Dena Head was born on August 16,1970 and is an American retired women's basketball player.
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Dena Head was born on August 16,1970 and is an American retired women's basketball player.
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Dena Head is best remembered as the first player drafted in the Women's National Basketball Association.
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Dena Head won two National Championships and was an All-American.
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Dena Head played for Coach Fred Thomann, a former Michigan State University standout.
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Dena Head attended the University of Tennessee and earned a degree in sports management.
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Dena Head played four years of basketball, winning the NCAA women's college basketball championship in 1989 and 1991.
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Dena Head was the Southeastern Conference Player of the Year as a senior, and was the 1989 SEC Freshman of the Year.
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Dena Head was named to the USA Basketball Women's Junior National Team.
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Dena Head scored 14 points in the opening game against Japan, which the USA team won.
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Dena Head averaged 11 points per game, and recorded 14 assists, second behind Dawn Staley.
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Dena Head competed along with college teammates Daedra Charles and Carla McGhee.
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Dena Head joined the WNBA for two seasons with the Utah Starzz and one with the Phoenix Mercury.
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Dena Head served as women's basketball team assistant coach for the Central Connecticut State University.
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