Korbyn Ukasick joined the Stanford women’s basketball program as an intern in the summer of 2017.
A four-year letterwinner at Colorado College, in late March Ukasick was one of 61 women’s college basketball players selected to participate in the Women's Basketball Coaches Association’s (WBCA) 15th annual "So You Want To Be A Coach" program. The event, which centers on a three-day workshop held in conjunction with the WBCA Convention, aims to increase the understanding and application of skills necessary to secure coaching positions in women’s basketball, increase the understanding and awareness of competencies necessary for success in coaching, introduce female basketball players to coaches and administrators and raise awareness of the existing talent pool of female basketball players who have a passion and interest in coaching the game of women’s basketball.
Ukasick averaged 10.8 points and 5.2 rebounds in 90 career games for the Tigers. She was an honorable mention all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection as a junior after scoring 11.3 points and grabbing 4.4 rebounds per game, but was limited to 14 games as a senior due to injury. Ukasick ranks 14th in program history in points (976), 23rd in rebounds (471), seventh in 3-pointers (87) and is tied for 17th in blocks (28).
She represented Colorado College in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference’s Character and Community Program and also volunteered as the summer junior varsity coach at Liberty Common High School from 2013-17.
A four-year letterwinner at Colorado College, in late March Ukasick was one of 61 women’s college basketball players selected to participate in the Women's Basketball Coaches Association’s (WBCA) 15th annual "So You Want To Be A Coach" program. The event, which centers on a three-day workshop held in conjunction with the WBCA Convention, aims to increase the understanding and application of skills necessary to secure coaching positions in women’s basketball, increase the understanding and awareness of competencies necessary for success in coaching, introduce female basketball players to coaches and administrators and raise awareness of the existing talent pool of female basketball players who have a passion and interest in coaching the game of women’s basketball.
Ukasick averaged 10.8 points and 5.2 rebounds in 90 career games for the Tigers. She was an honorable mention all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection as a junior after scoring 11.3 points and grabbing 4.4 rebounds per game, but was limited to 14 games as a senior due to injury. Ukasick ranks 14th in program history in points (976), 23rd in rebounds (471), seventh in 3-pointers (87) and is tied for 17th in blocks (28).
She represented Colorado College in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference’s Character and Community Program and also volunteered as the summer junior varsity coach at Liberty Common High School from 2013-17.