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1 DRIBBLE & SHOOT PA BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION Newsle er Inside This Issue PIAA State Champions P2 PIAA Steering Com. Minutes P3 to P7 PABCA Directors P8 top12 College Spotlight P13 to P14 PIAA Steering Com. Minutes P10 PABCA Fall Clinic and Youth Camp P15 Winning Hoops P16 to P18 Ron Galbreath P19 to P22 NASBCA Info P23 USA Basketball Coaching Academy P24 The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association and the Pennsylvania Basketball Coaches Association Together! The PIAA has recognized the PABCA and has invited President Glenn Anderson to be a part of the Pennsylvania Basketball Steering Committee and the Pennsylvania Coaches Advisory Committee. Basketball now has a voice at the state level, to get involved. Join the PABCA Today Check out the links on each page! Coaches, As a member of PABCA you can nominate players for our PA All-Star Team, Top 100 Showcases and more. Qualify for camp and clinic liability insurance discounts. Member only access to coaching articles, training videos, drills and plays. Any coach can become a member of the Pennsylvania Basketball Coaches Association by completing the membership app and mailing form with payment. Thank you! PABCA Executive Board info@pa-bca.org Coaching Advice To Help Build A Winning Program Join PABCA Today!

2 State Champions Boys and Girls 6A Roman Catholic - Matt Griffin 5A Abington Heights - Kenny Bianchi 4A Imhotep Charter - Andre Noble 3A Neuman Goretti - Carl Arrigale 2A Constitution - Rob Moore 1A Kennedy Catholic - Rick Mancino 6A Upper Dublin - Morgan Funsten 5A Mars - Dana Petruska 4A Lancaster Catholic - Charles Detz 3A Neuman Goretti - Andrea Peterson 2A Bellwood- Artis - Jim Swaney 1A Jenkintown - Joe Romano

3 2018 Basketball Steering Committee Minutes of April 4th PENNSYLVANIA INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, INC. 550 Gettysburg Road, P.O. Box 2008 Mechanicsburg, PA PIAA WINTER SPORTS WORKSHOP PIAA BASKETBALL STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES Board Room, PIAA Office Mechanicsburg, PA Wednesday, April 4, 2018 CALL TO ORDER At 12:10 p.m., Wednesday, April 4, 2018, PIAA Chief Operating Officer Mark E. Byers, called the PIAA Basketball Steering Committee to order. MEMBERS PRESENT Gary Kochersperger... District 1 Dave Bitting... District 3 Chris Venna... District 4 Brown Cutchall... District 5 Bill Cardone... District 7 Michael Gavlik (via conference call)... District 8 James Manners... District 9 Ray Kinder... District 11 Joseph Sette... District 12 David Wright... PIAA Basketball Statewide Rules Interpreter Glenn Anderson, President... PABCA Representative

4 Basketball Steering Committee Minutes of April 4th 2018 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF PRESENT Dr. Robert A. Lombardi, Executive Director...PIAA Mark E. Byers, Chief Operating Officer...PIAA Patrick B. Gebhart, Assistant Executive Director...PIAA Jennifer S. Grassel, Assistant Executive Director...PIAA CERTIFICATION OF VOTING REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH DISTRICT COMMITTEE, PABCA, AND STATEWIDE RULES INTERPRETER AND REVIEW OF STEERING COMMITTEE PROCEDURES The Chief Operating Officer certified the voting representatives from each District Committee and the statewide basketball rules interpreter and reviewed the procedure of advancing recommendations to the PIAA Board of Directors. MINUTES FOR PIAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ACTION On a motion by Mr. Cardone, seconded by Mr. Bitting, it was unanimously voted to recommend to the Board of Directors to provide that the HOME team will supply the game ball for the entire contest. The Memorandum will be updated as follows: The designated HOME team shall provide its Official Basketball of the PIAA Basketball Championships to the referee for the Contest the first half. The designated VISITING team shall provide its Official Basketball of the PIAA Basketball Championships to the referee for the second half and extra periods. The referee shall be the sole judge of the legality of the basketball. s and may select any Official Basketball of the PIAA Basketball Championships that best meets NFHS Basketball Rules and 2 (ball and air pressure specifications). On a motion by Mr. Kinder, seconded by Mr. Kochersperger, it was unanimously voted to recommend to the Board of Directors, to adopt the Religious Headwear Guidelines as recently voted on at their March meeting.

