FREE COACHING CLINIC Featuring Marty Clarke and Patrick Hunt Seymour College 546 Portrush Rd., Glen Osmond When: Monday 4th August Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Open to ANYONE wishing to improve their game - this is an opportunity not to be missed!
Marty Clarke
is the Head Coach of the AIS Men’s Basketball Program and Head Coach of the U19 Australian Men’s team, the Emus. Originally from Tasmania, Marty was a scholarship holder at the AIS as a player from 1985-87, and was National Junior Captain at the 1987 World Championships. Marty returned to the NBL and won a championship with the North Melbourne Giants. Marty has coached at various levels including 3 years as ITCP Head Coach in Tasmania, coach of the N.W. Tasmania U/14 Girls at the Club Championships and also the Tasmanian U20 Men’s team at the National Championships.
Patrick Hunt
is Basketball Australia’s Manager of National Player and Coach Development, Head Coach of the National Intensive Training Centre program and serves as an Executive of the FIBA World Association of Basketball Coaches (WABC) and President of FIBA Oceania. Patrick has coached over 350 games representing Australia. He is also a former Head Coach of the AIS Men’s Basketball program and National Junior Men’s team, the Emus, and was an assistant coach to the Boomers from 1989 -1992 .
After the completion of the U19 FIBA Oceania Qualifiers, Australian U19 and AIS Men’s Head Coach Marty Clarke and NITCP Head Coach Patrick Hunt will be staying on to conduct a Coaching Clinic.
Where:
Don’t miss Marty Clarke on the Pick and Roll and Patrick Hunt on International Trends and Drills in Offence.
Last Modified on 18/07/2008 11:34
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