2025 BASKETBALL MANITOBA SUPER COACHES CLINIC
DATE: October 24, 2025
VENUE: TBA
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2022 Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic
October 21-22, 2022
University of Manitoba
Investors Group Athletic Centre
University of Manitoba
Investors Group Athletic Centre
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
The WMBA and Peg City will pause all league games over the clinic weekend to ensure each coach can attend and is covering the cost for all its league coaches to attend the sessions. The clinic features 10 hours of presentations over the two days and a wide range of topics for all levels of basketball. Register today for Manitoba's premier basketball coaching event!
Your registration into this year's Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic includes...
- 10 hours of on-court top-notch basketball presentations over 2 days with topics ranging from basic fundamentals to advanced offenses & defenses (see below for schedule).
- Option to attend one or both days. Your best value is to join us both days!
- Fox40 Dry-Erase Pro-Rigid Coaches Board (24" x 16" in size with carry bag and dry-erase marker, see below images, $40.00 value)
- 2022-23 Wesmen Season Pass ($50.00 value)
- 2022-23 Bison Basketball Season Pass ($50.00 value)
- Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Manual including roster, attendance, practice planning, game stat and playing time tracker blank forms. ($15.00 value)
- Optional Pre-Workshop Session hosted by coaches Michele Sung on the evening of Thursday, October 20 at the Canada Games Centre.
- Exclusive access to view several open practices hosted by the Wesmen & Bison coaches in the days before the clinic on October 18, 19 and 20 (see below for schedule).
- Early access to the presentation through online video in the weeks following the clinic. The general public gets access in January. View past clinic videos now...
- FRIDAY COACHES - Entry for a Grand Prize Draw for a trip for a coach in attendance to Las Vegas in spring 2023 for the NABC Championship Coaches Clinic (see below).
- SATURDAY COACHES - Entry for a Grand Prize Draw for Team Prize Pack (see below).
- Other great door prizes throughout the day from the Wesmen, Bisons, Basketball Manitoba, WMBA, Coaching Manitoba, Sport Manitoba and other sponsors and supporters.
- Morning refreshments both days.
- Lunch included both days, supported by our sponsors.
- Basketball Store selling scoresheets, whistles, dry-erase boards, and select clothing.
Every coach in attendance ON FRIDAY at the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic will be entered for door prizes throughout the weekend! The FRIDAY grand prize will include a trip to Las Vegas in the spring of 2023 for the NABC Championship Basketball Coaches Clinic! This Las Vegas clinic is considered the premier basketball coaches clinic in the world! This prize includes returning airfare from Winnipeg to and from Las Vegas, hotel accommodation and the NABC Coaches Clinic fee. The prize is valued at over $2000.00 and must be accepted as presented (no cash value or exchanges).
Each coach in attendance will receive ONE entry for each day they are present at the clinic.
The draw will be made at the end of the Friday sessions, and the winner DOES need to be in attendance to win the award. Good luck!
Past Las Vegas Trip Winners
- 2009 - Patrick Kerr - Tyndall Park CC
- 2010 - Darrell Nicholson - North Kildonan CC
- 2011 - Jake Vezeau - Dakota CC
- 2012 - Tony Hayden - Saskatchewan
- 2013 - Bernard Kanakm - Sisler HS
- 2014 - Krishna Armogan - Andrew Mynarski School
- 2015 - Jay Primeau - Saskatchewan
- 2016 - Rodelyn Aaron - Amber Trails School
- 2017 - Mallory Wray - South East Collegiate
- 2018 - Karl Schroeder - Miles Mac Collegiate
- 2019 - Asami Kakuri - Tokyo, Japan
TEAM PRIZE PACK PRIZE DRAW - SATURDAY COACHES
Every coach in attendance on SATURDAY at the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic will be entered for door prizes throughout the weekend! The SATURDAY grand prize will consist of a Team Prize pack for one lucky coach in attendance including...- 6 New Wilson Evolution Basketballs ($600 value)
- 1 Wilson Basketball Equipment Bag ($50 value)
- 12 - 2022-23 Wesmen Basketball Season Passes ($600 value)
- 12 - 2022-23 Bison Basketball Season Passes ($600 value)
- 12 Basketball Manitoba T-Shirts ($120 value)
- 2 Fox40 Dry Erase Coaches Boards ($80 value)
- 2 Fox40 Whistles ($10 value)
- 50 Basketball Scoresheets ($24 value)
The draw will be made at the end of the Saturday sessions, and the winner DOES need to be in attendance to win the award. Good luck!
