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Sports - Naval Academy
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
11/02/08
Shortly after being hired as Navy women's basketball coach, Stefanie Pemper sat down and watched film… a lot of film. Pemper viewed almost every game of last season in its entirety to get to know the program's personnel and gain an understanding of why Navy finished with a 7-23 record. 
Colleen Dugan — The Capital
Stephanie Pemper, who won more than 83 percent of her games at Bowdoin College, takes the reins of Navy’s women’s basketball program.Find Us On Facebook
Pemper then conducted one-on-one interviews with all the returning players. It didn't take long for Pemper to realize that her first season in Annapolis would be about more than X's and O's. "We have a lot of work to do in order to build a solid foundation. We need to instill some core values and develop an...
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