Graduated from Greenfield High School in 1998.

Played football, basketball, baseball, and ran track since our school was so small.

Played football at Illinois College from 1999-2003.

Married his wife (Brianna) in 2003. We have 3 boys, Kai (16), Koi (12), and Kael (10).

Began his coaching career coaching Tackles and Tight Ends at Millikin University in Decatur, IL in 2004.

Started working in Insurance full time after that season and began coaching basketball with my wife as her assistant coach.

2005 - 2010 Girls Freshman, JV head coach. Varsity Assistant. Moweaqua Central A&M. Moweaqua, IL. (Brianna Head Coach)

2010 - 2015 Girls JV Head Coach. Varsity Assistant. Decatur St. Teresa. Decatur, IL. (Brianna Head Coach)

2015 - 2018 Girls Sophomore Head Coach. Varsity Assistant. Metamora Township High School. Metamora, IL. (Brianna Head Coach)

2019 - Present Head Boys Basketball Coach. Illinois Valley Central High School (IVC) Chillicothe, IL.

For the 2021-2022 season my wife came over to the boys side to be one of my assistant coaches this year.

Won 2021 Region IBCA coach of the year.

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Guy Danhoff has been teaching at Missouri Baptist University (MBU) in St. Louis, Missouri, since 2008. He currently serves as coordinator of the graduate fitness management program within the health and sport sciences division. Danhoff teaches courses in that division (fitness management, sport and social media, and sport marketing) as well as courses within the MBU School of Business (strategic management, entrepreneurial marketing, current issues in marketing, and introduction to marketing for health care systems). Danhoff completed all of his course work in 2018 and is slated to complete his business administration doctoral degree program at Walden University before 2020. His doctoral research capstone project is titled “Social Media Marketing Strategies to Increase Revenue in the Health and Fitness Industry.” Danhoff also holds a master’s degree in exercise science as well as a bachelor’s degree in corporate fitness from Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois (magna cum laude).

Prior to teaching  in higher education, Danhoff spent 14 years in the fitness industry, with positions in sales, sales management, business development, and marketing. He was the director of fitness entertainment technology and operations for MYE Entertainment North America. He was recognized with the Top Producer of the Year award by multiple fitness equipment and fitness technology companies, including Fitness Warehouse, Tectrix, and Netpulse. He was later appointed by Precor to manage two national sales accounts: XSport Fitness and Power Wellness. Today, Danhoff consults with organizations—ranging from small businesses to large global brands—regarding their digital and social media marketing strategies and the use of data analytics to drive business intelligence and revenue generation. Since February 2018 Danhoff has served on the board of directors for the Missouri Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (MOAHPERD), overseeing the direction of the organization’s digital marketing and communications.

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@GuyDanhoffOnAir

Thomas Gelardi has been teaching Physical Education for over 16 years at the Elementary level in NYC.

He attended Manhattan College and Graduated with a BS in Exercise Science and a Master’s Degree in

Physical Education from Adelphi University. He presented numerous PE workshops at NYC Zone, Nassau

Zone, and NYS, AHPERD conferences. He also presented PE workshops virtually all around the world

including United States, England, Thailand, Turkey, and India. He created a YouTube channel called

Coach Gelardi’s PhysEdZone.com ; to support all Elementary PE teachers and programs with over 4 million

views as well as providing Tips for PE Teachers on Coach Gelardi; TikTok account with over 35k

followers. A father of two beautiful daughters and a son.

Ben Landers is a K-12 certified Physical Education teacher at River Springs Elementary in South carolina and has been teaching K-5th PE since 2007.  He has completed the National Board Certification in PE and also has a Masters in Education from Southern Wesleyan University and a Masters in Educational Leadership from the University of South Carolina.  Ben also serves as a Clinical Model Teacher for the University of South Carolina, helping to mentor future Physical Education teachers as part of their graduation requirement.

Ben started this website ThePEspecialist.com in 2014 in an effort to provide an amazing resource for teachers.  He has a passion for kids and teaching quality physical education lessons that will empower students to be the best they can be.  Being a PE teacher is such a great opportunity to have a positive impact on the kids that you teach, but his hope is to also impact more students by providing resources and ideas to teachers.

The reason he started this website is to share knowledge, inspire teachers, add value to the Phys Ed community and help solve some of the problems that teachers are struggling within schools today.

Tom Billeter (born February 12, 1961) is an American college basketball coach, currently the head coach at Augustana University in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He previously has been the head coach at North Dakota State University, as well as holding assistant coaching roles at a number of NCAA Division I colleges. He led Augustana to the 2016 NCAA Division II national championship and was named the national coach of the year in that season.