Past Team Prize Pack Winners
- 2011 - Darin Arnold - Portage la Prairie
- 2012 - Manfred Glor - Linden Christian
- 2013 - Chris Geraille - Norway House
- 2014 - Peter Robertson-Stovel - Riverview CC
- 2015 - Ryan Diehl - Glenboro
- 2016 - DJ Dupasquier - Sturgeon Heights Collegiate
- 2017 - Todd Redhead - Altona
- 2018 - Brad Loewen - Greendell Park Community Centre
- 2019 - Cadin Dupasquier - Crossover Basketball Club
2022 SUPER COACHES CLINIC PRESENTERS
CHRIS OLIVER - FOUNDER, BASKETBALL IMMERSION
Chris Oliver is the founder of Basketball Immersion, The Basketball Podcast and Immersion Videos.
As an expert in basketball decision training, he coaches, trains, and mentors coaches to maximize their players’ potential and enjoyment of practices and games. What he is most passionate about in his work is sharing evidence-based coaching ideas that can stimulate your coaching to get better results. The goal is to improve your players’ retention and transfer the things you teach to their performance. You can learn more about concepts like messy learning, constraints-based coaching, maximizing active learning time, adding decision-making to drills, and much more in the numerous blogs he shares at Basketball Immersion Blogs.
After coaching for over 23 years, completing his Master’s degree, and travelling the world to watch NCAA, NBA and Pro teams from around the world, Chris saw the need for more education on a games approach to coaching basketball and training methods to support this. He created Basketball Decision Training (BDT) to bridge the gap between skill development and game applications of those skills.
Most recently Chris was head coach at the University of Windsor where he won over 300 games, and compiled a .750 winning percentage. Oliver also coached a Canadian team of professional players to the prestigious Jones Cup international basketball tournament championship, winning gold in 2018. In addition, he has consulted for NBA, NCAA, high school and club basketball organizations around the world.
Chris also shares his games approach to coaching, practical evidence-based drills and decision training concepts openly through in-person and online learning. All of these concepts have been taught globally through online sharing, camps, clinics, private mentoring and consulting with individual coaching and teams’ staff.
KIRBY SCHEPP - UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA MEN'S BASKETBALL COACH
Bisons men's basketball head coach Kirby Schepp has coached more than 50 different teams over the past 27 years and 19 at the U SPORTS level (14 as head coach).
Under Schepp, the Bisons have made the post-season in eight of the last 11 seasons, including six years in a row (2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20). He's also led Manitoba to three Canada West Final Four appearances, including back-to-back in 2016 and 2017, along with 2020. In 2017, Schepp's squad earned the right to compete for the national championship for the first time since 1986 (counting regional championship), and three years later, he manned a Bisons squad that finished 16-4, the best regular season result in program history.
Coach Schepp has been a part of the Canadian Men's National Team Program for over a decade. In 2009, Schepp was named to the staff of the inaugural Canadian Cadet (17U) National Team. He has been a coach of numerous medal-winning teams at FIBA events, including a bronze medal at the 2010 World 17U Championships and a gold medal with the Junior National Team at the 2017 World Championships. He was also the head coach for Canada's U16 national team in 2019, where the squad qualified for the FIBU U17 World Cup after a first-place finish in group B of the FIBA U16 Americas. Additionally, in 2018, Schepp led Canada to a historic silver medal at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in his international head coaching debut. The medal was Canada's first in men's basketball at the games.
