Kate Paye takes on Tara VanDerveer’s legacy
Stanford Daily - 2024-04-17T07:07:04.000Z

With 17 years of experience on VanDerveer's coaching staff, Paye — who was also part of the 1992 national championship-winning team at Stanford — is a fitting successor to uphold the program's legacy of success.

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Paye ready to try and fill VanDerveer’s shoes — and chair — as Stanford’s women’s basketball head coach