Ken George
Coach Ken George recently resigned as the Varsity Boys coach at Forest Hills Central High School in Grand Rapids, Michigan after 24 years at the helm. He has been running the HoopSmart camp for the past thirteen years and West Michigan Guard Academy for the past nine years. Ken has recently introduced two additional programs to the region with the HoopSmart Coaching Academy for youth, middle/high, and college coaches, as well as the West Michigan Collegiate Basketball League for current and former college players.
A Farmington Harrison graduate, George attended Albion College (1986-1990) where he was a point guard and majored in English and Communication. After two years of working in public relations in the Detroit area, he returned to Albion as an assistant basketball coach and assistant director of admissions. During that time, he also earned his teaching certificate.
Coach George's teams won more than 350 games, nine league, four district and three regional championships while he was the head varsity coach at Forest Hills Central in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Coach George has been married to his wife, Meggan, for 24 years and they have two sons. Jordan is a Senior at Hope College and Tyler is a Sophomore at Hope College.
A Farmington Harrison graduate, George attended Albion College (1986-1990) where he was a point guard and majored in English and Communication. After two years of working in public relations in the Detroit area, he returned to Albion as an assistant basketball coach and assistant director of admissions. During that time, he also earned his teaching certificate.
Coach George's teams won more than 350 games, nine league, four district and three regional championships while he was the head varsity coach at Forest Hills Central in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Coach George has been married to his wife, Meggan, for 24 years and they have two sons. Jordan is a Senior at Hope College and Tyler is a Sophomore at Hope College.