Kinghorn, Cynthia Clinger 2003-10-23

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Cynthia Clinger Kinghorn played for the lady raiders in the 1993 championship season. This interview is part of the series with the Lady Raiders.


General Interview Information

Interviewee Name: Cynthia Clinger Kinghorn

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Date: October 23, 2003

Location: Lubbock, Texas

Interviewer: Daniel Sanchez

Length:


Abstract

Introduction; Background; Ancestry; Hometown; Religion; Education; Competition with other schools; Awards; Recruit; The move away from home; Competition at Junior college; Tech; Defining moments and people; Family and community support; Transition; High recruitment out of Junior College; Recruiting trips; Transition (continued); Roommate; Change in play; Attitude change; Taking a less glamorous role; Recognitions and success at Tech; Preparing for games; Strengths and weaknesses; Coaches; Balance athletics and academics; Favorite instructor; Idea of playing overseas; Playing time at Tech; Senior season; Getting ready for the Southwest Conference; Southwest Conference Tournament; Vanderbilt; Pushing; Ohio State; Coach Marsha Sharp through seasons; Southwest Conference and the big twelve; United Spirit Arena; WNBA; Positive aspects of being a female athlete; Game values passed on to children; Interview ends.


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Transcript: No transcript available



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