MONTANA COACHES ASSOCIATION53ND ANNuAl MulTI-SPORTS ClINIC

July 29TH, 30TH & 31ST 2020 • CM Russell High School • Great Falls, MT • Don Olsen, Director375 Ramble Inn Road, Fort Shaw, MT 59443 • Ph/Fax: 406.264.5435 Cell 406-439-5270• E-mail: donomca@gmail.com • www.montanacoaches.

Mike MorganMotivation & FBMike Morgan, a presenter for

Proactive Coaching, is the head football coach and teaches 5-12 instrumental music at Colfax High in Colfax, WA, where he has also served as AD, vice principal and principal.

Morgan has numerous COY awards and is the winningest foot-ball coach in Colfax history.

Morgan's football teams have 13 playoff appearances, a 2001 State Title, 2 second-place finishes and 3 semi-final appearances. For the past 34 years Mike has coached a variety of sports, including football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, swimming and track and field.

Topics for General Sessions: “The Power of Your Words” and “The Impact of Trust”; For AD’s: Partnering with Officials; and for Football: ”Creating Longevity in the Game of Football” and “Do You have a Plan?... Creating a Mission Statement for your Team”

Jeff Choate Football

In 2015 Choate became Mon-tana State’s 32nd head football coach. The 2019 team’s 11 wins is the most by any Bobcat team other than the two NCAA Championship teams.

The bedrock of Choate’s career has remained the same since his days as a student-assistant coach at UM Western during the 1992 and ’93 seasons. “I’ve always considered myself a teacher first,” he says. “It’s the cornerstone of what we do as coaches.”

Montana State finished Cho-ate’s first season 4-7, improved to 5-6 in 2017, and advanced to the second round of the FCS Playoffs in 2018 at 8-5. In 2019, the Bobcats advanced to the FCS Semifinals for the first time since 1984 and finished 11-4. His 28 career wins at MSU (his record is 28-22) is already tied for ninth in program history.

Phil OlsenFCA Breakfast

Phil is president of, "Know Your Strengths", a human resource consulting firm. His competitive drive was forged in the fire of athletic com-petition. He was a two-time football All-American at Utah State Univer-sity, an NFL first-round draft choice and a 9-year pro football veteran. Phil was inducted into the Sports HOF in the State of Utah in 1985. He is a member of the Utah State HOF and also of USU’s All-Century Team. In 2000, Phil was selected by Sports Illustrated as one of the Top Fifty Athletes of the Century from the State of Utah. In 2003-2007 and again in 2011, he was selected to the final list of candidates for the NCAA College Football HOF.

Phil has long been involved with Fellowship of Christian Athletes since his playing days in Los Angles. He is currently consulting with Montana FCA.

David MartinSuicide Prevention

David Martin recently joined the Jason Foundation after serving 45 years in education and coach-ing. Martin was inducted into the Tennessee Football Coaches HOF in 2017.

The Jason Foundation, Inc. (JFI) was founded in 1997, after the tragic suicide of JFI’s President Clark Flatt’s youngest son Jason. JFI has never charged for their services, assuring that cost is never a deciding factor of who can receive these life-changing/life-saving programs and resources. JFI is a national leader in youth suicide awareness and prevention in all 50 states and several foreign countries. To learn more visit www.jasonfoundation.com.

ATAVUSATAVUS educates coaches

to teach a safe high-performance tackling technique. Resources such as drill videos, practice plans, coaching tips and practical how-to advice are designed to give high school coaches the tools needed to increase player safety and improve performance.

Tricia BinfordBasketball

When Tricia Binford took over the MSU women’s basketball pro-gram in 2005, she inherited a program in search of stability and someone to guide the Bobcats back to the upper echelons of the Big Sky Conference. Now, 15 years later, the former Boise State and WNBA standout is MSU’s longest tenured coach as well as its winningest in history with an unprecedented level of excellence on the court, in the classroom and within the community.

For 13 years, Binford has had winning seasons, a stretch that ranks No. 1 in the annals of Bobcat women's basketball. The Cats have won 54 of its last 62 games inside the friendly confines of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, which includes Montana State's stretch of 31 consecutive home court wins (Dec. 2015 - Jan. 2018) that ranked second only to national power UConn at the time the streak was snapped. The 2019-20 Lady Bobcats finished 19-1, winning the Big Sky and setting a record for conference wins.

Kent PaulsonAD

Kent Paulson has served the past 11 years as the Commis-sioner of the Frontier Conference and is completing his 47th year in secondary and higher education. This includes teaching/coaching in the Great Falls Public Schools system for 20 years, 2 years as the guidance counselor in Troy, and finishing his secondary education career in administration at Whitefish for 14 years. Kent is a graduate of Outlook High School and Western Montana College.

Kent has an extensive connec-tion to the MCA Clinic as he served 20 years on the clinic committee while coaching in Great Falls. This connection continues as the Frontier Conference works closely with the MCA in sponsoring clinic events, providing MCA Clinic speakers and proudly presenting two MCA schol-arships. Topics “The Role of the NAIA Commissioner” & “The Many Hats Worn By Frontier Conference Athletic Directors”.

Daniel JonesVolleyball

Jones completed his 3rd sea-son at MSU, leading the program to heights not seen in many years.

The 2018 and 2019 Lady Bob-cats advanced to the Big Sky Conference Tournament, in 2019 making the semi-finals. The Cat’s 2018 Big Sky Tournament appear-ance was their first since 2012.

A native of New Zealand, Jones previously served as an assistant USA A2 Volleyball Coach.Topic: "Culture Development"

Moe BoyleVolleyball

Boyle became the head coach of the Fighting Saints volleyball team in 2005. In 2019, the Saints went 16-13, with a trip to the Frontier Conference Tournament semifinals.

In her 14 seasons as head coach at Carroll, the volleyball program has accumulated a 256-159 record, making it to the NAIA Regional Tournament in both 2005 and 2006 and the national tourna-ment in 2012 and 2016.

Prior to coaching at Carroll, Coach Boyle spent 5 years each at Helena Capital and Flathead.

Steve KomacWrestling

Steve Komac was named In-terim Head Wrestling Coach at UP in 2019. Steve comes from a very successful 25-year coaching career with the past 19 seasons at Great Falls High. Komac’s GFHS squads won Titles in 2013, 2014 and 2015. He also has two runner-up and three 3rd place finishes. Coach Komac has coached 39 State Champions, including two from Browning, where he spent the first 6 years of his ca-reer. He has been voted MCA COY 3 times and has been a COY finalist 11 times and he was a National COY Finalist in 2017.

