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| “Christina
Batastini is, without a doubt, one of the most
accomplished basketball players to ever come out
of Rhode Island. Christina always outworked everyone else! She
can teach you how to do the same thing.”
-- Tom Garrick
- Head coach University of Rhode Island women’s
basketball
- Played four years in the NBA for the Clippers,
San Antonio Spurs, Minnesota Timberwolves, and
Dallas Mavericks
- Played professionally overseas for five years
- Starting guard for the University of Rhode
Island, 1988 Sweet 16 NCAA team
- University of Rhode Island's 15th all-time
scorer with 1,573 points, second in school
history in career steals (189) and fourth in
career assists (407).
- Two-time all-state basketball player, leading
West Warwick (R.I.) High to two championships
"Christina is
sharing her love for the game with future high
school and college players through her School of
Basketball. Any player who is looking for an
edge to separate themselves from the crowd needs
the Batastini School of Basketball".
-- Sean
Reddy
- Head coach LaSalle Academy girl’s basketball
- Won three
Rhode Island high school championships
- Played
collegiate basketball at CCRI and RIC
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| "Coach
Batastini possesses a vast repertoire of
offensive skills as well as an understanding of
the creativity involved in the game. I would
recommend her as an instructor for any player of
any age." --
Kate Starbird
- Currently
plays professionally in Spain
- Played
seven years in the WNBA for the Sacramento
Monarchs, Utah Starzz, Seattle Storm, and
Indiana Fever
- Finished
college career as Stanford University's
all-time leading scorer (2,215 pts)
- 1997
Naismith Player of the Year - the nation's
top collegiate women's basketball player
- Was named
player of the year by Rawlings, the WBCA,
RCA, the Pac-10 and The Sporting News, and
was the top vote-getter for the Associated
Press All-America team
- Also
earned first-team All-American honors from
Kodak, Basketball America and the USBWA
- Led
Stanford to three straight NCAA Final Four
appearances
- First Team
Parade All-American and the Kodak
All-America Team MVP out of Lakes High
School in Tacoma, Washington
"I think the
Batastini school of basketball is a great tool
for kids of all ages to come in and learn from
someone who has had great success on
every level."
-- Abdul
Abdullah
- Played professionally in Poland for three years
- Starting point guard at Providence College, 1994
NCAA tournament team
- Led the Big East in assists in 1993 and 1994
- Two-time All-American at CCRI
- National Junior College Player of the Year
- Two-time Rhode Island All-State at Central High
School in Providence
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