Ed Schilling Jr.

• 2005--current, Executive Director and trainer, Champions Academy
• 2003-05, Assistant coach, University of Memphis, under head coach John Calipari.
• Second youngest Division I head coach in the country when signed with Wright State University.
• Selected as 2000-2001 Horizon League Coach of the Year by College Insider
• Coached at the high school, college (D1) and NBA levels in the period of 310 days--the fastest anyone has ever gone through the three levels of coaching.
• Inducted into the Five-Star Basketball Hall of Fame 2002
• Assistant coach, NBA New Jersey Nets, (the youngest assistant coach on the bench in the NBA at that time).
• Assistant coach, University of Massachusetts, under head coach John Calipari.
• Coached in the 1996 Final Four with UMass – helped coach the Minutemen to a 35-2 record and a #1 National Ranking for 10 consecutive weeks.
• Head coach for seven years at two Indiana high schools (Western Boone HS and Logansport HS).
• Youngest person ever to be the head coach of a team in the McDonald's Capital Classic high school all-star game.
• Native of Lebanon, Indiana. Married to Shawn for 16 years and has two daughters, Christiana (“Ana”) and Natalie. and one son, Edmund Cross ("Eddie")

College

• 4-year starting point guard at Miami University of Ohio.
• 2-time team captain at Miami University.
• Along with college teammate Ron Harper (LA Lakers) led Miami University to consecutive NCAA tournament bids in 1985 and 1986.
• 3 year Academic All-Conference
• 2 year Academic All-American Finalist at Miami University
• Single game assist record in Mid-American Conference—18 assists in a game
• Still holds Miami University single game, season, and career assists records
• Third all time steals leader at Miami University

Dave Jamerson

Biography

• Born: August 13, 1967
• Clarksburg, West Virginia
• Height: 6’5”
• Weight: 205
• College: Ohio University

Career Highlights:
Drafted with the 15th pick in the 1st round of the 1990 NBA draft by the Miami Heat…traded on draft day to the Houston Rockets where he played three seasons…also played for the Utah Jazz and New Jersey Nets…was rated the number 2 shooting guard in America coming out of college by Sport Magazine…considered the best pure shooter in America by several publications…held the NCAA record for eight years with 14 three point field goals in a game versus Charleston…scored league record 60 points that night…averaged 31.2 points per game during his senior year of college {3rd inn NCAA Division 1}…part of Gold Medal winning team at 1987 Olympic Festival and silver medal winning team at 1995 Pan American games in Mar Del Plata, Argentina…NBA highs were 16 points, 8 assists, and 5 rebounds…professional high is 36 points…shot .926 from the free throw line in 1992-1993 NBA season, and led the CBA in free-throw shooting in 1994 {91%}…led NCAA Division 1 in three point field goals made per game {4.68} in 1990.

The captain of the Champions All-Star Basketball Team, Dave is known for his intensity, shooting ability and knowledge of the game. He has worked with Champions since 1996 as an International Director overseeing all CFC Team tours. Dave is also the founder and director of the Champions All-Star basketball and sports camp.

Considered one of the finest shooter and personal instructors in the United States, Dave and his wife of 14 years, April, and their three sons, Bret, Elijah and Trey and daughter Mia make their home in Carmel, Indiana.