Kristin McWilliamsXC & Distance

K r i s t i n M c W i l l i a m s h a s coached Boys and Girls Cross Country and Track and Field for 19 years, the past 11 at Winter Park High (FL). Her teams won 4A State Girls’ Cross Country Championships in 2017, 2015 and 2014 and 4A State Cross Country Girls’ Runner Up in 2016 and 2013, 4A Track and Field Girls’ State Runner up in 2018 and 1A Boys’ Cross Country State Runner Up in 2005. Kristin coached 9 Individual State Champions, 5 Relay State Champs, 2 Footlocker National Finalists, the State Mile record holder and a 2-time Nike Cross Nationals Finalist. She was named 2015 National Girls’ Cross Country COY by the National Federation High School Association and a top-8 Finalist for 2017-18 National Girls’ Cross Country COY for the National High School Coaches Association. Topics: “Developing a Tradition of Excellence, the Winter Park Way”, “It’s All About the Mile…and the 800m and 3200m too!” and “Elite Athlete Management and Balancing the Varying Ability Levels in your Program.”

Ken DeHartTennis

Ken DeHart, one of the all-time favorite MCA presenters, will make his 6th clinic appearance since 2004. The Director of Tennis at Sil-ver Creek Valley Country Club, Ken is one of only 10 PTR and USPTA Master Professionals as well as an international tennis speaker. Ken is a 2x PTR International and a 4x USPTA Divisional “Pro of the Year” and a 3x USPTA Career Development Award Winner. Still active in the sport, Ken is both the Singles and Doubles Champion PTR International Men’s 65, rank-ing in the top 5 in PTR & USPTA for the past 10 years.

He is a contributing writer for “Tennis”, “TennisView”, “TennisPro” and “ADDvantage” magazines; has produced 8 outstanding DVD’s for tennis instruction and is the co-author of, The International Book of Drills. Topics: "Drills and Games for Strategy and Tactics" and "Error detection and Correction"

Dustin CichoszTrack and FieldDustin Cichosz is beginning

his 3rd year at MSU. As a former Bobcat, he earned multiple Big Sky all-conference performances in the jumps and sits 3rd all-time in the triple jump for MSU. Dustin previously coached 8 years at Manhattan High, helping the Tiger boys' team to 5 con-secutive state titles. He has coached multiple all-state and all-conference athletes. Cichosz is a native of Belfry. Titles: The Jumps: HJ, LJ & TJ

Dan WestTrack and FieldCoach West was a 4-year track

letterman at Montana State Univer-sity. He returned to MSU to coach from 1979-87 where he had multiple Big Sky Champions and school re-cord holders. He is in his second stint with the LCC Titan program, having coached at the University of Oregon from 1990-96, and is now entering his 43rd year of coaching. Dan coached Britain’s top vaulter during the 1991 World Championships to a 13th place finish and again for the 1992 Barce-lona Olympics. He has coached his Lane vaulters to 23 school records, by 16 different athletes, 24 NWAC champions and 56 All-Americans. Dan is now the Northwest team salesman for On Track.

Topics: “Pole Vault Technique vs Styles, how to maximize your coaching efforts” & “Understanding design, function and manufacture of discus, javelin and vaulting poles”

Regan QuaalS&C

In 2019, Regan Quaal joined UP as S&C coach, working with Wrestling, Hockey and Softball. Prior to MT, he had S&C stints at Belmont U, U of MN, Georgetown U and Episcopal High. Title: Scientific Principles of S&C

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Steve KellerBasketball

A 4x Frontier Conference COY and 2005 MCA HOF inductee, Keller became the head men’s basketball coach at UP in 2018; now with a 2-year 40-21 record and a 2020 #4 seed to the NAIA national tourna-ment. Prior to UP, Keller served 11 seasons with the UM Western men’s program, averaging twenty wins per season. His Bulldogs compiled a 231-124 record while winning 3 Frontier Conference titles as well as qualifying for the NAIA eight times.

Keller is a 38-year Montana coaching veteran, winning 3 Girls' Class C Championships at Opheim before taking over the Helena girl's program and leading the Lady Bengals to 3 AA State Titles.

He has coached the MT team in the MT-WY All-Star basketball series since 2012 with a 16-0 record. Topic: “Ball Screens”

Josh StewartBasketball

Josh had a phenomenal inau-gural season as the head coach of the State Co-Champion Lodge Grass Indians.

Stewart attended Valor Chris-tian College in Ohio and later attended Ohio Christian Univer-sity. While in college, Stewart played for the men's basketball programs.

Returning to MT, Stewart as-sisted area coaches with skill de-velopment and practices. In 1999, he graduated from Tongue River High School in Dayton, WY, where he excelled in basketball and track.

Kris GossAD

Kris Goss serves as Director of Policy Services/Senior Counsel with the Montana School Boards Association. Kris works to assist public school districts in implement-ing accessible policies to ensure effective school governance and as an attorney representing the interests of member public school districts. Kris has worked on behalf of school districts with MTSBA since 2009. Topic: Legal Challenges for AD’s and Coaches”

Katie Garcin-ForbaBasketball

Katie, a two year head mentor, joined the Capital staff in 2010 and as head coach, her Lady Bruins have won back to back Western AA division titles. In 2019 the Bruins finished 4th place at state, and were named State Co-Champions in 2020, finishing with a 22-1 record. The Bruins have compiled a 43-5 record over the past two seasons. Katie has been a nominee for Coach of the Year both years as head coach.

Topic: “Our Philosophy and Drills for Offensive Efficiency”

Jeff HaysBasketball

A Hellgate High School alum, Jeff, has been the head boys’ bas-ketball coach at Hellgate for the past 10 seasons. Prior to Hellgate he was the head mentor for 2 seasons at North Eugene (OR) High School. At Hellgate his teams have placed in the top three at state 8 times (2 championships, 2 runner-ups) and in the top 3 of the Western AA 9 times. Topic: “Drills to Improve Fun-damentals and Toughness”

Alan CressTrack and FieldIn Cress's 7 seasons with the

Argos, his men’s and women’s athletes have broken the indoor shot put and weight throw records 15 times and the outdoor shot put, discus, hammer and javelin records 28 times. 19 throws athletes have qualified for the NAIA National T&F Championships, with the men’s javelin throwers in 2014 and 2017 reaching All-American Honors.

