Lisa Lissimore

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

In her final act as a nationally respected activities administrator with the Minnesota State High School League, Lisa... https://t.co/rpy5V1vDr6

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

Dr. Patricia Briscoe represented @dcpublicschools’s on a national & local level for 43 years. The teacher, coach & AD joined the @NIAAA9100 Board in 2006, marking the 1st time the Board featured a D.C. member & an African-American female. #TitleIXat50 https://t.co/2s3zWMBdhj

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

@streethistory @KendallBlue9 @ERRaptorsBB @adidasD1MN @UST_MBB @MrBB_MN Congrats Kendall. We are proud of you and wish you and the Raptors the best as we approach post season play!

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

@WinonaStateATH @drewadams0 @WinonaStateMBB Way to Go Drew!!! So proud of you!

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

@UWRFFALCONS @UWRFMensbball Proud of you Rod. Keep up the good work!

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

@NFHS_Org @WichitaNorth259 @KUAthletics @KSHSAA Lynette was a GREAT player and a BETTER person!

[NFHS @NFHS_Org]

Lynette Woodard was part of the glory years of girls 🏀. A standout at @WichitaNorth259 & an All-American for @KUAthletics, Woodard played professionally & later became the 1st female member of the Harlem Globetrotters. She is a @KSHSAA and National HS HOF inductee. #TitleIXat50

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

Revered coach & hoops star @dawnstaley grew up playing at Murrell Dobbins HS in N. Philadelphia. As a Sr., she was named National HS POY. Following 3 @NCAA Final 4 berths w/@UVAWomensHoops, Staley played professionally for more than a decade. #TitleIXat50 https://t.co/KMSpYt7Ewu

[Kendall Blue @KendallBlue9]

Tap in… stay locked in 10

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

In 2015, Que Tucker became the 1st female & 1st African-American @NCHSAA commissioner. A former college/HS coach, she began her NCHSAA career in ’91. She created the NCHSAA student services program & continues to lead its 427 member schools. #TitleIXat50 https://t.co/NeiKBausMT

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

I can't wait to meet the future you! You continue to make me proud.

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

@BaylorMBB @TheeKbrown Congrats Kendall. I can't wait to watch you play this season. Continue to work hard and stay humble young man.

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

The first step in succeeding is showing up. But if you can't show up, you can't succeed, and neither can your teammates. Don't let something preventable keep you and your team from success. Get the COVID-19 vaccine. #DontMissYourShot @usedgov https://t.co/Vs4RQJRGts

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

The @MHSAA Women in Sports Leadership Conference debuted in 1990 thanks to Suzanne Martin. It is the nation’s first, largest & longest-running conference promoting females in interscholastic athletics & annually draws more than 600 attendees. #TitleIXat50 https://t.co/NnWzktwqFh

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

@pharrelpayne @CoachBenJohnson @GrindersWinDT @mn_select @WolfpackWeah @ParkWolfpack Congrats Pharrell.

[Fresh Coast Hoops @FreshCoastHoops]

New Video!

St. Thomas Commit Kendall Blue Highlights With D1 Minnesota! @KendallBlue9

Full video: https://t.co/T1vq5xAIUX

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

@FreshCoastHoops @KendallBlue9 @ERRaptorsBB @adidasD1MN @D1Minnesota @PHCircuit @UST_MBB @TommieAthletics Great job Kendall!

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

Iowa is home to the nation's oldest organized girls basketball state tournament. First taking place in 1920, it featured sellout crowds & televised coverage in 9 states before Title IX’s passage. The first of which was televised in 1951. #TitleIXat50 https://t.co/Rigb67sJoN

[Ryan James @RyanJamesMN]

Love the way Kendall Blue is playing right now. Most active rebounder @adidasD1MN had (7). Love his activity off ball and the attacks he’s picked have been perfect. Scored a key 13

@PHCircuit #PrepHoops2K21

[Lisa Lissimore @llissimore]

Iowa is home to the nation's oldest organized girls basketball state tournament. First taking place in 1920, it featured sellout crowds & televised coverage in 9 states before Title IX’s passage. The first of which was televised in 1951. #TitleIXat50 https://t.co/Rigb67sJoN