Schepp has coached several future NBA players while with Canada Basketball including Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett, Nik Staukas, and Dillon Brooks
A graduate of the University of Winnipeg and the University of Victoria and former U SPORTS player, Schepp coached successful high school and club teams for over 15 years and served as an assistant at the University of Winnipeg for five years. He led his high school teams to numerous Final Four appearances over 14 years. He also coached many provincial teams and elite club-level programs to successful finishes nationally.
Coach Schepp earned his B.A. and B.Ed from the University of Winnipeg and a Master's Degree (Coaching) from the University of Victoria. Schepp is an NCCP Master Learning facilitator and has trained hundreds of coaches over the past 20 years. He just returned from Egypt, where he worked with the Egyptian national team development program in the summer of 2022.
Twitter: @bisonsmbb/@Kirby_Schepp
Instagram: @bisonmbb
Facebook: @scheppk
Instagram: @bisonmbb
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Michele Sung (nee Hynes) enters her 9th year as head coach of the Bison women's basketball team in 2022-23. It hasn't taken Sung long to turn the Bisons into a championship contender. Five years ago, the squad made the playoffs for the first time since 2009, and they repeated that feat again in 2018, as well as 2019.
Under Sung's watch, veteran guard Taylor Randall was named a conference all-star for three straight seasons (2017-19), while rookie guard Lauren Bartlett and fourth-year forward Addison Martin also took home hardware following the 2019-20 campaign. Barlett was named to the All-Rookie team, while Martin was the recipient of the Tracy MacLeod Award, which celebrates courage in overcoming adversity. She also became the first player in team history to receive such an honour.
A product of Millgrove, Ontario -- a hotbed for women's basketball in Canada -- Sung attended St. Mary High School, which is widely known as a basketball factory. After a successful career at St. Mary, Sung chose the U of M for her post-secondary basketball career in 2006.
Sung played five years with the Bisons, completing her university basketball career in 2010 while also obtaining a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree. During her time with the team, she racked up an impressive resume. She was an Academic All-Canadian as a freshman in 2006-07, as well as team captain for three consecutive seasons, beginning in 2007-08. One of her biggest accomplishments as a Bison occurred following the 2009-10 season when she received the Sylvia Sweeney Award – presented to a player who demonstrates outstanding achievement in basketball, academics, and community involvement.
Sung's head coach while with the Bisons, Pam Danis, also helped to instill a passion for community outreach within the team. Danis was just starting her work with Aboriginal communities at the time of Sung's commitment and the squad would have several team events at Skownan First Nation, with Sung helping as a mentor coach during her entire Bisons tenure.
After playing as a Bison, Sung spent a year with ZKK Partizan Basketball Club in Belgrade, Serbia, but was drawn back to the U of M because she wanted to finish her second degree (in engineering). It was during this time that several coaching opportunities were presented to her in the province. One of Sung's earliest coaching opportunities was with the U17 female provincial team, where she was an apprentice coach for two years under former Bison women's basketball head coach and U of M Athletic Director Coleen Dufresne, as well as Don Thomson. The 2013 edition of the provincial team won bronze at the Canada Summer Games.
Sung also added national team experience to her resume shortly afterwards, becoming an assistant coach with Team Canada's Paralympic Basketball Team and a performance analyst with Team Canada's Development Team. She was also named to the U17 women's national team representing Canada at the FIBA World Championships in 2016.
JON GIESBRECHT, PLAY FREE BASKETBALLCoach Jon Giesbrecht has been coaching in Manitoba for over 15 years.
Jon currently runs Play Free Basketball which focuses on a tailored, high-performance training experience for individual clients. Through Play Free (playing present and finding flow), Jon helps athletes develop core confidence. Play Free Basketball also offers camps throughout the year, where athletes can access concepts in a group setting.