Cress was a 3-year letter-winner in track at Emporia (Kan.) State University. He has won Na-tional Championships in the throws pentathlon (2X) and the discus (1X), along with numerous Regional and State titles as a USA Masters track and field competitor. Cress is also a member of the: National Throws Coaches Association, USA Track and Field – Montana Association (VP), and the Montana Coaches Association. Topics: Shot, Discus and Javelin

Shannon FlynnTrack and FieldShannon Flynn became the

Carroll College cross country and track and field distance coach in the summer of 2019. A native of Townsend, Shannon played basketball and volleyball for three years at Carroll and basketball her fourth year. After shifting to running for her fifth year, she qualified for na-tionals in cross country and indoor and outdoor track and became an All-American in the 800-meter run during the indoor season.

Prior to Carroll, Flynn taught and coached middle school and high school for six years in Montana. She then assisted distance runners at the University of Montana for two years while completing her Master’s Degree in Exercise Science. Topics: 800 & 1600

Rob StantonTrack and FieldCoach Stanton star ted his

career under the tutelage of Miles City HOF Coach, John Polich. In his 17 years as head track & field coach for Billings West, his track and field teams have won 13 divisional championships and 23 state tro-phies, including 2 girls’ and 7 boys’ state titles. Stanton’s relay teams have won several titles. In 2009, his boys’ 4x100 set an all-state record at 41.48 and his 2018 girls’ team set an all-state record at 47.56. Rob is also the head football coach and led his team to a state championship in 2018. Topic: “Life of a Head Coach and Relays”

Susan LoefflerTrack and FieldSusan is beginning her 46th

year at Bigfork High as their head Girls’ Track and Field coach. She has been nominated for MCA Coach of the Year 13 times and selected as Girls’ T&F COY 3 times. Loeffler led her “Vals” to three T&F State Titles in 1992, 2017 and 2018. She was the 2019 NHSACA National COY for Girls’ Track and Field. Sue is also a 4-time MCA Girls’ Cross Country COY. Topic: “Miscellaneous Drills for Sprinters”

Bill HimmelbergBasketball

Coach Himmelberg begins his 11th season as the head coach at the University of Providence, and has been a fixture at both the University of Providence and the Great Falls community for decades. Under Himmelberg’s leadership, the 2019-20 Lady Argos made an unprecedented post season run, winning the Frontier Conference Championship and qualifying for the NAIA National Tournament for the second straight year. During his tenure, the Lady Argos have a school record 169 wins, have broken more than 26 school records and have made 4 appearances at the NAIA National Tournament. Topics: “Hardest zone and man plays to guard from Frontier this Year”

Josh KellerBasketball

Josh Keller, 6-year head boys’ basketball coach at Twin Bridges High, recently led his Falcons to a 2019-20 Montana Class C top-4 finish and raised his overall boys’ re-cord to 122-29. Josh also spent 2 of those years as head girls’ coach as well with a 51-5 record, bringing his 6-year overall record to 173-34. His girls’ teams had two top-4 finishes.

Prior to Twin Bridges, Josh was the 2012-14 JV and assistant coach at Montana Western under Steve Keller. Their Bulldogs made a 2012 Elite Eight NAIA appearance. Topic: “Dribble Drive Offense”

Harry CheffAD

Harry Cheff has 26 years of ex-perience, working in public schools as teacher, coach, principal, and superintendent. He has been with the MSGIA (MT School Group Insur-ance Authority) since 2010, as risk manager for our member schools. He holds both a Bachelor and Masters’ degree in Education from Montana State University. Harry holds a certification as a Certified School Risk Manager (CSRM) and as a Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI). Harry is a gradu-ate of Columbia Falls High School. Topic: “Activities: Hot Topics”

Chase TaitBasketball

Coach Tait is entering his 11th season as the head coach of the Miles Community College Pioneers, after taking over the program half-way through the 2008-2009 year. In 2012 Tait earned Region IX COY honors and the Pioneers also finished with a 14-0 home record while averaging 89 points per game which ranked them 7th in the nation. The Pioneers again qualified for the Region IX Final 4 in 2015-16. His 2019 team was 5th in NJCAA in 3 pointers with 2 players in the top 10 (makes & %). Topic: “Perspective”

Jeff Graham Basketball

Jeff has been the head girls' basketball coach at Belt since 2007-08. His excellent record includes playing for the chipper 7 times, winning the state title 6 of the last 9 years and finishes of 2nd, two 3rds and two 4ths. Graham's Huskies also boast 11 district and 7 divisional crowns. Jeff's football teams have won 4 divisional titles and his track teams have notched 7. Topic: “Spe-cial Teams, End Game Situations, Individual Skill Development”

Todd Carver, SFCAD

Sergeant First Class Todd Carver is currently the Marketing and Education Specialist for the Montana Army National Guard (MTARNG). Carver joined the MTARNG after graduating from Malta High School in 1992 and MSU-B in 1997. Carver has taught H&PE and coached football and wrestling in MT and AZ. In 2004 Todd entered the Active Guard and Reserve program for the MTARNG. Todd is and MOA official in both football and wrestling. Carver will talk about ways the marketing and educational department can assist Montana high schools in classroom instruction as well as outdoor and gym classes. Testing speed, agility and strength for sports and “Shop Tours” which include aviation, me-chanical and equipment training opportunities, will also be discussed.

Cindy Farmer Basketball

Cindy has 35 years of bas-ketball coaching experience, the last 20 at her present position at Hardin High School. During her tenure she led the Lady Bulldogs to four consecutive State Class A title games and crowned State Co-Champions in the COVID-shortened 2020 State Tournament. Her record during these past four years was 82-13. She has been nominated 4 times for Class A MCA COY, winning it this year. Cindy also coaches the boys & girls XC teams at Hardin where the girls just won their 4th consecutive Class A State championship. Her topics include “Building a Tradition” & “Practice Planning”. Her teams are known for their passion and intensity for the sport.

Andrew RoundfaceBasketball

Andrew is the head boys’ bas-ketball coach at Hardin High. He has coached for 9 years, starting as an assistant to his wife’s junior high team as well as the varsity as-sistant at Northern Cheyenne. After one year he took the freshman job at Hardin and spent 4 years as an assistant before being offered the head position. Since taking the reins of the Bulldog program, his team has made 5 consecutive state appearances, winning it all in in 2018, avenging their only loss of the season by downing Billings Central - a team they had played twice before, resulting in an incredible 5 overtimes. His 2019 team finished 2nd and in 2020 the Bulldogs were crowned co-State Champs in a Covid-shortened tour-nament. Topic: “Bulldog Practice Drills and Tips”

Mark BeckmanAD

MHSA Executive Director Mark Beckman has an extensive back-ground as a coach and activities di-rector. As the MHSA’s top executive, he is the primary rules interpreter for all Association by-laws and regulations.