5 2018 Basketball Steering Committee Minutes of April 4th ADMINISTRATIVE AND DISCUSSION ITEMS At its meeting of Wednesday, April 4, 2018, the following administrative and other items were discussed by the PIAA Basketball Steering Committee. The Administrative Staff will give consideration to those items designated as administrative. The following items are shared with the PIAA Board of Directors for informational purposes: 1) Dr. Lombardi, Mr. Byers, Mr. Gebhart and Ms. Grassel reviewed with the PIAA Basketball Steering Committee the PIAA Inter-District Basketball Championships. All District Basketball Chairmen were commended on their assistance and cooperation in the recommendation of Contest Managers and subsequent management of the respective Inter-District sites. Mrs. Grassel made a presentation regarding the use of Google Sheets for the compilation of first round summaries. The Committee supported making the documents available to all members for their completion for first round contests held within their respective Districts. A concern was raised over the number of unused advanced sale tickets that are currently not used. Mr. Byers expressed that due to need by some competing schools, the tickets continue to be worthwhile in determining an appropriate gate sale. Mr. Kinder addressed a concern with sites or game managers not contacting competing schools. Mr. Byers shared that the current process for making contact is for competing schools to reach out to their contest managers. Due to the efficiency of contest managers reaching out to schools, some schools have become reliant on those individuals reaching out. 2) Mr. Anderson discussed the merits of adopting a shot clock for contests and the position paper in support of the shot clock from the National High School Basketball Coaches Association (NHSBCA). Mr. Wright addressed the concerns regarding the administration of the shot clock and additional rules implicated through such adoption. Additional members addressed concerns over the need of a shot clock for all competition. A concern raised was an adoption had the positive affect of making good games better, but also making bad games worse. (continued on page 13)

6 Basketball Steering Committee Minutes of April 4th 2018 Mr. Sette requested that the Philadelphia Catholic League be able to pilot the use of a shot clock. Mr. Byers addressed the concerns raised by the Board in the past in providing for pilots that treat certain leagues and Districts differently. 3) Discussion was held concerning the Religious Headwear Guidelines recently adopted by the Board of Directors on a First Reading. The Committee discussed the merits and risks associated with a blanket policy that would permit headwear for religious reasons. A motion reflects this discussion. 4) Dr. Lombardi provided background on the current recommendations of the Competition Committee to the Board of Directors to tighten the transfer rules for both in-season transfers and transfers made by students embracing the 12 th grade. Mr. Sette provided the background on a transfer that existed this past postseason and the steps taken by the District to address the transfer. 5) Mr. Anderson shared with the Committee that a fall coaches clinic was held on behalf of the association. An east meeting is planned for Once a date is finalized for the coming school year, it will be shared with the Committee. The PABCA held a three-point team fundraiser and looks to expand participation during the coming school year. PABCA has created a Ron Galbreath Coach of the Year scholarship and will be distributing information for participation the coming school year. 6) Mr. Manners brought up the concern of streaming during PIAA Championship playoffs. Those recognized during contests were unaware of current policies and restrictions. The topic was suggested for the District Annual Meetings and as part of the sportsmanship message to read before the start of contests over the PA system. ADJOURNMENT Mr. Byers adjourned the meeting of the PIAA Basketball Steering Committee at 1:05 p.m., Wednesday, April 4, NEXT PIAA BASKETBALL STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING: 12:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2019, BOARD ROOM, PIAA OFFICE, MECHANICSBURG, PA.

