Below is the resume of Bob Mann the founder of the BMBA. He and those he recruits to help him will be drawing upon this enormous experience to achieve their goal of developing Melbourne’s best basketball development program s for juniors over the next five years.
I have been involved in basketball since 1990 when I founded the McKinnon Basketball Association. It was started with five kids in my back yard and had no courts. It has now grown into a 3,000 plus member Basketball Association operating out of nine courts at various locations.
At McKinnon, I performed several roles for the Association over a 19 year period including – President, General Manager, Head Coach of the Associations BIG V Men’s program and Head coach and coordinator of its junior boy’s representative program. I founded and developed each of the Associations five domestic clubs and established its VBRA referees branch.
In that time I developed the Association’s Representative Basketball Program that was non-existent to one which is widely respected throughout Melbourne and indeed Victoria. I left the McKinnon Basketball Association in May 2009 and started my own business in sports coaching, sports administration and website development. In September 2009 I started work on a contractual basis as the General Manager and Basketball Manager of the Oakleigh Basketball Association. Between 2010 and 2016 I oversaw the rebuilding of the Association. in 2009 when it was on the verge of folding when we took over the management of the Association. In the six years between 2010 and 2016. When I left the Association 2016 the OBA had grown from 4 teams in 2009 to over 100 teams in 2016, our annual turnover had increased from $50,000.00 in 2009 to over $500,000.00 and our membership had grown from 40 participants to over 500.
In my time with the OBA I performed the role of General Manager, Basketball Manager, Head coach of the clubs BIG V Men’s and Junior rep programs.
I completed all Level 1, 2 & 3 coaching courses through Basketball Victoria in my time at McKinnon where I enjoyed significant success. McKinnon at that time was a small club competing against some of the biggest and strongest Associations in Australia. In that time I coached several teams to what is recognized as the highest standard of representative competition in the country, “the Victorian Championships”. In those McKinnon years we enjoyed finals campaigns on three occasions in that elite competition. The highlights of my record between 2001 and 2009 were: –
Since founding the Association in 1990 I was its President for 16 of its 17 years. From 1995 I was also the Association’s General Manager up until September 2008. Throughout that time I was the Association’s Basketball Manager & Director of coaching for the McKinnon Cougars Boys representative Program.
From 1995 until 2009 I have held the role as coordinator of the junior boy’s representative program.
In 2008 this was restructured into a Basketball Managers role.
I have been responsible for recruiting and training coaches.
I have had to oversee squad selections and coaching appointments.
I have drawn up and implemented a basketball program that details specifically the skills, philosophies and offensive and defensive systems of the program. This includes the progressive steps in building that program from U/12’s right through to BIG V Men’s
I have implemented and developed several programs to help develop individual and team skills and abilities.
I have overseen every teams training and development and mentored and trained all the programs coaches.
Oakleigh Warriors representative Program
From 2010 until July 2016 I held the role as coordinator & manager of the Junior representative program.
In that time I have been responsible for recruiting and training coaches.
I had to oversee squad selections and coaching appointments.
I designed and implemented a basketball program that details specifically the skills, philosophies and offensive and defensive systems of the program. This includes the progressive steps in building that program from U/12’s right through to BIG V Men’s.
I implemented and developed several programs to help develop individual and team skills and abilities.
I oversaw every teams training and development and mentored and trained all the programs coaches.
I was the head of the Oakleigh Warriors representative Program From 2010 until July 2016 I have held the role as coordinator/manager of the junior representative program and Head coach of the junior program and BIG V Men’s program.
Port Phillip representative Program
Keysborough representative Program
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