Barry Sacks Football

Montana alum Barry Sacks brings more than 30 years of coach-ing experience to the 2019 Grizzlies in his second season as the defen-sive line coach under Bobby Hauck.

He returned to his alma mater in 2018 after one season as the defensive coordinator at Humboldt State. Before that, he spent 18 seasons coaching at the FBS level in the Mountain West Conference, the Pac-12 Conference and for the San Jose Sabercats of the AFL. He also helped coach Boise State to the 1994 D1-AA national champion-ship game.

Sacks was a four-year letter-man at UM who played linebacker from 1976-79 and was known as one of the team’s hardest hitters.

Jeff SchultzFootball

Jeff has headed up the Clark Fork (Superior/Alberton) football squad for the past 5 years and was an assistant for Superior the previous 6 years (2 State Champion-ships). His Mountain Cats finished an exciting 2019 season as 8-man State Runners-up, their second consecutive year in the playoffs. Coach Schultz is also the head girls’ basketball coach. Jeff is a Superior native and played football for Montana Western, graduating in 2008. Topic: “ RPO Spread Offense, No Huddle, WR Drills & Route Combinations”

Craig LundeFootball

Craig Lunde, head football mentor at Wibaux High School, will be starting his 31st year as a teacher/coach this fall. Lunde’s head football coaching record of 89-54, includes his 6-man record of 30-5 for the past three years. The Longhorns were the 2018 State C-6 Champions and finished the 2019 season with a 2nd place trophy. Craig was a 1989 graduate of Dickinson State University, with stints at Flaxville and Winifred before settling at Wibaux for the past 13 years. Selected as the 2018 and 2019 MCA 6-Man COY, Craig’s topic: “Favorite Drills”

Russell McCarvelFootball

In 2020 Russell McCarvel will begin his 3rd season as an Assistant Coach with the Blue Hawks. He has helped Dickinson State win the North Star Conference Champion-ship and averaged over 35 points in both of his seasons. In 2018 the Blue Hawks won their first ever road playoff game and finished with a #8 National Ranking.

Coaching for 33 years, Russ served at Helena Capital (3 AA Semi-final appearances), Carroll College under Mike Van Diest, Flat-head High (3 playoff appearances), Dawson County, and other stints in Laurel, Glasgow and Malta. Topic: Blue Hawk RPO Game

Trevor UtterFootball

Coach Utter is in his 8th year as head football coach at Eureka (Lin-coln Co). There were many growing pains, but his efforts and persis-tence paid off in 2016 when the Lions won their first gridiron champi-onship in school history. In 2017 the Lions repeated with an undefeated championship, took a year to rebuild and won it again in 2019, resulting in Class B championships three out of the last four years. A Eureka native, Utter played wide receiver for the Griz and was a member of the 1995 national championship team. Topic: What We Model

Jason ThierFootball

Jason Thier is entering his third season as the Defensive Coordina-tor at Dickinson State and 12th as a collegiate coach. He has been a part of 3 conference championships in 2010, '18 &'19 with his defense finishing strong nationally each year.

Prior to being a Blue Hawk, Thi-er spent four seasons as the Defen-sive Coordinator for the University of Mary, being promoted to Associate Head Coach in 2017. In 2013, he was hired as the Inside Linebackers Coach for the UND. In 2011, Jason coached at UM-Western where he served as the Bulldogs Defensive Coordinator for two years. Topic: “Stopping the run with ISIS and Deuce Fits"

Rob GoodeFootball

In 2019, Goode completed his 7th season in as the Defensive Coordinator for Montana Western, and his 8th season overall. In 2014, Goode's second year as the Defensive Coordinator, the Bulldog defense finished No. 3 in the Fron-tier Conference surrendering only 26.7 points per game and allowing 380 yards per game. Goode also served as the linebacker coach. 2013 was Goode's first season as the Defensive Coordinator at Montana Western. A young Bulldog defense had the conference lead-ers in tackles, interceptions and sacks and ranked in the Frontier Conference top-five for Defensive Scoring. Topic: “Linebacker Skills”

Levi WescheFootball

Levi has coached at Bozeman High for 13 years and served as head Football coach the past 4 seasons. He helped lead the Hawk State Champion teams in 2010, 2013 and 2015 and was the head mentor for the 2019 State Champi-ons. For the past 2 years his Hawks have a 22-2 record, with a 4-year overall 35-11. In 2018 Wesche was the East coach for the East-West Shrine Game.

Topic: “Inside Zone Variations”

Mike LudwigFootball

Mike Ludwig has been the head football coach at Laurel since 2002. The Locomotives have made the playoffs 13 times, with 11 straight appearances since 2009. They have played in 3 state semi-finals, and 2 state championships winning in 2002, and runner-up in 2019. A Laurel High Alumni and graduate of Rocky Mountain Col-lege, Mike has been involved in football for 27 years. He also has been a long time assistant Track & Field coach. Mike has coached in 3 East/West Shrine games. He also was an assistant in the Badlands Bowl. Topic: "Locomotive Special Forces - The Importance of Special Teams."

Guy MelbyWrestling

Coach Melby has been the head wrestling mentor at Sidney for 34 years. His teams have 578 dual wins, 24 divisional titles and 11 State Championships, along with 8 sec-onds and 4 thirds. Guy has coached 303 state placers and 78 state cham-pions. He has 11 MCA COY Awards and was NHSACA National COY. Other awards include AAU National Coaches HOF and Lifetime Achieve-ment Award, Western Montana Col-lege HOF and MHSA HOF. Guy was inducted into the MCA HOF in 2010. Topics: “Coaching Good Habits” & “Being a Consistent Program from the Ground Up”

Luis Carranza Wrestling

Carranza, a “late” starter to the sport in 8th grade, learned quick what it takes to be a wrestler. Finished high school career with a 2nd place finish at the Idaho High School State tournament before go-ing to wrestle at Northwest College in Powell, WY and then transferring to the University of Great Falls. Luis began his coaching career at Great Falls High School in 2012-13, under the mentorship of coaching great, Steve Komac. As an assistant, he helped coach the Bison to State Championships from 2013-2015, and again as the interim head coach in 2020. Topics: “Keeping Technique Simple” & “Getting Kids to Compete”.

