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| Nadine Domon (Rutgers University photo) |
Urban News Staff Reports
Rutgers women’s basketball assistant coach Nadine Domond i being inducted into the Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in September, honoring her high school performance playing for Bridgeport Central and her career as a professional athlete and college coach.
Domond will be entering her fifth year on the Scarlet Knights’ coaching staff. She has been at the forefront of Rutgers’ recent recruiting success, including the signing of No. 6 overall prospect (according to ESPN) Diamond Johnson and contributing to the No. 1 ranked 2020 recruiting class in the Big Ten and No. 8 nationally.
“I’m honored,” Domond said. “I’m going in with some special people. This is an amazing group of the best basketball people. I remember playing against some of them in high school. I’m just honored and appreciative of my peers for recognizing my contributions to the game.”
The 33rd Annual Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony has been postponed to September 30th at Cascade Banquet Facility in Hamden. The Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame was the first organization of its kind in the country. It was created in 1987 by five professional and personal friends who strongly felt the need to honor outstanding basketball players, coaches, officials, and advocates.