Head Girls BB coach at Fort Chiswell HS in Max Meadows, VA. Coach Mayo has been a head girls basketball coach at 5 different high schools and have taken 3 of them to the elite 8. His teams have been to 10 Sweet 16 and has won over 440 games in his career. 

Howard Mayo

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2009-2016 Luray High School Varsity Boys Basketball Assistant

2011-2016 Luray High School JV Boys Basketball Head Coach

2016-Present Luray High School Varsity Girls Basketball Head Coach

2020 Bull Run District Champion, Region 2B Champion, Virginia 2A Runner Up, 29-2

Region Playoff Birth 2017, 2019, 2020

2020 Bull Run District COY

2020 Region 2B COY

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Michael Williams has spent over eleven years as a Collegiate Coach and many more years coaching middle and high school basketball. Mr. Williams’ professional experience included three Head Coaching positions, and now serving at a Division I program as the Director of Player Development/ Coaches Consultant. Throughout Mr. Williams Coaching career, he has learned from successful Coaches, Athletic Directors, Administrators, and Hiring Search Firms who provided invaluable insight into the world of athletics.

Michael was inspired to start WAA to help coaches fulfill their dreams of securing a coaching position, but his mission is to lead these coaches to a successful career. He’s committed to providing the appropriate resources for his clients before their interview and once they are in their desired position. Mr. Williams is excited to begin leading clients to success with Williams Advancement Agency.

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Mike Lee is the founder of both Mindshift Labs & Thrive 3 Bridging his background in basketball leadership and performance — training some of basketball’s 1% — with mindfulness and emotional intelligence, Mike helps high-performing leaders master the psychology needed to lead and perform in a 2020 world.

Through his experience building an international basketball brand from his college apartment, and growing it while beating the heroin-like withdrawal symptoms of pharmaceutical medication, Mike understands the challenges leaders face.

Drawing on the latest research from neuroscience, basketball and personal experience, he’s shared stories and practical exercises — across the United States, Indonesia and Spain — to help people find their own inner power and poise to thrive in business and life.

He is the founder of Thrive3, a basketball training company that “creates game-changing experiences that crossover from the court to life”. At Thrive3 he’s worked at Academies or individual development sessions with players like NBA MVP Stephen Curry, All-Star Joel Embiid and Rookie of the Year Malcolm Brogdon. Mike is also the author of the internationally sold book, UN/TRAIN.

Website - https://mindshiftlabs.com/Email – [email protected] Twitter - @whoismikelee

Inherited a program that won 11 games in its previous 4 years, and successfully changed our program into one of the most well known in SW Virginia.

I Inherited a losing program and led the team to the most wins it had seen in this decade. In addition to that, we raised $4,000, had a 100% graduation rate, and successfully oversaw JV and Middle School programs.

Dan Young is currently the Executive Director of the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM). Dan began his coaching career as a student-manager at Central Michigan University in 1987. After graduation from CMU he garnered the Assistant Basketball position at Western Michigan University, before moving on to a similar slot at Detroit Catholic Central High School. Dan then served as Head Basketball Coach at Brighton, Plymouth Canton and John Glenn High Schools. He has also been the Head Golf Coach at Plymouth High School, since 2012, that has won 2 State Championships. Dan has been named COY from the Detroit Free Press, Detroit News, Ann Arbor News, Associated Press, Michigan Golf Coaches Association and BCAM. From 2000-present, Dan has been a member of the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan Board of Directors / he served as Assistant Director of BCAM 2005-2018 / named Executive Director of BCAM in January 2019. Dan has had an integral responsibility as a committee member with the BCAM/MHSAA collaboration (“Reaching Higher Top Michigan Basketball Showcase”) since its inception. He also served as Director and coordinator of all basketball related functions with the Michigan Elite 25 Camp, which was directed by Tim McCormick, former University of Michigan and NBA player. Dan received the Thomas Hursey Distinguished Service Award from BCAM in 2017. Dan is married (Jacqueline) and has 2 son’s (Derek 24, Ryan 21) and resides in Plymouth Michigan.

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Ray Lokar has taught, been an Athletic Director, a High School Administrator, a YSO Board Member and President, and coached a variety of sports for over 35 years at the youth, high school, and college levels in Southern California. He has a son and two daughters who have gone on to play college athletics, as well as a young son currently playing youth sports. Ray was the Head Basketball Coach of the 2002 California Interscholastic Federation Champions while at Bishop Amat High School and is a Past-President of the Southern California Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association.

Coach Ray Lokar is the Basketball Coaching Education Coordinator for the Amateur Athletic Foundation and the editor of  Basketball.Lifetips.com . He was the Head Basketball Coach of  the 2002 California Interscholastic Federation Champions while at Bishop Amat High School .  Ray is also a Trainer and Mentor Coach with the Positive Coaching Alliance and coordinates their Partner Development efforts in Southern California, concentrating on grants to underserved organizations. He has coached in the San Gabriel Valley, just east of Los Angeles, Ca for over 25 years at the youth, high school, and college levels. Coach "LOK" has worked countless camps and clinics during that time for ages 8-18 and is the presently Executive Director of The Basketball4all Foundation. 

