Hogan Basketball Camps

Ryan Adams is a PSC graduate (1997 B.S./P.E.) and earned a Master’s Degree from the United States Sports Academy (‘02/SM). Coach Adams has been a regular on all the Hogan Camps over the years serving in a variety of capacities including site director at the Winnisquam Shooter’s Gold camps. Coach Adams served as Men’s Assistant Basketball Coach at PSC from 1996-98 before directing Winnisquam Regional High School girls program (1998-2001) where he earned Class M Coach of the Year and Lakes Region Coach of the Year awards. He presently the Athletic Director at New Dimensions High School in Kissimmee, Florida. 

Jim Carey is a PSC graduate (1990) and currently head boy’s basketball coach at Plymouth Regional High School. Coach Carey annually directs the Littleton and Lancaster Shooter’s Gold sites and has been with Paul Hogan since 1990 when he served as assistant coach at P.S.C. from 90’-93’ before taking the reins over at PRHS. Coach Carey has been an integral part of the Shooter’s Gold family since the inception in 1991 and offers a “creative approach to the Shooter’s Gold legacy of instruction.” The Bobcats won the Class I Championship in 2001 with Coach Hogan’s nephew Jim playing a key role on the team.

Ben Hill is a graduate of Bryant College (1994/BS/Bus) and serves as both a men’s and women’s basketball assistant at NHTI in Concord under Coach Hogan and Coach Shelly Winters. Coach Hill is a former assistant at Pembroke Academy where he was a stellar 2 sport athlete in baseball and basketball. Hill has recently taken over the head softball coaching duties at Belmont High School where he is a first year business teacher. Coach Hill begins his fifth season with Hogan Camps serving as an assistant director specializing in post play.  

Evan Johnson is a PSC graduate (1997, B.S./Bus.) (MED, PSU 2006)and a very well-known coach on the summer basketball circuit. He was a member of 4 fine PSC teams playing the off guard and small forward positions and known as a very good shooter under Coach Hogan. Since graduation, “The Big E” has been coaching and working at various high schools including Timberlane H.S. while working summers for Coach Hogan’s summer basketball camps. Coach Johnson is well rounded in his ability to coach boys and girls on the finer points of basketball and is a physical education teacher at Fairgrounds Middle School in Nashua, NH

Bruce Johnson is another graduate of PSC (1974 BS/PE) and is currently the varsity girls basketball coach at Timberlane High School. Coach Johnson is regarded as the finest foul shooter in PSC history and still owns several PSC records for shooting and shooting percentage. Coach Johnson has been a long time friend and supporter of Coach Hogan’s camps serving in many capacities over the years. He is the father of Evan and Elise Johnson who both work at several camps throughout the summer.

Dave Levesque is a PSC graduate (1992, B.S./P.E.) (1995, M.E.D.) and is the fourth highest scorer in Plymouth State men’s basketball history. He was an important contributor to the Panthers success under Coach Hogan serving as team captain and then assistant coach.  Levesque may be the finest shooter from deep range ever at PSC and is a key member of the entire Hogan Camps program serving as site director, special guest lecturer and program director for the various programs. “DJ” is a highly respected coach in NH where he was the head boys coach for Laconia High School (1996-2003) and continues to be an avid competitor now “a blossoming” tri-athlete. Coach Levesque returns to the sidelines in 2006-7 as the head coach of the Laconia Girls Basketball program.

 Chuck Lloyd is a Keene State College graduate (2002 B.S. /P.E.) and serves as the top men’s assistant basketball coach! Lloyd is currently the Coordinator of Campus Activities and Community Service Programs at NHTI.  Coach Lloyd brings a great deal of energy and enthusiasm to the camps after a full year helping with the NHTI Saturday morning clinics and after working at several Hogancamps. His experience at Franklin High School as an assistant boy’s varsity coach and his experience over the past two seasons under Coach Hogan continues to be a great asset to all of the summer camps. Coach Lloyd was awarded the Commissioner’s Award for Excellence at NHTI in 2007. 

Scott Miller is a graduate of PSC (1989/BS History and 1991 BS Social Science education) and  is currently the head girl’s basketball coach at Plymouth Regional High School. Coach Miller has served as the head coach at Laconia High from 1995-97 and has been an assistant at PRHS from 1991-94 and 1997-04. A four year letterman at PSC, Coach Miller was the Panther team’s captain his senior year and has served in the Hogan Camps since 1992. Miller will continue to rebuild the Plymouth High School girls basketball program serving as the head coach.

Andrew Newcomb is a Castleton State College (VT) graduate (’03, B.A./C.J.), and is currently employed by the State of NH as a detective. Coach Newcomb has been a regular staff member at the Shooter’s Gold/Specialty Basketball camps for the past eight years working under Coach Hogan. He was an assistant men’s coach for the CSC Basketball team for three seasons (’00-03). He served as an assistant coach under Coach Hogan at NHTI from 2005-2008, with his primary focus being player recruitment and low post play. Coach Newcomb specializes in post play and defense, and is known for his high energy level and enjoyment working with young players. Coach Newcomb was a member of the very first NHTI team (12-11) that Coach Hogan directed in the 1999-2000 season.

 Matt Swedberg is a PSC graduate (1991, B.S./P.E.) and currently serves as the head coach for boys basketball at Moultonborough Academy. Coach Swedberg was the team captain at PSC during the 1990-91 season. He was also recognized as an All Little East Player and was awarded the Little East student athlete academic achievement award. Coach Swedberg has been working with the Hogan Camps almost every year in a variety of capacities. Swedberg was named Class S boys basketball Coach of the Year in 2005.

Julie Tardif is a Keene State graduate (2003 BS/Special/Elem. Ed; BA/Sociology). She is currently a 4th grade teacher in Plaistow,NH where she is also part of the Timberlane High School girls' basketball staff. Coach Tardif is a native of Timberlane, where she was a three sport athlete prior to starring for the Keene State Owls. Coming from a basketball family, Tardif is known for her intensity, knowledge of the game, and shooting touch.

Last modified 2/8/2010