Hometown:	Concordia, Kansas
Academic Degrees:	Bachelor's Degree - Kansas State University Associate's Degree - Cloud County Community College
Seasons at Cloud:	21

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Erkenbrack has experienced great success coaching the Lady T-Birds. In 2000-2001, the Lady Thunderbirds captured the NJCAA National Championship, the first time ever a Kansas school has won the division I women's championship. Following that season, Erkenbrack was named District D Coach of the Year, KBCA junior college Coach of the Year and NJCAA National Coach of the Tournament.

During Erkenbrack's tenure, the Lady Thunderbirds have won 25 or more games over 10 seasons. Prior to joining the Jayhawk Conference, Erkenbrack-coached teams won four Independent Division Championships, including three in a row from 1994 to 1996. Following a 29-4 season in 1993-94, in which the T-Birds won a school record 24 consecutive games, Erkenbrack was honored as the Converse/WBCA District 5 Coach of the Year and was a finalist for National Coach of the Year. Erkenbrack was also honored as the KJCAA West Coach of the Year in 2000.

Eighteen of Erkenbrack's players have been named All-Region VI, including eight first-team selections. Six have been honored as JNCAA All-Americans. More than thirty-five former Lady T-Birds have gone on to play at NCAA Division I institutions.

Erkenbrack and his wife Sonia have two sons, Blake and Drew.

Email: berkenbrack@cloud.edu
Phone: (785) 243-1435 ext. 298

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Academic Degrees:	M.S. in Health and Physical Education - University of Washington Bachelor of Science - Sterling College
Seasons at Cloud:	1

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Lorin Miller is no stranger to Cloud County, or to women's Basketball. Miller was the assistant coach for the 2001 national championship team.

In the past several years, Miller has coached at a variety of locations and levels. He served as Head Coach of the Howard College Women's Basketball team from 2003-2005, was an assistant coach for the USBL Kansas Cagerz in 2007, and coached the Kinsley High School boys' basketball team in 2008-09. Miller has also coached in the professional leagues. He was a coach with the Seattle SuperSonics for two years with Lenny Wilkens and one year with Bernie Bickerstaff. He coached for a year in Europe, with a German team that won a championship and played in the Cup.

Miller has previously coached the Lady Thunderbird softball team, leading the T-Birds to a Region VI championship and a fourth place finish in the NJCAA National Tournament in 1996.

Email: lmiller@cloud.edu
Phone: (785) 243-1435 ext. 316