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Sharp
This seven week clinic is specifically designed for players looking to stay Sharp during the season and will include segments dedicated to shooting, passing and getting open. Sessions will revolve around a variety of moves, balance, positioning, shooting and footwork. Each session will focus on necessary drills for players to improve their game, and gain an edge over their opponents, as well as teammates. This program is open to players of all positions as skills will be incorporated from many angles and starting points. Sharp is available to Boys and Girls in grades 2-12.

Handles
One of our most popular programs, Handles will continue the tradition and present an intense ball-handling clinic that will challenge players with all new dribbling drills to take their Handles to the next level. This session will have an extra emphasis on handling the ball under pressure and against contact. Typical of all The Scoring Factory programs, players will face advanced challenges and drills with the detail and precision expected on the level of professional athletes. Handles promotes positive thinking to all players looking to develop dexterity and coordination in both hands and is available to Boys and Girls in grades 2-12.

Joe Pipilo

Coach Joe Pipilo played at Chartiers Valley High School and was a 1,000 point scorer with two all-conference First Team selections before graduating in 2019.

Following his high school career, Coach Joe went on to attend La Roche University where he graduated in 2023 with a degree in business management. While playing for the Redhawks, he was twice selected to the all-conference team while serving as team captain on the path toward helping his team secure two AMCC conference championships.

Coach Joe joined The Scoring Factory following his collegiate playing career and enjoys providing the enthusiasm and attention to detail needed to make kids of all ages better players and people.