Trena Trice-Hill, a former Wolfpack standout, begins her second season as an assistant coach with NC State. This year will mark her fourth in the coaching ranks after serving two years as an assistant coach with Hampton University. Her primary roles at NC State are recruiting and the development of post players. Trice-Hill became one of NC State's first WNBA players in 1997, the league's inaugural year, and played with the New York Liberty for two seasons. Additionally, she played with the Federal International Basketball Association (FIBA) for 12 years prior to becoming an assistant coach with Hampton University in 2002. During her two years at Hampton, she helped guide the Pirates two back-to-back MEAC Championship titles and NCAA Tournament berths. As a player at NC State from 1983-87, Trice-Hill averaged 15.1 ppg and 8.4 rpg, including a double-double as a senior (18.3 ppg, 10.4 rpg), to become the Wolfpack's sixth all-time leading scorer with 1,761 points and fourth all-time leading rebounder with 984 boards. During her four years she guided the Pack to four-straight NCAA appearances, two Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament titles (1985 and 1987) and an ACC Season Championship in 1985. She was named All-ACC all four years, including two first team honors, one second team and was a member of the All-Freshman team. In addition, she was a two-time ACC All-Tournament selection. Trice-Hill was a Wade Trophy Finalist in 1986 and went on to participate in the 1988 Olympic Trials. The 6-3 former center is just one of seven players to have her No. 15 jersey retired tothe rafters of historic Reynolds Coliseum and was named to the ACC's 50thAnniversary team in 2002. Trice-Hill is a native of Norfolk, Va., and graduated with a degree in SpeechCommunications from NC State. She is married to Derrick A. Hill, and hasa daughter, Kiana (12).
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