2013 FALL CLINIC

CLINIC SCHEDULE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 15 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16

12:00-1:00 Registration / Vendors 8:30-9:30 John Giannini - LaSalle 1:00-2:00 Howard Moore - UIC 9:45-10:45 Mike Lee - Mike Lee Basketball 2:15-3:00 GYM 1 Mia Smith - IWU 11:00-12:00 - Michigan GYM 2 Barb Smith - ISU 1:00 IBCA Board Meeting 3:15-3:30 IBCA Update 3:30-4:30 Situation Segment: Kevin Brown Door prizes will be drawn and given out at Lee Bennett, Ryan Webber various times between speakers. You must be 4:30-6:00 Dinner on your own present when drawn to win. 6:00-7:00 GYM 1 Ron Rose - IWU GYM 2 Tony Wysinger - ICC Be sure to visit your vendors. We thank them for 7:15-8:15 Matt Bollant - Illinois their support being here as well as for the 8:30-9:30 John Groce - Illinois donation some of the door prizes. 10:00-12:00 Coach's Social *Free food and drinks *Visit with coaches and available speakers

2013 IBCA FALL CLINIC SPEAKERS Coach Moore is entering his 4th season with the Flames and is coming off an Howard 18-win season and ranked in the mid-major top 25. They also enjoyed their Moore first post season bid since 2004. The Flames led the in defensive field goal percentage, stifling opponents to just a 40.6 percent University of shooting output. UIC was 13-1 on the season when holding its foes to between Illinois at 30-39 percent shooting. The Flames also limited their opponents to just 62.8 points per game, the lowest mark in school history. The first two seasons of the Howard Moore era produced impressive wins over in-state rival Illinois, Rhode Island, Evansville and 2012 NCAA Tournament participant Detroit. Moore Options and Drills began his coaching career at Taft H.S. in Chicago as an assistant before for the Swing becoming an assistant at the University of Chicago in 1998-99. From 2000- Offense 2003 he served as an assistant at Bradley University. Assistant positions at Ball State and Loyola proceeded his years as a 5-year assistant to at Wisconsin before being hired at UIC. Coach Rose has compiled an overall 129-68 record in 7 seasons as head coach Ron Rose of the Titans. In that time his CCIW record is 60-38. The last four seasons Illinois have produced an overall record of 89-31 and a conference record of 42-14. Wesleyan Rose played on two conference championship teams and three NCAA Division University III tournament teams during his career at IWU, took his team to the NCAA Division III semifinals in 2012 and was chosen as the Midwest Region “Coach of the Year” by D3hoops.com. He was the CCIW “Coach of the Year” in 2013 Effective as his team went 13-1 in the league, winning the Practice Time title for the first time since 2005. Prior to returning to IWU, the 41-year-old Rose was head basketball coach at Bloomington High School for five seasons (2001-06), where his teams were 103-38 with two Big 12 Conference titles, and regional and sectional championships in 2006. In nine total seasons as a high school head coach (four at Normal Community), Rose amassed a cumulative record of 154-93 for a .623 winning percentage. Mia Smith will be entering her 16th season as head women’s basketball coach Mia Smith at Illinois Wesleyan University and has won more games than any other Illinois women's basketball coach at the school. Smith was chosen as the 2012 Wesleyan RUSSELL ATHLETIC/Women's Basketball Coaches Association "National University Coach of the Year" for Division III, and was named the 2012 Schelde North America/Women's DIII News Coach of the Year. Smith has been the CCIW’s Coach of the Year in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2012, has been the region seven Run and Jump winner of the Russell Athletic/WBCA Regional Coach of the Year honor in Press 2009, 2010 and 2012 and was the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Division III “Coach of the Year” in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2012. Her overall record at IWU is 300-116 and her CCIW record is 156-54. Prior to coming to IWU in 1998, Smith coached (since 1994) volleyball and softball at Division III Monmouth College (Illinois), where her volleyball teams were 55-69 in four seasons and her softball teams were 61-54. Smith coached basketball and two other sports at Carrollton High from 1986 to 1994. Her basketball mark was 156-55 with three consecutive regional and sectional titles and she was twice received an IBCA Coach of the Year award. Heading into his second season as head coach of the women's team at Illinois, Matt Bollant Bollant has begun to revive a dormant Illini program. He led the Illini to the University of postseason for the first time in three years as they finished with a winning Big Illinois Ten record for the first time in 10 seasons. The Illini broke the Big Ten record for steals, steals per game and turnovers forced in a conference season, and also shattered the school records for steals and three-pointers made in a season. Dribble Drive Bollant came to Illinois after a successful five-year stint at Green Bay, where he Offense guided the Phoenix to five straight Horizon League titles and four straight trips to the NCAA Tournament. He had a 148-19 record (.886 winning percentage) in five years, including an 85-5 mark in the Horizon League. The Phoenix were a combined 65-4 in his final two seasons in Green Bay. Green Bay was ranked as high as No. 9 in the national polls in both 2010-11 and 2011-12. He served as both the varsity and junior varsity head coach of Depper Life Academy in the Philippines and spent three years as the head coach at Tigerton (Wis.) High School, guiding them to a 63-10 record from 1994-97. Bollant was as an assistant coach under (Evansville and Indiana), the daughter of former Wisconsin men's coach , for five seasons before becoming a collegiate head coach. Coach Groce is heading into his second season as the head man at Illinois. He John Groce guided his first Illini team to a tremendous start and a top 10 ranking early last University of season, culminating in getting Illinois back into the NCAA tournament where Illinois they lost a close game to Miami for a Sweet 16 spot. Groce led the Illini to 23 wins in his first season. Illinois spent 8 weeks in the top 25 reaching a high of a #10 ranking. He coached 4 seasons at Ohio Univ. where he had an 85-56 Zone Defense record along with MAC tourney titles and NCAA tourney appearances in 2010 and 2012. In 2010 the 13-seeded Bobcats faced 4-seeded Georgetown and knocked off the Hoyas, 97-83. It was Ohio's first win against a nationally- ranked program since 1998 and advanced them into the NCAA Second Round for the first time since 1983. Ohio made it to the Sweet 16 in 2012 by beating Michigan and South Florida, before an overtime loss to North Carolina denied them an Elite 8 birth. Coach Groce is 3-0 in opening rounds of the NCAA tournament. He served as an 8-year assistant to Thad Motta at Ohio State (including 2 years as associate head coach), as well as being on Motta’s staff at Xavier and Butler. Before that he was an assistant to Herb Sendek at North Carolina State for three seasons and also at his alma mater of Taylor University in Indiana.

