Brian Shure

Head Coach Varsity Basketball @YorkPrep
2022 NYSAIS Class C State Champions, 2023 State Runner Up

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Season Opener and it’s a big one.
Potential league final preview

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24-25 York Prep Varsity Basketball Schedule

[Manhattan Sports @lucky_brannon]

Manhattan 🏙️ Top 15 H.S. 🏀🏆

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@andrewmarzoni Thanks for coming! Hope he enjoyed his first game. Hope to him at another game soon.

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“To be a more intentional leader is to look opportunity in the eye and welcome it. It doesn’t mean being unafraid that something could go wrong; it just means being more driven by the thought that something greater is on the other side.”

– Tim Hebert
@pgcbasketball

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Final: York 65 - BRP 64

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Season Opener at Packer tonight. Should be a fun one.

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@G_Pijanowski @PGCbasketball He sure did !

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A click pass is when the ball comes into your hands and out again in an eighth of a second…

…you catch the ball, you throw the ball.

The only way you can make a click pass is to know before you get the ball what you're going to do with it.

@PGCbasketball

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@CoachAJAY_ Good luck Coach !

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To play good defense you must consistently be “in the bubble”, invading their private territory.

Ideally, you should be in their bubble the moment they get the ball.

If you can do that, you'll be a constant irritation to them, which is exactly what you want

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[The Winning Difference @thewinningdiff1]

Victory isn't just about wanting it; it's about pursuing it relentlessly.

Every team practices, but only a few practice with purpose and passion.

That's how you transform from a team that wants to win to a team that refuses to lose.

[RecruitTheBronx @RecruitTheBronx]

2023-24
York Prep
Season Preview

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2023-2024 York Prep Player Profiles

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Updated Schedule

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"We talk about the will to win.
Let's eliminate the will to win and think about the will to prepare to win.
Because the preparation is much more important.
Everyone wants to win, but not everybody wants to prepare to win." - Bob Knight

[PGC Basketball - Point Guard College @PGCbasketball]

“Great leaders don’t have the luxury of minding their own business.”

Take a look at the 5 ways Steph uses his voice & energy to impact practice.

•Connecting.

•Reminding rookies.

•Encouraging everyone.

•Teaching teammates.

•Owning mistakes.

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

Team Culture is Fragile.

It takes daily attention.

Here are 10 things that can DESTROY a Team Culture

Drip by Drip.

1: Showing up Late

Being late tells your team that ME > WE. This is a dangerous place to go.  Respect your teammate's time. Respect your coach's time. Be on time.

2: Skipping Reps

Every rep creates a habit. Skipping reps is how you get worse as a player. This is how you get worse as a team. This is a culture killer.

3: Not Holding others Accountable

All teams need leaders. If leaders don’t hold others accountable. The team culture loses. The team loses.

4: Bad Body Language

Body Language screams. Want to destroy a culture. Bring negative energy with bad body language.

5: Taking Plays Off

Can I Trust you as my teammate?  Not if you take plays off. If you play when you want to play. You will kill your culture.

6: Complaining about your Role

Not happy about your role? Want to hurt the team? Complain about your role. This will eat away at your culture and hurt your team.

7: Bad Mouthing Your Teammates

Easy way to hurt your team and kill your culture. Talk bad about your teammates. It will eat at your culture every time.

8: Sloppy Practices

Sloppy practices = sloppy games. They create bad habits. They eat away at culture. Mediocrity follows.

9: Not Focused on Details

Details win games. Not focusing on details loses games. Skip details and impact your culture.

10: No Eye Contact

This tells the coach you don’t care. It tells your teammates you don’t care. It tells the team it is all about you. Note: there are some cultures where this is accepted. Know your players.

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Defense wins championships

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