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"Too small." "Too
slow." "Too skinny."..."Too
bad!"
Little did
his detractors know. After accepting a full
four-year scholarship to the University of
Pittsburgh, Director Jason Maile would prove the
doubters wrong. They didn't realize the quiet kid
from Forest City, Pennsylvania was going to end
up leading the powerful Big East Conference
in 3-point shooting and go on to a
successful professional career.
Through
a combination of natural ability, hard work and
dogged determination, Jason took his game to the
next level.
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Always a deadly shooter and scorer,
he hit the weights, developed his skills, and became a
complete player. Just look at some of his
accomplishments:
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Currently playing in
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In 2004-2005 played in Calpe, Spain in league L.E.B.
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In 2003-2004
returned to Germany's Bundesliga, where he was one of the league leaders in
scoring, 3-pt shooting, and foul shooting...and was named
Germany's 3-pt Shooting Champion after winning that honor in
front of nearly 15,000 spectators during the league's All-Star
Day
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In 2003 played in the EBA for the Harrisburg Horizons - averaging
nearly 30pts/game, shooting 55% from the 3pt line, 94% from the
free throw line, and leading the team to its second consecutive EBA Championship
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In 2000-2001 played in the elite German Bundesliga
- averaging over 12 ppg and helped lead his
Braunschweig team to the playoffs
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From
1998-2000 played
professionally in La Coruna,
Spain with Sondeos del Norte where he averaged nearly 15ppg and
led the league in 3-pt shooting over those two years
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From
1997-1998 played professionally for the North Dakota Wizards
currently of the CBA where he recorded a league high 45-pt game
versus the St. Paul Slam
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Played
with and against many current and former NBA
players, including Allen Iverson, Vince Carter,
Donyell Marshall, Ray Allen, Kerry Kittles, and Richard Hamilton - to name a few.
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Led
all players in scoring in the Hawaiian Outrigger
Hotels Rainbow Classic tournament (Maryland,
Michigan, Northwestern) and named to all-tourney
team, 1996-97
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Led
the Big East in 3-point shooting in 1996-97
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Scored
40 points vs. nationally ranked Villanova in 1997
- 3rd all-time in Pitt game history
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3rd all-time leading 3-point shooter in University of
Pittsburgh's school history
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Named
the Associated Press Pennsylvania Small School
High School Player of the Year
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One
of the leading scorers in Pennsylvania high
school history with nearly 2,500 points
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While Jason's accomplishments are many, his
clinics are all about you. He says, "I
want to take what I have learned from so many great
coaches and players, and from teaching at so many camps,
and help kids realize their full potential. As a young
person, I don't think you realize how good you can be
with the right guidance and your own dedication. It's my
goal to help every player I teach raise their game to the
next level, whether that means making them a better
elementary or high school player, or planting the seeds
of success for a future college or NBA star."
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