instrumental role as TWU achieved the highest ranking in school history reaching No. 4 in the NCAA Division II South-Central Region.
Kudrna has also served as an assistant at Grace Prep Academy where he helped lead the men=s squad to the Texas TAPPS 3-A title and a No. 3 ranking among all private schools in the state. In his 17-year career in basketball, Kudrna has coached at all levels, including AAU, BCI, high school and college.
Kudrna also worked in the private sector for 23 years at W.M. Automotive Inc., where he served as vice-president for productivity.
A 1978 graduate of Texas A&M University, Kudrna was a scout team player for the Aggies under the direction of Dr. Shelby Metcalf. He and his wife Gina have two children, Tanner 20 and Haley 18. Tanner Kudrna plays basketball at Hardin-Simmons University in Texas, while daughter Haley attends Texas A&M.
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