Delaney: Kramer at home on the sidelines
Former Oneida girls basketball star guard Katie Kramer is a coach at her alma mater.
After playing college ball at University of Maryland-Baltimore County and LeMoyne, Kramer returned to Oneida as a teacher and coach. Kramer is a third grade teacher at Durhamville Elementary in the Oneida district and she's coaching the Indians junior varsity and helping Rik Ano with the varsity.
"They're the same," Kramer said of her work. "Coaching is teaching and teaching is coaching."
Kramer, who graduated from LeMoyne in 2006, always wanted to coach. She was raised in a family of athletes, with four brothers, two of whom are also in coaching. Kramer helped Oneida win a lot of games as a player, including a Section III title in 2001 and she'd like to be a part of another successful run as a coach.
"That's the ultimate goal, definitely," she said. "That's why you play and that's why you coach, to do well."
After playing college ball at University of Maryland-Baltimore County and LeMoyne, Kramer returned to Oneida as a teacher and coach. Kramer is a third grade teacher at Durhamville Elementary in the Oneida district and she's coaching the Indians junior varsity and helping Rik Ano with the varsity.
"They're the same," Kramer said of her work. "Coaching is teaching and teaching is coaching."
Kramer, who graduated from LeMoyne in 2006, always wanted to coach. She was raised in a family of athletes, with four brothers, two of whom are also in coaching. Kramer helped Oneida win a lot of games as a player, including a Section III title in 2001 and she'd like to be a part of another successful run as a coach.
"That's the ultimate goal, definitely," she said. "That's why you play and that's why you coach, to do well."
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