Five Division I coaches, one Saturday in Queens.
This clinic was held September 19, 2026 at St. Francis Prep.
Coaches who want to hear about the next one can email eslyn@nychonor.org.
Five Division I programs were in one gym: Fairfield, Manhattan and Marist from the MAAC, plus Hofstra and La Salle.
Head coach at Fairfield since March 2024, after taking the job on an interim basis. He has won 20 or more games twice: 24 wins in 2023-24 and a 21-13 season in 2025-26. Only one other coach in school history has done that.
Head coach at Manhattan since March 2023, with 24 years coaching college basketball. He won 169 games at Hartford and took them to the NCAA Tournament in 2021. In one year at Manhattan he turned a 7 win team into a 17 win team.
In his fifth year on the Hofstra staff and his first as associate head coach, after 11 seasons at Fordham. Hofstra has finished top two in the CAA for defense in each of the last four years. Last season they won 24 games, took the conference title, and reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2001.
In his eighth season at Marist and second as associate head coach. He was on the Saint Peter's staff for the 2011 MAAC championship and the program's first NCAA Tournament trip since 1995, and later spent three years at Rutgers. He is the first Division I men's basketball assistant or associate head coach of Indian descent in NCAA history.
La Salle's first-ever men's basketball general manager, hired in 2022 as video coordinator under Fran Dunphy before the promotion. He previously worked at Radford under now-La Salle head coach Darris Nichols and at Rider under Kevin Baggett.
It was a working clinic, not a panel, built for high school, CYO, AAU and youth coaches who run their own practices.
How a college staff builds a session. What they cut when the clock runs short. Which drills they keep all season.
Time for coaches to ask about their own teams and personnel, which a clinic video cannot offer.
What college coaches actually look at when they watch high school players, and what a coach can do about it from the bench.
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Head coaches, assistants and volunteers at the high school, CYO, AAU and youth levels. There was no experience requirement and no affiliation needed.
St. Francis Prep, 6100 Francis Lewis Blvd, Fresh Meadows, NY 11365, on September 19, 2026.
Mike Murray, who ran the clinic. They did not go to NYC Honor Foundation, and a clinic ticket was a purchase, not a tax deductible gift. Donations to the foundation are a separate thing and do go to the foundation.
Mike Murray and Nas Perovic ran the clinic. To hear about the next one, email eslyn@nychonor.org.