Coach Gianini completed his 9th season as head coach of the Explorers last John year, and got to experience a NCAA Sweet 16 birth in the process and finised with a #24 national ranking in the final USA Today/Coaches Poll. . That magic Giannini season for LaSalle was no fluke. Giannini is LaSalle's all-time winningest LaSalle coach in Atlantic 10 play and has produced the program's only winning A-10 records since joining the league in 1995-96. He is also the winningest coach in University the University of Maine's history. When he left , Giannini was the winningest active NCAA Division III head coach. The Explorers Utilizing the knocked off three nationally-ranked teams during the 2012-13 season 3-point Shot (Butler,VCU and Kansas State). He came to Philadelphia after an impressive eight year run at the University of Maine where he built the Black Bears into a perennial force in the . During his tenure, Giannini compiled the best record of any coach in U of Maine history. Before becoming the head coach at Rowan, Giannini served on 's staff at the University of Illinois from 1987-89. He also assisted at Parkland Community College (Champaign, IL) and North Texas. John graduated from Fenwick H.S. and played basketball at North Central College in Naperville. Mike Lee is outstanding in teaching the fundamental skills of basketball. His Mike Lee teaching methods are innovative and thorough. His Coaches Academy is the Mike Lee best I’ve seen in my 53 years of coaching.” Gene Pingatore: Head Basketball Basketball Coach at St. Joseph H.S. and all-time winningest H.S. coach in Illinois.

