ELITE HOOP EFFECTS & BRADEN DRAGGOO

BASKETBALL CAMP

Boys & Girls

Grades: K-4th and 5th—8th

Date: November 23 and 24

Location: Omak High School

EHE is excited to team up with Braden Draggoo, Omak’s 5 time basketball record holder

with a successful post high school career in bringing our first youth basketball camp to

Omak. This camp is an introduction to our program and our commitment to our youth and

community by providing education and information during this camp. For more infor-

mation on our available programs please contact JD Taylor, 509-387-1842 or email

Sherleen@elitehoopeffects.com.

Elite Hoop Effects is committed to providing a positive

atmosphere to develop personal and athletic growth.

Training session with Elite Hoop Effects are intense, in-

tentional and fun, challenging each player to stretch

themselves not only in basketball, but also personal de-

velopment. EHE focuses on ball handling, passing,

shooting, footwork, positioning and defense and the vis-

ual aspect of the game to improve court awareness and

basketball IQ.

For more information:

www.elitehoopeffects.com

Elite Hoop Effects

@elitehoopeffect

@elitehoopeffect

(509)387-1842

TRIFECTA THANKSGIVING

BASKETBALL CAMP

Presented by: Elite Hoop Effects, Triple Impact Coaching and

Run n’ Gun

Boys & Girls

Date: November 23 & 24 (Friday & Saturday)

Location: Omak High School

Grades/Times:

K-4th—Nov. 24 (Saturday) 9:00-11:30 a.m. - $35

5th-8th—Nov. 23 (Friday) 5:00-8:00 p.m.

Nov. 24 (Saturday) 12:00-3:00 p.m. - $85 both sessions

or $45 for single session.

*Camp shirt guarantee for all 5th-8th players that attend Friday

and Saturday session.

Elite Hoop Effects is committed to providing a positive atmosphere to develop per-

sonal and athletic growth. Training sessions with EHE are intense, intentional and

fun, challenging each player to stretch themselves not only in basketball, but also

personal development. EHE focuses on ball handling, passing, shooting, footwork,

positioning and defense and the visual aspect of the game to improve court aware-

ness and basketball IQ.

For more information:

Call (509)387-1842

www.elitehoopeffects.com

Elite Hoop Effects

@elitehoopeffect

@elitehoopeffect

For more information:

Call (509)387-1842

www.elitehoopeffects.com

Elite Hoop Effects

@elitehoopeffect

Elite Hoop Effects is excited to be back in Omak and teaming up with

Braden Draggoo and Colville Confederated Tribes. We are really excited

to be bringing Coach Arvin Mosley, Triple Impact Coaching (Seattle, WA)

and Coach Eddie Cochran, Run n’ Gun (Billings, MT) former collegiate

player at Montana State University-Billings. This camp is an introduction

to our core program and highlights our dedication to local youth and the

community by providing additional education during this camp. For more

CAMP COACHES

JD TAYLOR

JD Taylor has been on the court nearly his

whole life, fourth of the five Taylor boys, all

with a passion for basketball that attended

Juanita High School in Kirkland, Washing-

ton. JD was one of the most popular and well

decorated athletes in Juanita High School

history. JD was instrumental in leading

Juanita to their one and only state basketball

title. JD was touted as the best all-around

player in the state and could play every posi-

tion on the court.

After playing for 3 years at the University of

Washington, JD transferred to Western Wash-

ington University where he was the teams

leading scorer and MVP and receiving 2nd

team All American honors. After a short post

college playing career JD has been working

diligently on player training and development,

working with CBA and college players. JD's

passion is teaching and developing kids.

Coach Taylor's passion for the game, excel-

lent coaching tutelage, superior basketball IQ

and outstanding court sense combine to form

one of the best player developer and coach

you will find.

EDDIE COCHRAN

Eddie Cochran’s love of basketball started early. His high school years were spent playing basketball at Lake-wood High School where he earned several honors. He was chosen by the coaches in Long Beach as a member of the prestigious All Moore League, an honor he earned 2 years. His high school performance also earned him the designation as a McDonald’s All-American. Eddie played basketball at Fullerton Junior College for 2 years and both of those years he was a member of the All-Conference team. He transitioned to Eastern Montana College, re-named shortly after to Montana State Univer-sity – Billings, as a red-shirt. He excelled in his final 2 years of college basketball as an MSU-Billings Yellow-jacket and went on to play professional basketball in Se-attle and Vancouver.

ARVIN MOSLEY

As a former collegiate and professional

head coach, Arvin Mosley brings a

wealth of knowledge to any gym he is

in. From his experiences training both

male and female players from the mid-

dle school ranks to professionals, Mos-

ley knows how to teach every aspect of

the game while connecting with players

and keeping them engaged. Over the

past few years, Mosley has worked to

develop Triple Impact Coaching, a com-

pany aimed at helping coaches maxim-

ize their potential, grow their program,

and get the most out of their profession,

players, and community.

BRADEN DRAGGOO

Raised in Omak, Washington, Braden Draggoo attended Omak high school where he lettered four years in basketball and was named to 2A all-state first team as a junior and senior and named to Associated Press 2A allstate first team. He al-so was top scorer in 2001 at the 2A State Tourna-ment, and elected Most Valuable Player of North Central Washington’s All-Star Game. Braden con-tinued his passion for basketball after high school by joining the team at Wenatchee Valley College, lettered two more years and later re-turned to coach further on in his career. After graduating from WVC Braden went on to play for the Yellow Jackets, Montana State University-Billings, MT and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and Political Science. He now belongs to The Central Washington Universi-ty Foundation Board Members, and is highly ac-tive in the Wenatchee Valley as a Rotary Club member for 10+ years, participates in Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce, and serves on The Board of Academics. Along with having involve-ment in numerous community association groups Braden has dedicated an ample number of hours to sponsoring local boys and girls clubs and vol-unteering wherever an opportunity surfaces. Braden is also known for his leadership and in-

spirational coaching’s and frequent seminars.