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PANTHER SEASON RECAP 2010-11 Overall Record: 19-12 Conference: 8-6
Lillie
PARKS Assistant Coach
Lillie Parks was Born in Lynwood, California and raised in Rialto, California. Lillie graduated from Eisenhower high in 2004 where she played basketball, volleyball and track & field. Parks Averaged 13.7 points and 8.2 rebounds per game as a senior at Eisenhower High in 2004-05 Parks earned two letters in basketball, four in track & field and three in volleyball also earned EHS scholar-athlete award all four years. In the fall of 2005 she enrolled at Chaffey College and played on the women’s Basketball team, where she Earned two team MVP and two first-team All-Foothill Conference honors at Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Parks helped Panthers go 23-10 and qualify for state playoffs as a sophomore in 2006-07, averaging 12.5 points, 7.5
rebounds, 2.2 steals and 47 percent shooting; led Panthers in scoring and rebounding both seasons. In 2007 Parks received a Basketball scholarship to attend University of Alaska Anchorage. During her career at Anchorage Lillie was the Fourth-leading rebounder (3.5 rpg) and 7th-leading scorer (4.2 ppg) for Seawolf team that posted program-best 30-5 record and advanced to NCAA Semifinals for first time, was 2nd on squad in steals (1.3 spg) and 3rd in FG% (.496) despite playing just 11.4 minutes per game, she ranked 2nd on team in rebounds per minute (.305). Soon after, she received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from University of La Verne in 2010. Coach Parks enjoys coaching/playing basketball, shopping, computers and spending time with family.
Playoffs: 1-1
REGULAR SEASON TOURNAMENTS Hilton Garden Classic 2-1 Vaquero Shootout 2-1 Mt San Jacinto/Chaffey Tournament 2-1 Irvine Valley Tournament 2-1 Coast Christmas Classic 2-1
2010-11 Foothill Conference Standings TEAM
Joe
MURILLO
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach Joe Murillo enters his second year on the Panther Coaching staff but has been coaching basketball for nearly 40 years. As a student-athlete, he played basketball at Chino High School, Mt SAC and Cal Poly Pomona. Coach Murillo began his coaching career at Nogales High School in La Puente before returning to his alma mater, Chino High, in 1974 as the assistant varsity boys coach. Four years later, Murillo took over the girls basketball program, a position he held with honor for 29 years. At Chino, Coach Murillo earned a 559-250 record. His teams reached CIF playoffs 26 times in his 29 year tenure,
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winning 16 league titles and 3 CIF Southern Section titles. In 1986, he took Chino to the state title game. Over the years, Coach Murillo was selected League Coach of the Year and in 1981, 86 and 88 he was named CIF Coach of the Year. In 2008, Chino High honored Coach Murillo by officially naming the gym floor in his honor. Earlier this year, Murillo was inducted into the Southern California Interscholastic Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Coach Murillo is currently retired and lives with his wife Diane. He is the proud father of five children and five grandchildren.
CONFERENCE
OVERALL
SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY
13-1
27-3
MT. SAN JACINTO
11-3
21-9
ANTELOPE VALLEY
11-3
21-10
CHAFFEY
8-6
19-12
BARSTOW
7-7
19-9
CERRO COSO
5-9
9-14
RIO HONDO
5-9
7-19
VICTOR VALLEY
2-12
3-21
DESERT
1-13
3-21