men_s_basketball:jack_nagle
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Jack Nagle
Personal Biography
Born: 1918
Birthplace: Milwaukee, WI
Death: 1991
Pre-Coaching
Before entering the coaching ranks Nagle attended school at Marquette University from 1936-1940 and played on the basketball team, lettering in '38/'39 and '39/'40. After graduating from Marquette Nagle enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps where he served from 1940-1944.
Coaching Career
| School | Position | Years | Record |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marquette University | Assistant Coach | 1944-1953 | N/A |
| Marquette University | Head Coach | 1953-1958 | 69-55 |
| Whitefish Bay HS | Men's Head Coach | 1958-1973 | N/A |
| Whitefish Bay HS | Women's Head Coach | 1973-1988 | N/A |
Coaching Highlights
- Led Marquette to first ever NCAA tournament appeearnce, reaching the Elite 8 in '54/'55.
- Ten Time Wisconsin HS Coach of the Year
- Charter Member of Wisconsin HS Basketball Assn Hall of Fame
- Only coach to coach teams in the NCAA Tournament, Boy's State Tournament and Girl's State Tournament.
Awards
* 1955- Named National Jesuit College Coach of the Year
Other Career Tidbits
As a teacher at Whitefish Bay, Nagle taught English and coached basketball. In the 80's Nagle served as a scout for the Cavs and Mavericks of the NBA. He also served as commissioner of the CBA and published the book “Power Pattern Offenses for Winning Basketball”
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