Dana Barros Basketball Club Announces Brian Ross as Interim Director of Girls AAU Basketball Program

About Dana Barros Basketball Club
The Dana Barros Basketball Club is a premier basketball facility committed to providing high-quality coaching, training, and competition for youth athletes. The club prides itself on its legacy of player development and dedication to nurturing talent at all levels of the game.

Oliver’s Background:

2016-Present: Director of AAU Basketball, Dana Barros, Stoughton, MA
2021-2023: Varsity Coach Oliver Ames High School, Easton, MA
2019-2021: Head Boys Basketball Coach, Walpole High School, Walpole, MA
2015-2016: Founder, Commonwealth Gladiators AAU program
2012-2019: Assistant Head Boys Basketball Coach, Oliver Ames High School, Easton, MA
2023-Present: Assistant Coach Curry College

Coach has been coaching at the High level for the past 10 years. Nine of those seasons at Oliver Ames High School where he helped the program win the Hockomock Davenport Conference in 2011 & 2015. In 2015.

“Our goal at DBBC is to have all players improve during their season.  Player development is our number one goal.  The W’s will follow as the players continue to improve. Our staff of coaches and I are excited to continue to grow our program with each season adding more teams!”

Brian’s Background:

• 25 Years as both a player and coach
• Averaged 38.6 points per game during his senior year at North Quincy High School
• Led the Boston College team in rebounding and Big East scoring during his freshman season
• Pivotal member of the Eagles in the 2001 Big East Tournament champions
• Competed in Switzerland and Italy
• Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach at the Woodward School in Quincy, MA
• Founder and CEO of Basketball By 45, LLC

“To be able to be associated with an AAU program that has the best facilities, coaches, support staff, and players in the area is an opportunity that I cherish and will look to continue to build on an organization that has been a leader in the basketball community for years.”