Huntingdon College Women's Basketball

Huff is in her fourth season as a coach at her alma mater. Huff is an assistant coach with the women's varsity and is the head women's junior varsity coach. During her first season, the Lady Hawks set the program record for wins in a season and advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament for the first time. Huntingdon was 19-10 in 2012-13 and defeated 24th-ranked Ferrum 84-67 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament before losing to 16th-ranked Emory in the second round. The Lady Hawks were 15-10 during the 2013-14 season, their first as a member of the USA South Athletic Conference. In 2014-15, Huntingdon was 13-12 and produced its first All-Region performer as Pat Pickens was named second-team All-South Region. Before joining the Huntingdon staff, Huff spent four seasons coaching at the high school level. During the 2011-12 season she led the Wilcox Academy girls basketball team to a state runner-up finish. She also served as the head volleyball and softball coach at Wilcox Academy and led the softball team to the state tournament in her one season at the school. Before Wilcox, Huff spent three seasons at Edgewood Academy as the head girls basketball coach and assistant volleyball and softball coach. A 2008 Huntingdon graduate, Huff earned her B.S. in coaching education. She earned her M.S. in physical education from Alabama State University. A two-year player for the Lady Hawks, Huff was a team captain and a Great South Athletic Conference All-Academic selection. During her senior season, she helped Huntingdon put together a 15-win season. Before transferring to Huntingdon, Huff spent two seasons at Faulkner State, where she was a captain and helped her team win a conference title. A graduate of Foley High School, Huff played basketball and softball for the Lions. She is the daughter of Jack Huff and Dorothy McGreevy and has one brother, Jesse Huff.

Bio Papenburg joins the Huntingdon staff from Division II King University located in Bristol, Tennessee, where she served as an assistant coach for the Tornadoes beginning in August of 2022. She was named the Interim Head Coach of the program in March of 2024 before coming to Huntingdon in June. Prior to coaching at King, Papenburg taught Biology and coached Volleyball and Basketball at Magee High School in Magee, Mississippi while receiving her Masters degree from Belhaven University. Throughout her collegiate career, Papenburg was a two sport athlete, playing basketball and soccer at Southwest Mississippi Community College before transferring to Belhaven to complete her Bachelor's degree. At Southwest Mississippi CC, she was named the Female Athlete and Player of the Year in 2020 while also receiving NJCAA All-Tournament Honors in basketball. At Belhaven, she received all-defensive team honors in the American Southwest Conference while being named to the conference's second team all-conference.