​After 35 years of coaching basketball, Coach Ken McGrory has

retired from coaching.

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​For the past 30 years, Ken has dedicated himself to training

and coaching players with special needs, helping athletes develop their basketball skills while building confidence, friendships, teamwork, and a love for the game.

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​One of Ken’s greatest contributions was creating and coaching the Champions Division. This special-needs basketball program allows athletes to compete, grow, and experience the pride of being part of a team.

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Coach Ken created much more than a basketball program. He created a community where athletes were welcomed, encouraged, and allowed to be part of the Champions Division both on and off the court.

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His 35 years of coaching — including 30 years devoted to athletes with special needs — have left an incredible and lasting legacy.

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Thank you, Coach Ken, for 35 years of dedication, passion, and commitment to the game and to the athletes you have served. 

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Most of all, thank you for creating Champions Division and showing so many athletes that there is always a place for them on the court.

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We wish you a happy and well-deserved retirement!

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Your legacy lives on in every Champion who takes the court.