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Ken Shields (basketball)

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for his grade 11 year. He tried out for the high school basketball team, only to become the manager of the B team. This year, he played in the community league and improved so much as to make the A team the following year. His high school team won the provincial high school championship that year.
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After his time at Laurentian, Shields became the head coach of the University of Victoria's men's program, where he coached for the next thirteen years (1978-1989). While with UVic, Shields won a record 7 consecutive CIAU national championships (1980-1986). When he retired from university coaching
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Additionally, the 1979-86 UVic men's teams were inducted into the Canada West Hall of Fame (2019-2020 induction class); the 1979-80 UVic team was inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame (2020); the 1982-83 UVic team was inducted into the UVic Sports Hall of Fame (2023); and the 1969-70 UBC women's
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While coaching at UVic, Shields was named the CIAU coach of the year on three more occasions (1979, 1982, 1983), bringing his total coach of the year awards to four. During UVic's seven-run national championship run under Shields, the program produced six CIAU MVPs, eight CIAU All-Stars and nine
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After his time with Canada Basketball, Shields coached professionally in Tokyo for two seasons, along with coaching their national team. Shields served as an assistant coach for the Australian senior men's team during the 2004 Summer Olympics. In 2006, Shields was a consultant to the
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Further, being disillusioned as a student that there was not a university program to study coaching, Shields was instrumental in establishing the University of Victoria's National Coaching Institute. He was also the founding president of the Commonwealth Centre for Sport Development.
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Shields coached the junior national team through the 1980s during major events, including two world championships. From 1990 to 1994, Shields served as the head coach of the Canadian national men's team, where in 1994 he led Canada to a 7th-place finish in the
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Shields also developed the High Performance Training Centres for rowing, soccer and middle-distance running at the University of Victoria. He also served as a committee member for hosting the Commonwealth Games in Victoria.
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championships. During three of these seasons (1978–89, 1982–83, 1983–84), UVic went undefeated in regular season and playoff play. Shields was named the Canada West coach of the year on three occasions (1979, 1983, 1986).
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coach of the year recipient. When he retired from university coaching, he held the most wins in Canadian university men's basketball history, during which time he won a record 7-straight national championships with the
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In university, Shields realized he wanted to coach; however, given the lack of a coaching program, he studied Physical Education and used that training in his coaching career.
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Shields also served as the Canadian national team program director from 1989 to 1994 and received a Master Coach certificate from the Coaching Association of Canada.
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In 1993, the first "Ken Shields basketball, academics & community service award" was presented to a Canadian male university basketball athlete.
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Shields was born on December 7, 1945, in Beaverlodge, Alberta and is described as a "Prince Rupert, B.C. native". He is married to
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team was inducted into the UBC Sports Hall of Fame (1993), with Shields being recognized as coach in all of these team inductions.
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women's basketball team while completing his master's degree. This team won the Canadian Senior A women's championship that year.
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This article is about the Canadian basketball coach. For the head basketball coach at Northern Kentucky University, see
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All-Canadians. Shields and UVic reached the CIAU finals in nine of his last eleven years as head coach.
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men's national team. In 2010, he was an assistant coach with the Great Britain women's national team.
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men's program, where he coached for the next six years. While there, Shields was awarded his first
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in 1989, he held the most wins as a coach in Canadian university men's basketball history.
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Shields began his coaching career in the 1969–1970 season with the
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In his thirteen years as head coach at Victoria, Victoria won ten
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The following season, Shields became the head coach of the
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Recipient of Canada Basketball's John Naismith Award (2007)
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Shields played at Mount Royal College, two seasons at the
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Greater Victoria Sports Hall of Fame Inductee (2003)
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Ken Shields (Canadian basketball)
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Mount Royal College
University of Calgary
University of British Columbia
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University of Victoria
Canada men's national basketball team
Australia men's national basketball team
Georgia men's national basketball team
Great Britain women's national basketball team
CIAU
Canada West
Order of Canada
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University of Victoria
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