Meet the Directors


  • Founding Director

    From playing for her mom and with her sister in high school to having her mom purchase her first whistle and jersey to making a crew member into her life partner to making life-long friendships with officials, coaches and players … basketball is, and has been, a huge part of Jenn’s life. She works at the DII & DI levels of the NCAA women’s game where she has been a part of both conference and national tournament crews. She's and has been fortunate to work multiple McDonald’s All American Girls’, USA Basketball and a variety of other very rewarding high-profile games over her 16+ year officiating career. The 2022-23 season will mark her last as a DIII and Junior College official as she assumes the role of Coordinator of Women's Basketball Officials for both the Midwest Conference and the Northern Athletic Collegiate Conference. As Co-Director of ACO, Jenn has tried to provide an environment and opportunity for officials to develop and create relationships of their own for over a decade. When not in the basketball mind-set Jenn can be found in the mountains and amid the trees with family … or with her nose stuck in a good book.


  • Founding Director

    Randy Fox has been in the business of basketball for over 35 years. A former NCAA official, with numerous postseason appearances, as well as a former Coordinator of Officials for 9 years, Randy simply loves people and the game.

    As a professional keynote speaker, Randy is passionate about building leaders and teams for service excellence. His programs and books have been delivered to tens of thousands across the US.

    As an initial founding Director of ACO, the annual summer retreat experience is one of his favorite times to help officials grow as people, both on and off the court.


  • Director

    Driven by a passion for potential, Lenz has been an NCAA Women's Basketball official for 13 seasons working at theDI, DII, DIII, NAIA, and JuCo levels.

    Throughout her tenure, Lenz has had the opportunity to work a multitude of games for the DIII national tournament, GLVC Conference Tournament, NAIA regional championship, and two McDonald's All-American games.

Experience. Dedication. Knowledge. Passion

2025 Staff

The wonderful people you see below have dedicated countless hours to their pursuit of making women's college basketball what it is, today. The experience these people have is unbelievable: numerous DI, DII & DIII NCAA Final Four and tournament appearances, NAIA tournament selections, as well as various other worthy accolades. Mix in DI, DII and DIII coordinators from across the Midwest, campers this year should utilize every opportunity they have to get to know these great officials and even better human beings.

  • With over 50 years of experience officiating in Division I, II, and III, Vicki has seen the start of women's basketball and the progression it has taken. She was an NCAA Regional Evaluator for eight years, prior supervisor of Division II and III conferences in the Minnesota area and currently the assistant to Patty Broderick and assigner for the CCIW at the Division III level. She is a former educator and she still loves to teach and help officials become the best they can be- on and off the floor.

  • Scott Doberstein brings 30 plus years of collegiate officiating experience having officiated women’s basketball at the DI, DII and DIII levels, including two DIII Final Fours, seven WNIT tournaments and 13 WIAC championship games among dozens of other conference tournaments. Scott is currently the coordinator for the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference at the Division III level.

  • Ralph is currently the NCAA women’s collegiate basketball assigner for the DIII American Rivers Conference. Former women’s official at the NCAA DII and DIII levels and also NAIA and JUCO leagues. Outside of assigning Ralph also observe women’s officials in the Big 12 at Iowa State University for the WBOC. Ralph's message of 'Trust and Respect' encompasses on and off the basketball court situations and encourages everyone to live this message, everyday.

  • As both a collegiate softball and basketball assigner, Don has a knack for identifying and growing talented officials! He has impacted the lives of officials in the Midwest for decades and will continue to do so for years to come. Don is the coordinator extraordinaire of nearly all of the Junior College and NAIA conferences throughout Illinois and Wisconsin.

  • Born and raised in Utah, Angel played soccer and basketball for Utah Tech, and began pursuing her refereeing career in 2010. Kent was hired into her first DI conference in 2013 and was then hired in the NBA GLeague in 2018. In 2022 Kent was hired by the WNBA.  Angel has had the opportunity to work the NCAA National tournament in 2022, 2024 and 2025. In 2022, 2023 and 2024 she worked the WNBA playoffs. Kent shared, “I truly love the sport of basketball and love the opportunity I have to work games. In my spare time I like to golf and enjoy home renovation projects.”

  • Natosha Harris is a NCAA Basketball Official with 18 years of experience at the NCAA Division I level. She works in multiple conference and has made appearances in the NCAA Division I Tournament and other post season tournaments. She has worked as a clinician at several collegiate camps and actively develops and mentors basketball referees at all levels. As a collegiate recreational professional, she serves as a tenured clinician for the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) Basketball Championships which has a reputation for producing upcoming basketball officiating talent.

  • Born and raised on a family farm in Iowa, still farming 350 acres with my dad. Married with 3 kids, all who love the game of basketball. Work for BlueStar Cooking as a Design Services Manager, designing high end kitchen appliances. Officiated basketball for 21 years, 13 years college women's basketball. Worked 2 Iowa Girls High School Championships, several college conference tournament assignments and NCAA D3 Tournament appearances such as 2023 D3 final four and most recently the 2025 NAIA national tournament championship game.

  • Jason is an NCAA Women's Basketball Official with 2 years of experience at the Division III level, currently in the NACC, Midwest, and River States Conferences where he has received two postseason assignments. Jason is a collegiate recreation professional and tenured clinician for NIRSA regional basketball championships that develops upcoming basketball talent. 

  • Stacey Lee brings almost 10 years of women’s college basketball referee experience from the DI, DII, DIII, and NAIA levels. She has worked multiple post-season assignments at all levels and most recently refereed at the 2022 NAIA National Tournament.

  • Mark Woelfel is a dedicated professional educator with a passion for teaching social studies and helping students connect historical concepts to the modern world. Outside the classroom, he is a seasoned NCAA women’s basketball official, working at the Division I, II, and III levels. Mark especially enjoys mentoring fellow officials and helping them reach their full potential. He also coaches high school track, guiding student-athletes to succeed with discipline and teamwork.

    If he’s not on a basketball court or in the classroom, Mark can probably be found underwater exploring sea life as an avid scuba diver. He also enjoys traveling the world, embracing new cultures and experiences wherever he goes. In his free time, Mark loves spending time in the Northwoods, where he enjoys hunting, fishing, and being surrounded by nature. He is married to Kristin and has one son, Brennan.

  • Jason is a 25-year public school educator who seeks to bring his passion for learning from the classroom to the court. He officiates high school and Division III basketball and is passionate about the development and growth of the officiating community. He enjoys officiating multiple sports to stay active in the game and for the development of relationships that it brings!

  • Josh has officiated  at the collegiate level for 20 years. He has worked the ncaa tournament, and the wbit. He also worked 4 D1 conference finals and 8 semi finals.

    Josh is a lifelong trainer and coach. Certified as a sports performance specialist , youth movement specialist and personal trainer.

    Josh is a passionate learner and is always striving to get better and help serve others