7 2018 Basketball Steering Committee Minutes of April 4th PIAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ACTION The following are the actions taken by the PIAA Board of Directors on Wednesday, May 23, 2018, in regard to the PIAA Basketball Steering Committee recommendations: On a motion by Ms. Cherubin, seconded by Mr. Straub, it was unanimously voted to accept the Basketball Steering Committee recommendation to provide that the HOME team will supply the game ball for the entire contest during Inter-District playoff contests. On a motion by Mrs. Turner, seconded by Mrs. Wreski, it was unanimously voted to accept the Minutes of the PIAA Basketball Steering Committee meeting of Wednesday, April 4, 2018, as prepared and presented by the Chief Operating Officer.

8 8 PABCA DIRECTORS Andrew Kettle District 2 Boys Andrew Kettel started his coaching career in 1998 as a volunteer assistant coach for the Scranton Prep Cavaliers freshman team, moving up to the junior varsity and varsity level in In 2002, Coach Kettel was hired as the head JV coach and guided the Cavaliers for the next four seasons accumulating over 60 wins. He also served as Athletic Director at St. Paul s School. In July 2007, Coach Kettel was appointed the head boys basketball coach at Lackawanna Trail High School, where he led the Lions to an overall record of 77-70, guiding them to two Lackawanna League Championship games, winning the trophy in season. That same year, the Trail boys basketball team was selected as the recipient of the Scranton Chapter of PIAA Basketball Officials Donald L. Klee Sportsmanship Award. Between regular seasons, Coach Kettel has successfully coached a variety of age groups in the AAU regional programs at Hoop City & Backcourt Hoops, as well as participating with his teams in numerous summer basketball camps at Villanova University, Saint Joseph s University, The University of Notre Dame and Michigan State University. ((continued on page 16)

9 PABCA DIRECTORS 9 Andrew Kettle District 2 Boys Since taking over at Scranton Prep, Coach Kettel has led the Cavaliers to 114 wins and 20 loses, 5 Lynett Tournament Championships ( 13, 14, 15, 16),3 Lackawanna League Championships ( 15, 16, 17) 4 District II Championships ( 15, 16, 17,'18). Kettel has an overall record of 191 wins and 90 loses. Coach Kettel was selected as one of 50 Positive Coaching Alliance s 2017 Double Goal Coach National Winners presented by TeamSnap. Coach Kettel was also presented with the Walter Venesky Award by the Bochicchio Sports Initiative. NPF Sports named Kettel the 2017 District 2 Big School Coach of the year. Coach Kettel has served as the chairman of Coaches vs. Cancer of NEPA since In that short time, his efforts have helped to raise over 1.6 million dollars. In April, Kettel was the first high school coach in the country to receive the Champion Award presented by the American Cancer Society.

10 10 PABCA DIRECTORS Kathy Healey District 2 Girls Andrew Kettle District 2 Boys Tanner Prosser District 5 Boys Played at Brentwood High School, graduated 1999, 2 year captain Played at Grove City College, 3 year captain, 6th on Grove City s all-time scoring list Starting my fourteenth year as Head Varsity Basketball Coach at Berlin-Brothersvally High School Also, currently 5th Grade Teacher, Athletic Director, and Head Varsity Baseball Coach Married (Rachel) with 3 children (Pace, Coral, Bryn)

11 PABCA DIRECTORS 11 Audrey Hall District 6 Girls Dori Oldaker District 7 High School Girls Named as head coach of the 2016 USA Basketball Women s U17 World Championship Team on March 3, 2016, Oldaker previously helped lead the USA to a bronze medal as the USA head coach at the 2015 FIBA Americas U16 Championship in Puebla, Mexico; a gold medal and a 13-0 record as head coach of the 2014 U.S. Youth Olympic Games Women s 3x3 Basketball Team; and four times she has served as a USA Basketball court coach, including the 2014 USA U17 World Championship Team Trials, the 2012 USA U17 and U18 National Team Trials and the 2011 USA U16 National Team Trials. Rick Bell District 7 High School Boys Head Basketball Coach at Canon McMillan High School. Has worked many camps in the Pittsburgh Area and has taken two basketball programs to great success in Peters Township School District and now Canon McMillan High School. He is The Players Edge Summer Camp Director and is coveted as one of the premier summer camp directors in the Pittsburgh Area. Other coaches included are Jennifer Hansberry, Justin Police, Leah Killeen and many more coaches and former players.

