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Our trainers are thoroughly vetted for character and training expertise.  They must also hold and maintain all clearances.  

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Tom Lulich

Basketball Trainer

Collegiate Basketball Player

WPIAL HS Athlete                                                                                                                      

  • Team MVP, MVP Altoona Christmas Tournament, MVP Ambridge Tip-off Tournament

  • All Section First Team

  • Observer Reporter Player of the Year

  • Washington County- Post-Gazette “Fab 5” 

  • WPIAL / State Playoffs - 2000 & 2001

  • Starter 2001-2005 :

    • ECAC Tournament – 2002 & 2003

    • NCAA Tournament -  2004 & 2005

    • Ranked #17 in the nation 2004

  • AMCC All conference -  2004 & 2005

  • Rookie of the Year- 2001, Team MVP – 2005

  • Hall of Fame Inductee - Penn State Behrend Athletics Hall of Fame – 2022

PSU- Behrend

Basketball Coaching Experience

Avonworth 7th and 8th Grade                                                  2023-Current

  • Head Middle School Basketball Coach

  • Facilitate all practices, skills training, offensive and defensive game planning

  • Focused on Development for our youth athletes

 

CanonMcMillion                                                                               2007-2010

  • Assistant to Head Varsity Coach & JV Coach

  • Stepped in as Head JV Coach (as needed)

  • Facilitate offensive and defensive principles into practice & game plans

Other

  • Head Coach CRONS AAU 7th grade travel team

  • Various Youth Basketball Coaching Roles

  • Drill 4 Skill & Peters Township Coach/Counselor

  • Certified PIAA Varisty Boys and Girls Basketball official 2020-2025

Mentors

Forunate to learn from the best.  

Strong background in basketball fundamentals playing for two great coaches who loved the game and their players: Rick Bell- Peters Township High School/Duquesne Women & Dave Niland – PSU Behrend- 600 + wins and counting.  

Philosophy

Too much of current basketball is random organized AAU and tournament games.  

Our primary focus is developing core fundamentals for the individuals who can then apply them to in-game scenarios.  We find this far more beneficial than playing 100+ meaningless youth basketball games.   

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