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IBCA E-Newsletter Hoosier Hysteria News March 2006 | Issue XXXIX IBCA E-Newsletter Hoosier Hysteria News March 2006 | Issue XXXIX IBCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Instead of printing the E-Newsletter...Read it online! STEVE WITTY ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MARTY JOHNSON ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week DIRECTOR (CONSULTANT) BOB KING PAST PRESIDENT www.IBCACoaches.com/enews/ JERRY BOMHOLT PRESIDENT WAYNE BARKER VICE-PRESIDENT MEL SIEFERT VICE PRESIDENT FOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL RENEE TURPA WEBSITE COORDINATOR GENE MILNER DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES: CHAMPIONS ACADEMY BECOMES IBCA CORPORATE SPONSOR DISTRICT I CHRIS BENEDICT Champions Academy is a not-for-profit organization that desires to help COLUMBIA CITY basketball players improve their fundamental skills through individual, small group, JACK CAMPBELL large group and camp training. The academy is led by Ed Schilling, a former CHESTERTON seven year Indiana high school head coach, six year division 1 head coach, assis- SCOTT KREIGER tant coach at UMass, the University of Memphis and the New Jersey Nets. Also, FORT WAYNE CANTERBURY involved in the leadership is Dave Jamerson who is a former NCAA record holder MURRAY MENDENHALL New Balance is proud to become the offi- at Ohio University (14 3’s in a D1 game) and the 15th pick in the first round of the FORT WAYNE WAYNE cial footwear sponsor of the Indiana Basketball NBA draft by the Houston Rockets. High School Coaches Association. We look TOM WELLS Champions Academy wants to help coaches at every level of the game. The LAPORTE forward to partnering with the IBCA during the Academy’s goal is to work with coaches and players to help train the next genera- next five years to help increase the success of tion of basketball leaders. If you have players who are interested in getting the Indiana High School Basketball program. As DISTRICT II additional hands on training, to improve their skills, or if you have any specific a long-time advocate of grassroots athletics, MARK GALLOWAY needs or ways that Champions Academy can be of service, check out the Academy CARMEL New Balance is committed to supporting the web site (www.championsacademy.com) or call 317-566-8500. JEFF VANARSDELL coaches, clinics, scholarships and activities that HARRISON (W. LAFAYETTE) will give the next generation of Indiana youth the opportunity to enjoy and play the game of CURT BENGE basketball. PLAINFIELD At this year's April clinic we will showcase 2006 CLINIC HOSPITALITY SUITE DOUG MITCHELL New Balance's high performance basketball NORTH CENTRAL (MARION) When: Friday April 28th after the buffet footwear and apparel. We are eager to inter- Where: Days Inn, 8275 Craig Street, Indianapolis act with the athletes and coaches who are affili- DISTRICT III ated with the Indiana High School Basketball Compliments of D-One Camps & Jerry Hoover KERRY BROWN RUSHVILLE Coaches Association in order to help them TOM BEACH achieve their personal best. FOREST PARK LARRY PRINGLE TRITON CENTRAL RICK MARSHALL NORTH KNOX MIKE ADAMS EVANSVILLE REITZ THE IBCA THANKS THESE OUTGOING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY OFFICERS FOR THEIR SERVICE! ELECTED DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES Murray Mendenhall—Fort Wayne Wayne District I: Steve Johnson—Elkhart Memorial Doug Mitchell—North Central (Marion) District II: Ron Hecklinski—Anderson Mike Adams—Evansville Reitz District III: Gene Miiller—Washington IBCA E-Newsletter: Online now at www.ibcachoaches.com/enews/ Issue: XXXIX, March 2006 Page 1 2006 CLINIC FEATURED SPEAKERS JOHN BEILEIN - WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY ROB JETER - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - MILWAUKEE Coach Beilein became the Head Coach of the Mountaineers in This has been coach Rob Jeter’s first season as head coach at the 2002. Success has followed Beilein at nearly every coaching stop. He University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. He served the past four seasons has compiled 24 winning seasons as well as putting together twelve 20 as Bo Ryan’s number one assistant at the University of Wisconsin. win seasons. Currently Coach Beilein is the only person in Collegiate During this time the University of Wisconsin made four NCAA Tourna- Coaching ­­­­­ranks to record a 20 win season at four different ­­­­ ment appearances, reached the Sweet 16 in 2003 and the Elite 8 in levels, Junior College, NAIA, NCAA Division II and Division I. 2005. The Badgers also won two Big Ten regular season titles and Last season Coach Beilein led the Mountaineers to wins over a school record one league tournament title. eight ranked teams. The Mountaineers earned a number seven seed in the NCAA Coach