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2011 NCAA and BCAACE Resume Book
Michael M. Brown2969 W Clark Road, #304 – Ypsilanti, MI 48197
EducationWayne State UniversityM.A. – Sports Management (Cum Laude)December 2004
Wayne State UniversityB.A. – EnglishMay 2002
Relevant Coaching ExperienceEastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan, May 2011 – PresentAssistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator• I am responsible for assisting the head coach with every aspect of running our program.• I coordinate our recruiting efforts, along with the head coach• I am responsible for scouting a percentage of our opponents• I assists with practice planning• I help with team film breakdown/sessions, as well as individual film sessions• I assists with supervising and monitoring player academics• I help our head coach with scheduling upcoming opponents• I am responsible for on-court instruction, both team and individual
University of South Alabama, Mobile, Alabama, May 2009 – May 2011Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator• I was responsible for organizing all of our recruiting efforts• I was responsible for opponent scouting and game planning/preparation• I had four players who I helped supervise their academic progress• I assisted with on-court instruction in practice and individual work-outs• I assisted the head coach with the planning of our practices• I assisted with the breakdown of our film for team and individual film sessions
Motlow State Community College, Tullahoma, Tennessee, August 2008 – May 2009Head Coach• I was responsible for managing and overseeing every aspect of running our basketball program including, but not limited to: game management, running prac-tice, scheduling, budget management, recruiting, fund-raising, monitoring player academics, individual work-outs, and scouting reports.Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, August 2007 – August 2008Director of Basketball Operations• I was responsible for our film exchange program• I was in charge of making all of our travel arrangements• I was in charge of supervising and monitoring all of our players academics• I organized and ran all of our summer basketball camps• I planned and organized our annual golf outing, which was our biggest fund-raiser• I supervised all of our student managers
Schoolcraft College, Livonia, Michigan, September 2005 – July 2007Head Coach (1 year, after being promoted from assistant coach)• I was responsible for managing and overseeing every aspect of running our basketball program including, but not limited to: game management, running prac-tice, scheduling, budget management, recruiting, fund-raising, monitoring player academics, individual work-outs, and scouting reports.
Belleville High School, Belleville, Michigan, September 2004 – August 2005Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator• I assisted the head coach with on-court coaching in practices and games• I assisted the head coach with practice planning and game strategies• I assisted with the scouting of opponents, both live and through use of film
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer at Ypsilanti Pride Day (Community Clean-up)• Volunteer Mentor at Young Brothers of Grace Program• I used to organize and host community basketball tournaments before coaching in college
Awards• 2007 Michigan Community College Athletic Association Coach of the Year• Nominated in 2011 by head coach as Sun Belt Conference Top Assistant• Won 1st conference Championship in eight years my first (only) year at Motlow State CC• Won State Championship in 2006-07 as Head Coach at Schoolcraft College
Professional ReferencesRob Murphy – Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Eastern Michigan University734.487.8975 – Office [email protected] Fields – Assistant Athletic Director, University of South Alabama251.445.4004 [email protected] Everett – Vice President (Retired), Motlow State Community College931.212.4650 [email protected]
Michael M. Brown
Michael Gregory Cotton, Jr.5826 Solitude Way; Durham, NC 27713
(570)[email protected]
EducationBoston CollegeB.S. BiopsychologyMay 2000
Relevant Coaching ExperienceBucknell University, Lewisburg , PA June 2008 – PresentAssistant CoachJob Responsibilities• Using phone calls, email, mailings, and any other legal means of contact to develop relationships with strong players, players’ families, coaches, and all individuals that may influence a player’s college decision.• Thoroughly evaluate opposing teams, understanding their tendencies, personnel, potential matchups, and deriving a game plan that puts our team in a position to secure victory.• Improve players’ skill sets though individual, group, and team workouts.• Help players gain an understanding of their roles on the team and how they can best apply their skills to assist in the team’s success• Monitor the academic progress of our student athletes through routine meetings with the players, their tutors, and professors.• Prepare various tape edits to aid in player development.• Act as a liaison with various community groups and aid in planning events with local schools, hospitals, etc.• Perform administrative duties including: recruiting mailings, newsletter production, and other activities assigned by the head coach.
Kestrel Heights School, Durham, NC August 2007 – June 2008Head Coach Varsity Basketball/8th Grade Math, Algebra I & Science Teacher• Lead basketball team to regular season Central Carolina Athletic League title and runner-up finish in conference tournament.• Provide instruction according to the North Carolina Standards in 8th Grade Math, Algebra I, and 8th Grade Science.• Assume all responsibilities of a classroom teacher including regular communications with parents and administrative duties.• Track student’s progress by developing proper benchmark assessments and adjusting pacing to ensure student learning. Complete Player Development LLC, Durham, NC July 2003 – June 2008Trainer/Owner• Provide individualized basketball specific instruction to players of varying ages (Elementary School – College).• Improve players strength, endurance, skill level, and basketball IQ.• Provide groups/teams with offensive and defensive techniques to improve group/team performance on both ends of the floor. Western Vance High School, Henderson, NC October 2005 – June 2007Head Coach Varsity Basketball/Algebra Teacher • Coached team to league championship and undefeated conference record• Provide instruction according to the North Carolina standards in Algebra I.• Maintain a safe and stress free learning environment.• Track students progress and provide appropriate reports for parents and administratorsCary Academy, Cary, NC September 2004 – May 2007Head Coach Junior Varsity• Prepare and lead team of 9th and 10th grade students.• Instruct players in man and zone defensive principles; focus on offensive skill improvement and basketball fundamentalsBonner Academy, Raleigh, NC September 2003 – March 2004Math & Science Instructor/Head Coach• Groomed and meshed a diverse group of young men with varying talent levels, education levels, and playing experience.• Developed Pre-Calculus and Chemistry curriculum and instructed students on the general principals of Pre-Calculus/Advanced Algebra.• Lead team ranked no lower than 19th in pre-season prep polls.
Volunteer ExperienceUnited Celtics, Durham, NC October 2006 – Fall 2007Head Coach, AAU• Prepared team of 14 and under boys for national AAU Circuit.• Team qualified for Division I AAU NationalsCarolina Cougars, Raleigh, NC October 2003 – Fall 2005Associate Head Coach, AAU• Helped qualify our team of 11 and under boys for the division I national tournament in our 1st year of existence.• Instituted the majority of team’s offense and defensive sets / Drilled team on defensive and offensive fundamentals.• Team won the Division II State Championship.Garner Road YMCA, Garner, NC Spring 2001 – Summer 2003Head Coach, AAU• Prepared team for 19 & Under AAU State and National tournaments.• Conducted collegiate style practice sessions.• Instituted various offensive sets, including: Motion (with baseline flex) & 1-4 with various cutting actions.• Developed fundamental skills including screening, post feeding, defensive rotations, blocking out and securing rebound.• Offered insight to team about what to expect and how to be successful as collegiate Student/Athletes.
Michael Gregory Cotton, Jr.
Professional ReferencesDave PaulsenHead CoachBucknell University (570)[email protected]
Al SkinnerFormer Head CoachBoston College/University of Rhode Island(617)224-3040
Richie MitchellAthletic DirectorKestrel Height School(919)[email protected]
Leah J. Foster337 Mount Support Rd. Unit 101 Lebanon, NH 03766
leahjfoster.carbonmade.comEducationTexas State UniversityM. Ed., Physical Education-Sports Management May 2008
Saint Edward’s UniversityB.A., English Literature; Cum Laude May 2006
Relevant Coaching ExperienceDartmouth College, Hanover, NH, June 2008 – present Assistant CoachJob Responsibilities• Directly responsible for scouting of opponents.• Oversee nationwide recruiting.• Extensive work with on court development of student-athletes.• Compile competitive national schedules with guarantee amounts.• Implementing FastDraw, FastScout, and Synergy technologies.• Coordinate team summer camps and clinics.• Maintain extensive recruiting database and restructured film exchange system.• Oversaw all team travel, purchasing of team equipment and gear.
Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, August 2006 – May 2008Graduate Assistant CoachJob Duties • Coordinating Texas State Women’s Basketball FastBreak Club booster organization.• Assisting with on-campus recruiting and recruiting data entry.• Liaison for marketing department and publications.• Worked with coaches, players, and community to publicize Texas State Women’s Basketball.• Coordinator of Bobcat Clinic for local San Marcos, TX youth.• Coached and developed 2008 Southland Conference Player of the Year.• Responsible for film exchange, and purchasing of team equipment and gear.
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer coach at the Ricky Byrdsong Basketball Camp.
Professional References Keith BrownAssistant Coach-Women’s BasketballGeorgetown University(202) [email protected]
Marlin ChinAssistant Coach-Women’s BasketballUniversity of Maryland(301) [email protected]
Danielle O’BanionAssociate Head Coach- Women’s BasketballUniversity of [email protected]
Julie RousseauHead Coach-Women’s BasketballPepperdine University (310) [email protected]
Chris WielgusHead Coach-Women’s BasketballDartmouth College(603) [email protected]
Leah J. Foster
Murray Garvin Jr.4070 Heatherview Lane
Winston-Salem, NC 27127843-729-2520
[email protected] Eastern Kentucky UniversityB.A. Physical EducationDecember 1998
Relevant Coaching ExperienceWinston-Salem State University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina August 2008 – present Associate Head Coach• Handle all duties and responsibilities in the absence of the Head Coach• Coordinate recruiting for entire staff.• Assist with practice and game plan preparation.• Serve as position coach for guards.• Monitor academic progress of student-athletes.• Manage admission and financial aid process for current and incoming players.• Engage in community service activities.• Direct Annual WSSU Summer Basketball Camp.
Charleston Southern University, Charleston, SC June 2005-May 2008Assistant Coach• Served as Director of Player Personnel.• Served as position coach for post players.• Prepared extensive scouting reports of opponents.• Organized recruiting efforts.• Developed and administered year-round strength and conditioning program• Worked with the university’s NCAA Compliance Officer• Assisted with the youth summer basketball camp.
Clinton Jr. College, Rock Hill, SC August 2001-June 2005Head Coach and Athletic Director• Directed all aspects of a successful NCJAA Division I basketball program• Hired and supervised all coaches and support staff• Supervised recruiting process and made scholarship decisions• Nurtured positive relationships with administration, players, and the community• Organized the total basketball system to include skill development, strength and conditioning, and agility programs• Found placements for athletes after graduation
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer coach at the YMCA.• Volunteer coach at Tates Creek High School, Lexington Kentucky• Volunteer coach for Athletes in Action, London England• Volunteer coach for Bahamas• Volunteer Coach Wake Forest collaboration
Awards• NJCAA Region 10 Coach of the Year • NJCAA Conference Champions• CIAA Southern Divisions Regular Season Champions
Professional References Bill Hayes Athletic Director Winston Salem State University 336-750-2142 [email protected]
Bobby Collins Head Men’s Basketball Coach Winston Salem State University 336-750-2140 [email protected]
Tonia Walker Associate Director of Athletic Director Senior Women’s Admin. Winston Salem State University [email protected]
Percy Caldwell Athletic Director Fort Valley State University [email protected]
Murray Garvin Jr.
Antreylius G. Hall7 Pheasant Drive Palm Coast, Florida 32164
(864) [email protected]
EducationNorth Carolina Central UniversityBachelor of Business Administration - AccountingMay 1998
Relevant Coaching ExperienceBethune Cookman University Daytona Beach, Florida July 2010 - PresentAssociate Head Coach (May 2011)• Constructed scouting reports to assist with developing game strategies which helped us become the only team in our league to defeat Hampton University.• Developed the skill and knowledge of our post players which enabled them produce a number of double digit scoring games and allowed Amanda Hairston to earn All-Rookie Team.• Organized practice plans in order to efficiently prepare our team to compete with seven players as a result of injuries and other obstacles.• Created a competitive home friendly game schedule for the 2011 – 2012 season. • Recruited an impact signee, Kariamu Samples Smart, for the 2011 class.• Devised and implemented offensive sets that complimented our talent. We finished as the fourth best defensive team in our conference despite limited numbers. • Increased our program visibility through the use of social networks and my personal reputation.
Clemson University Clemson, South Carolina April 2008 – May 2010Assistant Coach – Recruiting Coordinator• Restructured and reorganized our recruiting system to aid us in developing better relationships which helped us sign Keyrra Gillespie who owns the state of South Carolina assist record. • Developed the skill and knowledge of our post players which enabled them to contribute in multiple areas as freshman and nearly double their statistical impact as sophomores. • Constructed scouting reports to assist with developing game strategies to include our upset of Georgia Tech in the 2009 ACC Tournament. • I performed speaking engagements at local schools encouraging kids to work hard at developing their talents in order to gain funding to further their education. • Enhanced our program image through the use of social networks and custom stationary.• Participated in service events in order to uplift citizens in our community.
Providence College Providence, Rhode Island November 2002 – April 2008Assistant Coach – Recruiting Coordinator• Restructured and reorganized our recruiting system which was the driving force in our program signing Chelsea Marandola who went on to earn Big East Honors and finished as the third leading scorer in Providence Colllege history. Other Notable signees include Shantee Darrian, Kendria Holmes, and Mikhida Hankins. • Developed the skill and knowledge of our post players which enabled Gayle Nwafili to average 13ppg for her final two seasons, Emily Cournoyer nearly reached the 1000 point plateau, and a few others maximized their talents under my leadership. • Completed scouting reports that produced strategies that accounted for 56% of our Big East Wins over a six year span.• Created game schedules that included games to help build our confidence and competitive games to prepare us for the BIG East Conference. • Designed and ordered our equipment and apparel that enhanced our image through the use of style. Thru my contacts -aided new Head Coach Phil Seymore in securing a contract from NIKE. • Coordinated our team travel to with the goal of accounting for every detail of the trip ranging from the location of everything to contact numbers in case of emergencies.
North Carolina Central University Durham, NC June 2000 – November 2002Assistant Head Coach – Recruiting Coordinator• Developed three HBCU All Americans, one professional in Shenika Worthy and a WNBA Draft Pick in Amba Kongolo.• Recruited Tiona Beatty who concluded her career as the schools 4th All-Time leading scorer at 1,385 and Shenika Worthy who went on to play seven seasons of professional basketball.• Created and lead our strength and conditioning program to build mental and physical toughness.• Devised our offensive and defensive strategies that enabled our teams to win two Division titles, set a record with a sixteen game win streak, and earn At-Large Bids to consecutive NCAA Division II Tournaments. • Implemented our offensive and defensive sets that helped us finish as the top ranked defense in our conference for two seasons.• Designed and ordered our equipment and apparel to improve our image through style.
