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Board of Directors
Executive Director
Marty Johnson
Associate Executive
Director/Chief
Operating Officer
Tom Beach
Executive Director Emeritus
Steve Witty
President
Michael Adams
President-Elect
Kaley May
Assistant Director
Lisa Finn
Assistant Director
Kristi Sigler
Assistant Director
Renee Turpa
All-Star Games Director
Mike Broughton
Junior All-Star Director
Beth DeVinney
Junior All-Star
Selections (boys)
Brandon Ramsey
Junior All-Star
Selections (girls)
Brandon Bradley
Futures Games Director
Bill Zych
All-Star Shootout Director
Todd Howard
All-State Selections (boys)
David Wood
All-State Selections (girls)
Doug Springer
Player/Team of the Week (boys)
Kip Staggs
Player/Team of the Week (girls)
Debbie Smiley
Director of
Special Projects
Pat McKee
Website Coordinator
Gene Milner
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District Representatives:
District I
Jordan Heckard
LaPorte
Ben Lieske
Valparaiso
Phil Brackmann
Fort Wayne Concordia
Kelly Kratz
Valparaiso
Lenny Krebs
Warsaw
Justin Jordan
Whitko
District II
Rich Schelsky
Parke Heritage
Andy Weaver
Plainfield
Jake Turner
Winchester
Lisa Finn
Indianapolis Cathedral
Brian Satterfield
Hamilton Southeastern
Mickey Hosier
Alexandria
District III
Todd Woelfle
Terre Haute North
Sherron Wilkerson
Jeffersonville
Perry Nash
Columbus East
Kyle Brasher
Gibson Southern
Mark Hurt
Mooresville
Carrie Daniels
Scottsburg
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Training Trips |
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By Molly Powell
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Training Tips brought to you by Velocity Sports Performance in association with Clarion Human Motion
- If you want to be a great athlete make sure you set enough time aside for in-season training. Practice is, of course, a vital part of an athlete’s preparation but athletes also need to train for performance as well.
The goal is to maintain in season, not to lose speed and strength. Be sure to devote one day a week in season to maintaining your speed, agility, strength, and flexibility.
- Become multidimensional! On the court athletes need to move both left and right and forward and backward. Great athletes can move quickly and safely in all directions. When training for speed and agility make sure to train in every possible direction. You never know where the ball is going to bounce, so make sure you are ready to respond and react more quickly than the opponent.
- Get strong to improve your vertical jump. In order to improve your first step quickness and vertical jump height you need to be strong. The vertical jump and a first step are power movements. In order to become a powerful athlete, the athlete first needs strength. Therefore taking time to do proper squats, lunges and single leg exercises is important; it will help your vertical jump.
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