Coach Keith Dambrot of the University of Akron was named the 2013 Red Auerbach Coach of the Year during a ceremony at the Final 4 in Atlanta, Georgia. The Red Auerbach Award is given annually to the nation’s top Jewish college coach, as voted on by the members of the Jewish Coaches Association (JCA).
The Jewish Coaches Association (JCA) will host its annual meeting at the Georgia World Congress Center, in Atlanta, Georgia on April 6 at 9:45am. Please join us as we celebrate the 2012-13 season over breakfast.
All are welcome!
Georgia World Congress Center, 285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW Atlanta, GA
The five finalists for the 2013 Red Auerbach College Coach of the Year Award were announced today. The Red Auerbach Award is given annually to the nation’s top Jewish college coach, as voted on by the members of the Jewish Coaches Association (JCA). The winner will be presented with the award at the Final Four in Atlanta, [...]
Now that college basketball teams are into their conference schedules, vying for berths in March Madness, it’s time to check in on three Jewish head coaches with local ties. After last weekend, all three are off to very good starts.
In most ways, 30-year-old Yanni Hufnagel is the paradigmatic nice Jewish boy. He grew up in Scarsdale, for starters. He was cut from the varsity basketball team in high school. He graduated from Cornell. And now he’s living in Boston with a job that is very likely to make him quite rich before long.
Sandy Pyonin helped stars like Kyrie Irving and Al Harrington go pro. Why doesn’t he have a Wikipedia page?
A look at Marc Trestman, the NFL’s lone Jewish coach. Besides being the only CFL coach to win back-to-back league championships, Trestman has worked to help develop NFL quarterbacks Bernie Kosar, Steve Young, Scott Mitchell, Jake Plummer and Rich Gannon as a quarterback coach for various teams. Trestman is also one of the most sought after coaches for top-ranked college quarterbacks preparing for their Pro Day and the NFL Combine.
Emmanuel College Head Women’s Basketball Coach Andy Yosinoff received the 2012 Jewish Coaches Association Red Auerbach Award, an honor presented to college basketball’s Jewish Coach of the Year.
The three finalists for the 2012 Red Auerbach College Coach of the Year Award were announced on Tuesday. The Red Auerbach Award is given annually to the nation’s top Jewish college coach, as voted on by the members of the Jewish Coaches Association (JCA). The winner will be presented with the award at the Final Four in New Orleans, LA.
The Jewish Coaches Association (JCA) will host its annual meeting at Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, in New Orleans, Louisiana, on March 31 at 9:45am. Please join us as we celebrate the 2011-12 season over breakfast!
The Jewish Coaches Association was founded in 2006. The organization supports Jewish college, high school and youth basketball coaches and administrators around the World.