Volunteer Experience• Man Law Clinic – Etiquette rules for boys.• Doug Edwards “Real Dads Forever” Fatherhood Development Clinic which focuses on fathers understanding the importance of their role in raising a child. • Multiple basketball Clinics to include the NCAA YES Program• AAU Boys Basketball Coach
Awards• Named Associate Head Coach - May 2011
Antreylius G. Hall
Professional References Joseph D’ Antonio Jr. Esq.Senior Associate Commissioner (Compliance and Governance)Big East Conference401-272 [email protected]
Vanessa BlairHead CoachBethune Cookman [email protected]
Barbara Kennedy DixonAssociate AD/Senior Women’s AdministratorClemson [email protected] LaPointExecutive Associate Athletic Director/Senior Women’s AdministratorProvidence College401 – 865 – [email protected]
Ingrid Wicker- McCreeAthletic DirectorNorth Carolina Central University919 – 530- [email protected]
Delmar G. Harris12 Old Silvermine Place
Poughkeepsie, NY 12603(804) 512 - 4267
[email protected] State UniversityB.A. – Health Physical Education/Sports ManagementMay 2002
Relevant Coaching ExperienceVassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY – August 2009 to PresentHead Men’s Basketball Coach• Provide direction, vision and leadership for the men’s basketball program• Responsible for recruiting and preparing team game schedule• Provide instruction on skill development, design plays, offense/defensive strategies• Responsible for community relations, alumni involvement and campus life• Supervise assistant coaches and team managers
Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY – August 2008 to 2009Interim Head Men’s Basketball Coach• Provide direction, vision and leadership for the men’s basketball program. • Responsible for recruiting and preparing team game schedule• Provide instruction on skill development, design plays, offense/defense strategies• Responsible for community relations, alumni involvement and campus life• Supervise assistant coaches and team managers
Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD. August 2006 to June 2007Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach• Assisted with team practice sessions• Repaired scouting reports/updated software• Assisted with film breakdown and exchange• Ensured NCAA compliance, filing of all university forms required• Coordinated travel arrangements
Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA - August 2005 to May 2006Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach• Assisted with team practice sessions/individual workout• Followed player application process, coordinated campus visits• Managed study-hall• Coordinated player community relations events
University of Richmond, Richmond, VA - August 2004 to May 2005Administrative Assistant Men’s Basketball• Assisted with team practice• Facilitated film exchange preparations• Assisted with preparing scouting tapes• Handled daily administrative duties for the basketball program
Team Richmond AAU, Richmond, VA - March 2001 to July 2004Head Boy’s Basketball Coach• Coached and instructed players on fundamental skills• Provided specific practice drills and targeted development• Coordinated team travel to AAU basketball games and tournaments• Provided mentoring, guidance and youth development opportunities• Finished 2nd in Virginia AAU State Tournament 2004• Finished Top 30 in AAU National Tournament in 2004
Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY – August 2009 to PresentHead Men’s Basketball Coach• Provide direction, vision and leadership for the men’s basketball program• Responsible for recruiting and preparing team game schedule• Provide instruction on skill development, design plays, offense/defensive strategies• Responsible for community relations, alumni involvement and campus life• Supervise assistant coaches and team managers
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer staffer for the CAA Men’s Basketball Tournament 2001• Volunteer for ESPN Crew - Women’s Basketball Regional in 2000• Volunteer Assistant Coach - Richmond Squires AAU Boy’s Basketball
Delmar G. Harris
Professional References 1. Dr. Sharon BeverlyDirector of AthleticsVassar CollegePoughkeepsie, NY [email protected]
2. Mr. Jerry WainwrightAssociate Head Coach
Fresno State UniversityFresno, CA773-410-2156
3. Mr. Bart BellairsAthletic DirectorSouthern Louisiana State UniversityHammond, [email protected]
4. Mr. Ramon WilliamsAssistant Men’s Basketball CoachOhio UniversityAthens, [email protected]
Jenerrie L. Harris410 Oaklawn Avenue, Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) [email protected]
EducationUniversity of KentuckyB.A. Sociology June 2004
Relevant Coaching ExperienceUnited States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, June 2009 – presentAssistant Coach / Recruiting Coordinator Job Responsibilities • Implement and coordinate a national recruiting plan.• Coach and develop forwards and posts play.• Alternate in scouting and game preparation throughout the year.• Communicate as the primary liaison for USNA admissions.• Must monitor all compliance activity relating to recruiting.• Provide in-game stats for head coach throughout the season.
Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, June 2007 – June 2009Assistant Coach / Recruiting CoordinatorJob Duties • Coordinate all aspects of recruiting in addition to previous responsibilities.
Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, May 2006 – June 2007Assistant Coach Job Duties • Coordinate and facilitate all women’s basketball community service projects.• Monitor the academic progress of individual players.• Assist in the skill development of all players.• Assist in the recruiting process with head coach and recruiting coordinator.
Longwood University, Farmville, Virginia, June 2005 – May 2006Assistant CoachJob Duties • Conduct strength and conditioning workouts for women’s basketball.• Monitor the team’s academic success and report to head coach.• Responsible for incoming and outgoing film exchange.• Coordinate all aspects of recruiting with head coach.• Supervise and coordinate Lancer Invitational logistics.• Prepare scouting report against upcoming opponents.• Assist in all aspects of on-the-court skill development and game preparation.
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer coach at the Boys & Girls Club.• Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity.• Volunteer at Ronald McDonald House.• Volunteer assistant coach at Northland High School.
Jenerrie L. Harris
Professional References Stefanie PemperHead CoachUnited States Naval Academy(410) [email protected]
Bernadette MattoxAssistant CoachConnecticut Suns(860) [email protected]
Scott GroningerHead Women’s CoachUniversity of West Georgia(678) [email protected]
Bob GrantAthletic DirectorWright State University(937) [email protected]
Mickie DeMossWomen’s Assistant CoachUniversity of Tennessee(865) [email protected]
Khadija J. Head1775 Beechwood Blvd. Apt 2
Pittsburgh, PA 15217412-956-7017
[email protected] Rock UniversityM.S. in Sport ManagementDecember 2004
Murray State UniversityB.A. in Organizational Communication and Minor in Business Administration, Cum LaudeMay 2003
Relevant Coaching ExperienceUniversity of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, May 2010 – present Assistant Coach, Recruiting CoordinatorJob Responsibilities • Serves as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at nationally recognized program in the highly competitive BIG EAST Conference. • Coordinate the entire recruiting process including: identify prospects, coordinate evaluations periods, prospect correspondence, arranging official/unofficial visits, logging, informing and updating Head Coach Agnus Berenato and staff.• Oversee Clearinghouse/Admissions paperwork as needed for compliance. Know Admissions policies, guidelines, and deadlines. Work with Jen Tuscano, Aca-demic Counselor with Clearinghouse and admissions standards. Develop relationship with Dr. Betsy Porter, Director of Admissions. Work with Dan Bartholomae from Compliance and Stacey Brann from media relations• Responsible for all aspects of coaching, including guard play during all practices as lead guard coach. • Develop rapport with Pittsburgh-area high school coaches, alumni, booster club and community.• Represent the Pitt women’s basketball program at various points during the year by participating in clinics and at public speaking engagements.• Work to develop our defensive philosophy along with the Head Coach, help organize teaching and execution of all offenses, develop end line/sideline out of bounds play implementation/game situation, etc.• 2011 Pitt five-member recruiting class recognized as No. 19 nationally by ESPN Hoopgurlz.
Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN, June 2007 – May 2010Assistant Coach, Recruiting CoordinatorJob Duties • Developed scouting reports and game strategies for Top-25 and future NCAA opponents, Final Four participants and conference champions• Provided on-floor coaching and assisted in individual instruction during pre-season, in-season, and post-season workouts• Created and implemented recruiting model/system designed to educate, inform, and manage 300 potential student-athletes of the benefits and advantages of attending MTSU as a women’s basketball student-athlete• Supervised individuals in the area of MTSU recruiting (three coaches and one graduate assistant) and basketball skill development/position specific training (15 student-athletes).• Scheduled, planned, and coordinated official/unofficial campus visits with prospective student athletes, parents, and/or coaches with MTSU athletic, administra-tive, and academic personnel in regards to academic and athletic advantages offered at Middle Tennessee• Represent the Women’s Basketball program throughout the year in community service activities.
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, June 2005 – June 2007Assistant Coach/Director of Basketball OperationsJob Duties • Plan and coordinate team travel (charter airplanes and charter buses), meal, and hotel arrangements for the women’s basketball team, coaching and support staff (25-plus individuals).• Oversaw the ordering, managing and distribution of Adidas and Russell apparel for the team, coaching staff, administration, and support staff.• Oversaw six figure budgeting needs for each academic year in regards to team travel. • Evaluated and reported athletic performance of prospective student-athletes through film and off-site competitions.• Assisted in the coordination of team, individual and elite level camps. • Oversaw correspondence and national solicitation of camp participants, developed camp itineraries, rules, regulations and schedules.
