"Coachstat's national panel of media, scouts, and coaches, have voted on the top JUCO head coaches in the game. While years of experience vary from 1 to 46, panelist considered many factors, such as; winning percentage, graduation rates, success of former student-athletes at the 4-year level, lifetime achievements, current success, building/rebuilding projects, affability and more."
January 19, 2016
Two Nor Cal coaches are included:
#19 Craig McMillan - Santa Rosa (CA)
Once an All-American four-year starter for Lute Olsen at Arizona before embarking on a coaching career that includes assistant stops at Marquette, Tennessee and professional head coaching stops in Kuwait and Lebanon. Son of a coach, his hoops history is evident when watching his Bear Cubs compete with unselfish, team-first fundamentals which have helped fill his trophy case with coach of the year awards.
#17 Justin Labagh - City College of San Francisco (CA)
The Labagh led Rams have captured nine Coast Conference Championships, three Final Fours, two Elite Eight’s and three Sweet Sixteen’s. Along the way, he has compiled an overall record of 309–44. His teams have gone undefeated in conference play 4 years in a row finishing with a number 1 ranking all 4 years. Voted California JC Coach of the year four times. That is one impressive resume!
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CCSF lost to Canada in 2015 FYI
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ReplyDeleteI'm sure this included moving players to the next level from JC. Madec/Fresno and Smith/Sequoias don't accomplish this needed goal. Players don't go to JC to see their careers end!
ReplyDeleteAndy Ground (Saddleback) or Ed Madec (Fresno City)?
ReplyDeleteCCSF won the league by 2 games over Canada in 2015. They split the series 1-1...FYI. How many league titles does Canada have?
ReplyDeleteCCSF and Canada split the series in 2015 and CCSF won the league by 2 games, Canada came in 3rd FYI! Labagh is 25-1 vs Canada in 13 years...
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