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Basketball Resume
as of January 12th, 2010

Height: Weight: Birth date: USA High School Level Equivalency: USA College Level: GPA: Dorm Phone: Email: Previous Teams:

2009/2010 Miles Community College under Head Coach. is currently averaging 9 ppg and 6 rpg in an average of 23 minutes playing time as a sophomore. 2008/2009 Miles Community College under Head Coach(s) (Currently with Gillette Community College, Gillette, Wyoming) and. averaged 5.1 points per game and 3.4 rebounds per game in an average of 13 minutes playing time as a freshman. 2007/2008 Australian Institute of Sport training athlete. While not on scholarship at the AIS, regularly practised with the team by invitation of the AIS,. 2008 Under 20 Australian Capital Territory state team. Selected to the leadership group for the National tournament in February, 2008. 2007 Lake Ginninderra High School. Started in all games (20+). Lake Ginninderra High were the 2007 National Champions of the Basketball Australia sponsored National Schools Basketball Tournament (http://www.nsbt.basketball.net.au/). was leading scorer for the team (fourth overall) at 23.8 ppg and eighth leading rebounder overall at 8.0 rpg. 2007 Canberra Nationals, Waratah Basketball League, Australian Basketball Association. 2007 Tuggeranong Vikings, ACT Senior Mens League, Division I. Played 30+ games. 2006 Under 18 Ginninderra Rats. Club basketball in Canberra. Played 20+ games. 2006 Under 18 Australian Capital Territory state team. Played 15 games. X was selected to go to the National Under 18 Championships for the second year. 2006 Lake Ginninderra High School. Played 20+ games. Lake Ginninderra High was 5th in the National High School championships and has produced players such as Andrew Bogut of the Milwaukee Bucks. X averaged 17 ppg and 11 rpg in the National Tournament. 2005 Under 18 Ginninderra Rats. Club basketball in Canberra. Played over 50 games including weekly and tournament games. 2005 Under 18 Australian Capital Territory state team. Played 30 games including the National Under 18 championships. Finished 11th.

2004 Under 16 Warragul Warriors. Played in the Championship Division (highest) of the Victorian Junior Basketball League. This league is considered the best junior basketball league in Australia. Finished 6th of 20 teams. Played 24 games. 2003/2004 Under 16 Warragul Basketball Association Representative Team, a select team of the best players in the local Association. Played for the Association in the state championship. Played over 80 games in 2 years including weekly and tournament games. 2003 Under 16 Warragul Warriors. Played in Division 2 of the Melbourne Junior Basketball League as a bottom-age team. Finished 4th. Played 22 games. 2002 Under 14 Pakenham Warriors. Played in Division 3 of the Melbourne Junior Basketball League. Won the Divisional championship. Played 24 games. 2001/2002 Under 14 Warragul Basketball Association Representative Team, a select team of the best players in the local Association. Played for the Association in the state championship. Played over 80 games in 2 years including weekly and tournament games. 1999/2000 Under 12 Warragul Basketball Association Representative Team, a select team of the best players in the local Association. Played for the Association in the state championship. Played over 80 games in 2 years including weekly and tournament games.

Positions Played: 1 - 5 Individual and Team Awards:

At age 11 X was selected to the Country Victoria Basketball Jamboree, a select basketball camp for promising Under 12s. At age 12 selected to the Country Victoria Under 14 Regional Basketball Academy. The Academy develops individual and team skills over the course of a 40 hour program including camps and weekly small group sessions. Further the same year, selected to the Golden Nugget Camp, a week-end camp for the top U14s in Country Victoria. At age 13 selected to the Country Victoria Under 14 Regional Basketball Academy. Further the same year, selected to the Golden Nugget Camp, for the second year. At age 15 X was selected to the National Intensive Training Centre Program (NITCP). The NITCP is the key component of Basketball Australias national player identification and development strategy. It is a systematic and unified national approach to identify and develop outstanding junior basketballers in every state & territory within Australia. The NITCP athletes undergo: personalised strength & conditioning (minimum twice a week) on court skill development (minimum once a week) and greater personalised access to sport sciences (as required)

The program is segmented into the following areas: whole squad work (50 hours) small group individual work (50 hours) sports science & management skills (20 hours)

specific strength, conditioning, speed & agility (80 hours), incorporated into individual or team sessions. physical & shooting tests are administered (three times a year) video & evaluation feedback sessions provided a minimum four times a year.

Strengths: Versatility, he can play 2-4 equally well. Best defensive player on Warrigal Warrior junior representative team against guards or forwards. 85% free throw shooter. Unselfish team player. NITCP tests have shown X to have exceptional endurance. Weaknesses: Possibly too unselfish. Never wanting the son of coach or ball hog label, he would rather give an assist than score himself. He will sometimes pass up good looks at the basket, but has noticeably improved in this area in recent games. He is extremely strong and his passes are bullets at times. Players of average ability may find it hard to catch all passes, especially the "no look" passes. Comments: X is not a natural athlete but learns quickly through repetition. X is an exceptional student of the game and a pleasure to coach. His work-ethic is exemplary and his court-sense is extremely well-developed for his age. Prepared by: