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Swish '21: Ball Screen Defense — Luigi Pace, John A. Ferguson High School (FL)

Oct 1, 2021

Learn about all the ways Pace has found success defending screens at Ferguson, including coverages, adjustments, handoffs and traps.

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Swish '21: Welcome and Opening Keynote

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Creating Your Program Culture from the Ground Up — Kristen McDonnell, Norwood High School (MA)

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Creating and Reinforcing a Winning Team Culture — Yolanda Bronston, Saint Johns Country Day School (FL)

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Establishing an Identity in Your Program — Kevin Furtado, Walnut Grove High School (GA)

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Using Technology for a Holistic Approach to Player Development — Ryland Brown, O'Dea High School (WA)

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Creating High Quality Scouting Reports That Get Read Quickly — Chris Howe, Sierra Canyon School (CA)

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Scouting Report Organization and Creativity — Lucas Shapiro, DePaul Prep High School (IL)

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Myths and Truths About Basketball Analytics — Jordan Sperber and Gibson Pyper

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Player Decision Making Roundtable

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Modern Recruiting: What College Coaches Look For — Matt Goldsmith, The College of New Jersey

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Hudl Focus Roundtable

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Motion Offense Progression — Tim Miles, San Jose State University

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Player Development: Relationship + Trust = Success — Nate Loenser, University of Nebraska

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Q&A: Building the Howard brand, with Head Coach Kenny Blakeney

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Competitive Leadership: Make One Good Decision at a Time — Courtney Banghart, University of North Carolina

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Q&A with South Carolina's Dawn Staley

Oct 1, 2021
Swish '21: Roundtable: How Hudl Helps My Team Win

Oct 1, 2021