Professional Development• A Step Up, Assistant Coaches Professional Development Symposium, 2011• Nike, WBCA Assistant Coaches’ round table presenter at WBCA National Convention, San Antonio, Texas 2010• Coaching Women’s Basketball, Published Article, 2009 Edition• Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) “So You Want To Be A Coach” Program, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2004
Awards• 2010 & 2009 NCAA Tournament Participant• 2010 Sun Belt Conference Tournament Champions• 2009 Sun Belt Regular Season Champions / Sun Belt Conference Tournament Champions• Alysha Clark (Middle Tennessee State University) o 2nd Team All-American by Associated Press (2010) o Leading Scorer in the Nation (2010) o 3rd Team All-American by Associated Press (2009) o Leading Scorer in the Nation (2009)• Amber Holt (Middle Tennessee State University) o 1st Team All-American by CBSSports.com (2008) o 3rd Team All-American by Associated Press (2008) o Leading Scorer in the Nation (2007-2008)
Khadija J. Head
Professional References Beth BassChief Executive OfficerWomen’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA)Phone: (770) 279-8027, ext. [email protected]
Charles HuddlestonShare Holder/Trial LawyerBaker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell, & Berkowitz, PCPhone: (678) [email protected]
Agnus BerenatoHead CoachUniversity of PittsburghPhone: (412) [email protected]
Talvin G. Hester144 S. 3rd Street Unit 328 San Jose, Ca. 95112
EducationTexas Wesleyan UniversityB.S. DegreeDecember 2003
Relevant Coaching ExperienceSan Jose State University, San Jose, California, June 2010 – Present Assistant CoachJob Responsibilities • Recruiting to find the players that fit the program.• Dissect game film to prepare for opponents and for the improvement of our team.• Prepare game information for scouting reports.• Track statistical data to help make adjustments for the team before, during, and after games.• Conduct player development film sessions and drill work to help players to reach their individual ceiling.• Schedule opponents to fill the current and future years schedule.
Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, Texas, May 2007 – May 2010Associate Head CoachJob Responsibilities • Recruiting to find the players that fit the program.• Dissect game film to prepare for opponents and for the improvement of our team.• Prepare game information for scouting reports.• Track statistical data to help make adjustments for the team before, during, and after games.• Conduct player development film sessions and drill work to help players to reach their individual ceiling.• Schedule opponents to fill the current and future years schedule.
Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, Texas, August 2005 – May 2007Assistant CoachJob Responsibilities • Recruiting to find the players that fit the program.• Dissect game film to prepare for opponents and for the improvement of our team.• Prepare game information for scouting reports.• Track statistical data to help make adjustments for the team before, during, and after games.• Conduct player development film sessions and drill work to help players to reach their individual ceiling.• Schedule opponents to fill the current and future years schedule.
Texas College, Tyler, Texas, August 2004 – August 2005Associate Head CoachJob Responsibilities • Recruiting to find the players that fit the program.• Dissect game film to prepare for opponents and for the improvement of our team.• Prepare game information for scouting reports.• Track statistical data to help make adjustments for the team before, during, and after games.• Conduct player development film sessions and drill work to help players to reach their individual ceiling.
Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth, Texas, August 2003 – August 2004Assistant CoachJob Responsibilities • Recruiting to find the players that fit the program.• Dissect game film to prepare for opponents and for the improvement of our team.• Prepare game information for scouting reports.• Track statistical data to help make adjustments for the team before, during, and after games.• Conduct player development film sessions and drill work to help players to reach their individual ceiling.
North Lake College, Irving, Texas, May 2002 – August 2003Assistant CoachJob Responsibilities • Recruiting to find the players that fit the program.• Dissect game film to prepare for opponents and for the improvement of our team.• Prepare game information for scouting reports.• Track statistical data to help make adjustments for the team before, during, and after games.• Conduct player development film sessions and drill work to help players to reach their individual ceiling.
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer coach for United States Basketball League-Texas Rim Rockers (March 2003 – June 2003).• Volunteer coach for the Dallas Mustangs (AAU) in Dallas, Texas.• Volunteer coach for G2S (AAU) in Arlington, Texas.
Talvin G. Hester
Professional References George NessmanHead Men’s Basketball CoachSan Jose State [email protected]
Thomas BowenDirector of AthleticsSan Jose State [email protected]
Byron Rimm IIHead Men’s Basketball CoachPrairie View A&M [email protected]
Fred WashingtonDirector of AthleticsPrairie View A&M [email protected]
Patrena Y. Trice-Hill7056 Strath Road
Richmond, VA 23231(804) 615-7557
[email protected] Carolina State UniversityB.A., Speech Communication, May 1987
Coaching ExperienceVirginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, June 2010-PresentAssistant Women’s Basketball Coach• Assist Head Coach on the bench during games, during all practice sessions, and in daily practice preparation• Assist in the development of post players• Responsible for monitoring the academic progress of student-athletes.• Video analysis and scouting of opponents.• Liaison with marketing/promotion of VCU women’s basketball• Very involved in recruiting academically qualified and athletically talented prospective student-athletes.• Arranged unofficial visits for top recruits• Responsible for keeping scoutware (recruiting data base) maintained and updated• Developed great rapport and built relationships with recruits, high school, and AAU coaches in Virginia and nationally• Aware of and remain in compliance with NCAA, CAA, State, and University regulations regarding NCAA Division I women’s basketball.
Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina, September 2009-May 2010Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator• Assisted Head Coach in coaching and training of student-athletes at the Division II level and prepared them for competition in regional and national competition• Video analysis for student-athlete’s personal growth• Assist with monitoring the academic progress of student-athletes.• Prepared all practice schedules on a daily basis• Responsible for team development and post players • Evaluated prospective student-athletes.• Responsible for recruitment of academically qualified and athletically talented student-athletes. Responsible for documentation of all unofficial and official visits through compliance formsNorth Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina July 2004 – May 2009Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach• Assist in practice planning by giving input and sharing ideas on certain drills• Assist in game preparation and game coaching (meet with head coach and assistants to come up with different strategies to win games).• Assist with the development of post players• Assist in planning and implementation of skill workout sessions pre-season and post season• Individual sessions with players as needed by head coach or at player’s request• Mentor student-athletes through adversity• Scout selected gameso Review all game film on opponents o Meet with coaches to prepare for scouto Prepare opponent’s plays to review in practice
Recruiting Responsibilities• Evaluate prospects off campus during evaluation/contact periods.• Responsible for all general correspondence (view films, read and respond to letters in a timely manner)• Assist with creating mail-outs • Hand write priority juniors and seniors weekly *(Have written communication)• Call high school coaches weekly to get information regarding their recruitable prospects• Call recruits weekly• Arrange home visits by contacting counselors, coaches, recruits and/or parents. Follow-up with phone calls and e-mails• Arrange official visits by preparing itineraries for recruits, making hotel and flight arrangements, if necessary.• Help organize involvement of current players with recruits on official visits.• Attend home visits/school visits. Speak with counselors, high school coaches, parents and/or recruits weekly to confirm visits.• Responsible for documentation of all unofficial visits through compliance forms• Responsible for official visit forms (prospects declaration, student-host, mileage reimbursement, if needed) and signatures from compliance and academic departments• Responsible for tickets for official and unofficial visits• Make sure recruits submit all Final documents to Eligibility Center (transcripts, SAT/ACT, amateurism, etc…)
Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia, May 2002-June 2004Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach• Responsible for the development of post players• Prepared practice schedules on a daily basis• Assist in practice planning by giving input and sharing ideas on certain drills• Assist in game preparation and game coaching (meet with head coach and assistants to come up with different strategies to win games).• Assist in planning and implementation of skill workout sessions pre-season and post season• Individual sessions with post players as needed by head coach or at player’s request• Administrative duties as assigned by the Head Coach• Mentor student-athletes through their academic progression
Volunteer Experience• Tutorial program for middle school kids (reading, writing, math, etc…)• GWIS (Girls and Women in Sports)AwardsAssistant Coach• 2011 ACE Participant• 2010-2011 WNIT Appearance• 2009-2010 Top Recruiting Class *(Shaw University)• 2007-2008 WNIT Semi-Finals• 2006-2007 NCAA Sweet Sixteen Top Recruiting Class *( NC State University)• 2005-2006 NCAA Appearance• 2004-2005 NCAA Appearance• 2003-2004 MEAC Champions NCAA Appearance• 2002-2003 MEAC Champions NCAA Appearance
Patrena Y. Trice-Hill
ReferencesBeth A. CunninghamHead Women’s Basketball CoachVirginia Commonwealth UniversityRichmond, VirginiaWork Phone: 804/828-4366Cell Phone: 804/350-9060E-Mail: [email protected]
Norwood T. Teague
Director of AthleticsVirginia Commonwealth UniversityRichmond, VirginiaWork Phone: 804/828-8110Cell Phone: 804/714-5012E-Mail: [email protected]
Jacque CurtisHead Women’s Basketball CoachShaw University
Raleigh, North CarolinaCell Phone: 919/604-4834E-mail: [email protected]
Stephanie GlanceHead Women’s Basketball CoachIllinois State UniversityNormal, IllinoisCell Phone: 309/826-4464E-Mail: [email protected]
Nora Lynn FinchAssociate Commissioner/WBB/SWAAtlantic Coast Conference4512 Weybridge LaneGreensboro, North Carolina 27407Office: (336) 854-8787E-Mail: [email protected]
Robert L. Jones551 Waterfront Cove #201, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
EducationSUNY-New Paltz, New Paltz, NYBusiness Management, 2002
Relevant Coaching ExperienceBard College, Kingston, NY, 2001-2002Volunteer Assistant Coach• Helped in all aspects of this NCAA Division III program including but not limited to recruiting, game scouting, player development and practice planning• Achieved, at the time, a school record 10 wins and first ever playoff appearance in HVAC Conference playoffs
SUNY-New Paltz , New Paltz, NY 2002-2004Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach• Helped in all aspects of this NCAA Division III program including but not limited to recruiting, game scouting, player development and practice planning, film exchange• Recruited Amseshem Foluke-Henderson in 2002, later became first team All-SUNYAC• Achieved first trip to SUNYAC conference championship game since 1994 during 2003 season.St. Marys High School, Manhasset, NY, 2004-2005 (Freshman head coaching record 16-7)Head coach of Freshman basketball team and assistant boys varsity coach• Led the Freshman team to NSCHSAA Freshman Semi-finals• Assisted in player development for the varsity which was 25-1 and ranked #1 in country by USA Today for 4 straight weeks• Help develop Danny Green (UNC/NBA), Tyson Johnson (Wyoming), Tyrone Hansen (Nevada/Jackson State)
St. Mary’s High School, Manhasset, NY, 2005-2007 (overall record 32-15 .681 win percentage)Director of operations of entire basketball program, Head coach of Boys Varsity program• Oversaw all operations of this national HS program which included hiring and supervising all coaches within program• Developed all practice plans and game strategies• Coordinated all team travel, budget planning, equipment purchases, and academic components such as progress reports, study hall and tutoring• Back to back NSCHSAA championship game appearances and ranked as high as #35 in country 2005-2006 season competing in NY’s Highest classification Class AA• Coached and developed Rashad Green (Top 150 recruit, Manhattan/San Francisco), Marcos Tamares (UMBC/Norfolk St), Scott Machado (Iona)• Achieved 100% graduation rate
Team Takeover AAU New York (Ahead of the Game, Inc), summer of 2007 (29-5)Head Coach• Head coach of this national Adidas sponsored AAU travel team• Finished in the Final four of prestigious national AAU tournaments: Kingswood Classic and Lebron James Classic• Reached the championship game in the prestigious national travel tournament: Reebok Summer East Classic• Coached Devin Ebanks (West Virginia/NBA top 10 recruit), Christian Morris (Rutgers/Norfolk St—top 75 recruit), Jin Soo Kim (Maryland), Ed Davis (UNC/NBA top 20 recruit), Qaasim Pugh (College of Charleston) Scott Machado (Iona), Latiq Agard (Jacksonville St.)
Norfolk State University, Norfolk, VA, 2007-2008 Assistant Mens Basketball Coach• Helped in all aspects of this NCAA Division I program but not limited to recruiting, game scouting and strategy preparation, film exchange, summer camp coordi-nation, study hall monitoring and player development of all forwards and centers, game scheduling• Achieved a Division I school record of 16 wins• Second winning season (16-15) in school history• Highest MEAC conference finish and best conference record (11-5) ever
Norfolk State University, Norfolk, VA, , 2008-presentHead Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach• As Recruiting coordinator, successfully recruited Kyle O’Quinn (1st team All-MEAC, top 5 in nation in blocked shots and rebounding), Christian Morris (Top 75 re-cruit nationally), Robert Hampton (preseason 2nd team all-MEAC and HBCU All-Star Game selection), Aleek Pauline ( broke school division 1 record in only 3 years)• Successfully worked with guard development; Michael Deloach went from 12.8ppg as soph to 22ppg junior and senior year (top 10 in nation in scoring) now playing professionally• Most successful 3 year stretch in school history (40 wins)• Achieved 3 of the school’s only 4 conference semi-final appearances• Achieved school’s only MEAC championship game appearance after 2008-2009 season
Volunteer ExperienceBruce Bishop Basketball Camp Summer of 2005• Example: Volunteer coach at this camp.
AwardsMaximum 5 bullets• Example: Coach of the Year.• Recruiter of the Year.
Robert L. Jones
Professional ReferencesTim CluessHead Coach of Iona [email protected]
Anthony EvansHead Coach of Norfolk State [email protected]
Kevin WillardHead Coach of Seton Hall University862-216-2460
Kevin DevantierHead Coach of Sullivan Community college607-743-9854
Ravon T. Justice6520 Broadway Street Apt # 923
EducationHouston Baptist UniversityMaster of Liberal Arts 05/09University of Science & Arts of OklahomaBachelor’s of Arts, Sociology 04/04
Coaching ExperienceUniversity of Houston, Houston TX June 2010- PresentAssistant Women’s Basketball Coach• Recruiting student –athletes• Prepared scouting reports and film breakdowns• Organized a scout team to increase team performance• On-floor coaching• Worked with guard development • Pre/Post season workouts for guard/post players• Developed team building projects
Houston Baptist University, Houston TX August 2005-June 2010Assistant Women’s Basketball CoachInterim Head Coach April 2010-June 2010• Recruiting student-athletes• Coordinated travel arrangements• Managed budget/purchasing• Responsible for team scheduling• Academic advisor for women’s basketball team• Worked with guard development• Pre/post season workouts for guards and post players• Prepared summer strength & conditioning player workout guide• Organized team camp
Grayson County College, Denison TX August 2004-August 2005Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach• Academic advisor for women’s basketball• Organized study hall• Recruiting student –athletes• Work with guard development• Organized scout team for team performance• Pre/Post season workouts• Prepared scouting reports
Volunteer ExperienceTexas Wishing Well Foundation
Ravon T. Justice
Serena M. King-Coleman2757 Jacquelyn LaneLexington, KY 40511
EducationUniversity of North Carolina at GreensboroBA in EnglishMay 1998
Coaching ExperienceKentucky State University: Frankfort, KY July 2010-presentHead Women’s Basketball Coach• I devise team rules and guidelines.• I plan and organize all team practices, games, and meetings.• I develop and provide workouts for post players and supervise the development of guards. • I organize and provide workouts for preseason and postseason conditioning.• I delegate responsibilities and supervise one assistant coach.• I order equipment, utilize scholarship monies, and stay within budget guidelines.• I stay in compliance with NCAA rules and regulations.• I planned and organized community service for the program.
Saint Paul’s College: Lawrenceville, VA August 2004-July 2010Head Women’s Basketball Coach/SWA/Assist Athletic Director• I devised team rules and guidelines.• I planned and organize all team practices, games, and meetings.• I delegated responsibilities and supervise two assistant coaches and their development of guards and post players.• I ordered equipment, utilize scholarship monies, and stay within budget guidelines.• I stayed in compliance with NCAA rules and regulations• I planned and organized community service for the program.