Billeter is from Byron, Illinois and obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign. He began his coaching career as a high school coach, then made his entry into college coaching as an assistant to Lute Olson at Arizona. He then moved to Rice under Scott Thompson. He was hired as head coach of then-Division II North Dakota State, where he led the Bison to four consecutive 20-win seasons in his five seasons at the helm (from 1992 to 1997).[1] He left the school, despite his success, to take an assistant coaching job at high profile Division I program St. John's.[2]

After a year at St. John's, then five seasons as an assistant at Texas A&M, Billeter was hired as head coach at Augustana in 2003.[3] After going 42–69 in his first four seasons, he then led the Vikings to three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances from 2008 to 2010. Billeter received the Clarence Gaines Coach of the Year award in 2013.[4] In the 2014–15 season, the Vikings went 31–3 but were knocked out of the 2015 NCAA Tournament by Northwest Missouri in the second round.[5] The Vikings avenged the loss the following season as they went 34–2 behind national player of the year Dan Jansen and won the school's first national championship. Billeter was named the national Division II coach of the year by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) at the conclusion of the season.[6]

On January 26, 2019, Billeter won his 300th game as Augustana Vikings coach.[7]

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Brad Butterworth works as a Senior Business Executive Development Coach at Shoot 360, which is a Business Services company with an estimated 33 employees; and founded in 2012. They are part of the Sales team within the Sales Department and their management level is Director. Brad is currently based in Vancouver, United States.

Simply passionate about life, I love to use the medium of sport, more specifically basketball, to inspire life change and the pursuit of the best version of yourself. Holding myself accountable to Shoot 360's Core Values of First Who then What, Culture of Discipline, Culture of Innovation and Culture of Education, I am able to attain my life's professional goals. My natural gifts are motivation, cultural creation, operational health, public speaking and education and I believe that by giving those gifts that were giving to me by my Creator is paramount to attaining the best version of myself. While I strive to put my penny in the jar every day by sharpening those gifts, the ongoing work of sharpening my non-natural skill sets reminds me to get 1% better each day so that I am the well-rounded Disciple that God calls me to be. I attempt to seek to understand first instead of being understood and love to impact people as best I can even if that's just listening. My family is the most important thing in the world to me and I find the best joy when I'm around my wife and three beautiful kids

He also brings nearly two decades of basketball coaching experience including some at the college level on top of 13 years as a high school coach. Butterworth was a volunteer assistant at Air Force Academy, graduate assistant at Florida State and stops at Dana Hills High School and Capistrano Valley Christian in Southern California, where he was also an associate athletic director.

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Coach Cabral Huff is coming to Voorhees College from Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School in Atlanta, Georgia, wherein his first year as Head Boys’ Basketball Coach, Huff took the team to the Elite 8. Before coaching at Holy Innocents’, he had been a successful head coach at Duluth High School in Duluth, Georgia. In Huff’s three seasons at Duluth High, he took the team to three consecutive state tournament appearances for the first time in school history, including back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances since the school’s 1st appearance in Sweet 16 since 1985. The 54 wins at Duluth were the most in three years in school history.

Prior to arriving at Duluth High, Huff gained two seasons of collegiate basketball experience. At Alcorn State University (2015-16), Huff was an Assistant Coach that helped in leading the Braves to a total program turnaround, resulting in a second-place finish in conference. While at Georgia Southern University during 2014-15, he helped to guide the Eagles to a 22-9 record and a place in the conference championship game.

Before his time at the college level, he was a successful coach at St. Francis High School in Alpharetta, Georgia, for six seasons. He built a program from the ground up to a perennial powerhouse program in Georgia and the nation while recording five-straight appearances in the state tournament. His team won the State Championship in 2013-14, State Runner-Up during the 2012-13 season, Final Four (2012-13 & 2013-14), Sweet 16 (2009-10 and 2011-12), Back to Back Region Champions during the 2012-13 & 2013-14 seasons, and Region runner-ups in 2009-10 and 2010-11.

Huff has previously been named Georgia Sports Writers Coach of the Year 2014, Coach of the Year by the XL212 in 2014, Region Coach of the Year in 2013 & 2014, Coach of the Year by the AJC in 2013, Coach of the Year by the North Fulton Neighbor Newspaper in 2013 and Coach of the Year by the Lineage of Champions in 2013.

Huff earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Morehouse College and a teacher certification in English for grades 6-12 from Mercer University. Also, Huff earned a master’s degree in coaching and athletic administration from Concordia University. Currently, he is pursuing a master’s degree in educational leadership from Strayer University.

Additionally, he has made many impacts on basketball through the organizations he serves in such as EmbRACEus, Minority Coaches Association of Georgia, Naismith Tip-Off Club, Rising Coaches, among others.

