Mentorship

 

The OBCA works to help develop coaches across the state through mentorship. The goal of the OBCA mentorship is to help coaches understand balance, professional development, program improvements, guidelines and many more areas of impact.

 

Head Coach

The OBCA desires to see coaches succeed in all areas of basketball coaching. The leadership of this association has a desire to develop coaches that continue to develop young basketball players and the game of basketball.

If you have any desire to help grow professionally as a basketball coach please contact our coach mentors to connect with someone in your area.

​Mentorship Coordinators
Mike Stair - Cresent Valley, michael.stair@corvallis.k12.or.us
Greg Griffin - Rex Putnam, griffing@nclack.k12.or.us

 

Assistant Coach

The area of impact for assistant coaches is vast. Assistant coaches have a difficult job of supporting the head coach and developing players for the benefit of the program. The OBCA desires to help build quality assistant coaches through:

  1. Individual Player Workouts (Rule of 2) and Skill
  2. Development
  3. Opponent Game Scouting
  4. Organizing A Summer Basketball Camp
  5. Organizing A Program Fundraiser
  6. Organizing Your Own High School Tournament
  7. Making A College Practice Visitation
If you would like more information on the Assistant Coach Mentorship Program offered through the OBCA, please contact our Assistant Coach Mentor, Roger Schenk at Sherwood High School.

​Roger Schenk - r_schenk@comcast.net
 

Specific Areas of Mentoring Available


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