Jon also has experience coaching with Basketball Manitoba's Provincial Teams and Centre for Performance, the University of Manitoba Men's basketball, the University of Winnipeg Men's basketball, and was the lead assistant coach with the University of Women's basketball program from 2019 to 2021.
Jon began his coaching career at Kirkfield Westwood Community Centre in the Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association and was named its league-wide Coach of the Year in 2011.
In addition to Jon's coaching experience, Jon has worked as a video editor with the Canadian National Team, Draft Express (ESPN), and Bball Breakdown.
GIL CHEUNG, BRANDON UNIVERSITY MEN'S BASKETBALL COACH
Cheung spent two years as Head Coach at Douglas College in New Westminster, BC and two years as an assistant at Simon Fraser University. Cheung graduated from Brandon University with a Bachelor of General Studies in 2002 and a Bachelor of Education in 2004.
“My goal is to produce great athletes who do great things on the court, in the classroom, and in the community,” says Cheung.
Gil has 7 years of teaching experience in public and private school systems. He has taught physical education from kindergarten through senior years. He currently teaches a variety of activity courses in the Physical Education department, from Outdoor Education to Fitness and Conditioning.
SPECIAL BONUS COACHING VIDEOS AND PRACTICE PLANS FROM BASKETBALL MANITOBA
As a bonus to signing up with the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic, you will be given access to over 1000 online youth basketball videos and 50+ youth basketball practice plans for your coaching needs. This online material will be available to you next year to be used as another resource of information.
You will receive instructions on accessing the material once you register for the Super Coaches Clinic, so sign up now!
WOMEN IN COACHING BASKETBALL SESSION
- Efficient coaching practices for all levels of basketball
- Q & A on how to build your teams seasonal basketball plan
- Tactical Observation & Discussion from TAP practice
There is no additional fee to attend this session and you can indicate your attendance during the Super Coaches Clinic registration process. The workshop will be limited to the first 50 people who sign up, so register now!
- Date: Thursday, October 20, 2022
- Time: 6:30 - 9:30 pm
- Location: Sport Manitoba (aka Canada Games Sport for Life Centre, 145 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba (MAP)
- Parking: Free on area streets after 5:30 pm. Paid parking is available under the Sport Manitoba Courts for $2 for the first hour and $1 for every 30 min after (use the Alexander Street entrance).
- Check-in Time: 6:15 pm in the Sport Manitoba Courts
- Open to: Women Coaching Basketball Teams (from all levels)
- Cost: FREE with Super Coaches Clinic Registration
- What to Bring: Court-friendly shoes, notepad, pen.
YOU CAN REGISTER FOR THIS SESSION ALONG WITH YOUR SUPER COACHES CLINIC REGISTRATION
If you would like to attend this session but are not attending the Super Coaches Clinic, you can still attend at no cost by RSVP'ing to Michele Sung (Hynes) at michele.sung@umanitoba.ca.
The following is the current presentation schedule for the two days. All registrants are also invited and encouraged to attend the exclusive open practice sessions with the 4 local university basketball coaches on the Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday leading up to the Super Clinic. Please note that both presenters and topics are subject to change. The below schedule will be updated immediately if any changes are to be made. Can't see the schedule? CLICK HERE to view in full screen
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Full USPORTS game schedules at wesmen.ca or gobisons.ca
By attending a Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic, you will gain full access to the entire clinic video online library!
Watch the full Super Coaches Clinic Video Collection
SUPER COACHES CLINIC HOST HOTEL
Address: 1714 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2G2 Canada
Check-In: Thursday, October 20, 2022
Check-Out: Saturday, October 22, 2022
Hotel Number: (204) 269-8888
Hotel Website Special Offer: CLICK HERE
A price of $125.00 plus taxes a night for up to 2 adults (2 beds) has been set up for people attending the Super Coaches Clinic. You must use the above hotel website link to access the $125.00 per night Basketball Manitoba rate. Phoning the hotel for this rate will not work. This rate will be held until October 12, 2022. If booking after this date, you can still contact the hotel, but the rate may differ.
