VORARLBERGER BASKETBALLVERBAND

VORARLBERGER BASKETBALLVERBAND
Mag. Gernot Gmeiner, Sandquelle 15 c, 6850Dornbirn,
Tele: 05572-25532, Email: [email protected]
Coach Clinic mit Jay Price (Ass. Coach University of Illinois)
DATUM: SA 25.08.2012
ORT: Messeballsporthalle Dornbirn, Messstraße 1, 6850 Dornbirn
09 00 - 11 00 Uhr
11 30 - 13 30 Uhr
14 00 - 16 00 Uhr
Fundamental Development of Youth: ballhandling, dribbling, passing,
hooting, guard work, post work, etc
Offensive Concepts: plays, motion, spacing, ball screens, Princeton offense
Defensive Concepts: MTM half court, full court, traps, presses, zones,
ball screen defense
Als Special Guest freuen wir uns über den Besuch von Jay PRICE. Er ist der Assistant-Coach an der
University of Illinois und hat schon einige NBA Spieler wie Deron Williams, Dee Brown, Luther
Heard, Glenn Robinson, Brad Miller, Roger Powell und vielen anderen gecoacht.
Diese Clinic ist anrechenbar für Coaches der österr. Lizenzen A,B,C und D und enthält lt. Stundenplan
8 Einheiten zum Thema Basketball. Die Coach Clinic wird primär in englischer Sprache geführt.
Ein Demonstrationsteam ist vorhanden.
Unkostenbeitrag: EUR 20,-- der bar am Beginn zu entrichten ist
Anmeldungen bitte unter: [email protected]
Mehr Informationen zu Jay Price:
Jay Price is spent nine seasons at Illinois after he joined the Fighting Illini basketball staff on May 14,
2003.
Price came to Illinois after spending 10 years as an assistant coach at Purdue under Gene Keady.
Price served as Purdue's recruiting coordinator and oversaw camps, team travel and scheduling along
with his coaching duties. During his time at Purdue the Boilermakers compiled a record of 220-105
(.677), winning three Big Ten championships and earning eight NCAA Tournament berths. Weber and
Price worked together as assistants on the Purdue staff for five seasons, from 1994-98.
Price began his coaching career with a two-year stint as an assistant at Oklahoma under former
coach Billy Tubbs before going to Purdue. During that time, he also served as manager for the U.S.
Olympic men's basketball "Dream Team" while the squad practiced in the United States during the
summer of 1992.
A native of Oklahoma City, Okla., Price was a basketball manager at Kansas for four years under
former coaches Larry Brown and Roy Williams, serving as head manager for Williams as both a junior
and senior. During his time at Kansas, the Jayhawks won the national championship in 1988 and
finished as national runner-up in 1991.
Price also has represented his colleagues, serving as vice president of the NABC assistant coaches
committee. In 2007, he received the Alumni Achievement Award from Casady High School in
Oklahoma City.
Price received a bachelor's degree in journalism from Kansas in 1991. He and his wife, Beth, have a
daughter, Katherine.