Coach Greg Nossaman

Camp Director: Head Coach Greg C. Nossaman

Coach Greg Nossaman enters his 19th season as the Boys Varsity Basketball Coach. The Patriots have captured 5 OCC titles and 4 District Championship and one state final four in 2019. He spent the past ten years as the head coach at Willard High School, where his teams accumulated a 173-63 record. His teams won five league championships and five district championships and one state final four in 2001. Coach Nossaman has been named District 6 Coach of the Year three times, State Coach of the Year three times, as well as District 11 Coach of the Year three times.

Originally from Fremont, Ohio, Coach Nossaman was a three-sport athlete in Basketball, Baseball and Cross Country at Fremont Ross High School. In his College Basketball career, Coach Nossaman started his playing career at Siena Heights College in Adrian, Michigan then transferred to Capital University to become a student assistant coach. While at Capital, he earned a degree in education and later a Masters in education from the University of Louisiana at Monroe. In 2007, he completed Ashland University’s program in educational administration.

Coach Nossaman began his coaching career at Newark Catholic High School in 1986, and from there he was an assistant coach at Capital University for 5 years. This is his 32nd season as a head coach and has posted a 485-250 career record. Go Patriots!

Liberty Basketball Graduates that have played in college:

• Tommy Waterwash 2009 Otterbein University
• Matt Napier 2010 Marietta University
• Andy Yazromek 2011 Otterbein University
• Frankie Longino 2011 Heidelberg University
• Nick Archer 2012 Hillsdale College
• Josh Pollner 2012 Heidelberg University
• Jake Bishoff 2012 Otterbein University
• Alex Radkiewicz 2013 Ohio Northern University
• Nick Nossaman 2013 College of Wooster
• Bo Scheper 2013 Cedarville University
• Mike DeLeon 2014 Ohio Dominican University
• Law Jones 2014 Ohio Wesleyan University
• Ben Roderick 2019 Ohio University
• Nick Nakasian 2019 Carnegie Mellon
• Mitchell Kershner 2019 Rochester University
• Henry Hinkle 2021 Ohio Wesleyan University
• Cooper Davis 2022 Ashland University
• Tyler Kropp 2025 Northwestern University