Andrew Parkinson won two NBL championships in 1992 and 1996 while playing at the South East Melbourne Magic, but he’s now facing an even greater challenge.
Parkinson, or “Parky” as everyone knows him, has been recently diagnosed with cancer and the Victorian basketball community has been called upon to support him and his family during this difficult period.
3on3 Hoops presents Clinics for Cancer, with these special Coaching Clinics run by different Celebrity Coaches including Andrew Gaze, Chris Anstey, Dean Vickerman as well as Jason and Alanna Smith, with all funds raised going to support Parky and his family.
Each clinic will run for approximately three hours and help players take their game to the next level with skills coaching including a focus on shooting, ball handling, one on one, defence, finishing at the hoop, and 3×3 games.
Joining in the clinic will be $60 per player, as the sessions are limited to a maximum of 50 players. The Clinics for Cancer will be held at 9 Hamilton Street Oakleigh with the dates and times set out below.
Date 9am – 12 midday 1pm to 4pm
Monday 18 January U12 Girls –
TBA
U12 Boys –
Steven Hoare
Tuesday 19 Janunary U14 Girls –
Alana Smith
U14 Boys –
Jason Smith
Wednesday 20 January U16 Girls –
TBA
U16 Boys –
Dean Vickerman
Thursday 21 January U18 Girls –
Chris & Izzy Anstey
U18 Boys –
Andrew Gaze*
- TBC
To register visit https://www.3on3hoops.com.au, with registrations open from Monday 21 December until midnight on Thursday 14 January. Any enquires to info@3on3hoops.com.au.
Should any of your representative coaches be interested in volunteering at the Clinics for Cancer, with three hours of their time to assist at this event, please contact Travis Heal on info@3on3hoops.com.au.