Jory CasterlineWrestling

Jory recently finished his 6th season at Glasgow High School leading the Scotties to their 13th State Championship in school his-tory. His teams have also finished 2nd in 2019 and 3rd in 2018. Jory began his coaching career at Shep-herd HS (2 seasons) and Laurel HS (4 seasons) before returning to his Alma Mater, Glasgow HS. Jory has spent numerous years as a youth coach and is the current Freestyle Chairman for MT AAU Wrestling. Jory wrestled collegiately for Uni-versity of Mary and Western MT College. Topic: Utilizing Technology in Wrestling

Arunas DudaVolleyball

Since taking the reins of the program, Duda has guided the Argonauts to 286 wins and ten win-ning seasons, including six 20-win campaigns. He has twice won the University Staff Meritorious Award and was the 2017-2018 Frontier Conference NAIA Coach of Charac-ter award winner. Coach Duda has also twice been named the Frontier Conference Coach of the Year.

The Argos finished 25-5 in 2019, winning the Frontier Confer-ence Championship and earning the program's second bid to the NAIA National Tournament.

Rebecca ClevelandVolleyball

Rebecca has been head mentor at Capital since 2016 with her Lady Bruins earning 3rd place honors in 2017 and back to back AA Cham-pionships in 2018 & '19. Her team achieved the program’s first state championship since 2002, finishing their 2018 season with 28-2 record. The Bruins surpassed this previous year’s success with a perfect record of 32-0 for the 2019 season.

Recognized as Montana’s AA COY in 2018 & 19, Cleveland hails from San Diego and was a member of the 1994 Lady Griz Hall of Cham-pions Volleyball team. "#Killin' It - hit-ting drills for improved efficiency"

Paty FigueiredoVolleyball

Paty Figueiredo enters her second year as assistant volleyball coach at MSU-Northern. In 2005, she played for Brazil's Junior Na-tional team and won Gold medal in the Beach Volleyball Games in Luanda, Angola. Paty also won Gold in the XV South American volleyball championships.

In 2009, Paty was named to the NJCAA Division I Women's All-American team and Elected to the (AVCA) Two-Year College All-American team. Her team made the Final Four Championships in San Antonio, Texas. Figueiredo was as-sistant Volleyball Coach at University of Texas at El Paso from 2016-18. Topics: “Setting” and “Ball Handling”

Cole Aiazzi Volleyball

Cole Aiazzi has completed 3 seasons as assistant coach at Montana State. Prior to joining the Bobcat staff, he spent the 2016 season contributing to a Big Ten Conference Championship winning season and Final Four appearance at the University of Nebraska. Cole is responsible for player develop-ment, practice planning, generating scouting reports and coordinating the defensive game plans.

Highlights of recent team ac-colades include experiencing the third double-digit win season since 2004-05, and twice qualifying for the Big Sky Conference Tournament (first time since 2012). Topic: “Ball Control/ Warm-up Drills”

Jill AyersVolleyball

Jill has been the varsity vol-leyball coach at Manhattan Christian High School for the past 16 years. She has 26 years of combined coaching experience in Florida, Montana, and Idaho. Her teams have made state appearances nine of the past twelve years including state championships in 2011 and 2019 and 2 runner-up finishes. Jill also teaches business and technol-ogy classes at Manhattan Christian K-12. Topic: “Building a Program”

Iona StookeyVolleyball

Iona Stookey has 34 years of coaching volleyball experience, with the last 30 years as the head volleyball coach at Huntley Project. Her Lady Red Devils have 16 District titles, 16 Divisional titles, and 12 State Championships. She has earned 836 wins in her career. Iona was selected the MCA COY 12 times and has been a National Federation COY nominee 4 times. She was also selected as the Big Sky State Games National Female Athlete of the Year in 2010. Iona was inducted into the EMC/MSUB Athletic HOF in 2006 and inducted into the MCA HOF in 2017. This will be Iona’s 5th time speaking at the clinic. Topic: “Perfecting Basic Skills”

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K. Izzi McKinneyS&C

Izzi is a sports medicine as-sociate for the Billings Clinic and the new NSCA State Director and coordinator of the MCA Strength and Conditioning and Sports Medi-cine sessions.

She grew up in Washington state where she had a decorated 4-year career and went on to play collegiate soccer on the east coast. Izzi found her way to RMC, where she majored in HHP- exercise science and then worked for Nike in Southern California as a sports performance coach. Her work experience includes a variety of settings, including the Pac 12, NCAA division 1AA and NCAA DII. Topics: “Foundation of Coaching Lifts - weight room” & “More Efficient Warmups”

Michael MaturySM

Dr. Matury has presented at the MCA Clinic for many years and is always well received. He is a Purdue graduate and completed his chiropractic training at Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1989. He practiced in Indiana until moving to Montana in 2005. His practice emphasis includes soft tissue injury and repetitive strain disorders. Prior patients include two Mr. USA body building champions, a national power lifting champion, and vari-ous other NCAA athletes. Matury is certified in Functional Movement Screening which is used by athletes at all levels for injury prevention

MTATAS&C/SM

The Montana Athletic Trainers’ Association (MTATA) is the profes-sional association for athletic train-ers in MT. MTATA directly serves its members by advancing, improving and promoting the profession of athletic training, serving the people of Montana through its commit-ment to advancing the health care provided by athletic trainers. MTATA is composed of board certified and state licensed Athletic Trainers. The presentation will be by a variety of ATs from around the state that share quick tips and tricks from identify-ing life threatening emergencies and the first things to do, to tape or quick wrap techniques. Hands on session and lots of discussion.

Michael WalzSwimming

Mike has been involved in coaching kids in one fashion or another for 35 years. For the past 8 years he has coached swimming in the Billing High Schools and has been the head swim coach at Skyview the past 4 years. Mike has worked hard to bring swim session to the MCA Clinic. Topics: “The Back Stroke Start Drill: Getting kids to push off the wall and not just flop on their back” & Flip Turns for beginner swim-mers: sequence of actions”

Ed McNameeSwimming

Ed McNamee completed his 16th season as the head swim coach for GFH & CMR under the motto of “4 Teams 1 Family”. In his tenure, the program has thrived in participation carrying between 80-100 swimmers among the four teams. In 14 of his 16 years, at least one team has placed in the top-3 while winning six state cham-pionships: 5 with the Lady Rustlers and 1 with the Rustler men. In 2020 the GFHS men placed 3rd and the Rustler men claimed their sec-ond consecutive runner-up trophy. Topics: “Practice Plan Designs; Building a Winning Culture through Athletic Leadership; and Freestyle Drill Progression”

