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Greenberg to Speak at Virginia and North Carolina High School Coaches Clinics
6/29/2009 1:33:17 PM | Men's Basketball
RADFORD, Va. – In between his camp schedule and the NCAA designated July evaluation periods, Radford head men's basketball coach Brad Greenberg will serve as a guest speaker at a pair of coaches clinics beginning with an appearance at the Virginia High School Coaches Association Clinic on July 7 in Hampton.
After addressing high school coaches from around the Commonwealth, the 2009 Big South Coach of the Year will be one of several basketball clinicians at the 61st Annual North Carolina Coaches Association Clinic at the Greensboro Coliseum on July 21.
Greenberg will touch on the following topics, Player Development & Team Building Drills, Re-inventing Your Defense and Developing a TEAM Identity.
Radford is coming off its second trip to the NCAA Tournament in school history. The Highlanders, who finished 21-12 and 15-3 in the league, became the first team in Big South history to win the regular season title after finishing seventh the year before.
Along with receiving the league's top coaching honor, Greenberg was also named the Richmond Times Dispatch and VaSID (Virginia Sports Information Directors) State Coach of the Year in 2009.
After addressing high school coaches from around the Commonwealth, the 2009 Big South Coach of the Year will be one of several basketball clinicians at the 61st Annual North Carolina Coaches Association Clinic at the Greensboro Coliseum on July 21.
Greenberg will touch on the following topics, Player Development & Team Building Drills, Re-inventing Your Defense and Developing a TEAM Identity.
Radford is coming off its second trip to the NCAA Tournament in school history. The Highlanders, who finished 21-12 and 15-3 in the league, became the first team in Big South history to win the regular season title after finishing seventh the year before.
Along with receiving the league's top coaching honor, Greenberg was also named the Richmond Times Dispatch and VaSID (Virginia Sports Information Directors) State Coach of the Year in 2009.
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