About the Author:
Doris H. Pieroth of Seattle holds a PhD in history from the University of Washington. She is the author of numerous journal articles and five books, including the acclaimed Their Day in the Sun: Women of the 1932 Olympics (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1996). In 2008 she received the Washington State Historical Society s highest award for lifetime achievement. As a historian and sports fan, Dr. Pieroth welcomed the opportunity to tell Les Habegger s multifaceted and inspiring story.
Review:
From college to the pros, Les Habegger has been one of the game's most respected and knowledgeable voices. In a game full of increasingly dubious characters,
Habegger's honesty and integrity are shelters from the storm. --Art Thiel, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
From college to the pros, Les Habegger has been one of the game's most respected and knowledgeable voices. In a game full of increasingly dubious characters,
Habegger's honesty and integrity are shelters from the storm. --Art Thiel, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
It was great to be able to work side by side with Les. He is extremely knowledgeable about the game of basketball. It was a lot of fun to sit down, put our heads together, and map out a strategy for our next game. Les and I had a chemistry which helped us make the most of our years together with the Sonics. --Lenny Wilkens, NBA Hall of Fame Player and Coach
Les touched the lives of thousands over his years of coaching and beyond. He is a born leader, a coach to the core, a mentor, a man of faith, a man with a big heart, who wanted to win on the court, but also understood the bigger and more meaningful lessons of life. His contributions in athletics here at Seattle Pacific University represent a bright chapter for us that laid strong foundations for future success. --Phillip W. Eaton, President Seattle Pacific University
Les touched the lives of thousands over his years of coaching and beyond. He is a born leader, a coach to the core, a mentor, a man of faith, a man with a big heart, who wanted to win on the court, but also understood the bigger and more meaningful lessons of life. His contributions in athletics here at Seattle Pacific University represent a bright chapter for us that laid strong foundations for future success. --Phillip W. Eaton, President Seattle Pacific University
Les touched the lives of thousands over his years of coaching and beyond. He is a born leader, a coach to the core, a mentor, a man of faith, a man with a big heart, who wanted to win on the court, but also understood the bigger and more meaningful lessons of life. His contributions in athletics here at Seattle Pacific University represent a bright chapter for us that laid strong foundations for future success. --Phillip W. Eaton, President Seattle Pacific University
From college to the pros, Les Habegger has been one of the game's most respected and knowledgeable voices. In a game full of increasingly dubious characters,
Habegger's honesty and integrity are shelters from the storm. --Art Thiel, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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