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Andrea Mazzon RESUME ANDREA MAZZON Date of Birth: 23/02/1966 Italian Mobile: +39 347 252 8507 USA Mobile: +1 347-757-9671 E-mail: [email protected] Started in 1985 coaching the varsity team (Junior) of Venice. Signed in 1990 with Glaxo Verona A1 (Tim Kempton and Russel Schoene) as 2nd assistant coach. Became Head Coach in 1996/97; SuperCup (Italian Competition) Winner. In the same season reached the final of the Saporta Cup (European competition) against Real Madrid (Coach Obradovic) and semifinal vs. Benetton (Coach Mike D’antoni). Voted coach of the Year in Italy. Re-signed in Verona for the 97/98 season; Korac Cup (European competition) winner. Italy Cup Final 4. 98/99 and 99/00 seasons Head Coach of Panionios Athens, Greece where we reached the Semifinal of the Eurocup against Barcelona (Gasol and Navarro team). 2002/2005 Napoli 5th position Uleb Cup qualification and runner up Coach of the Year. Italy Cup Final 8. All-Star game coach. 2005/2006 Aris Thessaloniki, Greece Uleb Finalist vs. Coach Ivkovic of Kimky Russia. Coach of the Year and Euroleague Qualification. Semifinal Greek league. 2006/2007 Aris Thessaloniki, Greece Euroleague Top 16. Euroleague Qualification and semifinal Greek league. All-Star game coach. 2009/2013 Reyer Venice, Italy Runner up Coach of the Year, twice All-Star game coach. Final 8 Italian League. Playoffs of Italian League. 2014/2016 Philadelphia 76ers / Delaware 87ers. Assistant coach NBA and D-league teams. International scouting and preparation to NBA draft. Assistant coach NBA summer leagues. 2016/2017 Guangzhou Long Lions - CBA (Professional Chinese Basketball Association). 2017/2018 Avtador Saratov - VTB League and Champions League (European Competition). Award / Achivements: 1997 – Uleb Cup (European Competition) Runner Up. Coach of the Year (Italian League). Eurocamp Coach in Paris (France) with Coach Raveling and Coach Donnie Nelson. Nike Summer League Coach. 1998 – Korac Cup (European Competition) Winner. Italian Cup Final Fuor. Eurocamp Coach in Barcelona (Spain) witch Coach Raveling and Coach Donnie Nelson. Nike Summer League Coach. 1999 – Korac Cup (European Competition) Semifinal. Greek Cup Final Fuor. All Star Game Coach (Greek League). Eurocamp Coach in Paris (France) with Coach Raveling, Coach Donnie Nelson and Coach Calipari. Nike Summer League Coach. 2003 – Runner Up Coach of the Year (Italian League). Final Eight Italian League. 2005 – Uleb Cup (European Competion) Runner Up. Euroleague Qualification. Coach of the Year. 2006 – Euroleague Top 16. Euroleague Qualification. All Star Game Coach. 2007 – Uleb Cup Qualification. 2010 – Coach of the Year 2011 – Runner Up Coach of the Year. Final Eight Italian Cup 2012 – Finale Eight Italian Cup 2013 – Playoff Quarter-Final (Italian League) Selected and coached two of the best Greek Players ever: Papaloukas (former CSKA Moscow and 3- time Euroleague Winner) and Papanikolau (2nd round NBA Draft Pick; now in Olympiacos, former Barcelona, Houston Rockets and Denver Nuggets player; 2-time Eurolegue Winner) and many young Italian Players who now play professionally. In 2013, three of my players (Rosselli, Vitali and Magro) were with Italian National Team at the European Championship in Slovenia and many others have been in the past. DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST : My team have always been among Top 3 best defensive teams in their League. TRIANGLE OFFENSE : Used the triangle offense more than 15 years. RECRUITING : Can reach and scout a lot of young European players, especially in Italy, Greece and Spain. American Players Coached & Drafted: 1. Randolph Keys (1st round Milwaukee Bucks), Southern Miss. 1988 2. Mike Iuzzolino (2nd round Dallas Mavericks), Saint Francis 1991 3. Spud Webb ( NC state 1985) 4. Walter Berry (1st round Portland Trail Blazers), St. John’s 1986 5. Shaun Respert (1st Round Portland Trail Blazers), Michigan St. 1996 6. Marty Conlon, Providence 1990 7. Jerome Allen (2nd round Minnesota Timberwolves), Penn 1995 8. Mike Penberthy (LA Lakers 2000-2002) 9. Oscar Torres (Houston Rockets 2001-2002) 10. Tamar Slay (2nd round New Jersey Nets), Marshall 2002 11. Dalibor Bagaric (1st Round Chicago Bulls), Croatia 12. Jeremy Richardson, Delta State 2006 13. Mike Wilkinson, Wisconsin 2005 14. Alex Scales, Oregon 2000 15. Kee Kee Clark, Saint Peter’s 2006 16. Jeff Trepagnier (2nd round Cleveland Cavaliers), USC 2001 17. Bracey Wright (2nd round Minnesota Timberwolves), Indiana 2005 18. Kris Clack (2nd round Boston Celtics), Texas 1999 19. Bennett Davidson, Arizona 1998 20. Lamar Greer, Florida State 1998 21. Dontae Jones (1st round New York Knicks), Mississippi State 1996 22. Alvin Sims (2nd round LA Clippers) Louisville At Nike Euro camp: Pau Gasol, Navarro, Radmanovic, Yao Ming and many other European rising stars. Basketball Clinics and Summer Leagues/Camps attended: Chicago NBA Pre-draft Camp from 1998 to 2004 Orlando NBA Pre-draft Camp from 2006 to 2010 Portsmouth 2009 and 2014 Orlando Summer League and Las Vegas Summer League almost every year EuroCamp in Treviso (Italy) every year CLINICS: Coach Tex Winter (3 times) Coach Knight (2 times) Coach Karl Coach Jackson (2 times) Coach Pitino Coach Raveling Coach Brown Hubie Coach Calipari Coach D'antoni Coach Nelson References: Maurizio Gherardini, former Toronto Raptors Vice President and Fenerbache G.M. Jerome Allen, Boston Celtics Assistant Coach Ettore Messina, San Spurs Assistant Coach Jordi Bertomeou, CEO Euroleague Shawn Respert, Memphis Grizzlies Assistant Coach Gianluca Pascucci, Brooklin Nets Mike Penberthy, former LA Laker Toby Bailey, former UCLA Bruin Marty Conlon, former NBA player now with NBA International Chico Averbuck, Director of International Scouting, Cleveland Cavaliers Mike D’Antoni Head Coach Houston Rockets Brett Brown Head Coach Philadelphia 76ers .
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