Private Lessons

Private Lessons are highly organized workouts that focuson a player's offensive skills. Drills are game-like and will produce a marked improvement in the player. Emphasis is placed on Ball Handling and Shooting. By taking Private Lessons, a player will gain confidence while acquiring the skills necessary to become a better player. All players can become better shooters.  Drills and instruction will be given to correct the player's shot and improve accuracy.

Workouts are 1 hour Cost: 1 player- $50 2-3 players- $25 per player 4 Players- $20 per player

If you are registering for a basketball workout, please contact Tommy Hulihan at 904-349-2611 for registration instructions and available times.

The "Shooting Gun" and the "Noah Select Shooting System" is used in all workouts. The "Shooting Gun" is a state of the art shooting machine that allows the player to shoot 300-500 shots per workout.

The New Gun 8000

QB-Tee

Noah

INSTRUCTOR:
Tommy Hulihan is in his 17th year at St. Paul's Catholic School. He is the school's Athletic Director, Boys’ Basketball Coach, and Physical Education Teacher. He previously was the Assistant Varsity Boys Basketball Coach at: Fletcher Sr. High School (1990-1992) and at Providence Sr. High School (2001-2006).
Tommy is the Director of the Beaches Basketball League, St. Paul’s Sports Camps, as well as Tommy Hulihan’s Basketball Camps.
Coach Hulihan specializes in player development and has trained many of the top players in the area. Many players he has trained are now playing college basketball. He does individual, small group, and team training.  
While a player at Fletcher Sr. High, Tommy set school records for assists in a game (19) and free throw percentage in a season (89%). He was an All-City and All-Conference selection, averaging 22 points per game his senior year, before playing on scholarship at FCCJ. 

 Players trained who were nominated for the McDonald's All American:

Will Cummings (Temple University)                    James Bell (Villanova University)
Brendan Walker (Mercer University)                    Patric Young (University of Florida)         
JP Kuhlman (Davidson)

Players Tommy has trained who are playing or have played college Basketball:

Sterling Thomas (Millsaps College) Pierre Bland (Fl. State Coll. of Jacksonville) Will Cummings (Temple University) Brian Gilbert (Jacksonville University)  Daniel Crews (University of North Florida) Patch Kuhlman (Belmont Abbey) Ryan Blue (Livingston College) Muhammed Conteh (Western Michigan) John Paul Kuhlman (Davidson) Jimmy Gainey (Bassier Parish Comm. Coll.) Terrell Mosley (Montreat College) Patric Young (University of Florida) Alex Bodney (EckerdCollege) Maria Zervos (Warner University)

Shanterra Bland (Daytona State College) Marcus Washington (FCCJ) Ryan Kramer (Brevard Community Coll.) JoJo Kuhlman (Rollins College) David Swan (St. Johns River Comm. Coll.) James Bell (Villanova University) David Williams (UNC Greensboro) Brendan Walker (Mercer University) Nick Kuhlman (Hampden Sydeney Coll.) Sean Overstreet (Oglethorpe University) John Weston (Washington College) JJ Kuhlman (Belmont Abbey) Kevin Stursberg (Carnegie Mellon) Travis Busgith (Glove Prep) Karor Gumwel (Southwestern Christian College)

 Player Bio’s

Terrell Mosley

Terrell Mosley
(University Christian H.S.) shot 94% from the free throw line and 51% from the 3 pt. line averaged 17 points, 8 assists, and 5 rebounds per game. All City Received Basketball Scholarship to Montreat College in North Carolina.

 

Ryan Blue
(Arlington Country Day) Key player on 2A State Championship team. Signed with Livingston College

 

Marcus Washington
(Fletcher H.S.) Set school record for most 3 pt. shots made in a game:11  All-City player. Received Basketball Scholarship to FCCJ.

Jo Jo Kuhlman
(Providence H.S.) Led city in 3 pt. field goal percentage and 3 pointers made.  Shot 84% from the free-throw line. All-Conference Player.  Received a Basketball Scholarship to Rollins College.

John Paul Kuhlman

 

John Paul Kuhlman
(Providence H.S.) 1st Team All City. 1st Team All State. McDonald's All American Nominee. 2A State Champion in Three Point contest. Received Basketball Scholarship to Davidson University.

