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Anna Phillips expresses her excitement at a news conference June 16 after she was named LCU head women’s basketball coach. Brian Blackwell photo

Former Wildcat player Phillips named LCU women’s basketball coach

June 16, 2022

By Message staff

PINEVILLE, La. (LBM) – Louisiana Christian University has named former Wildcat basketball player Anna Phillips as its new head women’s basketball coach.

“I am going to show up every day and give this team and school everything that I have,” Phillips said in a new conference June 16. “Louisiana Christian University basketball is part of who I am today. And I’m looking forward to building towards a championship as well as transforming lives through the Gospel of Jesus Christ while making sure each student athlete succeeds on and off the court.”

Phillips helped lead then-Louisiana College to a 41-34 record and qualify for the American Southwest Conference Tournament twice when she played for the program (2013-2016). After graduation, she joined the team as its academic and community service coordinator, and operated team camps.

After LC, Phillips was an assistant women’s basketball coach at Western Texas College in Snyder, Texas (2017-2018) and head women’s basketball coach at Grace Christian School in Alexandria (2018-2019).

Most recently, Phillips was head coach of Winnfield High School, her alma mater. During her time there, she led Winnfield to the 2A state playoffs during the three seasons she coached there (2019-2022).

Athletic Director Reni Mason said out of the candidates he interviewed, Phillips stood out as someone who loves Jesus, people and LCU.

“First and foremost, she loves Jesus,” he said. “That’s what this place is about. That is something she will infuse to her players.”

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