Luke Fennelly
Photo by: Kelly Gorham
6/16/2017 11:36:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Whitefish product has worked as operations director and GA at MSU
Whitefish product Luke Fennelly, a member of the Montana State men's basketball staff for the past four seasons, was named assistant coach by Brian Fish on Monday.
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"Luke has done an outstanding job for us in the Director of Operations position and has earned the right to be given the shot to move into the full-time assistant position. His connection with the players, work ethic, and Montana roots all played huge factors in my decision."
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Fennelly joined the Bobcats as a graduate assistant in the summer of 2013, and became the operations director prior to the 2015-16 season. A two-time all-conference basketball player at Whitefish High, Fennelly earned his BS in Sports Business with a minor in Economics from Oregon in 2012. While in Eugene, he worked as an assistant men's basketball coach at Lane Community College from 2010-13. He completed his Master's in Health and Human Performance with an emphasis in Coaching and Sport Science from MSU in 2016.
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Known for his organizational skills, Fennelly has drawn praise from Fish for his work in areas such as coordinating summer camps, scheduling and team travel.
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"Luke has done an outstanding job for us in the Director of Operations position and has earned the right to be given the shot to move into the full-time assistant position. His connection with the players, work ethic, and Montana roots all played huge factors in my decision."
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Fennelly joined the Bobcats as a graduate assistant in the summer of 2013, and became the operations director prior to the 2015-16 season. A two-time all-conference basketball player at Whitefish High, Fennelly earned his BS in Sports Business with a minor in Economics from Oregon in 2012. While in Eugene, he worked as an assistant men's basketball coach at Lane Community College from 2010-13. He completed his Master's in Health and Human Performance with an emphasis in Coaching and Sport Science from MSU in 2016.
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Known for his organizational skills, Fennelly has drawn praise from Fish for his work in areas such as coordinating summer camps, scheduling and team travel.
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