12 12 PABCA DIRECTORS Scott Creighton District 9 High School Boys Scott Creighton has over 25 years of coaching experience with both genders (elementary through NCAA Division I). He is currently the Head Boys Basketball coach at DuBois Area HS. After spending 10 years at the collegiate level, one year as the top assistant at Oregon State and 9 years at Clarion University, Scott returned to his roots in Western PA high school basketball in Scott has taken on the task of rebuilding a DuBois Area boys program and in season led the Beavers to the D9 League and PIAA District IX AAAA Championship. During his time at Oregon State and Clarion, Creighton mentored the team's post players who earned two All-American honors and eleven all-conference awards. He has served as the recruiting coordinator, managed the team's offense, assisted in practice development and organization, was responsible for coordinating scouting of opponents as well as preseason and post -season player development. He conducted strength and conditioning workouts, scheduled games, supervised the team's managers and student coaches, co-directed Clarion's highly successful summer camps and assisted in virtually all other facets of the women's basketball program. In addition to helping conduct Clarion's Basketball Camps, Creighton has also served as a camp staff member at Duke, Illinois and the National Point Guard College. Creighton spent seven seasons at Cranberry High School in Seneca, Pa. In 1994 and 1995, after five seasons as an assistant, he served as the girls' head basketball coach, guiding the team to a 61-2 overall record. In 1994, He earned PIAA "Coach of the Year" honors after leading Cranberry to a 31-1 overall record, winning their third consecutive District 10 and PIAA state title ('92, '93, '94). In 1995, Creighton's team finished 30-1, with the only loss coming in the PIAA state semi-final game. Mike Colleta District 10 Boys

13 College Spotlight 13 A 1985 magna cum laude graduate of Grove City College, Steve Lamie enters his 15th season as the Wolverines' head men's basketball coach. In his 14 seasons at the college, Lamie has directed the Wolverines to four Presidents' Athletic Conference championships, nine winning seasons, six postseason berths and national and regional acclaim in several statistical categories. In 2010, he earned the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Great Lakes Coach of the Year award after directing the Wolverines to a 19-9 record, the PAC title and a berth in the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. In 2007, Lamie led Grove City to one of the most improbable championships in PAC history as the Wolverines captured the conference tournament after entering as the fourth seed. Overall, he has a record since taking over as head coach in June Lamie guided Grove City to the PAC championship in 2003 as the Wolverines downed Thiel in the conference title game, 60-59, in Greenville. The Wolverines ranked in the top 10 nationally in both field goal percentage and rebound margin while finishing 18-9, the fifth-best season in school history. Grove City also hosted its first-ever ECAC playoff game in 2003 as the Wolverines hosted Neumann College in a quarterfinal game. In , the Wolverines finished second in the nation in rebound margin and held their opponents to less than 38 percent shooting from the floor. Grove City also finished among the national leaders in field goal percentage in Last year, Grove City led the conference in scoring defense. (continued on page 22)

14 14 College Spotlight In his first season, the Wolverines captured the Presidents' Athletic Conference championship and advanced to the ECAC Championship Tournament. From , Grove City posted five consecutive winning seasons. That represented the program's longest run of winning seasons since the 1920s. He has also coached five 1,000-point scorers in former standouts Tanner Prosser, Ryan Eller, Shawn Carr, Ryan Gibson and Andy O'Keefe. O'Keefe also earned CoSIDA Academic All-America honors in Three Grove City players have earned Academic All-District during his tenure. Lamie is the 21st head men's basketball coach in Grove City history. Prior to becoming head coach, he assisted longtime head coach John Barr for four seasons. The Wolverines won 16 games in consecutive seasons and reached the ECAC tournament in each of Lamie's first two years as an assistant. Lamie played four years under Barr, earning the team's hustle award and co-captain honors as a senior. As a sophomore during the season, he helped Grove City advance to the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament as the Wolverines set a school record with 21 victories. His coaching career began as an assistant at Cedar Crest High School in Lebanon, Pa. After four seasons at Cedar Crest, Lamie spent two years as a graduate assistant at Kent State, earning his master's degree in biology in Lamie then returned to the high school ranks for three seasons as a head coach. After one year at Palisades High School in Kintersville, Pa., Lamie led Perkasie, Pa.-based Pennridge High School to the District I playoffs in 1994, ending a six-year drought. Lamie is an assistant professor of physical education and exercise science. He also worked previously as an assistant track and field coach at Grove City, working with the throwing squad. His wife Melissa recently completed her 20th season as Grove City's head women's soccer coach. She is also Grove City's head golf coach.

