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IBCA E-Newsletter Hoosier Hysteria News March 2007 | Issue XXXXI IBCA E-Newsletter Hoosier Hysteria News March 2007 | Issue XXXXI 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 THE IBCA THANKS THESE A BIG WEEKEND FOR BASKETBALL IN INDIANAPOLIS MEL SIEFERT OUTGOING OFFICERS FOR IBCA SPRING CLINIC VICE PRESIDENT FOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL THEIR SERVICE. TOP 100 SHOWCASE RENEE TURPA Scott Kreiger - Fort Wayne Cantererbury TOP 40 SENIOR WORKOUT 2ND VICE PRESIDENT Larry Pringle - Triton Central FOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Chris Benedict - Columbia City APRIL 27, 28, & 29, 2007 KATHIE LAYDEN Mark Galloway - Carmel RIDAY PRIL WEBSITE COORDINATOR Mike Adams - Evansville F.J. Reitz F A 27, 2007 | AUDITORIUM GENE MILNER 12:00-12:15 P.M. Welcome 12:20-1:15 P.M. Steve Ridder, Embry-Riddle University: Building a Special Program DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES: ONGRATULATIONS TO THE DISTRICT I C 1:20-2:00 P.M. Ken Markfull, Andrean: Combination Drills TOM WELLS NEWLY ELECTED DISTRICT 2:05-2:45 P.M. Bob Punter, Valparaiso: Offensive Sets LAPORTE 2:50-3:30 P.M. Greg Werner, Southridge: Rebounding Skills & Drills CHRIS BENEDICT REPRESENTATIVES. 3:35-4:15 P.M. Mark James, Franklin Central: Basketball Off the Court: Dos COLUMBIA CITY Boys District I - Marty Beasley [Carroll (Fort & Don'ts MURRAY MENDENHALL Wayne)] 4:15-5:30 P.M. Registration FORT WAYNE WAYNE Boys District II - Chad Ballenger [Knightstown] FRIDAY APRIL 27, 2007 | MAIN GYM SCOTT KREIGER Boys District III - Bob Nobbe [Hauser] 5:30-5:50 P.M. Ed Schilling: Champions Academy; Workout Programs FORT WAYNE CANTERBURY Girls District I - Teri Rosiniski [Fort Wayne Bishop 5:55-6:55 P.M. Sharon Versyp, Purdue University JACK CAMPBELL Luers] 7:00-7:40 P.M. Awards, Introductions, Special Recognition CHESTERTON Girls District III - Melissa Marlow [Rushville] State Champion & Runner Up Coaches MIKE DREWS Virgil Sweet Awards, Coaching Victories Recognition ELKHART CENTRAL Roy Gardner/Mildred Ball Awards SPRING CLINIC REGISTRATION & Introductions of College Coaches in Attendance DISTRICT II COACH AWARD REGISTRATION 7:40-9:00P.M. Rick Majerus, ESPN: "4 out 1 in motion offense" MARK GALLOWAY 9:00 P.M. Buffet CARMEL FORMS SATURDAY APRIL 28, 2006 JEFF VANARSDEL Please visit the IBCA website to download and 8:00-8:30 A.M. Donuts and coffee HARRISON (W. LAFAYETTE) print these forms. 8:30-9:10 A.M. David McCollough, Noblesville: Motion Offense CURT BENGE Steve Drabyn, Avon: Offensive/Defensive Transition PLAINFIELD www.IBCACoaches.com 9:15-10:15 A.M. Don Meyer, Northern State Univeristy: "The Best Things I RON HECKLINSKI Have Seen in Basketball" ANDERSON 10:20-11:00 A.M. Jay Brown, Edgewood: Shooting Skills and Drills Jim Rose, Bloomfield: Man for Man Defense DISTRICT III 11:05-11:45 A.M. Tom Bradley, Orleans: Favorite Drills GENE MIILLER Gary Collins, Michigan City: Conditioning & Shooting Drills WASHINGTON 11:50-12:30 P.M. Travis Hannah, Oregon-Davis: Developing Defensive TOM BEACH Toughness FOREST PARK Todd Law, Oak Hill: Building Team Unity/Organizing LARRY PRINGLE Competitive Practices TRITON CENTRAL TOP 100 SHOWCASE: CHAD GILBERT Saturday April 28, 2:00 - 8:00 PM, Ben Davis High School JEFFERSONVILLE HOOSIER BASKETBALL MAGAZINE'S TOP 40 SENIOR WORKOUT: MIKE ADAMS Sunday April 29, 1:00 PM, Pike High School EVANSVILLE REITZ Visit the IBCA website to get the most out of your professional organization. Join The IBCA Now! IBCA E-Newsletter: Online now at www.ibcachoaches.com/enews/ Issue: XXXXI, March 2007, Page 1 2007 FEATURED CLINIC SPEAKERS RICK MAJERUS - ESPN ANALYST DON MEYER - NORTHERN STATE Success has followed Rick Majerus through every UNIVERSITY step of his coaching career. In 32 years in the pro- Coach Meyer last spoke at the IBCA Clinic in 1999. fession as a head coach and an assistant coach, Since then he has moved to fifth on the all time wins Majerus has been part of 734 victories, 27 post list with 855 victories during a 35 year coaching season appearances, an N.I.T. Final Four appear- career. This ranks him right behind well known Hall of ance, three NCAA Final Four appearances, and one Fame coaches Adolph Rupp, Dean Smith and Bob National Championship. Knight. After coaching at Marquette, the NBA Milwaukee Meyer coached teams have won 20 or more games Bucks, Ball State and Utah, Rick has become one of 25 times during his 35 year coaching career. This the most recognizable personalities in college bas- included an NAIA National Championship while ketball as a key analyst on ESPN. He can be seen coaching at David Lipscomb University in Nashville and heard by millions during the college