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Dan Tudor, President and Founder of Tudor Collegiate Strategies and the popular “Selling for Coaches” training program for college recruiters, is a regular speaker at coaches conventions around the country and the author of “Selling for Coaches: Advanced Recruiting Training for College Coaches” and “What They Didn’t Teach You About Recruiting”.

To contact Dan Tudor, email him at [email protected] or call Tudor Collegiate Strategies at 866.944.6732.

Currently Coach Mike Divilbiss is the Athletic Director at Lakeland High School in North Idaho.  He coached Collegiate women's basketball for 30 years.  21 years as a head coach at Lewis Clark State and  the University of Idaho.  Associate Head coach at Wisconsin Green Bay and the University of Illinois.  12 of the 30 teams he coached played in National Championships. He has developed All Americans in programs that had never had any prior to or after his time at those schools.  His overall record is 558-305.  He has a tremendous family.  His wife Judy and him have been married for 34 years.  They have 2 wonderful children Zach and Chantel.  Zach and his wife Taz had their first baby 17 months ago.  Zoey is a light for all of us.

Divilbiss decided to make basketball his life's passion while growing up in Chicago's northwest suburb of West Dundee after watching Bobby Knight coach a game for Indiana University in 1972, according to a 2004 Moscow-Pullman (Idaho) Daily News profile.

He played basketball at Winona State University in Minnesota and graduated in 1981 with a degree in physical education and then was an assistant coach at Eastern Washington University, where he earned his masters. He landed his first head coaching job in 1987 at Lewis-Clark State College in Idaho, and over the next 14 years built the program into an NAIA powerhouse.

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Mark Cascio is the Head Boys Basketball Coach at Catholic High school in Baton Rouge, LA. He has 13 years of head coaching experience at the high school level. During this time, his teams have won 6 District titles, appeared in four final fours and a 2012 State Championship in Louisiana. Coach Cascio was a head coach at the age of 21 and the youngest coach to capture a state title in louisiana at 26. Mark's tireless work ethic and quest to be a lifelong learner has provided him with resources he is eager to share. Coach Cascio started a Consulting business in 2019 to continue to foster his love of the game by sharing with colleagues in the coaching profession. The goal of Courtside Consulting is to partner with coaches is to improve, refine and apply new concepts in any phase of the game by providing guidance, resources and solutions to problems and to help stimulate thinking. Coach Cascio can share his uptempo style of offense that blends concepts of space, pace shooting and attacking. This style of play allows freedom for players to use their individual skills to create shorts for themselves or their teammates. in a fun uptempo approach. Courtside Consulting can help you implement any system that fits together seamlessly and suits your style and personnel. 

Get out your notebooks and enjoy this Championship Vision Podcast.

 @markcascio  

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Craig Moody

A life long Basketball fan, player, coach, Craig Moody started Shoot 360 with a vision of helping basketball players of all ages and skill levels improve. The idea for Shoot 360 really came when Craig was looking for basketball workout opportunities for his own kids. He realized there were limited or no opportunities to learn and practice skills of the game that utilized technology.

Craig spent several years as both a high school and college basketball coach. As a head Coach at Columbia Christian High School in Portland, Oregon Craig led the Knights to the State Tournament every year as a head coach.  Craig spent 9 years coaching at the collegiate level-6 yeas as the top assistant coach at Concordia University Portland, and then 3 years as the head coach at Cascade College in Portland, Oregon. Craig led Cascade College to the NAIA National Tournament in 2003 and a sweet 16 appearance.

Brad Barbarick

-Recent Hire for Shoot 360  as the Director of Coaching and Player Development

-Long time college coach and professor.  Head men’s basketball coach at Concordia University Portland for 25 years (1994-2019). Taught both undergraduate & graduate courses at Concordia U.

- Taught elementary physical education for seven years while working as a college assistant basketball coach

-Varsity Girl's Tennis Coach Sam Barlow High School

-All time wins leader in Concordia University Basketball with 366

-Coached Concordia U for 21 years in the Cascade Collegiate Conference and led the Cavs to three NAIA National Tournaments and a 195-158 Conference record

-Helped transition Concordia U. Portland in 2015 from the NAIA to NCAA Division II and into the highly regarded Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC). Head Coach in the GNAC 2015-2019. Resigned to pursue athletic administration

-Served as the Director of Athletics at Portland Community College (2019-2022)  helped transform the department, making significant improvements and changes to bolster the Panthers Athletics success.

-Directed basketball camps for such notable coaches as John Wooden, Don Nelson, Pat Riley, George Karl,  Boy's and Girl's Superstar Basketball Camps.

-Also help start Big on the Block Post Camp and Hawaii Island College Prep Basketball Camp

-Along with Shoot 360 founder and President Craig Moody started and ran Rip City Hoop Camp from 1991-2018

-Currently serve on the advisory board for Sport Coach America