Kalamunda Announce Head Coaches for 2015
The Kalamunda Eastern Suns would like to welcome Brett Kranz-Little back to the Club, as the Womens SBL Coach for 2015.
Brett was previously at the Club in the capacity as Head Coach to the Under 18 Mens Division 1 & 2 and Womens Under 19 teams and stood alongside Craig Mansfield as Assistant Coach to the Suns SBL Womens team, before having to leave due to the family relocating.
Other experience includes, Head Coach for the Under 16 WA Metro side, Unit 14 & 15 WA Country Mens teams and Under 23 Men WABL team.
Brett is excited to return to the Club and continue the tradition of an inclusive environment and further strengthen Club pride.
Welcome Back Brett.
The Kalamunda Eastern Suns would like to announce the appointment of John Triscari as the Mens SBL Coach for 2015.
John brings with him over 20 years of coaching expertise. This experience includes, but is not limited to, Head Coach for the Under 16, 18 & 20 Mens State Country & Metro sides, Rockingham SHS years 8-12 Men & Women and the Mandurah Magic Mens SBL team.
The last five years has seen John appointed as the Head Coach for the Western Stars Women’s wheelchair Basketball Team, where they placed in the top four each year, for all Tournaments entered and ultimately winning the Australian Championship last year. In 2012 John lead the Australian Women’s Wheelchair team to win a Silver Medal at the London Olympic Games.
John has a passion for the game of basketball and is committed to develop players to be the best athletes that they can be.
Welcome aboard John.
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