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BSAC welcomes three new Regional Coaches

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BSAC have welcomed three new Coaches to their Allen MurrayRegional Team.

Allen Murray (pictured top) has taken over the South West Regional Coach from outgoing Coach Phil Harrison while Mark Lovesey (pictured middle) takes over the Eastern Regional Coach from Paul Compton. And stepping into the role of South East Regional Coach is Dave Culver (pictured bottom), replacing outgoing coach Martin Bowie.

Read more about each of the new Regional Coaches here.

Welcoming the new additions to the Regional Team, Coaches Coordinator PhilMark Lovesey Alberts said he looked forward to working with them to support BSAC clubs and diver training.

“The Regional Scheme continually strives to listen to and provide direct support and advice to all our clubs and members and this works due to the commitment of over regional coaching team volunteers.

“I’m delighted to welcome our three new coaches to the team and I’d also like to thank our outgoing coaches Phil, Paul and Martin for all their hard work and dedication over the years.”Dave Culver

Find your Regional Coach

The Regional Coaching scheme has been designed to directly support BSAC clubs and members and keep BSAC clubs up-to-date on BSAC developments.

Divided into UK and Overseas regions, the scheme provides training and diving advice as well as guidance on club management. It also offers a range of regional training opportunities that may not be available through all BSAC clubs.

Find your Regional Coach here.

Like to get involved?

If you are interested in assisting your Regional Team your Coach would love to hear from you! Assisting your region can range from helping other clubs through to organising or teaching on regionally-organised SDCs. For more information, contact your Regional Coach.

Related Topics: Allen Murray, BSAC, Dave Culver, featured, Mark Lovesey, Martin Bowie, Paul Compton, Phil Alberts, Phil Harrison, Regional Coach
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