Pat Healy has built a solid reputation as the go-to expert in sales process design, re-engineering, sales, and sales management training and consulting. Pats business philosophy is to treat every customer like they are the only client. Drawing on nearly 40 years of experience within the life sciences industry, software sales and consulting as both seller and manager. Pat was recognized as the top seller in Boston Scientific, Johnson & Johnson, and S1 Corporation. Having built, motivated, and managed sales organizations for both direct and indirect channel partners, multiple medical start-ups, and driven initiatives to transform sales organizations from a product mindset to a solutions approach. Pat launched The Healy Group, Inc. in July 2008 to provide sales training, management consulting and staffing support. Currently Pat is an advisor several technology companies to support their efforts to compete, grow, and prosper in today highly competitive global economy. As a result of these advisory roles Pat is concentrating his efforts to work with early-stage companies to bring product to market and establish an initial foothold in the market.

Education: BS Management, Virginia Tech where he attended on a golf scholarship.

Pat lives in Marietta, GA. has two daughters and 5 grandchildren.

Bill Beroza

From Hempstead High School on Long Island to Roanoke College 2xAA, to 10 Year Club

Lacrosse Player – MVP & Champions 6 of 10 seasons & Captain of the USA Team in 1982

I’ve spent my life working out. From Soccer in High School & College, to Wrestling & Tennis Team in High School, to achieving the highest level of success in the lacrosse world, I’m trying to bring new workout techniques to the world of sports. Every athlete can enhance their fitness, strength and endurance by using Omorpho & the concept of Microloading. Using small amounts of weights during an athletes regular routines. In the weight room, or on the court/field, ice, pitch or course. Whether it’s pre-season, off-season, in-season or Return to Play athletes that are injured. Omorpho has a place for all of you.

I will share more examples of NFL, MLB, NBA MLS teams & players that use our Omorpho weighted training gear, as well as Olympic athletes and USTA players. From a conference that I recently attended with a weightlifter that holds the world record for a raised deadlift for women. See below. We can help any athlete! Trevor Baptiste –BEST FOGO in lacrosse & 2x world champ with Team USA. And me trying to keep up!

Bill Beroza – Director of Team Sales, Omorpho

[email protected]

781-962-8819 cell

Kimberly High School (KHS) is excited to announce Dave Lepisto as the next Head Coach of the girls varsity basketball team. Lepisto has served as assistant coach to the team for the last nine seasons. 

"Dave is an excellent fit. His ability to build relationships is outstanding, and his communication skills, work ethic, and basketball knowledge are off the charts," said Athletic Director Ryan McGinnis. "He is an exceptional teacher of the game and life skills. We are excited for the next chapter of our Girls Basketball Program." 

Lepisto holds a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse and a master's degree in education from Marian University. He has been coaching high school basketball since 1994 and served as an assistant coach for Kimberly on the boys varsity team during the 2007-2008 season. Since 2013 Lepisto has served as an assistant coach for the Kimberly girls varsity team, and in that time, the Papermakers have made two state appearances, five sectional finals and two Fox Valley Association championships.     

"Kimberly girls basketball is synonymous with success," said Lepisto. "I am honored to have been chosen to lead and work with our outstanding student-athletes to continue that tradition pioneered by former coaches Fran Kasten, Lee Levknecht, Dean Simon, Cathy (Coenen) Pearson, and most recently, Troy Cullen."

Certainly! Kurt Guelsdorf, a former Oregon City High School girls’ head coach, has an impressive coaching career. He led the Oregon City girls’ basketball program for many years, achieving remarkable success. Here are some key points from his bio:

Coach Guelsdorf’s dedication to the game and his impact on players’ development have left a lasting legacy in Oregon basketball

A championship-winning basketball coach with 19+ years experience in building elite programs, winning cultures, and developing leaders that create memorable experiences. Coach Cascio's expertise is implementing innovative systems on both ends of the floor by using advanced knowledge and practices to build winning teams.

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Over the years, Coach Cascio's success and style of play garnered attention from coaches at all levels. As he began to network with coaches around the country he became passionate about helping build better programs, coaches, and players through innovative concepts on the court and implementing championship systems off the court. As a result, Courtside Consulting began to continue to foster Mark's love of the game by sharing with colleagues in the coaching profession.

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Since 2019, Coach Cascio has conducted hundreds of webinars and traveled the country leading clinics for coaching staffs ranging from Professional to High School Level

Married to Patricia

2 children Kacey and Kyle

3 grandchildren Teagan Conway anj Declan

Boys h s coach 17 years

Girls h s coach 29 years

27 league

14 section

10 NorCal

6 State championships

Basketball Skills Development Coach since 1986-All ages!

