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2nd Annual Brayden Carr Coaches Clinic

On Friday, September 21st the second annual coaches clinic to benefit "In Brayden's Eyes, The Brayden Carr Foundation" will be held at the Rutgers Athletic Center in Piscataway, NJ. You are invited to join some of the top coaches in basketball for a coaching clinic not to be missed. Confirmed speakers include:
Billy Donovan, University of Florida
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2 Time National Champion
3 Final Fours; 7 SEC Titles
National Coach Of The Year
Jim Calhoun, University of Connecticut
Naismith Hall Of Fame Coach
3 time National Champion
Big East Record 17 Titles
Tom Crean, Indiana University
ESPN Pre-Season #1 Team
2003 Final Four (Marquette)
2 Time National Coach Of The Year
Stan Van Gundy, NBA
8 Year NBA Coach (Heat, Magic)
.641 Career Winning Percentage
2008-09 Eastern Conference Champion
Kevin Eastman, NBA
Asst.Coach Boston Celtics,2008 Champs
35 Year Collegiate/NBA Coaching Career
Nike Director of Player Development/Skills
Fran Fraschilla, ESPN College Basketball/NBA Analyst
Top national and international clinician
Coached Manhattan College, St. John's, & New Mexico
Led two team to the NCAA Tournament
The clinic will feature:
First 500 to register receive a portfolio and Nike polo shirt
Continental breakfast, lunch, & snacks at the RAC
On-court demonstration with players
National exhibit & vendor tables
Door Prizes & giveaways
Purchase chance for raffles
Event Schedule
Registration 7:30-8:45am
Speakers begin 9:00 am
Lunch (provided) 12:20-1:10pm
Speakers resume 1:15-4:30 pm
Location: Rutgers Athletic Center (RAC), Piscataway, NJ
Registration fees are $150 per person.
For additional information on the foundation and to register for the coaching clinic, please visit www.braydencarrfoundation.org.
"In Brayden's Eyes, The Brayden Carr Foundation" is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit charitable organization established by Jim and Natalie Zeno Carr, parents of the late Brayden Carr, who passed away on May 10. The foundation has a fully volunteer staff. One hundred percent of its net proceeds go directly into a fund to provide athletic, social, rehabilitative, and academic opportunities to children with seizure conditions, with or without motor delays from associated cerebral palsy, as well as to provide humanitarian support/relief to their parents.
Brayden was a courageous two-year old boy who battled seizures and resulting medical conditions most of his beautiful, but much too short, life. Out of tragedy, the Carr family dedicated their lives to honoring their son's indomitable spirit and infectious enthusiasm for life through positive endeavors.
The overwhelming support our family has received from the basketball community in the wake of Brayden's passing has been heartfelt and inspiring," said Jim. "We see an opportunity to help families dealing with similar challenges. It's important that we do not let this opportunity pass us by. Through support, donations and corporate partnership, our hope is that Brayden's smile shines on, his laugh is heard and his eyes are forever bright through the efforts of this very important foundation."
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