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California Basketball Group is a franchisee of Shoot 360 Inc. CBG owns, operates and manages Shoot 360 franchises in Southern California and Utah. Cobranding partnerships with the Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz

Oversaw all aspects of the women's basketbal program at ESHS. Team won the first league title in school history n 2018-19, setting the record for most wins in school history with 22. Two consecutive 22 win seasons, overall win percentage of 70%, back to back CIF playoff appearances (reached quarters in 2019 and 2nd round in 2019).

Shoot 360 is a high tech basketball training facility that develops and uses the most advanced technology in the world to teach shooting, ball handling, and performance training. Providing instantaneous feedback and performance statistics, Shoot 360 has developed the most sought after basketball training systems in the world. Recently they installed their first training system into a collegiate practice facility.

Recruiting coordinator, offensive coordinator, worked with perimeter players

Head coach at Ohlone College from June of 2000 - April 2014 and is the all time leader in wins (300), win percentage (300 - 126, 71%), conference titles (5), winning seasons (14), most wins in a season (28), and 20-win seasons (11).Five-time Coast Conference North Coach of the Year and made playoff appearances in 13 of his 14 years (including 2 appearances in the Elite 8). Finished ranked in the top 20 in 13 of the 14 seasons. 93 of his players in the 14 years were moved on to the 4 year level.Inducted in to the CCCMBCA Hall of Fame in 2015.

Provide basketball, volleyball and softball camps to 1st - 8th grade boys and girls. Over 15 weeks of camp per year, serving over 400 kids per year.

Lead assistant and recruiting coordinator; developed perimeter players; oversaw scouting, team travel, academics and compliance. 2000 NCAA Division 2 National Champions, 1999 NCAA Division 2 National Runner Up. Three year record of 86 - 15. Team inducted in to the Metro State Hall of Fame in 2010.

Responsibilities included recruiting, academics, travel, scouting, player development, camp and clinic director.