Wilcox Named Titans' New Head Golf Coach
Jessie Wilcox has been selected as the new head women’s
golf coach at UW-Oshkosh.
Wilcox, who enters her second season as the school's assistant
women's basketball coach, takes over for Tim Gaubatz. During
Gaubatz's eight seasons as head coach, UW-Oshkosh won the WIAC
title in 2004 and finished second in the league in 2005, 2006 and
2007. The Titans took fourth place at the 2004 NCAA Division III
Championship.
Due to her involvement in four other sports, Wilcox did not play
high school golf. She continued to practice the game as a hobby,
and she took first place in the A flight at the 2009 Oshkosh City
Tournament.
Wilcox is a graduate of Oshkosh West High School, where she earned
four varsity letters and played on two state championship
basketball teams. She was an all-state selection while establishing
school records for career steals (207) and assists in a season
(83).
After high school, Wilcox played four years of basketball at NCAA
Division I Northern Illinois University. She totaled 1,007 career
points and was named to the All-Mid American Conference Team in
2009. Wilcox also earned academic honors for her 3.86 cumulative
grade point average as an art education major.
UW-Oshkosh expects all seven of last year’s letter winners to
compete for a spot on this season’s team. That group includes
senior Kim Sippl (Sr. • Omro), who finished 16th at the 2010
WIAC Championship.