Keith Griesser Basketball Camp

This camp is designed to provide young athletes the opportunity to work on drills that will help them improve their shooting, dribbling, passing, defense, and rebounding. The drills are given in hopes that campers will take them home and work all summer long to become better basketball players.

Campers will also have the opportunity to participate in various games and competitions where their skills are put to the test. The atmosphere of camp will be positive and fun. We will teach good sportsmanship in everything we do during the week.

Information for the 2010 camp registration will be posted soon.

Camp Highlights

* Individual Attention and Skill Development
* Team Oriented Basketball
* Fun Contests, Games, and Awards
* Interaction with the Indian Coaching Staff
* Records of Performance during drills
* Special Guest Speakers
* Ball Handling, Shooting, Rebounding, Passing, and Defensive Stations

About Coach Keith Griesser

In his first season as head coach, Keith Griesser led the Indians to a 24-8 record including a 40th District Runner Up, and a trip to the 10th Region Final Game. The second season ended with a trip to the 10th Region Semi-finals.
Coach Griesser comes from a successful background.

He started coaching at Georgetown College as an assistant and in 1998 the Tigers won the NAIA National Championship. The Tigers also made four trips to the Final Four in their nine NAIA Tournament appearances.
After leaving Georgetown College, Griesser joined the staff at Scott County High School. In 2007, the Cardinals posted a 34-2 record and won the State Championship.

Coach Griesser is a graduate of Georgetown College where he met his wife, Amy (Elbon) of Paducah. They have two children: Emily and Luke.