TRAVELLING INTO THE CLINIC FROM OUTSIDE OF WINNIPEG? MANITOBA COACHES CAN APPLY FOR FINANCIAL TRAVEL SUPPORT FROM YOUR REGION! READ MORE...
MAP TO UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
INVESTORS GROUP ATHLETIC CENTRE
75 SIDNEY SMITH STREET
When entering the Investors Group Athletic Centre, Centre, follow the signs up the main staircase to the 3rd floor. All clinic sessions will occur in the main gym.
U of W Campus Maps & Parking Options
U of W Campus Maps & Parking Options
Parking Notes:
- You should arrive on campus PRIOR to 8:15 AM to increase your chances of finding a spot.
- Parking costs are not included in the clinic fees.
- It is strongly suggested you carpool with other coaches attending the clinic to increase the chances of finding a spot or taking another mode of transportation such as Winnipeg Transit or get dropped off at the gym.
- Basketball Manitoba or Bison Sports will assume no responsibility for any parking issues or violations incurred at the clinic.
HISTORY & PAST PRESENTERS
The Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic was formed under the partnership of the Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association, the University of Winnipeg and the University of Manitoba with Basketball Manitoba. The first clinic was offered in 2009 at the University of Winnipeg and has alternated between there and the University of Manitoba. The clinic averages over 300 coaches in attendance each year and is the largest coaches clinic in Manitoba and the largest basketball coaches clinic in Canada!
Our growing list of past presenters includes...
- Adam Friesen, Fraser Valley University (2015)
- Alan Stein, Stronger Team (2012)
- Alex Sarama, Basketball Immersion (2021)
- Allison McNeill, Canadian National Team (2017, 2020)
- Brian McCormick, Basketball IQ & Kross Over Basketball (2014, 2019)
- Briana Finch, Florida International University (2019)
- Barry Hecker (2018)
- Butch Carter, NBA Coach (2015)
- Brock Lemon, Dakota College (2016)
- Cam Moskal, Manitoba Association of Basketball Officials (2009, 2010, 2011)
- Carly Clarke, Ryerson University / Team Canada (2021)
- Chris McDole, Pro-Aggression Training (2011)
- Chris Oliver, Basketball Immersion (2020, 2022)
- Coleen Dufresne, University of Manitoba (2012)
- Dan Becker, Basketball Manitoba (2014, 2016)
- Dave Crook, University of Winnipeg (2009)
- Dave Love, NBA Shooting Coach (2010, 2019)
- Dave Taylor, University of Regina (2013)
- Dawn Smyth, Canada Basketball (2013)
- Dr. Dean Kriellaars, University of Manitoba (2017)
- Drew Hanlan, Pure Sweat Basketball (2013 & 2015)
- Gil Cheung, Brandon University (2011, 2017, 2019, 2022)
- Glen Bergeron, University of Winnipeg / True Sport (2012)
- Gordie Herbert, German National Team (2023)
- Jay Triano, Toronto Raptors and Canadian National Team (2011)
- Jeff Billeck, University of Winnipeg Athletic Therapy (2018)
- John Dore, Concordia University (2009)
- Jon Giesbrecht, Play Free Basketball (2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022)
- Ken Shields, University of Victoria and Canadian National Team (2010)
- Kirby Schepp, University of Manitoba (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022)
- Lee Hurton, Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association (2011)
- Lisa Thomaidis, University of Saskatchewan / National Women's Team (2009)
- Mano Watsa, Point Guard College (2021)
- Manoj Nowrang, Positive Coaching Alliance (2011)
- Martha Bradbury, MABO (2014, 2017)
- Matt Talmage, Krossover Video Service (2014)
- Michele Belanger, University of Toronto (2009)
- Michele Sung (Hynes), University of Manitoba (2012, 2014, 2022)
- Mike Iwanchuk, Strive Athletic Training (2018)
- Mike McNeill, Canadian National Team (2017)
- Mike MacKay, Canada Basketball (2009, 2010, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2023)
- Mike Meeks, Canada Basketball (2023)
- Mike Raimbault, University of Winnipeg (2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016)
- Mike Taylor, Winnipeg Sea Bears (2023)
