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DAY and INDIVIDUAL CAMPS Greg McDermott will begin his ninth season as head coach of CAMP COUNSELORS the Creighton Bluejays in 2018-2019. Ages Coach McDermott has proven to be a top-notch recruiter and a DAY June 11-13 skillful strategist. He is respected across the nation as one of the 2018 $210 7-18 top offensive minds in the business. His team is annually one of the best in the country in offensive efficiency and points per game. GREG M cDERMOTT’S Coach McDermott has produced numerous professional players IND June 17-20 or July 11-14 both in the NBA and overseas. He recruited and coached Mike Taylor (2nd round, 2008 NBA Draft), Craig Brackins (21st Overall $265 - COMMUTER Pick in 2010 NBA Draft), Wesley Johnson (4th Overall Pick in BOYS $360 - OVERNIGHT 2010 NBA Draft), Justin Hamilton (2nd Round Pick 2012 NBA Draft), and Justin Patton (1st round 2017 NBA Draft). Along with Coach McDermott and his staff of college and high these NBA Draft selections, Coach McDermott has produced Basketball several players with great professional careers overseas. school coaches run one of the most premiere Four years ago, his son, Doug, swept all 14 National Player of basketball camps in the Midwest. Coach McDermott’s the Year awards, led the nation in scoring (26.7 ppg), became the fifth leading scorer in Division I CAMP Basketball Camp will give campers the opportunity to Basketball history (3,150 career points) enhance skills and techniques. All facets of the game before going on to become the 11th will be covered.
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