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Dale Moga

This episode features Minnesota high school basketball coach Dale Moga, who leads the Houston Hurricanes girls basketball team. Coach Moga took over the Hurricane program that experienced over 40 years of losing records, and has now built a winning culture with state tournament experience. He shares his vision for building a program and the role leadership development has played in this success story. You can follow their program on Twitter @HurricaneGBB.

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