Gardner-Webb University: Boiling Springs, NC July 2002-May 2004Interim Head Women’s Basketball Coach August 2003-May 2004 • I devised team rules and guidelines.• I planned and organize all team practices, games, and meetings.• I delegated responsibilities and supervise three assistant coaches.• I ordered equipment, utilize scholarship monies, and stay within budget guidelines.• I stayed in compliance with NCAA rules and regulations• I planned and organized community service for the program.• I organize and provide workouts for preseason and postseason conditioning.Associate Head Women’s Basketball Coach/ Recruiting Coordinator July 2002-July 2003• I evaluated and recruited guards and post players.• I organized and planned practices in the absence of the head coach.• I provided and coordinated workouts for guards and post players.• I organize and provide workouts for preseason and postseason conditioning.• I delegated responsibilities and supervise two assistant coaches.
High Point University: High Point, NC June 2001-July 2002Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach/ Recruiting Coordinator• I planned and organized recruiting trips, official visits, and unofficial visits• I evaluated and recruited guards and post players.• I provided and coordinated workouts for guards and post players.• I coordinated film exchange.• I delegated responsibilities and supervise a part-time assistant coach.• I provided and coordinated workouts for guards and post players.
Johnson C. Smith University: Charlotte, NC July 1998-July 2001Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach/Head Women’s Cross Country Coach• I planned and organized recruiting trips, official visits, and unofficial visits• I evaluated and recruited guards and post players.• I provided and coordinated workouts for guards and post players.• I coordinated film exchange.• I delegated responsibilities and supervise a part-time assistant coach.• I provided and coordinated workouts for guards and post players.
University of North Carolina at Greensboro: Greensboro, NC August 1997-May1998Student Assistant Coach• I helped in guard and post workouts.• I responsible for motivational activities or quotes throughout the season.• I helped with mailings to recruits.• I helped with stats on the bench.
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer for the Walk for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.• Volunteer for the Women’s Homeless and Battered Shelter.• Volunteer for the Salvation Army.• Volunteer to do shoe box gifts by adopting a Daycare.
Awards• Class of 2010 10th Region Hall of Fame for the State of Kentucky Girl’s High School Basketball.
ReferencesMonique MorganAssociate Commissioner/ Senior Woman Administrator/ Director of Fall and Spring Championships Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)757-865-0071 [email protected]
Dr. Denisha HendricksAthletic DirectorKentucky State [email protected]
Barry StreetAthletic Director/ Head Women’s Basketball CoachWake Tech Community College919-866-5508
Serena M. King-Coleman
Shanette A. Lee1060 Markee TerraceBryn Mawr, PA 19010
(610) [email protected]
EducationVillanova UniversityB.A. in Human ServicesMay 1999
Relevant Coaching ExperienceVillanova University, Villanova, PA, June 1999 – Present Assistant CoachJob Responsibilities • Aid in daily activities of the women’s basketball program• Video Coordinator• Manage development of guards• Manage game day preparation for guards• Assist in the recruitment of student athletes• Monitor the academic progress of student athletes• Assist in opponent scouting and video breakdown• Co- director of summer camps and clinics
Volunteer Experience• Keynote speaker for Southeast Pennsylvania Special Olympic Games• Feature speaker for Freshman Orientation• Volunteer for university staff picnic• Volunteer for university day of service
Professional ReferencesHarry PerrettaHead Women’s Basketball CoachVillanova UniversityCell: [email protected]
Vincent NicastroDirector of AthleticsVillanova UniversityWork: [email protected]
Denise DillonHead Women’s Basketball CoachDrexel UniversityWork: [email protected]
Lionel Brahim Brodie IIIHead Equipment Manager Villanova UniversityWork: [email protected]
Chester Nichols Assistant Women’s Basketball CoachUniversity of KansasCell: [email protected]
Shanette A. Lee
Ulric M. Maligi 3363 McCue Road #349; Houston, TX 77056
(832) [email protected]
EducationHoward UniversityB.S. in Exercise Physiology (Graduated Cum Laude with 3.25 GPA)May 2006
Relevant Coaching ExperienceUniversity of Houston, Houston, Texas, April 2010 – presentAssistant CoachJob Responsibilities (Maximum 8 bullet points)• Provide on-the-floor coaching and skill development. • Responsible for academic monitoring of student-athletes.• Recruit talented and high character student-athletes.• Assist with the preparation of the team by scouting opponents.
Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas, May 2007 – April 2010Assistant CoachJob Duties (Maximum 6 bullet points)• Provided on-the-floor coaching and skill development. • I was responsible for academic monitoring of student-athletes.• Recruited talented and high character student-athletes.• Assisted with the preparation of the team by scouting opponents.
University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas, August 2006 – May 2007Assistant CoachJob Duties (Maximum 6 bullet points)• Provided on-the-floor coaching and skill development. • I was responsible for academic monitoring of student-athletes.• Recruited talented and high character student-athletes.• Assisted with the preparation of the team by scouting opponents.
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer coach for the Dallas Mustangs AAU program from 2004-2007.• Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity.• Volunteer with Star of Hope Thanksgiving Drive.• Volunteer with Harvest House Food Pantry Drive.• Volunteer with Final Four Little Dribblers. Professional References Mack RhoadesAthletic Director University of Houston (713) 823-5333 [email protected]
James DickeyHead Men’s Basketball CoachUniversity of Houston(832) 523-1378 [email protected]
Robert HillAthletic DirectorStephen F. Austin State University(936) 468-4333 [email protected]
Danny KasparHead Men’s Basketball CoachStephen F. Austin State University(936) 462-0482 [email protected]
Scott CrossHead Men’s Basketball CoachUniversity of Texas at Arlington(214) 929-9208 [email protected]
Ulric M. Maligi
Wendell W. Moore11504 Robinson Street
(816) [email protected]
Education:Georgia Southern UniversityBachelors of Communication Arts June 1993
Hutchinson Community CollegeAssociates in Business AdministrationMay 1990
Relevant Coaching Experience:University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC); Kansas City, MO.; May 2008 – PresentAssistant Men’s Basketball CoachJob Responsibilities• Serve as the Recruiting Coordinator.• Serve as a mentor for our Student-Athletes• Formulate defensive schemes and strategies for practices and games• Assisted in Individual Instruction for player development• Serve as guest speaker at different functions throughout the community
Florida Atlantic University; Boca Raton, FL.; May 2006 – May 2008Assistant Men’s Basketball CoachJob Duties• Responsible for monitoring Financial Aid for current student-athletes• Served as the Defensive Coordinator • Recruited throughout the Midwest and Southeast region• Monitored the academic progress for our student-athletes• Assisted in Individual Instruction for player development• Served as guest speaker at different functions throughout the community
Redlands Community College; El Reno, OK.; June 2004 – May 2006Assistant Men’s Basketball CoachJob Duties• Recruiting Coordinator• Scheduling Coordinator for official contests • Monitored our student-athletes academic progress• Academic Liaison for our student-athletes
Wyandotte High School; Kansas City, KS.; August 2000 – June 2004Head Men’s Basketball CoachJob Duties• Monitored the academic progress for our student-athletes• Raised Funds for the athletic budget• Constructed individual instruction and off – season development • Provided strategies for games and practices
Volunteer Experience:• Served as camp instructor for Blue Valley district• Served as Assistant Coach for the Blue Valley Youth Baseball League• Served for Lenexa Christian Center as an aid in helping the community
Professional ReferencesCharlton YoungHead Men’s Basketball Coach Georgia Southern University(913) 536 – 1530 Cell
Counzo Martin Head Men’s Basketball CoachUniversity of Tennessee (865) 255 – 5531 Cell
John CooperHead Men’s Basketball CoachTennessee State University(334) 707 – 3402 Cell
Rick RayAssociate Head Men’s Basketball Coach University of Clemson(864) 653 – 0433 Cell
Kareem RichardsonAssociate Head Men’s Basketball CoachDrake University(515) 208 - 8304
Wendell W. Moore
Tomekia Y. Reed29 Hillcrest Dr. #19 •Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39402
EducationMaster of Arts, Physical Education and Health University of Southern Mississippi; Hattiesburg, MSAnticipated Degree Completion July 2011
Bachelor of Arts, Exercise Science Georgia Southwestern State University; Americus, GAJune 2003
Associate of Arts, Sports Medicine Hinds Community College; Utica, MS Magna Cum Laude, June 2001
Relevant Coaching ExperienceUniversity Of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS, October 2010 – Present Junior College Recruiting Coach • Responsible for developing post players.• Responsible for overseeing academics for selected student-athletes.• Responsible for scouting opponents in our conference.• Responsible for film breakdown of our opponents.• Responsible for on court coaching.• Responsible for coordinating our alumni affairs.• Responsible for our community service events.• Responsible for our life skills development.
