About Warwick Workouts

	Shane Warwick is a native of Castlewood, South Dakota and was a two time all-conference performer at Northern State University. He has coached 9 years at the collegiate level and 6 years at the high school level. He has won 4 Conference Championships with 3 different programs and has twice been named South Dakota’s Collegiate Coach of the Year. Shane has spent the past 10 years focusing on player development, with an emphasis on advanced offensive skills through camps and clinics with Warwick Workouts. Shane works with elementary, middle and high school athletes throughout the United States and over-seas. He has also worked with college programs, and individual collegiate and professional athletes. Shane coaches at the NBA Free Agent Camp and works with the NBA Rookies in the summer in preparation for the NBA draft. He is regarded as the best personal workout instructor in the nation by Reggie Brown of Priority Sports in Chicago, Illinois.

	Andrew Baker is originally from Broomfield, CO where he played high school and college basketball. He played at Otero Junior College in La Junta, CO and finished his career at Johnson & Wales University in Denver, CO. While at Johnson & Wales, Baker was a two-time all conference selection, conference player of the year, and a 2010 NAIA All-American. He graduated as the #2 scorer and rebounder in school history. He coached one year of high school basketball then moved to South Dakota where he began his collegiate coaching career at Mount Marty College. As a collegiate head coach, Baker has had 6 academic All-Americans, 7 all-conference performers and two players go on to play professionally.

	Coach BG is a native of Rapid City, SD and played his high school basketball career at St. Thomas More high school. BG finished his high school career with a 88-10 record and 4 straight 20+ win seasons. Brendan played his college basketball at Prestation College. He was a two time Academic All-American. BG's work ethic and commitment to the game of basketball is unmatched. He has an extremely high basketball IQ and an intense passion for the game and helping athletes improve.



	Coach Foster has 25 years of coaching experience in the state of South and North Dakota, as well as 20 years of officiating experience. Greg has conducted summer camps and clinic throughout the Midwest and is devoted to helping athletes improve through skill development. He brings a wealth of knowledge and energy to the court as a coach, official and clinician.

	Coach Nour was SD Mr. Basketball Runner-up and was an All-State performer in high school. David was named GPAC Freshman of the Year and scored over 1,000 points in just two seasons at Dakota Wesleyan University. While at the University of South Dakota he helped lead the Coyotes to a NCC Conference Championship and a berth in the NCAA National Tournament. Coach Nour has shared his knowledge of the game of basketball through coaching and player development for the past 7 years.

	Skye Warwick attended St. Thomas More high school in Rapid City, SD where he played in 3 straight state Class A championship games, winning back to back in 2011 and 2012. Skye was named South Dakota Mr. Basketball, Class A Coaches Player of the Year and Argus Leader Player of the Year in 2012. He also broke the state record for most 3 points made in a single season his senior year. He as a 3 time All-Conference performer and named to All-State for 2 years. Skye played college basketball at Northern State University in Aberdeen, SD. He was a 3 year starter for the Wolves and finished his career shooting 45% from the 3 point line, consitently finishing in the top 10 in the nation in 3 point field percentage at the NCAA II level. He was name to the 2nd team All Conference his senior season and finished his career at Northern as 23rd all time scorer with 1,256 points. Skye has spent numerous hours in the gym working on his skills and now brings that experience and knowledge to work with athletes of all levels.

	Kyle Entringer graduated from Colman-Egan High School in Colman, South Dakota. He was a three sport athlete for the Hawks, accumulating over 1,000 points 300 assists in his career on the hardwood, and two-time All-State honors in baseball. After high school Entringer started his coaching career as a student assistant at Dakota State University. During his year with DSU, Entringer helped the Dakota State basketball varsity team double their win total from the previous season. He was also responsible for serving as the Assistant of the Junior Varsity program at DSU that went 10-2 (7-0 vs NAIA competition). The following year he was offered an assisant coaching postion at Colorado Northwestern in the Scenic West Athletic Conference. While at CNCC Entringer served the Recruiting Coordinator & Strength/Conditioning coach. Two years into the postion Entringer took over as Interim Head Coach for the 2015-2016 and continued to build a foundation for success. Kyle is excited for the opportunity to share his love, pasion, and vision for the game basketball and most imortantly help athletes become better people off the court.


	Eric Jorgensen attended Sioux City East High School, where he was a two time all state player (Second Team junior year, First Team senior year) in Class 4A in Iowa. He graduated from East High School as the all time leader in rebounding and 5th in scoring in school history. He was also an Iowa Mr. Basketball finalist, and was ranked as the 66th center in the nation by ESPN before his senior season. Eric played college basketball at Augustana College in Sioux Falls, SD. He helped lead his teams to 3 national tournaments, including 2 sweet sixteens. He was also apart of the Augustana team that set the school record with 24 wins in one season. Coach Jorgensen brings knowledge and passion to the game of basketball and specializes in post workouts.


	Zach Koosman graduated from Lennox High School in 2013. He participated in basketball, football, and track all four years. He was a 2-time all conference player in basketball, named all state defensive back in football, and won multiple conference and region titles in high jump, long jump, and triple jump. Zach ended his high school sports career with a state championship in high jump. After high school, Zach attended South Dakota State University to continue his jumping career. He was a 7-time All Summit League Performer in the event with a personal best of 7'0 and won a Summit League title in his final year of eligibility. Zach also competed in two NCAA Championship track and field meets in the high jump. Zach is excited to help the athletes pursue their basketball dreams and share his knowledge and experience with them.