 

 Dante Anderson
(Gainesville Eastside H.S.)  As a Junior- MVP of the 2006 5A State Finals. Florida's #1 rated prospect in class of 2008. 1st Team All State Recruited by nearly every big program in the country.  Tragically killed in an automobile accident on Saturday, May 19.

JJ Kuhlman
(Episcopal  H.S.)
shot 85% Free Throw percentage and  50.6% 3 point shooting percentages. Lead the city of Jacksonville in Scoring (2011): 22.4 points per game. All City  Signed with Belmont Abbey

William Cummings

 

 William Cummings
(Providence H.S.)  Times Union Basketball Player of the Year All City, All State,  McDonald’s All American Nominee Signed with Temple University.

 

Jon Berens
(Nease H.S.) Top 5 in Jacksonville in:  Free Throw and 3 point percentage. All-City

 

Kevin Stursberg
(Episcopal H.S.) Shot 90% Free Throw percentage 8.8 rebounds per game. Signed with Carnegie Mellon

James Bell

 

James Bell
(Montverde Academy)  All-City, All-State.  Signed to play Basketball at Villanova University.

 

Nick Kuhlman
(Episcopal H.S.) 51% 3 point FG pct. Led the city in Free Throw percentage: 94% Signed to play at Hampden Sydney College

 

Sean Overstreet
(Episcopal H.S.) Three point shooting percentage:50.4% Free Throw percenatge: 81% Signed with Oglethorpe

Patrick Young

 

Patric Young
(Providence H.S.)  All City, All State, Played in McDonald’s All American Game,2A State Player of the year Signed to play Basketball at the University of Florida.

Patch Kuhlman
(Providence H.S.)  All-City, 2nd Team All-State. Received Basketball Scholarship to Belmont Abbey.

 

David Williams
(First Coast H. S.)  All City. Signed to play Basketball at UNC Greensboro.

 

Brendan Walker

Brendan Walker
(Bishop Kenny H.S.)  Scored over 2,000 points during High School career. Lead city in scoring (24.7ppg) and Free Throw percentage (87%). District 4 POY. McDonald's All-American Nominee.  1st Team All-City; 2nd Team All-State Received Basketball Scholarship to Mercer University

 

David Swan
(Arlington Country Day) averaged 14 points 11 assists. Shot 82% from the free throw line and 48% on three point shots. Received Basketball Scholarship to St. Johns River Community College.

He also has worked with:

Trey Pappas (Episcopal HS) Brennan Sullivan (Bishop Kenny HS)  Shelton Brooks (Wolfson HS)  Austin Franklin (St. John’s Country Day School) Osborn Blount (Paxon HS) Andrew Patacky (Bolles HS) Jawuan Harris (Fletcher HS) Sterling Thomas (Fleming Island HS) Sierra Shephard (Ribault HS) Taylor Hernandez (Fleming Island HS) Tierra Shephard (Ribault HS) Kloe Thompson (Bishop Kenny HS) Ellie Padgett (Fletcher HS) William McDuffie (Ed White HS) Jamal Lancaster (Fletcher HS) Breoni Lee (Bishop Snyder HS) Nets AAU Team Megan Pfuntner (Fleming Island) Alan Whitaker (Beaches Chapel HS) Alex Whitaker (Beaches Chapel HS) Roy Ware (Providence HS) Gracie Thurson (Fletcher HS) Shea Anderson (Lee HS)

Jaylen Jefferson (Atlantic Coast HS) Justin Chandler (Ribault HS)  Shelton Brooks (Wolfson HS) Wendell Wade (Oakleaf HS) Andrew Fleming (Providence HS) Grayson Allen (Providence HS) Trey Abney (Episcopal HS) Wyatt Walker (Providence HS) Janeil Jenkins (First Coast HS) Jeremy Wright (Ribault HS) Keeshaun King (Ribault HS) James Foster (Potter’s House HS) West Nassau HS Girl’s Team Chandler Harper (Middleburg HS) Shaggy Allmond (Bishop Kenny HS) Danny Voss (Fletcher HS) Matt McGuier (Ponte Vedra HS) Jasmine Martin (Mandarin HS) Bryce Abdullah (ACD) Cameron Fowler (Lee HS) CJ Hurst (Beaches Chapel HS) Kent Thomas (Episcopal HS)