Coaches Clinic with Rams Coach Mark Dickel and Development Coach Caleb Harrison

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Coaches Clinic With Rams Coach Mark Dickel and Development Coach Caleb Harrison When: November 23rd Winning for our players Time: 3p – 5p Developing Confident Players Where: Cashmere High School Offensive Breakdown Drills Who: School, Club & Representative Coaches Defensive Breakdown Drills Cost: Free Teaching Progressions Led by Rams Head Coach Mark Dickel and Development Coach Caleb Harrison with Special Guests from Rams and Wildcats Mark Dickel is the newly appointed Canterbury Rams head coach after spending the past three seasons with the Otago Nuggets. Mark is already looking forward to working alongside coaches throughout the region to give players the opportunity to play College basketball in the Unit- ed States. Mark played for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas from 1996 to 2000, tying for the team lead in assists his freshman year and led NCAA Division 1 men’s basketball in assists his senior year. In 1995, Dickel was both junior and senior Tall Blacks player of the year. He repre- sented New Zealand in the 2000 Sydney Olympics and 2004 Athens Olympic. He was third in assists per game at the 2002 FIBA World Championships leading New Zealand to the highest place finish at any international event by playing Yugoslavia in the semi finals. Dickel has played professionally all over the world including Belgium, Turkey, Russia, Germany, Greece and Australia. Mark played the point guard position and is regarded as the best player development coach in New Zea- land. Caleb Harrison has recently returned to Canterbury as the Rams Development Coach after spending ten years coaching in the United States. Harrison has most recently been the head womens basketball coach at Dickinson State University. Caleb was an assistant coach for the Lambuth University National Champion team in 2007. Harrison has coached players who have gone on to play professionally in the United States, Europe and Australia. Harrison has a masters degree in sports coaching from Indiana State University and a bachelor of sports coaching degree from the University of Canterbury. Caleb is passionate about using his experience as a United States college coach in helping junior players throughout Canterbury in achieving their basketball and academic goals. This is for you if you coach School, Club or Representative basketball. All levels of coaches are invited. Please RSVP before the 21st of November. Canterbury Regional Basketball Foundation [email protected] .

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