Clint Weddle Assistant Coach First Season

Weddle joins the Sycamore basketball program from the University of Indianapolis, where he spent one season as the Grayhound's recruiting coordinator and assistant coach.

"Clint is a native of this community and brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the program," Wiedie said. "He has tremendous recruiting experience and his teams have been very successful in his previous coaching stops,"

Weddle, a native of Terre Haute, comes to ISU after spending the previous season at UIndy. He is the brother of former Sycamore standout, Kristen Weddle. Last season the Greyhounds finished with a 16-11 record.

Weddle led Oakland City to an 18-12 finish in 2005-06 as the head women’s basketball coach, a season that saw Oakland City win eight games in a row down the stretch and earn runner-up honors at the National Christian College Athletic Association tournament. After losing their first four games and seven of their first ten, Weddle led the Mighty Oaks to a 15-5 record once the calendar hit 2006 and helped the school earn a trip to the postseason NCCAA tournament.

In his debut season of 2004-05, Weddle guided Oakland City to a 17-12 ledger, the first year the program finished above .500 in the previous six seasons. The Lady Oaks capped their season with a third place NCCAA finish.

As a player, Weddle was a three-year team captain at Oakland City. As a sophomore, he was selected as an Honorable Mention All-American and was a Second Team All-American during his junior and senior campaigns. Weddle is OCU’s fifth all-time leading scorer with 1,648 points during his career. He also holds the single season record for 3-pointers made (108) and the career record for 3-pointers made. During his four years, he averaged 15 points and shot 41% from the field.

Weddle is a 1999 graduate of Terre Haute North Vigo High School and a 2004 graduate of Oakland City University. At OCU, Weddle graduated with a B.S. in Business Management and a B.S. in Business Education with a Minor in Psychology and a Vocational Education Endorsement.

"I am extremely excited to begin working with the Sycamore women’s basketball program," Weddle said. "I want to thank coach Wiedie and Ron Prettyman for allowing me to be apart of this program, and this community. I have a lot of respect for what has happened in this program over the past few years – from watching it take shape to it becoming a championship caliber program. It has been a lot of fun to see that over the years."