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Please arrive 15 minutes early to register. For more information about the philosophy of our program please go to our website at www.nelegendsbasketball.com |
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Meet The Coaches |
Paul Heinsohn - Director eMail: paulheinsohn@nelegendsbasketball.com cell: (508) 740-2669 |
| The son of Boston Celtics Legend, Tommy Heinsohn, Paul has a lifetime of experience with the game of basketball. A well know technical coach, Paul currently is the Freshman coach at Xaverian High School. Prior to joining the Xaverian coaching staff Paul ran the girl’s basketball program at Blessed Sacrament School where he transformed a perennial losing program into a league powerhouse. A former stand out athlete at Catholic Memorial High School where he earned All Conference honors for basketball and both All Scholastic and All American honors for football. Paul went on to become a standout member of the Duke University football team until his career was ended by injury |
| Tom Cavanaugh |
| Tom is as experienced a basketball coach as you will find out there. He has coached at all levels in the game from CYO to High School with both girls and boys. Tom was the long time varsity coach and Athletic Director at the old Don Bosco Tech in Boston, as well as the Girls JV coach at Blue Hills Regional Technical and the Freshman coach at Xaverian High School. Currently he is the assistant varsity coach at Xaverian. After a standout career at Xaverian and Worcester Academy, Tom went on to play at the University of New Hampshire, where he started for 2 ½ years and was their co-captain his senior year. Outside of basketball Tom is the assistant principal at Blue Hills and has a wealth of experience working with kids. |
| Katie Robertson |
| Katie is a former standout athlete for Dover High School where she won back to back New Hampshire state championships in her Junior and Senior years. Following her high school success, she went on to be a contributing member of the UNH Women's basketball team. Katie started her coaching career by teaching at various basketball camps throughout Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts while in high school and college. Since then she has been constantly involved with the game, becoming a well known fixture in the basketball programs of her home town of Medfield. After spending many years working with the In-Town and Metro programs Katie has moved on to the AAU level. Katie's love of the game has positively impacted many young girls. |
| Patrick Curran |
| Patrick is a former standout basketball player for Milton High School. He joins the Legends after two years as the Director of Basketball Operations for the Northeastern University Women's team. In this role he was responsible for the day-to-day operations of the program, assisted with recruiting, and was involved in the on court coaching of the players. He is a seasoned instructor with experience teaching at some of the area's top basketball camps and clinics. He is also an active member of the WBCA, which is the women's basketball coaches association. Patrick comes from a well-known basketball family. His sister Kerry Curran played at Boston College and also was the assistant women's basketball coach at B.C. a few years ago |
| John DiCalogero |
| Coach DiCal is the heart and soul of Blessed Sacrament basketball in Walpole. Under his tutelage the program has grown from a hapless perennial loser to one of the stronger grammar/middle school programs in the state. Along the way John has touched the lives of literally hundreds of young boys and girls. John is as passionate a student of the game as you will find. |
| Matt DiCalogero |
| Matt can be called Mr Basketball in the town of Walpole. A four year starter and Bay State League All Star, Matt was a starring member of Walpole’s undefeated Massachusetts D2 State Championship team. Matt went to Stonehill College on a basketball scholarship |
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