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Christos Marmarinos DOB: January 31st 1977 Cell phone: +30 697 374 6686 [email protected] Working experience: January 2020 – Present: Kosovo Basketball Federation. Head Coach. Responsible for the Men’s National Team Selection. Additional consulting for the Federation. September 2018 – Present: Basketball Consultant. Worked with players, teams and institutions providing advice and training insights on the improvement of individuals and organizations. Client list includes in personal level NBA and Euroleague players, NBA draft prospects and international high level players. Basketball leagues and federations as well as NBA, Euroleague and 1st division basketball teams were also clients September 2018 – Present: Cosmote TV. NBA Analyst and game commentator. Cosmote TV is the most developing satellite network in the region. Presentations were included among the best among the global NBA media partners. August 2018 – Present: NewStats.eu. Co-Founder and CEO. Basketball Analytics Consulting. Decision making in game planning and roster completion. Custom made analytical solutions. Statistical analysis. Clients including top NBA and Euroleague teams (Anadolu Efes, Fenerbahce, Maccabi etc) and Media Groups (Nova, 24Media Group etc) June 2004 – July 2018: Olympiacos Basketball. Assistant Coach. Responsible for international scouting and players' development. Creating and presenting game plan and presentations to the team. Practice management. Scientific implementation to strength and conditioning. Two Euroleague titles (2012, 2013). Three times Euroleague finalist (2010, 2015, 2017). Six times Euroleague final 4 (2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017). Euroleague play offs (2006-2018 with the exception of 2015-2016 season). Three Greek championships (2012, 2015, 2016), 12 Greek league finals (2006-2018). Greek cup finalist (2008-2013). Greek cup winner (2010, 2011). Awarded from Euroleague Basketball as best assistant coach in a competition held in 2015. February 2014: Greek Basketball League. Head coach in Greek All Star game in Under-21 team. Coached elite Greek players members of National Teams. February 2013: Greek Basketball League. Head coach in Greek All Star game in Under-21 team. Coached elite Greek players members of National Teams. July 2012: San Antonio Spurs NBA Las Vegas Summer League. Assistant Coach. Assisted coach Vaughn in everyday practice preparation. Participated in the selection of the final Summer League Roster. Provided insights for players’ development. 2001 – 2004: Panionios Basketball. Assistant Coach. International scouting. Responsible for practice and game planning. Video presentations. Saporta cup quarter finals (2002). 2001: Greek Basketball Federation. Assistant Coach. Member of the team that won second place in the Mediterranean Games of 2001. Responsible for players’ development and conditioning. 2000-2001: Columbia University. Assistant to coach Armond Hill. Responsible for players’ development. 1998-1999: Aris Thessaloniki. Head Coach, Under-18 Team. Regional championship. Coached members of Under-18 Greek National Team. 1996-1998: Aris Thessaloniki: Assistant coach in both Under-18 and Under-16 teams. Regional championship (1997, 1998). National championship (1997). 1995-96: MENT Thessaloniki: Assistant Coach in men’s team. Head coach in Under-16 team. Regional Quarter finals. Teaching experience November 2019: Athens University of Economics. 4th Sports Analytics Workshop. Presented the value of Applied Analytics in Basketball June 2019: International Seminar of the Greek Association of Basketball Coaches - YMCA. Thessaloniki. Injury prevention based on functional anatomy in the sport of Basketball. February 2019: Greek Basketball League. Thessaloniki. Taught to coaches about elements of Basketball Analytics. November 2018: Athens University of Economics. 3rd Sports Analytics Workshop. Presented the different evaluation methods for Basketball players. July 2018: Greek Government, Ministry of Culture, General Secretary of Sports. Taught individual defense and basketball ball handling in the National School of Basketball Coaches. March 2018: Prefecture of Central Greece, City of Karpenisi. Taught in the clinic for local coaches organized by the Greek Association of Basketball Coaches. October 2015 – June 2016: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Athens, Greece. School of Sports Science and Physical Education. Assisted the teaching of the mandatory class “Elements of teaching and coaching in Basketball” June 2013: International Clinic of the Greek Association of Basketball Coaches. Presented and analyzed the decisions that led to winning with Euroleague Final 4 that was held in London in May 2013. March 2012: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Athens, Greece. School of Sports Science and Physical Education. Guest Lecturer on Basketball Tactics and Analysis. Emphasis in video breakdown. October 2011: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Athens, Greece. School of Sports Science and Physical Education. Guest Lecturer on Evaluation of Basketball Players and Lineups Performance. Education 2009 – 2019: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Athens, Greece. School of Sports Science and Physical Education. Philosophy doctor. Dissertation on Creation of Metric that Evaluates the Performance of Top-Level Basketball Players. 1999 – 2001: Teachers College, Columbia University. New York City. Department of Biobehavioral Studies. Masters of Arts in Applied physiology. 4.0 GPA. Thesis specific on physiological adaptations in basketball. A case study with Columbia’s men’s basketball team. 1994 – 1998: Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki. Department of Sports Science and Physical Education. Bachelor’s in Physical Education. Specialty in coaching basketball. Holder of license for coaching at the highest level in any European competition. Highest GPA upon graduation class (1998). Additional knowledge: Excellent knowledge of video editing and scouting systems (XOs, Synergy, InStat, Scout2win etc) Advanced statistical analysis methods (Correlation, Regression, Multiple Regression) in SPSS software. Fluent in English (Cambridge 1st certificate, TOEFL). Adequate in German (Zertifikat). Certified Microsoft Office specialist (1997).
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