Any candidates arise for the job?

Who would be in the running??

This is all speculation, and I dont know if these people are applying, but I am going to throw out a couple of names who might be good candidates for the job.

Rod Tanabe - Assistant Coach last year
Jamie Oei - Trying to get back to the Coaching
Steve Anderson - Ex Assistant Coach at Cap & Kwantlen
Chris Ufford - Assistant Coach at Cap last year
Rob McClellan - Ex Assistant Coach at Cap
Mike Morgan - Carson Coach
Tony Scott - Glen Eagle Coach & Assistant Coach to Gill on U15 Provincial team
Paul Eberhardt - Might want to get back to the college game after 1 year hiatus
Aaron Mitchell - STM Coach, Assistant Coach to Gil on U15 Provincial team
Pasha Bains - Gil's buddy and could be a good compliment to DRIVE Business
Greg Matic - Burnaby South Coach who has great ties to area players
Brian Lee - Ex Saints Coach
Bill Disbrow - VC Coach
Matt McKay - N. Delta Coach and up and coming Basketball BC Coach
Randy Nohr - good coach but why would he want to leave UBC that pays him well

Besides that can anyone else name anyone who would be good?

I believe Matt McKay just took the women's job at Kwantlen.

Word has it that the Weasel is back as the Douglas Mens' Head Coach.

Douglas has a new coach...announcement to come soon. Hired the assistant coach from Alberta, Clayton Pottinger. Only Jamie Oei was on the previous post's list of potential candidates.

The Douglas College Centre for Campus Life is pleased to announce that Clayton Pottinger has been named the Head Coach for the Royals Men’s Basketball Program.

Clayton brings a wealth of experience at both the CCAA and CIS levels having served as the Head Coach of Kings University College in Alberta for 5 years and is presently the Assistant Coach at the University of Alberta. In his functions at U of A Clayton worked with long time coach Don Horwood and also with Greg Francis who is also the Men’s Junior National Team Coach. During his time in Alberta Clayton also coached the Edmonton Chill of the IBL professional league and played for 5 years at University of Alberta wear he captained the Golden Bears to won a CIS championship in 1994.

Clayton holds a masters degree in Coaching Studies from the University of Victoria and has been a high school math teacher for the past 14 years.

“Douglas College is very fortunate to have Clayton join its coaching staff and I am very confident that he will establish and elite competitive environment that is required to win at the CCAA level.” stated Dean Howie the Director of Athletics & Campus Life.

“I am thrilled at the opportunity to lead the Douglas Royals and I look forward to the challenge of competing in the BCCAA conference. I will spend the summer recruiting and scouting players to ensure that Douglas College is competitive this year.” mentioned Pottinger.