Basketball

Isaac Auten Takes the Helm of Shawe Memorial Girls Basketball

A coach with a community‑first approach aims to rebuild the program and foster lasting relationships

Shawe Memorial High School announced the appointment of Isaac Auten as its new Head Girls Basketball Coach, stepping into the role after the departure of Drew Kring.

A Coach With a Multifaceted Vision

Auten brings five years of high school coaching experience, having guided boys junior varsity teams and assisted at the varsity level, while also serving as a youth pastor at Madison Assembly of God.

His coaching philosophy centers on trust as the foundation of a successful program, emphasizing player development and community engagement over mere wins.

Since moving to Madison in 2025, Auten has been active beyond the gym, leading youth flag football and baseball programs that aim to mentor young athletes across the city.

Community and Collaboration

Athletic Director Jamison Bower praised Auten’s passion for mentoring and his commitment to service, noting that his collaborative approach will benefit multi‑sport students.

The school sees the hiring as a chance to rebuild the program, using Auten’s emphasis on relationships to lay a strong cultural foundation for the upcoming season.

Fans and local supporters are eager to see how Auten’s blend of spiritual guidance, athletic instruction, and community outreach will shape the future of Shawe Memorial girls basketball.

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