Dan Mooney is a distinguished figure in the world of basketball, having left an indelible mark as both a player and a coach. Currently serving as the Event Director for the HSAA Showcase, one of the largest showcase venues in the country, Mooney has displayed a passion for the sport throughout his extensive career.
Mooney's journey in coaching began in 1989 when he took on the role of a youth coach while playing overseas in Germany. His coaching career took a unique turn when he became the head coach for both the Men and Women's basketball teams at Bethany University, a feat unmatched in the country. Notably, he coached his two daughters and two sons simultaneously, showcasing his commitment and versatility.
After a successful tenure at Bethany University spanning nine years, Mooney took on the position of coach for National Junior Basketball at Gilroy and Morgan Hill. His coaching prowess further flourished when he became the Head Basketball Coach at Monte Vista Christian School, where he coached his youngest child.
Mooney's impact expanded beyond the United States, as he became a basketball coach and advocate for the German International School of Silicon Valley. Simultaneously, he contributed to One on One Basketball Inc. as a Basketball Coach. In 2014, Mooney took on the role of Head Basketball Coach at Christopher High School, adding another chapter to his coaching legacy.
A standout prep player at St. Agnes HS and Freeport HS, Mooney's senior year culminated in a second-place finish in the state tournament after securing Nassau County and Long Island Championships. His collegiate career at the University at New Paltz in upstate New York saw him become a three-time Team Captain, scoring 1,671 career points and ranking as the third all-time leading scorer in school history.
Mooney's playing career extended to the NBA and Europe, with stints at the Utah Jazz, Phoenix Suns, Sacramento Kings, and various teams in the CBA. He spent 15 years playing in Germany, showcasing his talent and contributing to the international basketball scene.
Recognized for his excellence, Mooney received numerous awards, including being named a Streets & Smith "All American" in the State of New York in 1982, winning the Heinz Ahlymeyer Award for Outstanding Student Athlete, and earning induction into the College Hall of Fame for his time at the State University of New York at New Paltz. As a coach, he was honored with the Co-Coach of The Year for the Monterey Bay League in 2011 and 2013.
Mooney's dedication to the sport is evident not only in his coaching career but also in the active involvement of his family. With seven children and eight grandchildren, five of whom became standout basketball players, Mooney's influence extends through generations. Even during the pandemic, Mooney and his wife, Valerie, managed to make a significant impact through their foundation while continuing to contribute to basketball through camps, clinics, and personal training.
In the last four years, Mooney has continued to shape the next generation of basketball players by coaching three different high school varsity basketball teams. His enduring commitment to the sport and his ability to inspire and mentor others solidify Dan Mooney's legacy as a true icon in the world of basketball.
Marvin Evans is currently the Head Coach of the Howard Community College basketball program.
Coach Evans began his coaching career at Cardin High School in Baltimore, Md as the Head Boys Varsity basketball coach from 2008-2011. After three successful years, Coach Evans accepted the Head Girls Varsity Basketball coaching job at C. Milton Wright High School in Bel Air, MD. There he guided the program to a complete turnaround effort, taking a team that had only won three games the previous year and winning 19 games as well as the UCBAC Susquehanna league title in his first season. Coach Evans spent three years (2011-2014) guiding the CMW Mustangs before his transition to the college level where he began at Anne Arundel Community College as an assistant coach. Coach Evans has also coached at two local NCAA DIII colleges (Stevenson University 2015-16-Head WBB Club Coach and Goucher College 2016-17 WBB Assistant Coach). Coach Evans is a National Certified Personal Trainer (NCCPT), a HSAA Camp/Showcase Director, as well as, an active member of the WBCA organization.
Coach Marvin Evans played collegiately at Western Connecticut State University from 2000-2004 where he served as a team captain from 2002-04. During that time, WCSU made 2 NCAA appearances, won 2 Little East Conference titles and 1 ECAC tournament championship. Coach Marvin Evans was twice named 1st team LEC, earned the ECAC tournament MVP as well as LEC player of the year (2003-04). In 2011 Evans was named to the LEC 25-year Anniversary team, honoring the top players in the conference 25-year history. Evans graduated Western Connecticut in 2004 with a Bachelors degree in Social Work and is currently ranked 14th on the school’s All-time scoring list (1285 pts) and 4th on the rebounding list (717 Rebs).
Marvin and his 2 daughters reside in Baltimore.
Mike Ingram is a graduate of Lansing Community College and Central Michigan University. Mike was an All-American player at LCC, played two years at Central Michigan University, and played high school basketball with Tony Dungy.
He is currently the Head Coach at Lansing Community College, and continues to head an impressive 610-255 record at the conclusion of the 2018-19 season. Ingram served as the assistant coach in 1988 when the Men's team won the NJCAA National Championship, and has coached his team to 4th place, 5th place, 6th place, and 8th place National NJCAA tournament finishes, and led his teams to 19 MCCAA Championships.
Mike was named Region XII Coach of the Year in 1990-91 and 2005-06, 2014-2015, 2015-2016 and has received the Western Conference Coach of the Year award 19 times.
Coach Ingram is very active in basketball camps and clinics year round, including camps for NBA players Magic Johnson, Anthony "Pig" Miller and Slam Dunk Champion Jason Richardson. Mike hosts many AAU and recreation basketball tournaments and he also speaks at high schools and camps.
Former UNCG Spartan and Abington great Kevin Oleksiak is an event director for Maximum Exposure Basketball.
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He served as UNC Greensboro Director of Men’s Basketball Operations during the 2009-10 season before moving to a coaching position prior to the start of the 2010-11 campaign.
Named to the UNCG staff August 4, 2009, Oleksiak played
Former UNCG Spartan and Abington great Kevin Oleksiak is an event director for Maximum Exposure Basketball.
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He served as UNC Greensboro Director of Men’s Basketball Operations during the 2009-10 season before moving to a coaching position prior to the start of the 2010-11 campaign.
Named to the UNCG staff August 4, 2009, Oleksiak played part of the 2008-09 season in France before returning to the United States. He sat in on some of the team’s practices and games as a volunteer in the latter part of the season.
A native of Abington, Pa., Oleksiak scored 1,015 points in his UNCG career, ranking No. 15 all-time on the Spartan career scoring list. He is in the top 10 in steals, three-point attempts, three-pointers made, and free throw percentage. When he graduated, his 119 games played were tied for the most in school history. He still holds the single-game school record for three-pointers with nine and steals with seven.
Oleksiak graduated from UNCG in 2008 with a degree in recreation, parks and tourism.
Justin Welke is the former Head Coach at Harper College in Illinois. He served as the boys varsity basketball coach at St. Joseph School in Wilmette for over three years (2010-13) and most recently as the boys varsity coach at Roycemore High School in Evanston. Welke also is a head coach at RMG Hoops, a premier AAU travel program based
Justin Welke is the former Head Coach at Harper College in Illinois. He served as the boys varsity basketball coach at St. Joseph School in Wilmette for over three years (2010-13) and most recently as the boys varsity coach at Roycemore High School in Evanston. Welke also is a head coach at RMG Hoops, a premier AAU travel program based out of the north side of Chicago.
Welke describes his coaching style as very interactive with both his assistant coaches and players. He draws his coaching inspiration from coaches who are strong teachers of the game of basketball. His biggest coaching influences are legendary high school coach Bob Hurley, legendary college coach John Wooden and current Chicago Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau.
Welke graduated with honors from Northwestern University in June of 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering. Additionally, he graduated with honors and obtained his Doctor of Dental Surgery from University of Illinois at Chicago in June of 2013. He is currently a practicing dentist at the Arlington Heights Dental Group.
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