NBC-RMC's Coaching Staff: Hanna Powell

Meet the NBC-RMC Staff

We select outstanding people we believe are of high integrity and character, work ethic and willingness to pour their lives into helping athletes be their best. We work hard to hire college players, college and high school coaches and dynamic competent teachers of the game. NBC-RMC has a special staff comprised of several Montanans. Each summer, we are fortunate enough to welcome back many returning coaches and this year is no different. The NBC-RMC coaching family can't wait to see you at Rocky Mountain College.

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Hanna Powell

Hanna Powell played 4 years of basketball for Harrison High, where she graduated in 2005. Her NBC resume consists of a week of Point Guard and Post camp and an NBC tour to the British Isles. This summer, Hanna will add to this list 4 weeks as an NBC coach at the Rocky Mountain College site. She currently lives in Big Sky, MT where she spends most of her time snowboarding, hiking, rock climbing and playing basketball. Hanna has a great attitude and personality on and off the court. She does an amazing job instructing campers and knows how to get them excited about basketball. Hanna's quote to live by is from Mother Teresa, "Be the change you wish to see in the world."

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John Stene

John Stene is currently at Grad School at MSU in Bozeman, where he is getting a secondary education teaching certificate. John has a degree in English Literature and Spanish from Pacific Lutheran University in Washington. John has been with NBC Camps for 11 years as a camper, International Tour member, master teacher, Tour coach, and Site Director. John looks forward to the opportunity to work with campers each summer. "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." John is from Big Timber, Montana.

Leisha Bonine

This summer will be Leisha's 8th year involved with NBC. Throughout those 8 years, Leisha has been a coach, master teacher, assistant site director, emcee, and has taken an NBC tour to France.

Leisha enters her 3rd year in leadership at the NB'CUCA site. As Asst. Site Director, she oversees all master teachers, evening programs, intensity stations, and more.

Leisha works in Seattle as an Assistant Coach for the nationally ranked women's program at Seattle Pacific University and played her college basketball in Oregon and Canada. She is a gifted coach, talented program emcee, and great advocate for women's athletics. You can expect to see her at NB'CUCA all five weeks of camp in 2008 and all 4 weeks at NBC Billings. Leisha loves the NBC environment of working with amazing people who love God, basketball, and kids.

"I'm not sure where my life would be without NBC camps. It has provided me with amazing friends, a wonderful job, and a love for God. NBC has blessed my life in so many ways and I look forward to every summer to see what God has in store for all who are involved."

David Foster

David Foster is currently attending Augustana College in South Dakota where he studies exercise science. As a starting sophomore for the Division II Men's Basketball program, David has pursued a passion for the game of basketball. David has attended NBC Camps as a camper, a coach, and now is a master teacher at the Alaska and Montana sites. “NBC has given me an opportunity to not only teach my passion for basketball, but use it as a tool to teach kids life lessons. I love what the campers bring to the table, and I feed off their energy.” David is from Big Timber, Montana.

Rachel Hansen

Rachel Hansen is a biology major at MSU-Billings, where she is currently playing for the Yellowjackets Women's Basketball program. She has been involved with NBC Camps for seven years. She has attended camp, been a member of the NBC Varsity Academy program, and coached for 3 years. Rachel is a master teacher for NBC at the Alaska and Montana sites. Rachel looks to finish at MSUB and pursue physical therapy or a masters in teaching. Rachel looks forward to the summer with NBC, "I love the atmosphere, the other staff members and the energy the campers bring. I also love the life lessons the NBC teaches their campers." Rachel is from Lolo, Montana.

Tim Beauregard

Timothy Beauregard has an AA in Small Business Management, Business Administration, Social Skills and Science, and General Studies. He is currently working on a BA in Entrepreneurship from CSU Fresno State. Tim has been the 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."

Beth Sager

Beth Sager currently attends MSU in Bozeman, where she has been part of the Lady Bobcat Basketball program. She plans on a transfer to Rocky Mountain College in Billings Montana, where she will join the Lady Battlin' Bears team. Beth has been with NBC camps for over 7 years as a camper, coach, and Master Teacher. Beth has also played on an NBC International Tour to the United Kingdom in 2003. Beth states, "NBC Camps have been a true blessing in my life, and I feel honored to share that with campers now. It is an environment for spiritual growth and growth on the court." Beth is from Wilsall, Montana.