15 PABCA FALL COACHES CLINIC Make your plans now to attend our 2018 Fall Coaches Clinic this September in Philadelphia. Please watch for all of the details PABCA Youth Camp PABCA will offer a boys and girls youth camp For yrs. old. Sunday October 28th 9am -12pm South Fayette High School $40 per player Scott Colombo - PABCA Youth Clinic Director (412) More details to follow. Become a PABCA Member today!

16 16 Coaching Advice To Help Build A Winning Program Building genuine relationships with athletes By Kevin Sutton, contributing writer Genuine relationship building takes time, and coaches today have to make a conscious decision to forge these relationships with their players. The ability to communicate with players is an invaluable skill. These relationships allow coaches to earn the respect and trust of their players. Once these genuine relationships are established, teaching can take place. And after proper teaching takes place, improvement will surely follow. Today s student-athletes use a variety of methods to communicate through social mediums and platforms. However, that variety does not necessarily make an individual a great communicator. I m a firm believer that coaches must reach their players on a level where they are most comfortable to truly develop a genuine relationship. These can be on emotional, spiritual, academic or social levels. It s also important to choose a location where the studentathletes are comfortable, such as their dorms, the coach s home, training table or during the team meal. In high school, I struggled learning geometry. One day, my geometry teacher attended one of my basketball games, and it made a huge impact on me because she saw how much the game meant to me. In class the following day, she told me that I knew more about geometry than most of my peers. I was sure she had lost her mind. (continued on page 4) Become a PABCA Member today!

17 17 Coaching Advice To Help Build A Winning Program She then gave me a piece of paper with the dimensions of the basketball court on it. She started to ask me geometry questions using the lines and angles of the court, and I answered all the questions correctly. She met me on my level, and she created a teachable moment that I will never forget. Here are some ideas that I have discussed with other coaches and have personally used during my coaching career to develop genuine relationships with my players. I m confident that if you try to implement some of these ideas, you re already moving in the right direction toward establishing a meaningful connection with your student-athletes. Theodore Roosevelt said it best: They don t care how much you know, until they know how much you care. Get to know their five Hs history, hopes, heartaches, heroes and honey. Work them out and help them to improve their skills. Invite your players into your home for a meal. Set aside time for 1-on-1 film sessions. Go to their homes to make a connection with their circle of influence. Discuss current events to capture their attention, especially if the event touches them personally. Choose books that you can read with them, and discuss the books when you re finished. Create a group chat with players via social media. Throw out a topic, and encourage the players to speak freely and openly about their feelings on it. Be observant of what your players do, what they say, what they wear use it to connect. (continued on page 5) Become a PABCA Member today!

18 18 Coaching Advice To Help Build A Winning Program Becoming a better communicator and investing the time to develop genuine relationships with your players helps lead your team to incredible success. We all want our players to buy in to our programs and what we re trying to accomplish, but to achieve this you must first get them to believe. Believe in you, your genuine interest in them, their success and what s important to them. That belief is earned through trust, and trust takes time and effort Fall College Showcase September 22nd and 23rd for Boys and Girls at North Allegheny High School Watch for More Details! Become a PABCA Member today!