basketball season on national tele- Tennessee. vision and syndicated radio shows. He lent his expertise as an analyst to CBS Coach Meyer is respected nationally as one of the great teachers of the during the NCAA tournament coverage in 1999 and also worked the Final game. In nine years well over 10,000 coaches from all over the nation have Four. attended the Don Meyer Coaches' Academy. Featured speakers at the Rick is in high demand as a speaker at conferences and coaching clinics Academy reads as a who's who of outstanding coaches from Pat Summit to across the country. He also hosted his own basketball camp at the University John Wooden. of Utah. An average of more than 2000 kids from grades 1 - 12 attended Coach Meyer also produces instructional books and a 30-tape series the camp on a yearly basis. Rick will be talking about his 4 out 1 in motion "Building a Championship Program" that has helped coaches at every level offense. from high school to the NBA. He has also given motivational speeches throughout the country and has published numerous articles for many coach- STEVE RIDDER - EMBRY RIDDLE ing publications. Coach Meyer will speak about "The Best Things I Have Seen in Basketball". UNIVERSITY Coach Ridder has posted 20 win seasons in 13 of his 17 years at Embry Riddle University an average of SHARON VERSYP - PURDUE UNIVERSITY 25 wins a season since 1991. During the 1999-2000 Coach Versyp is a 1989 graduate of Purdue and season, the Eagles reached the NAIA Pinnacle claim- returns to her Alma Mater after one season as the ing the program's first National Championship. The head coach at Indiana University. She led the Hoo- Eagles followed up that season with the program's siers to a 19-14 record and a 9-7 Big Ten record best ever record (32-4) and were ranked #1 in the during the 2005-2006 season. nation from wire to wire. Before coming to IU, Coach Versyp was the head Under Ridder's guidance the Eagles qualified for the coach at Maine from 2000 to 2005. She posted a NAIA National Tournament nine times, including six in 98-51 record while leading the Black Bears to a row from 1996-2001. Last season the Eagles made it back to the National back-to-back-to-back American East regular season Championship for the second consecutive year posting the best winning per- championships in her last three seasons. In recogni- centage in school history, (91%) 31-3. tion of her efforts Versyp was named America East Coach Ridder has brought excitement, exposure, and national recognition to Coach of the Year in 2003 and 2005. Embry Riddle University. He has received numerous coach of the year Before entering the collegiate ranks, Versyp coached high school basketball awards including NAIA National Coach of Year in 2000. During his 17 years at Lawrence North High School in Indianapolis from 1989-1993. She then at Embry Riddle, Ridder's record is 372-161 (70%). Coach Ridder will speak coached at Benton Central from 1993 to 1996. about "Building a Special Program". As a high school player at Mishawaka High School, Versyp was named the 1984 Indiana Miss Basketball. She went on to have an outstanding career at Purdue University where she is still listed in the top ten of numerous statistical categories. Coach Versyp and her staff has led the Boilermakers to a 23-5 regular season record and a #13 national ranking. The Boilermakers were the 2007 ROY GARDNER AWARD Big Ten Tournament Champions. In six seasons as a head coach, Versyp owns Jerry is a graduate of Ball State University and a 120-65 overall record. received his administrative degree from Indiana State University. For 23 years he taught swimming at Fountain Central High School and was Assistant Principal at Western Boone High School from 2001 - 2006. During his 33 year officiating career, Taylor IBCA/IHSAA BOYS’ BASKETBALL TOP 100 SHOWCASE worked 22 sectionals, 17 regionals, eight semi- The fifth annual IBCA/IHSAA Boys' Basketball Top 100 Showcase will be states, four state finals (two single class and two held at Ben Davis High School on Saturday afternoon, April, 28th, beginning class), two Hall of Fame, and one Tournament of at 2:00 PM. The IBCA/IHSAA Girls' Basketball Showcase will be held at Ben Champions games. Jerry has served in numerous Davis High School on Saturday, July 14th beginning at 9:00 AM. All IBCA leadership roles as a member of the Western members will be admitted free to both events by displaying their IBCA mem- Officials Association out of Lafayette. He also serves as an IHSAA observer bership card. and was the recipient of the Outstanding Official award in 1996. Jerry would like to thank several people for their help during his successful officiating career.
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