John O’DellTennis

John O'Dell has coached girls’ tennis for 23 years and the last 20 at Broadwater County High in Townsend. John is one of the most successful and respected Tennis coaches in the state. During his tenure at Broadwater O'Dell's teams have been in the top three 7 times, with four state championships, 2 runner-up finishes and a third place. The Dawgs have won the last 14 Southern Divisional titles. Topics: “Broadwater Tennis Philosophy” and “Dawg Drills”

Gary McManusGolf

Now retired, Gary taught for 39 years at Montana School for the Deaf and Blind and coached for 41 years. Honors received: Teacher of the Year (1977, 1999), Basketball COY (2004). Inducted into HOF: Northwest Athletic Association of the Deaf which includes 7 states and Canada (2002), MSDB HOF (2012); Special Olympics HOF (2014). Governor's Award (2011). Coached golf for 4 years at Great Falls Central Catholic High (2010-2014): Four individuals placing in top 15 at state and placed top 3 as a team in several tournaments. Topic: “Improving the short game” Chipping and putting is 83% of golfing. We will practice many ways to chip onto a green from varied distances. We will putt from different areas on the green. Come and have some fun learning as we challenge one another.

Shawna Juarez Softball

Shawna is the head softball coach for the Miles Community Col-lege 2020 inaugural season. Before Miles City, Coach Juarez coached in the NWAC as the head coach at Walla Walla Community College and before that at Edmonds Com-munity College.

Prior to her arrival at Edmonds Community College, the Tritons experienced a one hundred game losing streak. In 2014, under Juarez's mentorship, the Lady Tritons finished just one game away from the NWAC Championships.

Juarez has also coached in the club softball scene and has been a par t of five nationally ranked gold softball teams. Topics: “Team Chemistry” & “The Mind of the Athlete”

Jessica Campbell Softball

Jessie is the pitching coach for the Miles Community College softball team. Before taking this po-sition, she volunteered as a pitching coach for the Colstrip Fillies (2019) and the Miles City Cowgirls (2015-2018). Previously, Jessie attended Hardin High School, where she played for the Bulldogs from 2008-2011 and received all state honors 2x as a pitcher. She played col-legiate softball at MSU-Billings as a pitcher from 2011-2015. She was a member of two GNAC conference championship teams in 2012 and 2015. Topic: Pitching

Jamie Smith-StevensCheer

Jamie has served 20 years as cheer coach at Great Falls Central, where she is also the AD. Her unique job description gives her valuable insight for cheer coaches. She has been the cheer coach for the E-W Shrine Game 6 times, an MHSA Spirit Committee board member since 2007, MCA Cheer COY in 2014-15 and certified AACCA for 6 years. Topics: “Working with Admin-istration: Making Admin a Part of the Team-Code of Conduct”, “Sports Nu-trition”, “Using Technology: Apps for Success” & “Rule Changes for 20-21”

Julie ShepherdCheer

Julie started her cheer coach-ing career in Choteau in 1996 and for the past 24 years has had the pleasure of coaching over 700 young men and women.

Shepherd is a graduate of Great Falls High and MSU and has served 17 years as cheer coach at the East-West Shrine Game. Julie has been an MHSA Spirit Committee board member and is AACCA certified. She was honored in 2011 as the MCA Cheer COY and has been a 4-time nominee and a 3-time finalist for the NHSACA Cheer COY. Topics: “Diversity in Coaching: Being able to identify the diverse personalities and talent of each member of your team and creating a successful season”, “Basic Stunting: Starting at the beginning before you can go any higher”, “Working with and for your school, other coaches, other clubs, administration” & “Cheer: What else do we do besides attend games?”

Youth Sports Safety

The Montana Youth Sports Safe-ty Institute (MYSSI) was founded in 2019 by athletic trainers Dustin Burton, Paul Capp, Lexie Davis, and Valerie Moody, who have worked tirelessly in Montana to keep kids safe and active in sports. The MYSSI formalizes their work to promote safety in youth sports across Mon-tana, protect youth sports athletes from injury, and to provide education and services to parents, coaches, athletes and other medical profes-sionals to support safety in sport. Topics: “2- Hour CPR Certification” and “Implementing and practicing an Emergency Action Plan "EAP" and what coaches/ Administration need to know about legality”

Cameron IcenoggleS&C

Cameron has been coaching for 9 years at Skyview where has served as a volunteer for both the boys’ and girls’ team, coached the JV girls and been head coach for both programs. The last four years he has been the Varsity girls’ coach. During this time, the girls have reached the semi-finals three times, the cham-pionship game twice and have won one state title. Cameron was named the United Soccer Coach associa-tion MT COY for girls in 2018 and has coached the MT East Women's team at the Shodair All Star game in 2018 and 2019. Along with coaching the soccer programs, Cameron also was the head throws coach for the track team for four years and has aided in the summer conditioning program for the last six years. Topic: “A More Efficient Way to Warm up… Movement Prep for all Sports”

Mark JohnstonS&C

Mark directed the Montana National Strength and Conditioning Association for 7 years. He works at Billings Clinic as a sports medicine associate and lead instructor for the SST-ELITE athletic enhancement programs. SST-ELITE provides performance programming for RMC, MSUB, and local JH and HS ath-letes. He has also served as the S&C coach for Billings West. Prior to Billings Clinic, Mark was the director of the AMP performance programs. Topic: “Program Design”

Riverview GYM(5 Blocks)

Tennis Courts

Exhibits

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Registration

Door Prize Table

Vendor Loading Dock

CM Russell High School228 17th Avenue NW

Weight RoomWrestling Room

Auxilary GYM

STEMAddition

Clinic Entrance

Clinic Entrance

2020 Montana Coaches Association Clinic Exhibitors to date….

Airport Wingate by Wyndham Alicia, Jones, (406) 541-8000Success N Fundraising, LLC Adam, Sinnema, (406) 589-5384Town Pump Hotel Group Joan, Kronebusch, (406) 565-0489New Look Custom Socks Douglas, Norris, (706) 570-8084Home2 Suites by Hilton Helena Callie, Aschim, (406) 299-0199Klimas Financial Services, INC. Charles, Klimas, (406) 945-0783Montana Army National Guard Todd, Carver, (406) 498-9605Montana Fellowship of Christian Athletes Bob, Veroulis, (760) 835-6993Management Consultants Melissa, Bolton, (406) 494-0345Red Rock Sporting Goods Cliff, Schantz, (406) 232-2716Billings Hotel and Convention Center Siera, Romero, (406) 867-8111Universal Athletic Brian, Pepper, (406) 600-2745RESULTS- Benefis Health Systems Carley, Knudson, (406) 731-8964Daktronics, Tara, Hendricks, (605) 692-0200

