JYD Head Coach and Head Trainer Rick Karr Bio

2004-2007 - Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Oral Roberts University (Tulsa, Okla.)

Division 1 program that competed in the Mid-Continent Conference (Mid-Con)
Team was a combined 60-32 in three seasons including 28-17 in conference play
Team won the Mid-Con Tournament in 2005 and 2007
Team played in the NCAA Tournament in 2005 and 2007
International recruiting coordinator

2002-2004 - Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Southeast Missouri (Cape Girardeau, Miss.)

Division 1 program that competed in the Ohio Valley Conference
Team was a combined 35-24 in two seasons including 21-9 in conference play
Competed in the conference championship both years (program had never been to a D1 conference championship)
Highest conference finish at the time in program history
International recruiting coordinator
Responsible for player skill development

1999-2002 - Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (Miami, Okla.)

Team was a combined 98-7 in three seasonsincluding 56-2 in conference play
Team led the nation in scoring in 2001 (95 ppg.) and 2002 (103 ppg.)
National NJCAA Runners-up in 2002
The 2002 team only allowed 55 ppg
Coached 5 NJCAA All Americans
Recruiting Coordinator for state of Oklahoma and Internationally
Responsible for player skill development

2000-01 - Head Volleyball Coach, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (Miami, Okla.)

Finished season with 35-5 record after team had finished 0-28 the year before he started
11th place finish at NJCAA National Tournament
Finished the season ranked #9 in the nation
Region 2 Coach of the Year
Undefeated in Region 2 and Bi-State Conference Champions for the first time in school history

1998-99 - Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, North Arkansas College (Harrison, Ark.)

Ranked in Top 25 of NJCAA National Polls
Recruiting Coordinator
Coached three Academic All-Americans
Responsible for player skill development

1996-98 - Assistant Varsity and Head JV Women's Basketball Coach, Phillips University (Enid, Okla.)

NAIA program that competed in the Sooner Athletic Conference
Finished ranked #2 in the NAIA national rankings
Won the Sooner Athletic Conference championship
Swept 3 time National Champion, SNU, including a 28 point victory in the conference championship game