University Of Louisiana Lafayette, Lafayette, LA, July 2009 – September 2010Recruiting Coordinator • Was responsible for developing our recruiting plan and philosophy.• Was responsible for developing post players. • Was responsible for overseeing academics for position players.• Was responsible for scouting opponents.• Was responsible for on court coaching.• Was responsible for coordinating our alumni affairs.• Was responsible for coordinating our fundraising events.• Was responsible for coordinating our community service events.
Jackson State University, Jackson, MS, June 2006 – July 2009Recruiting Coordinator/Head Assistant • I spearheaded top recruiting class signing elite players from Mississippi, Louisiana, and Georgia.• I developed perimeter and post players.• Was responsible for overseeing academics.• Was responsible for scouting opponents.• Was responsible for on court coaching.• Was responsible for coordinating or community service events. • Was responsible for coordinating our team travel.
South Georgia Technical College, Americus, GA, June 2004 – May 2006Recruiting Coordinator • I headed first recruiting class in school’s program with elite athletes from Mississippi and Georgia.• Was responsible for the strength and conditioning program. • I served as the team’s athletic trainer.• Was responsible for scouting opponents.• Was responsible for overseeing academics.• Was responsible for all administrative duties. • Was responsible for coordinating our team’s travel.
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer coach for the Lafayette Parish Housing Authority Students.• Volunteer for the Lafayette Parish Foster Home Committee. • Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity.• Volunteer with Read-a-thon to local elementary schools.
Awards• 2006 Regular Season Co-Champions• 2007 Regular Season Champions• 2007 WNIT Appearance• 2008 SWAC Basketball Tournament Champions• Lead Recruiter for the 2008 SWAC Tournament chosen MVP• 2008 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament – First Round
Tomekia Y. Reed
ReferencesJoye Lee-McNelisHead Women’s Basketball CoachUniversity of Southern Mississippi 601.266.6444 (o)[email protected]
Jocelyn McGillberryAssistant Women’s Basketball CoachUniversity of Mississippi 662.915.7543 (o)[email protected]
Yolette McCuinWomen’s Basketball Recruiting CoordinatorClemson University864.506.2884 (o)[email protected]
KiKi Baker BarnesAthletic Director & Head Women’s Basketball CoachDillard University504.816.4752 (c) [email protected]
Edward P. Silva17 Bolivia Street
Willimantic, CT 06226413-519-0953
[email protected] of ConnecticutMSW, Social WorkMay 2002
Eastern Connecticut State UniversityBA Sociology, Magna Cum LaudeMay 1997
Hesser CollegeAA Liberal Arts, Summa Cum LaudeMay 1994
Relevant Coaching ExperienceElms College, Chicopee , MA, 10/01 – presentHead Men’s Basketball CoachJob Responsibilities• Recruit, train, and coach the men’s basketball program• Facilitate the development and promotion of the men’s basketball program• Supervise assistant coaches and student-managers.• Generate funds to support the men’s basketball program.• Organize, schedule, and conduct practices.• Schedule games with approval of director of athletics.• Monitor student-athlete and student-manager academic and social development.• Complete administrative tasks pertaining to budget
Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT, 09/1996 – 10/01Assistant Men’s Basketball CoachJob Duties • Served as head coach of sub-varsity team.• Recruited qualified student-athletes to the men’s basketball program.• Developed off-season conditioning, strength, and skill development programs. • Organized and supervised in community service and youth basketball clinics/camps.• Monitored student-athlete academic and social development.• Assisted with practice development and game scouting.
Five Star Basketball Camp, New York, NY, Summers 02-presentCoach/Station MasterJob Duties• Serve as head coach for duration of camp. • Organized and conducted skills stations.• Officiated camp league games.Volunteer Experience• Volunteer with Boys and Girls Club, Chicopee,MA & Hartford,CT. • Volunteer with Holy Name School, Chicopee, MA.• Volunteer coach with Willimantic Little League.• Volunteer with Big Brother Program, Chicopee, MA• Volunteer with Connecticut Panthers AAU Program
Awards• Coach of the Year(2005 & 2009)• Student/Athlete of the Year (Hesser College) 1992 & 1993• Metropolitan Life “Outstanding Scholar Athlete Award ”(ECSU) 1996• All Conference Selection (Hesser College)1992 & 1993 (ECSU) 1996• New England All-star (Hesser College) 1993 (ECSU) 1996
Edward P. Silva
Professional References Tony BergeronProgram Director/Recruiting Coor-dinatorFive-Star Basketball CampsTel: 914-384-0910Email:[email protected]
Anne HarrisonFormer VP of Academic Affairs/Pro-fessorElms CollegeTel: 413-219-8772Email: [email protected]
David HixonAssociate Director of Athletics/Men’s Basketball CoachAmherst CollegeTel :413-542-2069 Email: [email protected]
Louise McClearyDirector of AthleticsElms CollegeTel: 413-265-2395Email: [email protected]
Dr. James H. MullenPresidentAllegheny College(Former President Elms College)Tel: 814-332-5381(o)/ 814-853-2999(c)Email: [email protected]
Lamont Smith5561 W. Park Blvd., Chandler, AZ 85226
(480) [email protected]
EducationUniversity of San DiegoB.S., CommunicationsJune 1999
Relevant Coaching ExperienceArizona State University, Phoenix, AZ, May 2008 - presentAssistant Coach• Instill the defensive game plan.• Scouting and game preparation.• Implement and instruct in all areas of player development.• Game scheduling.
Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA, April 2007 – May 2008Assistant Coach• Recruiting Coordinator.• Instilled the defensive game plan.• Scouting and game preparation coordination.• Implemented and instructed in all areas of player development. • Conducted daily position workouts (guards).
Saint Mary’s College of California, Moraga, CA, May 2001 – April 2007Assistant Coach• Coordinated all official visits and created unique home visit packets.• Instilled the defensive game plan.• Scouting and game preparation coordination• Implemented and instructed all areas of player development. • Conducted daily position workouts (guards).
Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO, June 2000 – May 2001Video Coordinator• Coordinated film exchange.• Responsible for video breakdown and game tape editing.• Prepared scout tapes and scouting reports.• Assisted with underclass recruiting.• Assisted with all compliance related issues.
Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO June 1999 – May 2000Graduate Assistant• Assisted in all basketball program related duties.
Volunteer Experience• Head Coach, Collegiate All-Star Team, Global Sports Academy, 2010• Workout Coach, Oklahoma City Thunder, 2009
Professional References Herb SendekHead Men’s Basketball CoachArizona State University(480) [email protected]
Kerry KeatingHead Men’s Basketball CoachSanta Clara University(408) [email protected]
Randy BennettHead Men’s Basketball CoachSaint Mary’s College(925) [email protected]
Lorenzo RomarHead Men’s Basketball CoachUniversity of Washington(206) [email protected]
Jamie DixonHead Men’s Basketball CoachUniversity of Pittsburgh(412) [email protected]
Lamont Smith
Matthew D. Smith “Mike”708 Pine Trace Circle
William Carey UniversityEducation Leadership M. A.May 2003
University of New OrleansCommunications/ Sociology B.A.July 1990
Kennesaw State Kennesaw, Georgia June 2011-Present Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach1) Recruiting Division I athletes.2) Made competitive non-conference schedule.3) Aid in player skill and conditioning development.4) Oversee academic progress of players
Jacksonville State Jacksonville, Alabama June 2008-June 2011Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach1) Recruiting Division I athletes.2) Made competitive non-conference schedule.3) Aid in player skill and conditioning development.4) Oversee academic progress of players5) Made arrangements for team travel Hotels, Flights, and meals.6) Scouting coordination, Film exchange and scouting assignments
Mississippi Valley State Itta Bena, Mississippi July 2006-June 2008Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach1) Recruiting Division I athletes.2) Made competitive non-conference schedule.3) Aid in player skill and conditioning development.4) Oversee academic progress of players5) Took care of team travel Hotels, Flights, and meals.6) Scouting coordination, Film exchange and scouting assignments
Centenary College Shreveport, LA July 2004-July 2006Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach1) Recruiting Division I athletes.2) Made competitive non-conference schedule.3) Aid in player skill and conditioning development.4) Oversee academic progress of players5) Made arrangements for team travel Hotels, Flights, and meals.6) Scouting coordination, Film exchange and scouting assignments7) Arranged community service activities.
