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EPISODE · May 8, 2025 · 44 MIN

Ep. 26: Mackenzie Hadley, Serra Basketball

from South Bay Sports Radio · host Nicholas Ingram

On this episode, coach Mckinsey Hadley shares his journey from a reluctant young basketball player to a passionate coach at Serra High School. He reflects on his early experiences with basketball, the influence of his mentors, and the challenges and triumphs of leading a high school girls' basketball program. Coach Hadley discusses the growth of women's basketball, the impact of AAU, and the importance of character development in sports. He also shares memorable moments from his coaching career, including rivalries and significant games, and offers insights into the current state of youth sports.Takeaways:Basketball was initially a source of pressure for me.Coaching youth basketball derailed my playing career.High expectations are crucial for team development.Character development is as important as skill development.Rivalries can motivate teams to improve.The women's game has evolved significantly over the years.AAU programs have become more commercialized and competitive.Team growth often comes from overcoming challenges together.Vision boards help athletes focus on their goals.Mentorship plays a vital role in coaching success.

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