- Pam Danis, University of Manitoba (2009, 2010, 2011)
- Randy Kusano, University of Manitoba / Basketball Manitoba (2012, 2014)
- Renato Pasquali, Canada Basketball (2010)
- Dr. Reece Malone, Diversity Essentials (2017)
- Rich Chambers, Canadian National Team (2013)
- Rick Torbett, Read & React (2012 & 2016)
- Ron Yeung, Canada Basketball (2013)
- Roy Rana, Sacramento Kings / Team Canada (2020, 2021)
- Ross Wedlake, Basketball Manitoba Technical Committee (2010 & 2012)
- Dr. Scott Leckie, Sport Dentist (2013)
- Sefu Bernard, WNBA Washington Mystics (2020)
- Shawn Swords, Laurentian University (2009)
- Sheldon Reynolds - Coaching Manitoba (2012)
- Sherwin Vasallo, Acceleration Performance (2009, 2010)
- Steve Brown, Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx (2009 & 2011)
- Steve Konchalski, St. Francis Xavier / Team Canada (2021)
- Tanya McKay, University of Winnipeg (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2018)
- Victor Lapena, Canadian National Team (2023)
TESTIMONIALS
Here is what people have said about past Super Coaches Clinics...
- Awesome job! Great value!
- Awesome weekend guys......really well organized.....top notch !!!!
- Basketball Manitoba is doing a tremendous job with the Super Clinic, and I can't say enough good things about it. Awesome work!
- Fantastic event, I can't wait to attend next year. the calibre of the clinicians was great and the variety throughout the weekend kept it interesting. Looking forward to going through the handbook as well
- I enjoyed the clinic. I enjoyed seeing things I could actually use with my grade nine girls. The different games and the warm-up I really enjoyed and will def. be using. I also picked up a few little tips that I will be passing on to my kids. It was great.
- I think that the clinic was very informative and easy to follow.
- It seemed to be well organized. Overall it was a very good experience.
- I was very impressed with the clinic. The variety of presenters and topics was excellent. The content of each presentation had something to offer to both the novice and experienced coach. A job well done!!
- To the organizers. I would like to first, thank all the people who organized this year's Super Coaches Clinic. It was an amazing experience. I just started coaching last year at the JV girls’ level and I thought I was doing a good job but after attending this year’s clinic, you have given me the tools and knowledge to be a better coach.
- Last years clinic was very good and this year was excellent.
- There was more relevant information presented to us this year and in an easy to understand format. Great stuff!
- The whole clinic was run well. The presenters were well worth listening to. Great ideas come from this.
- You put on great clinics thanks! I'm a first-year coach and I left with lots of aspects to basketball.
- Thanks SO much for the fantastic weekend of Super Coaches Clinic!
- I thought it was incredible and quite obvious that everyone had invested a ton of time into organizing and coordinating all that went into it. I learned a lot and really enjoyed the whole thing. Thanks again for your hard work and dedication.
- I wanted to let you know that the clinic this past weekend was extremely well run and very informative. Please pass on my appreciation to those you helped you.
- I attended the Coaches Super Clinic this Saturday and thought I would let you know that the clinic was fabulous. It is far and away from the best run, and informative clinic I have been to. Well done!
- Great clinic this past weekend! I really got a lot out of the presentations.
- Thanks again for the opportunity to present at the clinic on Saturday. You certainly did a great job of organizing it and running a first-class event. Hope it lived up to everything you hoped for.
- I just want to thank you for hosting such an amazing clinic. It is my first year to be a head coach and I was really nervous about getting going, but the presenters you selected were great and I have some terrific ideas to get me started! I really enjoyed the games approach to teaching drills!