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Coach Beilein has completed 6 seasons with the Wolverines. Considered to be John Beilein one of the best tactical basketball minds in the country, John Beilein has University of compiled a career coaching record of 673-403 (.625) with winning records in Michigan 30-of-35 seasons, placing him in the top 10 in victories among active Division I head coaches. He has put together 18 20-win campaigns and has made 14 postseason appearances in 21 seasons as a Division I head coach. In just six Adapting to seasons in Ann Arbor, Beilein's122 wins puts him fourth on Michigan's all-time Change in the wins list. Last season the Wolverines lost in the National Championship game Game of to Louisville. While coaching at West Virginia, the Mountaineers earned four Basketball consecutive postseason berths, including two trips to the NCAA Sweet 16 and a trip to the Elite Eight in 2005. Beilein compiled a 104-60 record during his five years at West Virginia. At Richmond, Beilein compiled a 100-53 (.654) record in his five seasons (1997-2002) with the Spiders. Prior to arriving at Richmond, Beilein spent five years as the head coach at Canisius (1992-1997). During his tenure with the Golden Griffins, Beilein led the team to three consecutive postseason appearances, including the 1996 NCAA tournament. Before assuming the coaching responsibilities at Canisius, Beilein turned LeMoyne into a Division II contender during his nine seasons (1983-1992). Beilein served a one-year stint at Nazareth College in Rochester, N.Y., from 1982-83, leading the program to a 20-6 record. He accepted his first collegiate head coaching position, in 1978, at Erie Community College in Buffalo, N.Y., posting a 75-43 record in four years. Beilein began his coaching career at Newfane Central High in Newfane, N.Y. for 3 years before heading to Erie CC. Since the 2000-2001 season the Cougers have won the M-WAC (Mid-West Tony Athletic Conference) title outright three of the last nine years. They have Wysinger consistently finished in the top 10 defensively and top 10 offensively in the nation. In Coach Wysinger's tenure at ICC, the Cougars have been able to Illinois Central establish school records in wins in a season (29) and consecutive wins in a College season (15) as well as his fourth straight 20 win season. Coach Wysinger has been named Conference Coach of the Year three times and Region Coach of the Competitive Drills Year twice as well as being named District 8 Coach of the Year. Wysinger enjoyed a stellar career at the University of Illinois where he holds the record for most assists in a game (16) and has the best assist-to-turnover ratio in the history of Illini basketball. Coach Smith takes over the Illinois State women's team with 26 years of Barb Smith Division I experience. She comes to ISU after spending last season as associate Illinois State head coach at St. Louis University. Prior to that she spent six seasons as an University assistant at Minnesota where they went to the NCAA tournament five times. During 2004-2006 Smith was lead assistant at California. During Smith's five seasons (1997-2002) as the head coach at San Diego State, the Aztecs landed Zone Offense the highest-ranked recruiting class in program history and featured guard Claire Swinbank, the team's first WNBA prospect. Smith also built SDSU into one of the Mountain West Conference's top-defensive teams. She enjoyed a successful nine-year run (1988-97) as the lead assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Colorado under Hall of Fame head coach Ceal Barry. The Buffaloes qualified for the NCAA Tournament in eight of those nine campaigns, reaching the national quarterfinals in 1993 and 1995, and advancing to the Sweet 16 in 1994.

High School Coaches - Situational Segment

Lee Bennett Centralia High School Lee Bennett enters his 7th year as head coach of the Centralia Orphans(137-48) and 21st season as a head coach(416-168). Prior to Centralia, he headed the program at Alton High School for four years (100-27). Coach Bennett also won over 100 games at Dakota H.S. going 114-49 in six seasons. Prior to Dakota, Coach Bennett had short stints at West Pike, Carlinville, and his first head coaching job at Avon. Lee has won 6 conference titles, 8 Regional championships and 2 Sectionals - with his 2010-11 team finishing second place in 3A. He is a 1988 graduate of Pittsfield high school where he played for his father, IBCA HOF Coach David Bennett. Lee Bennett is a 4-time IBCA District Coach of the Year award winner. Kevin Brown Washington High School A 9-time IBCA district Coach of the Year, Coach Brown will be entering his tenth season as head coach at Washington H.S and has compiled a 215-50 record there. Kevin also spent 10 years at Central Catholic H.S., serving five of those years as Head Coach. He also coached for 2 seasons in Colorado at Eaton H.S. His overall record is 315-153. During the 9 seasons at WHS, the Panthers have won the Mid Illini Conference 7 times. Coach Brown has won 8 regional titles and 2 Sectional Championships in Illinois. He has had two State Tournament appearances in Illinois (3rd place in 2008) and one appearance in Colorado.

Ryan Webber Warren Township High School Coach Webber has an overall 8 year record of 164-70. At Byron H.S. he went 65-24 in three seasons winning two regional titles and also won a sectional title. Ryan moved to take over the Moline program for the 2008-09 season. He won a Western Big 6 championship and a regional title with the Maroons in four seasons going 78-38 while there. In his first season at Warren Township he and the Blue Devils were 17-12. Coach Webber has twice been named as an IBCA district Coach of the Year. Ryan is a Galesburg native where he played for coach Mike Miller. He earned his degree from Western Illinois University.