Jeter played his college ball at the University of Wisconsin at Platte- tournament and advanced to the Elite 8 for the first time since 1958. Coach ville for Coach Ryan. In 1991 he captained the Pioneers to the 1991 Division III Beilein has also led Richmond and Canisius to NCAA Division I tournament appear- title and was named to the All-Final Four team. Jeter then played professionally in ances. Portugal, leading the Portuguese national league in scoring. His teams have an outstanding graduation rate. Coach Beilein has 502 Coach Jeter has a Bachelor’s Degree in business administration and received a career wins and ranks 22nd in victories among active Division I head coaches. Master’s Degree in adult education in 2001. MUFFET MCGRAW - UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME TUBBY SMITH - UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Muffet McGraw recently completed her 18th season as the head Since arriving at the University of Kentucky eight seasons ago, women’s basketball coach at Notre Dame with a combined record of Coach Smith has led the Wildcats to one National Championship, five 411-155 ( 73% ). She is the most successful basketball coach (men’s SEC Crowns, five SEC Tournament titles, and six Sweet 16 finishes. In or women’s) in Notre Dame history and is poised to become the 27th the previous three seasons no Division I school has won as consistently coach in NCAA Division I history to record 500 career victories. Her as Kentucky. Coach Smith’s Wildcats are 51-6 in SEC Competitions over all career record in 23 years as a head coach is 499-196 (72%). and 87-15 overall. This represents the best winning percentage in the McGraw’s resume with the Irish has been outstanding. Going into this past nation (85%) with the fewest losses. season, she has led Notre Dame to 12 NCAA Tournament appearances (including Coach Smith’s teams have always been known for their solid defense and a current streak of 10 in a row) and has amassed sixteen 20-win seasons in her rebounding. In 2003 he was recognized for his coaching excellence by receiving 18-year run (including an active streak of 12 in a row). She also has piloted the all seven of the National Coach of the Year honors recognized by the NCAA – AP, Irish to six NCAA Sweet 16 berths, as well as two trips to the Final Four and the USBWA, NAISMITH, BASKETBALL TIMES, THE SPORTING NEWS, NABC and CBS/ 2001 national championship. CHEVROLET. He became the first coach to sweep the list since Indiana’s Bob Her biggest success has come since Notre Dame joined the Big East Confer- Knight in 1975. ence a decade ago. In that time, McGraw has guided the Irish to a 252-75 (77%) Over his 14 seasons as a head coach, the 54 year old has had 12 consecu- record and nine top-three finishes in her team’s 10 seasons in the league. Further- tive 20-win seasons. In 2005 he joined Roy Williams (388) and Jim Boeheim (343) more, she has coached eight All-Americans and has had 12 of her players go on to as the third coach to win 340 games in 14 seasons or less. Going into the 2005- play in the WNBA. 2006 season Coach Smith’s career record is 343-120, and his 74% winning per- centage is seventh among active coaches. A BIG WEEKEND FOR BASKETBALL IN INDIANAPOLIS IBCA SPRING CLINIC ● TOP 100 SHOWCASE ● TOP 40 WORKOUT APRIL 28, 29, & 30, 2006 Friday April 28, 2006 Friday April 28, 2006 Saturday April 29, 2006 AUDITORIUM MAIN GYM 8:00-8:30 A.M. Donuts and coffee 12:00-12:15 P.M. Welcome 5:30-5:50 P.M. Ed Schilling, Champions Academy 8:30-9:10 A.M. Harry Larrabee, Shelbyville 12:20-1:15 P.M. Rob Jeter, University of 5:55-6:55 P.M. Muffet McGraw, University of Scott Bowen, Carmel Wisconsin-Milwaukee Notre Dame 9:15-10:15 A.M. Tubby Smith, 1:20-2:00 P.M. Chris Huppenthal, 7:00-7:40 P.M. Awards, Introductions, University of Kentucky Hamilton Southeastern Special Recognition 10:20-11:00 A.M. Steve Johnson, Elkhart Memorial 2:05-2:45 P.M. Jack Keefer, Lawrence North Virgil Sweet Awards Mark Underwood, Manchester 2:50-3:30 P.M. Marilyn Coddens, Coaching Victories Recognition 11:05-11:45 A.M. David Wood, West Lafayette South Bend Washington Roy Gardner/Mildred Ball Awards Chad Gilbert, Jeffersonville 3:35-4:15 P.M. Jack Edison, Plymouth 7:40-9:00P.M. John Beilein, 11:50-12:30 P.M. Jeff Hein, Evansville Bosse 4:15-5:30 P.M. Registration West Virginia University Mike Powless, Evansville Central 9:00 P.M. Buffet Top 100 Showcase: Saturday April 29, 2:00-8:00 PM, Ben Davis H.S. Top 40 Workout: Sunday April 30, 1:00 PM, Pike H.S. ROY GARDNER AWARD: KEN GORRELL MILDRED BALL AWARD: Patty Broderick Ken is a graduate of Southwestern High School and Ball State University. While attending Ball State, Ken began his officiating Patty is a graduate of Indiana University –Purdue University career doing intramural games. After graduation he began his at Indianapolis.
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