BOYS SOUTHSIDE SHOOTERS

 

The mission of this one year old club basketball team is to provide a top-flight basketball program for student athletes primarily in the Southwest Suburban area. The vision is to be a developmental FEEDER program for area junior highs and the high schools. Finn is the former coach at Moraine Valley Community College. He has taught over 5,000 youth players in our area with his popular camps and clinics.

 

Focus will be put on teaching fundamentals and advance the boy’s basketball skills who desire to compete in a disciplined team environment, and strive to compete at the high school level and beyond. We are trying to do this under reasonable time constraints for the players, coaches and their families.

 

We envision one practice a week, one league game a week, and an approx. 50 game schedule (primarily weekend tournaments, not every weekend) between mid October and ending in mid March.

 

10-11 players will be selected for each of 4 teams one each for 5th, 6th grade, 7th grade and 8th grade. If the response is large enough this season we may do 2 teams at some grade levels. WE promise EQUAL playing time for ALL players in our Shooters boy’s program. I feel this is the only way to develop all of the boys, not just the best 5 at this age. Kids develop at different ages, and I can promise you with this philosophy you will see you son improve by March 2009.Our goal is not to win the national championship, but to improve skills, competitiveness, intensity and have fun playing basketball.

 

Practices will be held primarily at Stagg High School, and games will be held at local surrounding suburban facilities. 

 

Cost per player selected will be $700 with an additional $50 uniform fee, if you don’t have one from last year.

 

Feel free to call 708-508-0170 or email me with questions/concerns etc.

 
 
 
 
 
IBCA Hall of Fame Coach Bill Finn – Director of Coaching

finn@morainevalley.edu

NJCAA Men's Basketball Coaches Association Announces 2009 Hall of Fame Class

 December 16, 2008

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Dec. 16, 2008) - The 2009 class of the NJCAA Men's Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame has been announced by the NJCAA. This year's inductees include three long-time coaches in William Finn, Mike Leatherwood and Lewis Orr, along with 1962 First-Team All-American William Murrell.

Since its inception in 1984, a total of 118 coaches, players and special contributors have been inducted into the hall. Orr, Leatherwood and Murrell will be honored at the 2009 NJCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament in Hutchinson, Kan., on March 17, while Finn will be recognized at the 2009 NJCAA Division II Men's Tournament in Danville, Ill., on March 18.
 
William
Finn
Coach

Moraine Valley Community College (Ill.
)

In 23 seasons as athletic director and men's head basketball coach at Moraine Valley, William Finn amassed a 506-210 overall record and his teams won 20 or more games 20 times. He led Moraine Valley to the NJCAA Division II National Tournament four times, finishing in the top four twice. His 506 wins ranks 45th all-time for NJCAA inactive coaches.

He has been awarded the Illinois Region 4 Section 3 Coach of the Year six times, Skyway Conference Coach of the Year five times, North Central Community College Conference Coach of the Year five times, Illinois Region 4 Coach of the Year four times and Illinois Basketball Coaches Association DII Coach of the Year four times. He also has been selected to coach in the Illinois Junior College All-Star game five times.

In the last five years he has been inducted into the Skyway Conference of Illinois Hall of Fame (2005), the NJCAA Region 4 Hall of Fame (2004) and the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame (2003).

Since stepping down as head basketball coach, Finn remains the athletic director at Moraine Valley and is now the head coach for both the men's and women's tennis teams.


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