Southeastern Louisiana University Hammond, LA July 2003-July 2004Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach1) Recruiting Division I athletes.2) Aid in player skill and conditioning development.3) Oversee academic progress of players4) Made all arrangements for team travel Hotels, Flights, and meals.5) Scouting coordination, Film exchange and scouting assignments6) Arranged community service activities.
Brebuaf High School Indianapolis, IN Sept 2002-July 2003Assistant Women’s Basketball1) Game and Practice planning implementation
Pearl River Community College Poplaville, MS August 1998-Feb 2000Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach1) Recruiting Division I athletes.2) Aid in player skill and conditioning development.3) Oversee academic progress of players.
Volunteer OpportuntiesBoys and Girls Club in Itta Bena, MS 2007Tour Afghanistan with College Basketball Coaches tour 2009Susan B. Komen Race for the Cure 2004
Matthew D. Smith “Mike”
ReferencesTravis WilliamsAssistant CoachTennessee State [email protected]
Lewis PrestonHead Coach Kennesaw State University678.477.8027
Gerald WrightsilEntrepreneur
Tim CarterHead CoachSouth Carolina State University
803.747.2737
Billy KennedyHead CoachTexas A&M University979.777.3226
Steve T. Smith202 Spotted fawn Rd. N.
Statesboro, GA 30461912-536-1497
[email protected] UniversityB.S. Information Systems and SciencesMay 2002
Relevant Coaching ExperienceGeorgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA, April 2009 – Present 1St AssistantJob Responsibilities • Has served as recruiting coordinator last two seasons..• Assist in all aspects of on the floor coaching including organizing and running pracrices and individual skill instruction.• Oversee and organize all summer basketball camps.• Worked academic advisor to maintain and improve the highest APR in the last five years.• Involved with scheduling of opponents and organized detail opponent scouts for Head coach and the team..
University Of South Carolina - Upstate, Spartanburg, SC, August 2002 – April 2009Associate Head CoachJob Responsibilities • Worked hand and hand with Head Coach and administration in all aspects of day to day organization and operation of the program.
Military ExperienceUS Army September 1994 – November 2002.• Honor Graduate Fort Gordon, GA Signal School• All – Army Basketball Team 1996 - 1997.
Professional References Charlton YoungHead CoachGeorgia Southern [email protected]
Eddie PayneHead coachUniversity Of South Carolina – [email protected]
Mike HallAthletic DirectorUniversity of South Carolina – [email protected]
George FeltonDirector Of College ScoutingSan Antonio Spurs843-670-7937
Steve T. Smith
Aaron A. Swinson15610 E. 84th CT. N.Owasso, OK 74055
(918) [email protected]
Education Brunswick High School Diploma June 1990
Auburn University B.A. in EducationMay 2005
Coaching Experience University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK. June 2008 – May 2011Assistant Coach• Player Development• Off Campus Recruiting• Scouting• Camp Director• Monitored Player’s Academic Progress• Organized Coaches and Team Notebooks• Practice and Game Preparations• On The Floor Coaching
Tulsa 66ers NBDL, Tulsa, OK. September 2007 – May 2008Assistant Head Coach• Player Development• Assisted in drafts, trades, cuts and waivers• Coordinate Players Appearances• Organize Head Coach Playbook• Director Of Camp Tryouts• Scouting• Practice and Game Preparations• Maintained an organized player’s manual
Holland Hall Preparatory School, Tulsa, OK. August 2005 – September 2007Head Coach• Player Development• Scheduling• Budgeting• Camp Director• Supervisor• Scouting• Practice and Game Preparations
Los Barrios Club B, Los Barrios Spain September 2004 – April 2005Assistant Men’s Coach• Player Development (guards and post).• Offensive and Defensive Coordinator.• Statistician. • Coordinate Practice Times• Coordinate Game and Practice Uniforms• Coordinate Visiting Teams• On The Floor Coaching
Volunteer Experience University of Tulsa Women’s Basketball Team September 2005 – March 2007
Aaron A. Swinson
Reference Charlene Thomas-SwinsonFormer Head CoachUniversity of Tulsa(918) [email protected]
Carolyn PeckESPN AnalystUniversity of Florida(352) [email protected]
Mo MchoneHead CoachSioux Falls Skyforce(210) [email protected]
Joey MeyerHead CoachFort Wayne Mad Ants(773) [email protected]
Danny ManningAssistant CoachUniversity of Kansas(785) [email protected]
Anthony D. Turner5940 S Sea Breeze Way, Boise, ID 83709
EducationUniversity of ColoradoB.A. English May 2008
Relevant Coaching ExperienceUniversity of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM June 2011 – present Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator• Coordinate and implement every aspect of National recruiting system.• Produce scouting reports and breakdown of opponents including pre and post game reports.• Assist with the development of game plans & strategies. • Demonstrate proper techniques with on court instruction for post players.• Speaking Engagements through the Lobo Lair Booster Club
Boise State University, Boise, ID June 2010 – June 2011Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator• Develop, coordinate, and implement every aspect of Defensive system.• Make all in game Defensive play calls and adjustments.• Produce scouting reports and breakdown of opponents including pre and post game reports.• Assist with the development of game plans & strategies.• Identify and evaluate prospective student-athletes.• Assist with all aspects of recruiting on and off campus.
Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR June 2008- June 2010Assistant Coach• Develop Offensive playbook• Make all in game Offensive play calls. • Produce scouting reports and breakdown of opponents including pre and post game reports.• Identify and evaluate prospective student-athletes.• Assist with all aspects of recruiting on and off campus.• Demonstrate proper techniques with on court instruction for post players.
University of Nevada-Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV June 2002- May 2008Assistant Coach• Scouting coordinator: produce all scouting reports and breakdown of opponents including pre and post game reports.• Identify and evaluate prospective student athletes.• Assist with all aspects of recruiting on and off campus.• Demonstrate proper techniques with on court instruction for post players.• Fostering academic and personal growth of student-athlete through the life skills program.• Program compliance liaison.
San Diego State University, San Diego, CA August 2000- May 2002Assistant Coach/Director of Operations• Coordinated film exchange.• Recruited and managed scout team.• Supervised all team managers.• Managed and coordinated team activities including: travel itineraries, hotel accommodations, practice, and team meals.• Demonstrate proper technique with on court instruction for perimeter players.• Assisted with on campus recruiting.
University of Colorado, Boulder, CO August 1997- May 1999Student Assistant/Manager• Assist Coaches with scouting reports• In charge of editing practice tapes.• Record Statistics during games.• Assist with Camp mail outs.• On court practice player.
Volunteer Experience• Volunteer Coach Mile Hi Magic Club Team Denver, CO
Awards• NCAA ACE program participant
Anthony D. Turner
Professional References Yvonne SanchezHead CoachUniversity of New Mexico(505) 688-7277 (cell)[email protected]
Gordy PresnellHead Coach
Boise State University(208) 859-6960 (cell)[email protected]
Regina MillerHead CoachUniversity of Illinois-Chicago(702) 245-6508 (cell)[email protected]
Eric ToliverAssociate AD/ Compliance DirectorUniversity of Nevada-Las Vegas(702) 895-1314 (wk)[email protected]
Ceal BarryAssociate AD/ Retired Head CoachUniversity of Colorado
(303) 492-6591 (wk)[email protected]