2020 Motel Blocks(ask for Montana Coaches Clinic room block- available until gone or June 28TH)

O'Haire Motor Inn, 17 17th St S., $80 + tax, , 800-332-9819, 28-JunHeritage Inn, 1700 Fox Farm Rd, 109 + tax, , 406-761-1900, 11-JulThe Great Falls Inn, 1400 28th St S, $80 + tax, Cont. Bkfst, 406-453-6000, 16-JulCrystal Inn, by Airport exit, 115 + tax, Full Bkfst, 406-727-7788, 28-JunHoliday Inn, 1100 5th St S, 109 + tax, , 406-727-7200, 7-JulThe Wingate, 1000 9th Ave S, $95 + tax, Cont. Bkfst, 406-454-3000, 20-Jun

REGISTRATION2020-21 MCA Membership (required) Online $352020-21 MCA Membership (required) Mailed $40MCA Clinic plans will be finalized in mid-June. Pre-reg-istration will open at that time if we are allowed to gather. 2020 Clinic Pre-registration (before 7/21) $65 Wednesday Lunch (pre-purchase) $6Non-member Clinic Pre-registration $100On-site registration fee after 7/21 $10Partial refund ($50) if cancelled prior to 7/21Canadian Checks must be marked “US Funds”Note: Club coaches and other interested parties are eligible to attend the clinic @non-member rates

Register online at montanacoaches.com

COLLEGE CREDIT: Two semester units of non-degree, Professional Development Credit will be offered by the Montana Western. Courses are for students who have baccalaureate degrees and appropriate teaching cre-dentials. Credit tuition is in addition to clinic fees. Cost is $115 for one credit or $145 for two credits. Required written assignments due by email Aug.10th. Registration to be completed at clinic with payment by MasterCard, VISA, Discover Card, or personal check. District approval is recommended prior to credit enrollment. FOR COMPLETE COURSE INFORMATION, CALL UM-W at 406.683.7304.

OPI RENEWAL UNITS: This year 19 OPI Renewal Units are available at no extra charge. Verified attendance at clinic sessions is required. PICK UP OPI FORM AT REGISTRATION and return them to registration area bEFORE you leave the clinic. No credit can be granted for any ses-sions prior to the time you obtain forms. EITHER COLLEGE CREDIT OR OPI (NOT bOTH).

ALTERNATE PIR TIME: Montana registrants may be able to take advantage of this option. To do so, your school must list the MCA Clinic as an acceptable activity in their request for PIR days.

SPECIAL EVENTSTUESDAY: 6:00 PM - COMMISSIONER KENT PAULSON AND THE

FRONTIER CONFERENCE will host a hospitality session at Hi-Ho Tavern on 2600 10th Ave. S. All clinic participants are invited.

WEDNESDAY: Steak BBQ at the Mansfield Convention Center fol-lowed by the "Horse Races" hosted by Universal Athletics and Dewey Michaels. Clinic participants pick up free ticket in the Fieldhouse by 4:30 P.M. Wednesday. Guest tickets are $15.00 each. Doors open at 6:30 P.M. Serving starts at 7:00 P.M. Thanks to the FLAMINGO and staff for catering.

THURSDAY: MCA AWARDS CEREMONY, 11:30 AM in the Audito-rium: MCA HOF Inductions, COY Awards, Longevity & Service Awards, bozeman Trophy Outstanding Contributor Award, Honorary Member-ships, NHSACA and MCA Awards will be presented. PLEASE ATTEND TO HONOR YOUR PEERS. Lunch to follow in the Cafeteria.

THURSDAY: 5:30 Eagle Falls – MCA GOLF SCRAMbLE TOURNEY. $5,000 Hole-in-one prize, Two bonus hole prizes. 72 max. players. Sign up in the Fieldhouse Wed or early Thurs. $25 playing fee + cart rental.

EXHIBITS AND HOSPITALITY AREASPlease use your designated hour and other free time to talk to exhibitors – Their fees keep

your cost low. This is extremely important to the success of the clinic. Get Vendor signatures on bingo card to be eligible for Super Prize Drawings Thursday at 8:00 and Friday at 7:45 – multiple prize drawings including 6 drawings for $50 (YOU MUST bE PESENT TO WIN)

DOOR PRIZES - you must sign-up in the Fieldhouse to be in the drawings.Exhibits will be set up in the upper level of the Fieldhouse. Most of these fine representatives

conduct booth drawings or donate merchandise or services for super prizes. Prizes will be listed in exhibitor and door prize flyers which will be in Shoulder Bags donated by RED ROCK SPORTING GOODS. The MCA provides pens & legal pads. Shoulder Bags will contain coupons from MCDON-ALD’S OF GREAT FALLS and WENDY'S. HOSPITALITY tables, featuring FREE CONTINENTAL bREAKFAST each morning—Snacks provided by TOWN PUMP HOTEL GROUP, COKE products, MEADOWGOLD milk and ice cream bars all day. MANY THANKS TO THE HIGHLIGHTED FIRMS FOR THEIR DONATIONS!

OTHER ATTRACTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTGOLF: There are 4 courses in Great Falls - Meadow Lark Country Club open to members & guests, two municipal courses, Eagle Falls & Anaconda Hills. Hickory Swing is also open to the public. C.M. Russell Museum, Paris Gibson Square, Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center, Giant Springs, Gibson Park, Shopping Centers, and numerous other attractions. River’s Edge Trail is a fantastic jogging, biking, skating and walking trail along the Missouri. FISHING is another great option. GLACIER AND YELLOWSTONE PARKS are within driving distance.

THANK YOU Thank you Great Falls School District #1, CMR Administration & staff, for the fantastic cooperation we receive in staging this great event. Special thanks also to Meadowlark CC for use of golf facilities and the G.F. Recreation Dept. for use of Eagle Falls for the Golf Scramble. We are grateful for the following folks who lined up speakers: Jamie Stevens-CH, Rick Phillips-AD and K. Izzi McKinney S&C. balfour big Sky: 10 dozen Titleist balls for Golf Scramble. Thanks also to our registration staff and our lunch and hospitality team, Sheree McKinley and Lori Ostberg.

EXHIBITSPlease use your designated hour and other free time to talk to exhibitors – Their fees

keep your cost low. This is extremely important to the success of the clinic.

