Del Harris

• Coached basketball at every level over the past 51 years. He has been head coach of the Houston Rockets, Milwaukee Bucks and the Los Angeles Lakers
• NBA Coach of the Year in 1995  
• He was the first foreign head coach of the national team of China for the 2004 Olympics, guiding them to the best performance in their history
• He was voted the top assistant coach in the league by the NBA general managers three of his final four years on the bench
• He coached basketball and baseball in high school and at Earlham College, Indiana. While coaching in those years he played as a pitcher with seven state champion semi-pro baseball teams in Indiana and Ohio, winning one national title in 1968 with the Ohio Champions from Dayton, Ohio
   

Dave Bliss

• Coached under Bob Knight with arguably the best college team ever, then 1976 Indiana University National Championship Team
• Became a Div I head coach at the age of 31 and was named Coach of the Year two times in his first five years as a head coach
• Has accumulated over 500 wins as a Div I head coach
• In 2008, he began a coaches’ ministry “Game Plan Ministries” to encourage people to “guard their hearts” as he shares how his life has been shaped through life’s trials and God’s grace and faithfulness

Jim Lewis

• 40 years of coaching experience
• Helped the Fever win its first-ever Eastern Conference Championship and reach the 2009 WNBA Finals
• With Fever, Lewis worked primarily with the post players and was instrumental in the development of all-star center Tammy Sutton-Brown and Ebony Hoffman
• He was the head women's coach at Fordham University for six seasons (2001-06) and at George Mason University for 14 (1984-98)
• He began his career as an assistant coach with men's programs at Tennessee State, Gannon College, Duke and Tulane
• Prior to joining the Fever, he was head girls' basketball coach at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Va., where he led one of the top prep teams in the nation to a 22-1 mark in 2007-08