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Coach, 22, Fired After Playing in High School JV Basketball Game
1 month ago | By SI
The varsity and junior varsity head coaches also were fired after the assistant coach impersonated a player. A 22-year-old junior varsity assistant girls basketball coach in Portsmouth, Va., was fired this week after she impersonated a 13-year-old player and appeared in a game, according to WAVY-TV. The assistant coach, Arlisha Boykins, stepped in for one of the players on the Churchland High JV team who had to miss a game for a club game in a different league. Boykins then took the court against girls aged 13 to 15. The player who was impersonated was unaware of the situation until after...
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High school basketball coach fired after impersonating 13-year-old in JV game
1 month ago | By New York Post
Arlisha Boykins, a 22-year-old assistant coach on the Churchland High School JV girls basketball team in Portsmouth, has been fired for impersonating a 13-year-old player in a game.
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Virginia girl's high school basketball coach fired after impersonating 13-year old junior varsity player
1 month ago | By CBS Sports
A 22-year-old assistant coach played for the Churchland High School JV squad on Jan. 21
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Assistant basketball coach, 22, accused of posing as 13-year-old player during game
1 month ago | By WGN TV
PORTSMOUTH, Va. - School officials in Portsmouth, Virginia, say they're investigating after a 22-year-old assistant coach allegedly posed as a 13-year-old girl and played in a junior varsity basketball game earlier this month.
Parents of the girl the coach impersonated tell Nexstar's WAVY their daughter was out of town for a club basketball tournament during Churchland High School's Jan. 21 game in Suffolk.
In video from the game obtained by WAVY, the assistant coach, identified as Arlisha Boykins, can be seen high-fiving other players on the team after making multiple plays.
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