Stan Patrick

Stanley Augustus Patrick


Born:
May 5, 1922
Chicago, IL

Died:
January 1, 2000 
Belvidere, IL



Career
1937-38 Leo High School - Chicago (High School)
1938-39 Leo High School - Chicago (High School)
1939-40 Leo High School - Chicago (High School)
1940-41 Santa Clara University (College)
1941-42 Santa Clara University (College)
1942-43 Santa Clara University (College)  
1943-44 University of Illinois (College)
1944-45 De La Salle High School - Chicago (High School) Head coach
1944-45 Chicago American Gears (NBL)
1945-46 Chicago American Gears (NBL)
1946-47 Chicago American Gears (NBL)
1947-48 Flint/Midland Dow A.C.'s (NBL)
1947-48 Chicago Gears (PBLA)
1948-49 Hammond Calumet Buccaneers (NBL)
1949-50 Waterloo Hawks (NBA)
1949-50 Sheboygan Redskins (NBA)
1950-51 Kansas City Hi-Spots (NPBL)
1951-52 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1952-53 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1953-54 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1954-55 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1955-56 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1956-57 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1957-58 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1958-59 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1959-60 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1960-61 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1961-62 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1962-63 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach
1963-64 Belvidere High School - Illinois (High School) Head coach

Patrick transferred from Santa Clara to Illinois. He was elected captain for the 1944-45 season, but he had enough credits to graduate so he took a coaching job in the fall of 1944. Patrick coached football and basketball at De La Salle HS, but quit after one season to devote his career to playing basketball professionally.

He coached at Belvidere HS for many years (probably even longer than listed above, I just haven't found his entire tenure yet.)

He married Betty Shaw and they had three daughters, Mary Ann, Peggy and Teri.

Sources:
Daily Illini, June 16, 1944
Daily Illini, April 12, 1945
Belvidere Republican, February 20, 1964


Stats:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/nbl/players/p/patrist01n.html
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/p/patrist01.html
http://www.justsportsstats.com/basketballstatsindex.php?player_id=patrist01