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Date Posted: 12:51:42 04/22/05 Fri
Author: rrockwell
Subject: Camp Clinicians in attendance
In reply to: Dave 's message, "Pirate camp/ Columbia River" on 11:19:20 04/22/05 Fri

Camp Clinicians:
Head Coach Scott Norton - Head Coach at Highline C.C. in WA. His prior coaching experience has included assisting at Lindbergh High School and Indiana State University. Norton was a 3-time Pac-10 Champion, and amassed a college career record of 111-28 while at the U. of O. Norton is the second all-time on Oregon's career win list with 111 victories. He is just one of six people to amass 100 wins on the Oregon mat. Additionally, Norton was a Division 1 All-American.

Head Coach Scott Miller- Scott Miller is in his third season as Director of Wrestling at Pacific University
Miller has led the Boxer men to a 10-20 dual meet record over the last two seasons, and saw them improve to a seventh place Great Lakes Regional finish in 2004.
Miller compiled a career record of 111-82-1 in 12 seasons as a head coach at the Division I level. He was head coach at Syracuse University for three seasons before the Orangemen program was discontinued in 2001.
Miller spent eight seasons at Campbell University in North Carolina. Miller's 86 dual meet victories at Campbell are the most in school history. He guided the 1994 Fighting Camels to the MSWA championship and saw nine of his wrestlers win 60 or matches in their Campbell careers.

Pacific U. Assistant Coach Troy Hall- Troy Hall enters his third season as an assistant coach for the Pacific wrestling program. Hall, 24, wrestled four years at Pacific and finished his collegiate career in 2002 with one of the best performances ever waged on the Boxer mats. Hall wrestled to a 40-6 overall record, and went undefeated in dual meets with a Division III best 19-0 mark. After winning the Great Lakes Regional. Hall earned his second All-American trophy with an eighth place finish at the NCAA Championships. Hall finished his junior season with a team best 36-10 record and picked up his first All-American trophy, placing seventh at the NCAA Championships.
Hall finished his Pacific career last season with a 116-34 record, and is of only four Boxer wrestlers to win over 100 matches in a career.

All-Phase Head Coach Kevin Keeney- Kevin wrestled for Canby High School, under coach Dan Nugent from 1990-1994. At Canby, Kevin was a 3 time All-State Wrestler and Junior National Freestyle All-American. After High School, Kevin went on to the University of Oregon to wrestle for the fighting ducks. There he was a 3 time Pac-10 placer, team captain, and University Greco-Roman All-American.
Kevin started the All-Phase Wrestling Club in 2000 Head Coach ever since. All-Phase has coached many national caliber wrestlers in the state of Oregon over the years and is currently one of the top clubs in the state.

Former Head Coach of Hood River Valley High School and Airtime Youth Club, Mark Brown. Brown has coached for over 15 years at the high school and youth levels before starting his own business. Mark has coached many state placers and has coached cultural exchange teams as well over the years.

Riverside Head Coach Dave Boor- Dave was a state champion at Pendleton HS and a Junior FR/GR State champ as well. Dave went on to wrestle for Portland State and was part of their 2nd National Championship team. Dave has coached at Central HS, Sprague HS and is in his 4th year of coaching at Riverside HS.

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