Film Lens
This documentary focuses on the career of a high school basketball coach who reflects on his journey and achievements over 22 years in Utah. He shares personal anecdotes about his early perceptions of coaching and how his perspective changed as he became the 'old dude' in the profession. The coach discusses his successes, including six state championships and 19 region championships, highlighting the importance of relationships with players, assistant coaches, and the community.
The film captures the emotional connection the coach has with his players and the support he received from his family, particularly his wife, who encouraged him during tough times. It emphasizes the growth of a small school as it progressed through different competitive levels, showcasing the coach's gratitude for his experiences and the love he feels from the community.
Why Watch
- •Meet a coach with six state championships.
- •Find out how a small school grew from 1A to 4A.
- •See the impact of community support on a sports team.
Did You Know
•The coach has won six state championships during his career.
•He has made 11 final four appearances in his coaching tenure.
•The coach has been in Utah for over 22 years.
•He grew up in Westwood, Dayton, Ohio, which he describes as a hood.
Perfect For
High school sports fansCoaching enthusiastsCommunity support advocates