Lokar also is actively involved with Applied Cognitive Engineering in the business development and marketing of the ACE IntelliGym(tm) . The IntelliGym(tm) is a revolutionary training tool that enables basketball players to dramatically improve their game-intelligence skills. Owning Sports'n'Stuff,  provides a home base for all of his business activities. He has published a series of basketball booklets and has access to the latest in training equipment, uniforms and imprinted sportswear, with in-house customization.

As a  member of the Executive Board of the Southern California Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association (SCIBCA) starting in 1991, he began his term as President of the Association in 2000. Coach Lokar is one of the most sought after and respected clinicians in Southern California and now he, or his staff of qualified coaches, comes directly to you.

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Coach Tommy Brown has 19 years of head collegiate coaching expereince. He had 13 straight 20 win seasons and was an assistant at The University of Illinois. Coach Brown is a former director with PGC and has performed clinics all over the country. 18 years Head Collegiate Coaching Experience

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Guy is a 1993 Muskegon Heights alumnus, who was starting point guard on the Tigers’ state-finals team that year. He spent 11 years working and coaching at his alma mater, nine of them as head coach. The 2019-20 school year marked his eighth as head coach and athletic director at Muskegon High School. In total, Guy has made nine trips to the final four as a player, assistant coach or head coach. He guided the Big Reds to a banner season in 2013-14, when they rolled to a Class A state championship and finished with a 28-0 record.  The 1992-93 season was a special one for Guy and Muskegon Heights. The Tigers were ranked No. 2 in the state and made it to the Class B championship game at The Palace of Auburn Hills, where they lost to Saginaw Buena Vista, 69-52. Guy, a 5-foot-10 spark plug, finished with six points and five assists in the game. Maurice Sain, who is a longtime assistant coach on Guy’s staff, led the Tigers with 14 points and 12 rebounds in the ’93 title game. Guy has built Muskegon into a perennial power. The Big Reds have a string of conference and district titles going, and who knows what the 20-2 team in 2019-20 could have done, as its season was cut short because of the COVID-19 shutdown.

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WILL REY Head Basketball Coach / Northridge Preparatory School (Niles, IL)  43 seasons as men’s basketball coach: 23 in high school & 19 in college.  High school head coach: Northridge (2004-present), Fenwick HS (1982-85) and CreteMonee HS (1980-82).  351 high school Varsity wins in 20 seasons (average 18 wins per season).  Northridge has 170 boys in the high school / Northridge average ACT: 28.  Northridge Overall Record: 286-144 (.665) / Conference: 140-42 (.770).  Northridge Championships: 5 IHSA Regionals (2008, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015) / 3 Conference (2009, 2013, 2018) / 5 Holiday Tournaments (2004, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2018) / 2 “Super 16” IHSA Appearances (2009, 2015).  Northridge Winning Streaks: 13-0 undefeated at home in 2011-12 (school first); 15 straight wins 2008-09 (school first); 14 straight wins 2017-18; 12-0 undefeated conference champs 2017-18 (school first).  Coach-of-the-Year Awards: 4 IBCA District 4 (2009, 2014, 2015, 2018) / 5 Conference (2007, 2008, 2013, 2017, 2018) / 1 Rich South “Big Dipper” Classic Coach-of-the-Tournament (1981).  Halls-of-Fame: Chicago Catholic Athletic League (2017) / Illinois Basketball Coaches’ Association (2015) / FiveStar Basketball Camp (2005).  Sports Faith International’s Lifetime Coaching Achievement Award (2010).

University of Evansville assistant (1985-89) to Jim Crews: 2 conference championships; 2nd round Division I NCAA & NIT tournaments; 35-game home winning streak; Top-25 national ranking.  Loyola University Chicago head coach (1989-94): defeated national programs Notre Dame, Purdue, Wisconsin, Butler, Dayton, Northwestern, and St. Louis.  Wright State University assistant (1997-2003) to current Indiana University assistant coach Ed Schilling: back-toback 18 & 17 win seasons; wins over 8th ranked & 2000 NCAA Champion Michigan State and 20th ranked and undefeated Butler Bulldogs at Hinkle Fieldhouse.  Gordon Tech Assistant (1976-80) to former long-time NBA coach Bob Ociepka: IHSA 2A "Elite 8" appearance; 2 "Sweet 16" appearances; led lower-level Rams to 53-13 (.803) overall record, 2 Chicago Catholic League Championships.  Resident coach, administrator and lecturer for nearly 30 years at the nationally-renowned Five-Star Basketball Camp.  Produced 11 basketball instructional DVDs sold world-wide by the nation’s leading distributors of coaching education resources:

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