In 14th year as senior women's administrator at Western ... Currently member of Women's Basketball Coaches Association Board of Directors ... Has served on Kodak All-American Selection Committee as well as WBCA national and West Region rating committees ... Has 375-152 (.712) record in 18 seasons as head women's basketball coach at Western (took one-year leave of absence in 2003-04), directing Vikings to 17 post-season appearances ... Ranks No.20 among active NCAA II coaches in victories and 71.2 winning percentage is No.13 ... Ranks No.24 in winning percentage among NCAA II coaches all-time and No.39 in wins ... Her 1999-2000 team posted 27-4 record and reached final four at NCAA II National Championships, the school's best national finish, and her 2005-06 Vikings finished 27-2 and had 21-game winning streak, both school records ... First person in any sport and one of two overall to represent Western at nationals as player, assistant coach and head coach ... Has led Vikings to 13 20-win seasons ... Selected to Western's all-time basketball team for school's first 100 years ... Great Northwest Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 2001 and 2006 ... Named Little All-Northwest Coach of the Year in 2000 and Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 1995 and 1996 ... Received bachelor's degree in physical education in 1986 and master's degree in student personnel administration in 1999, both from Western ... Named to three All-American teams for Vikings in 1985-86 as well as earning NAIA National all-tournament (second-team) and District 1 co-Player of the Year honors ... Scored 1,757 points and grabbed 896 rebounds during four-year career, playing first two seasons at Biola University CA ... All-Province selection as prep, leading Penticton High School to British Columbia championship ... 44 years old ... She and husband John Garrison have three children: two daughters, Kennedy 9 and Aspen 7, and one son, Grey, 5.