- Our men's coach was tremendously impressed with the clinic you ran this past weekend. Good job.
- I was at the super coaching seminar this past Saturday. Thanks so much, the seminar was awesome.
- I really enjoyed the clinic - very interesting and very well organized.
- Thanks again for all the hard work you and your team did for the Super Clinic this wknd! It was great! Super idea to combine the various UW/UM clinics into one, makes a whole lot of sense!
- I really enjoyed the Sat morning sessions I attended - picked up/was reminded of a few games/drills that I'll be able to use with the kids at the next practice!
- I thought the two days was superb. What a great idea! You did a wonderful job greeting us first thing on Friday and it just stayed great the whole weekend. I would challenge any city in North America to do better.
- Thanks so much for the hard work. The fact that it looked easy and went off without a hitch proves to me how hard you worked to make it that way.
- It was a great clinic. Thanks for your organization and hard work.
- Awesome clinic! I learned a ton. Thanks for putting the time in.
- The clinic was excellent, lots of very inspirational speakers with lots of good ideas. Thanks!
- Thanks very much for having the clinic I found it very useful and I have used some of the drills already and the boys have really enjoyed them.
- The clinic was great. SAG is a great day to have it as the clinic is a very attractive option on this day. I enjoyed the presenters and learned a lot of great drills. I am also happy the sessions will be online as I'm sure I will be watching some of them again to remind myself of some of the details.
- Fantastic job! Can't wait for the video so I can make sense of my notes.
- Great experience overall.....WELL DONE!
- Great job on the entire day - I walked away with new tips and tricks along with some validation of what I'm doing with my team is the right stuff. I look forward to the future clinics and I'm really excited to be part of the coaching community again. Thanks so much for a great day!
- I think that the majority of the clinic was fantastic and that it was well put together. I definitely learned a TON of stuff which I will try to incorporate into the upcoming season and try to keep as a coach for future teams as well.
- I thought this clinic was an excellent opportunity to improve my understanding of the game and advance my abilities as a coach. There were so many drills and ideas that would be useful teaching points at practice that I don't think I will be able to stuff them all into this season, however I will try.
- Overall a FANTASTIC 2 days!! I am a beginning coach (1 spring season experience 8-year-old boys - now coaching winter) and even the higher level clinics had something I could take from it. Great presenters, great location, great snacks and lunches and VALUABLE information! Well done!
- Overall it was an excellent seminar with lots of information.
- Overall...Excellent Observing practices and talking to the local University coaches was valuable to me. Keep this!
- Thanks very much, I came out of the weekend with a lot!
- Thanks, overall it was a great experience!
- The clinic was fabulous... easily the best run and most informative I have ever been to. In fact, as a first-time basketball coach it was actually quite inspiring. Well done!
- The clinic was well-organized and well worth attending. Good job!
- This clinic was absolutely fantastic. You absolutely have to run
- it again, during a tournament weekend, with all those experienced
- University coaches!!! I cannot say enough about how good it was. I also
- coach hockey and soccer and you can relate a lot of those drills to other sports.
- Very good clinic. Attended only Fri. Cannot comment re Sat. Thanks Basketball Manitoba!
- Very informative 2 days....good lunches, good prizes and interesting presenters! Looking forward to next year’s clinic!
- Very informative. Answered many questions. Now I know of ways to make practices more creative.
- Very well organized, good selection of coaches and topics.
- We thank WMBA and Basketball Manitoba for giving us (community coaches) the tools to coach to our kids.
SUPER COACHES CLINIC REGISTRATION
Deadline to Register:
Registration Fee:
Early bird rates in effect to September 30 of which the regular fee of $130 and $155 will be in place following.
** Please note that the WMBA is covering the full cost of any of their active coaches (community club or Peg City Youth) to attend this clinic. **
SUPER COACHES CLINIC QUESTIONS?
For more information on the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic, please contact...
Registration or Payment Questions: Tiffany Peape - tiffany@basketballmanitoba.ca
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