ORANGEBURG SC
It is anticipated to happen that Claflin University women’s bball programs is set to begin an entirely new phase following Terrence Jenkins was appointed as the interim head trainer for Claflin’s women’s team this Tuesday. After a long stint working as an assistant coaches of Claflin’s Claflin Panthers male basketball teamsJenkins has been appointed the new manager for team Claflin Lady Panthers and seek to guide the team to the highest level of level of play.
Jenkins will be named the coaches of the team after an extended and lengthy time together with Panther athletics.
At the moment, Jenkins has just completed her 14th season. The season is just beginning in Claflin University. Jenkins began his professional career as an assistant coaches. Jenkins continued to work as an assistant coaches in the Graduate Program an assistant coaches for players from the bball team for men prior to his appointment as the interim coaches at Claflin University. Claflin University Lady Panthers program.
Before his appointment as the head trainer of this team Jenkins established himself as a veterans with the Panthers. Jenkins participated for two seasons with the Panthers where players were appointed co-captains, as well as being named the top players on the team for 2002 and 2003. Jenkins also did well in school, and Jenkins received an award for excellence in athletics. It is given to the student who has the top GPA. (GPA) Jenkins received the prestigious David M. Dupree from Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
The award is given to the Southeast’s most outstanding GPA student-athlete
Before joining the Panthers, Panthers Jenkins played as an undergraduate student for 2 academic seasons during his time at Denmark Technical College where he earned an associate’s degree in from 2001. At Denmark Tech, Jenkins was named the Rookie of the Year.
Jenkins was captain twice. Jenkins was the most important bballplayer on the team. Academically, Jenkins was also able to receive a spot on the Dean’s list in 1999 and 2001.
Jenkins finished his education at Claflin University in 2005 where Jenkins obtained the undergraduate diploma that was focused upon the field of education. As of December 31, 2006 Jenkins obtained a master’s degree in rehabilitation at South Carolina State University.
Jenkins completed his studies at Blackville Hilda HS which is located within Blackville, South Carolina. Jenkins is an active part of Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity, Inc. and as an active participant in the National Association of Bball Coaches (NABC).