John Stene

John is from Big Timber, Montana. He graduated from Pacific Lutheran University in 2007 and has been coaching sense. He coached boys basketball at Sweet Grass High School in 2008-2009 and is currently an assistant women's basketball coach at Seattle Pacific University in the GNAC confrence. John has been working with NBC camps for 8 years as a coach, master teacher, site director, and international Tour coach. This is his 6th year coaching at NBC Alaska. "It is a tough game and a tough world. NBC Camps has changed my life, teaching me the fundamentals of the game that I love, and more importantly sharpening my character and faith. I believe this is an experience that changes kid's lives every day."

Tim Beauregard

Tim has an AA in Small Business Management, Business Administration, Social Skills and Science, and General Studies. He also received a business degree in organizational leadership from CSU Fresno State. Tim just finished his 4th year as lead assistant coach for the Lady Sunbirds Basketball program at Fresno Pacific University. He has worked with NBC as a coach, master teacher, and assistant site director. Tim can be found at NBC Alaska, and at NBC Montana as a master teacher."The best way to spell words like trust and love is T-I-M-E, and to me there is no better teacher of this than the game of basketball. Basketball teaches our youth such things as leadership, teamwork, effort, and dedication, which make the sport bigger than a sport—it makes it an outline for success. NBC brings people together and gives us, coaches, a great layout for working with young athletes and using basketball to build confidence both on and off the court. NBC has given me the opportunity to grow in ways I had never thought possible. Each summer only serves to increase my passion for teaching, learning, and basketball as a whole."

Krehg Perez

Krehg was born and raised Alaskan. He has most recently become an assistant coach with Texas A&M International after coaching the past 2 years at University of Alaska at Anchorage. He has coached at all levels from Junior High to College. He has also spent 6 years coaching at Heritage Christian School in Anchorage. "NBC is always a highlight working with a great staff who all have different gifts and teaching future athletes the fundamentals of basketball."

Chelsea Daugherty

Chelsea is from Summit, New Jersey and just graduated from Mars Hill College in North Carolina with her B.S. in athletic training. She will be attending Auburn University for her Masters degree in the fall. She does not have basketball playing experience but did work with the woman's basketball team at Mars Hill. This is her 1st year with NBC so she is looking forward to getting to know everyone and interacting with the kids.

Danielle Voss

Danielle has been a certified athletic trainer for 5 years. She recieved her college degree from Mars Hill college in 2005 and her Masters degree from UNC Pembroke in 2007. Currently she is the ATC for Mars Hill College and has been working with NBC Alaska for 4 years. While she doesn't have any basketball playing experience she is a huge fan of college basketball, especially Duke. Her favorite part of NBC is the energy and impact seen on the kids.

Terrell Burgess

Terrell is straight outta Compton, California. Although from Compton, Terrell left at a young age to pursue his life goals of visiting every country in the world. Currently he has visited 89 countries and was part of a research expidition to Antartica. He is in the running for the most interesting man in the world. He attended Metro State in Denver, starting as point guard. He was first team All-League and was also voted as the defensive player of the year in 2006-2007. He currently coaches women's basketball in Northern California at Siskiyaus Community College and has been there for 3 years. One of his favorite parts of NBC camps is pushing players and having them enjoy sweat and hard work.

Craig Jantizen

Craig is the lone Canuck up here hailing from Calgary, Alberta. He played college basketball in Canada for 5 years. He was a 3 time All-Conference player and Captain of the 2009 National Champion Mount Royal Cougars. He was a 1st team All-Star at the National tournament. Craig brings a new style to basketball earning himself the nickname of Air Canadian for his unique gliding ability He loves NBC and the positive environment that liberates kids and gives them a safe place to be who they are. It is great to see a sport camp that intentionally impacts kids beyond sport.