19 In Memorial 19 Legendary Westminster College and Geneva College Basketball Coach Ron Galbreath Born Aug. 12, 1940, in Wampum, the son of the late Charles T. and Helen M. Newbold Galbreath passed peacefully to his eternal reward Saturday, Dec. 9, 2017

20 20 Ron Galbreath Coach of the Year PURPOSE: The RON GALBREATH COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD was established in 2018 to honor coaches who have helped to improve basketball players in Pennsylvania. These nominees have been longtime coaches of their local teams and have provided outstanding service to the game of basketball in Pennsylvania. CRITERIA: To be eligible for the, RON GALBREATH COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD a coach must have been coaching high school or college basketball for at least 10 years. That coach must be a Pennsylvania Basketball Coaches Association (PABCA) member and nominated by a PABCA member or a PABCA Board of Directors member. If you wish to nominate someone for the RON GALBREATH COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD please fill out the following form and return it by March 1st to: Paul Sapotichne Riverview High School 100 Hulton Rd Oakmont, PA Phone: , resapp450@residentialappr.com

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22 22 Ron Galbreath As a player for the Titans, Galbreath, a 1962 Westminster graduate, was a two-time All-American under legendary Westminster basketball coach C.G. "Buzz" Ridl. He later went on to become the head coach of the Titans for 25 seasons, retiring as the school's all-time winningest men's basketball coach in During his playing days at Westminster, Galbreath earned All-America honors in 1961 and He is one of 15 All-Americans and one of five multiple All-Americans in Westminster history. His 1,586 career points at Westminster rank fourth all-time. Galbreath averaged 21.7 points per game in 1961 and scored 607 points that season. He helped Westminster beat the likes of the University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University to make it to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) National Tournament in all four of his seasons. Galbreath compiled a (.686) record as the head coach of Westminster s men s program. Eighteen of Galbreath's 25 Westminster teams qualified for postseason play, with 11 reaching either the NAIA or conference finals. His teams won six NAIA district titles and reached the NAIA tournament three times: 1982, 1994, and At the time of Westminster's move from the NAIA to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in 1998, Westminster was the all-time winningest men's basketball program in NAIA history. Galbreath coached the Geneva women's team for six seasons. He stepped down for a medical leave of absence after suffering a stroke in March At Geneva, Galbreath recorded a record and led the team to its only NAIA tournament appearance in In total, Galbreath compiled a career record of (.768) as the head men's coach at Westminster and Clarion University and head women's coach at Geneva. He totaled win seasons and his teams finished.500 or better 32 times. Galbreath coached five All-Americans, including four at Westminster, and 21 1,000-point scorers. Galbreath was inducted into numerous Hall of Fames, including the Pittsburgh Basketball Club Hall of Fame, the Western Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, the Lawrence County Historical Society Sports Hall of Fame, and the Titan Sports Hall of Fame. He was also named the Western Pennsylvania Sportsperson of the Year in 2016.

23 23 NHSBCA Convention: July 11 13, Raleigh, North Carolina As a member of the Pennsylvania Basketball Coaches Association you are automatically a member of NHSBCA! As a PABCA member you can share your input. Join PABCA Today! NHSBCA The National Voice of Action for High School Basketball Coaches The National High School Basketball Coaches Association (NHSBCA) is an alliance among the leaders of State Basketball Coaches Associations, linking their respective Associations in an effort to provide a national voice for high school basketball coaches. Vision Statement: The NHSBCA will be a major voice and influence in the game of scholastic basketball in the nation. Mission Statement: Our educational mission is to help mentor and assist coaches and players in learning and teaching the game. Become a PABCA Member today in time for our 1st event!

24 24 USA BASKETBALL OFFERS DISCOUNT TO PABCA MEMBERS FOR COACHES ACADEMY! PABCA member coaches can attend the USA Basketball Coaches Academy in Cleveland Aug ONLY $100 / person normally $180 CLICK HERE NOW to Register and SAVE! Event Details Saturday, August 25 Sunday, August 26, 2018 Saturday, August 25 ~ 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. - check-in ~ 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. - morning sessions ~ 12:00 p.m. 12:45 p.m. - networking lunch ~ 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. - afternoon sessions Sunday, August 26 ~ 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. - catered breakfast ~ 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. - morning sessions *Approximate times listed. Schedule subject to change All current PABCA members will be verified prior to Academy

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