Ray Lokar - Executive Director of Coaching Development

Ray Lokar has 40+ years of successful coaching experience in a variety of sports at the youth, high school, and collegiate level and years as Positive Coaching Alliance's Southern California Lead Trainer. He has presented hundreds of speaking engagements to thousands of coaches, athletes, and parents on a variety of topics in the world of sports. Ray has won a CIF Basketball Championship while at Bishop Amat High School, a State championship in Girls Softball, and a AABC World Series in Youth Baseball. "Coach Lok" is the author of two basketball coaching books, and a youth basketball and baseball DVD series . He taught for over 20 years, has been an Athletic Director, a high school Director of Activities, on the Executive Board of the Southern California Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association (SCIBCA), and served a term as their President

Coach Tim Slater

Tim Slater led the Grayson (Loganville, Ga.) girls basketball team to the school's first state title, a 32-1 record and No. 6 spot in the MaxPreps Top 25.

For his efforts, Slater has been named the 2023-24 MaxPreps National Coach of the Year.

Dave Lepisto

Girls Varsity Head Coach — Kimberly Papermakers — Kimberly (WI)

High School

- 30 years of coaching experience

- 9 seasons as an assistant at Kimberly

- 2 seasons as the head coach at Kimberly

• 2022/23 16-12 record and an Elite 8 finish in state tournament

• 2023/24 23-4 record and a Sweet 16 finish in state tournament

- Contact information

• [email protected]

• https://sites.google.com/view/kimberly-girls-basketball/home

• Twitter/X: @DLphyed

• Threads: @dlep30

Brian Wheatley Bio

Brian has been married to his wife Melissa for 20 years and they have 4 children.  Ben, who was a 4 sport athlete at North Linn and is now a freshman at Kirkwood studying criminal justice.  Meghan, a senior who participated in cross country, basketball, and track in high school.  She will attend UNI next year to study kinesiology and continue her cross country and track career. Braden, a freshman and Brennan, a 6th grader.  Both of the younger boys are following in the footsteps of their older siblings, involved in various sports and activities. 

Brian graduated high school from Estherville Lincoln Central in 1996, where he played for Coach Mike HIlmer.  He received his education degree at the University of Northern Iowa in 2000.  He began his coaching career at North Linn in 1999 as a boys basketball assistant coach for Mike Hilmer, who had relocated to North Linn.   After 5 years as an assistant boys coach, he became the head girls coach in the 2003-04 season.  The year prior to Brian taking the girls program, the North Linn team finished 0-22.   

His current coaching record is 397-90 with 9 state tournament appearances including a Class 2A state championship in 2020 and a 1A state championship in 2024.  North Linn also finished as state runner up in 2015 and were state semifinalists in 2014, 2022, and 2023.  North Linn has won 20-plus games in 14 consecutive seasons.  In those 14 seasons, North Linn has a record of 320-32.  The Lynx have  played in 13 straight regional finals and have also won 10 of the last 12 Tri-Rivers conference championships.

He has been named the state coach of the year by the Iowa Basketball Coaches Association 4 times and state coach of the year from the Iowa Girls Coaches Association 3 times.   In addition he has been named conference coach of the year 9 times, IBCA Region coach of the year 10 times, and IGCA District coach of the year 9 times.  Brian was also awarded the Don Logan service award by the Iowa Basketball Coaches Association in 2021 for his contributions to the game. 

Brian has served on the IGHSAU Basketball Advisory committee, has been a board member of the Iowa Basketball Coaches Association for 13 years and served as president of the organization in 2015.  He also assists in the selection of the Iowa Girls Coaches Association All District and All State basketball teams and will be coaching the 1A select team in the Larry Niemeyer All Star games tomorrow.  He also coaches middle school baseball and  middle school football and was named the Class A middle school coach of the year in 2022..

Brian would like to thank his family, especially his wife Melissa, for supporting all the hours, weekends at youth tournaments and all the other offseason work it has taken to build the program.  He would also like to thank his long time assistant coach Kevin Goedken for all his contributions over the years along with Mike Hilmer for all he learned playing for him and coaching along side of him as well.   Brian would like to thank all of the youth coaches in community members in the North Linn community for helping in the development of the players.  Finally, a special thank you to the iGCA for this very humbling honor, especially be inducted along with this great group of coaches and officials.