ATTENTION ATHLETIC TRAINERS:BOC Continuing Ed. Credits are CANCELLED for 2020

We hope to be able to offer them next year.

2020 MCA CLINIC SCHEDULE 7:30 Registration, Continental Breakfast, EXHIBITS OPEN 53ND MCA Clinic held at CM Russell High School. PLEASE WEAR YOUR bADGE!

THuRSDAY, JuLY 30TH

7:00 CAF FCA Breakfast- Phil Olsen GEN8:00 FH Super Prize Drawing (be present to win)8:30 FH Bill Himmelberg BB AUD ATAVUS FB STEM McWilliams - Distance T&F/XC AUX Gym Arunas Duda VB WR RM Luis Carranza WR CMR TC Ken DeHart TE GFH Pool Ed McNamee SW WMR Morgan -Partnering w/Officials AD 603 Stevens-Rule changes CH 602 Dr. Michael Matury SM9:30 FH Andy Roundface BB AUD Barry Sacks FB STEM Sue Loeffler T&F AUX Gym Arunas Duda VB WR RM Jory Casterline WR CMR TC Ken DeHart TE 602 MYSSI - CPR Certification SB GFH Pool Ed McNamee SW WMR Harry Cheff/Kris Goss AD 603 Stevens/Shepherd CH10:30 Exhibits BB FH Morgan - Longevity in FB FB STEM McWilliams-Mng. Ability T&F/XC AUX Gym Rebecca Cleveland VB WR RM Guy Melby-Round Table WR CMR TC Ken DeHart TE WMR Harry Cheff/Kris Goss AD 603 Stevens/Shepherd - Mascots CH 602 MYSSI - CPR Certification SM11:30 AuD AWARDS CEREMONY Open to the Public Non-Registrants please enter West auditorium entranceAwards Lunch sponsored by MCACrown Sports Photography will again take pictures of the Awards Session. 1:30 AUD Morgan - Impact of Trust GEN2:30 FH Jeff Graham BB AUD Trevor Utter FB STEM Dan West - Equipment T&F AUX Gym Dana Hallisey VB GFH Pool Mike Walz SW WR RM Stevens/Shepherd- Sdln Dances CH 602 MYSSI - Emerg. Action Plan SM MLCC Gary McManus GO3:30 FH Chase Tait BB AUD Morgan - Team Mission Stmt FB STEM Dan West - Pole Vault T&F AUX Gym Dana Hallisey VB GFH Pool Mike Walz SW MLCC Gary McManus GO 602 MTATA- Tricks & Tips Panel SM WR RM Stevens/Shepherd-Crowd cheers CH5:30 AH MCA Golf Scramble Sign-up in FH on Wed- Max 72

FRIDAY, JuLY 31ST

7:45 FH Super Prize Drawing (be present to win)8:00 FH Josh Keller BB AUD Craig Lunde FB STEM Shannon Flynn- Mdl Distance T&F AUX Gym TBA VB 602 Regan Quaal - S&C Science S&C9:00 FH Cindy Farmer BB AUD Levi Wesche FB STEM Alan Cress- Shot T&F AUX Gym Pady Figueriedo VB WT RM Mark Johnston- Prog. Design S&C10:00 FH Steve Keller BB AUD Jeff Schultz FB STEM Alan Cress - Javelin T&F AUX Gym Pady Figueriedo VB WT RM K. Izzi - Coaching Lifts S&C11:00 FH Steve Keller BB AUD Mike Ludwig FB STEM Alan Cress - Discus T&F WT RM Icenoggle/Izzi - Warm ups S&F Rooms to be used Sport AUX Gym/EMR VbFH (Fieldhouse) bbAUD/EMR-601 FbDR 603/ WR RM CHOR 602/ WT RM SM/S&CWMR-604 ADSTEM/TRACK T&F/XCMLCC (Meadowlark CC) GO506 (FH) SbCMR Court TEWR RM WRGFHS Pool SW

WEDNESDAY, JuLY 29TH

8:00 AUD JASON FOUND. (Suicide Prev) GEN9:00 AUD Rob Goode FB FH Tricia Binford BB STEM Rob Stanton- Relays T&F AUX Gym Jill Ayers VB WR RM Steve Komac WR CMR CT John O'Dell TE WMR Mark Beckman-MHSA AD 603 Stevens CH10:00 FH Tricia Binford BB Exhibits FB STEM Dustin Cichosz - High Jump T&F EMR Jones - Culture Development VB WR RM Steve Komac WR CMR TC John O'Dell TE 506(FH) Shawna Juarez SB WMR Todd Carver- Natn'l Guard AD 603 Stevens CH11:00 AUD Morgan- Power of your Words GEN11:45 505(FH) MHSA Committees-Pick up lunch- go to front of line. MHSA12:00 CAF LUNCH- Purchase ticket when pre-registering $6 or purchase in line $8 1:00 FH Jeff Hays BB AUD Russ McCarvel FB STEM Dustin Cichosz - Long Jump T&F AUX Gym Cole Aiazzi VB Exhibits WR CMR TC Ken DeHart TE 506 (FH) Shawna Juarez SB WMR Kent Paulson AD Exhibits CH2:00 FH Katie Garcin-Forba BB AUD Jason Their FB Exhibits T&F Exhibits VB WR RM Guy Melby WR CMR TC Ken DeHart TE Exhibits SB WMR Kent Paulson AD 603 Stevens/Shepherd CH3:00 Exhibits BB AUD Jeff Choate FB STEM Dustin Cichosz - Triple Jump T&F AUX Gym Iona Stookey VB WR RM Guy Melby WR Exhibits TE 506(FH) Jessica Campbell-pitching SB WMR Round table AD 603 Stevens/Shepherd CH4:00 FH Josh Stewart BB AUD Jeff Choate FB STEM McWilliams - Excellence T&F/XC AUX Gym Mo Boyle VB WR RM Luis Carranza WR WMR Working with Hotels AD 603 Stevens/Shepherd-stunting CH7:00 MANSFIELD CENTER MCA STEAK FRY/universal Horse Races CLINIC SESSIONS WILL BE 50 MINUTES EACH. Outdoor areas may be substituted in T&F and SB. Golf coaches: bring Clubs to MLCC sessions. Tennis coaches - please bring your racquets and dress appropriately, no black soles, please.

Thank You, Clinic Sponsors!

Shoulder Bags& Clinic Staff Shirts

Clinic Staff Shirts & Host of Horse Races