Terry Layton
Terry Layton Inducted 2009 Men’s Basketball Coach
Northwest Nazarene University Highlights Overall Winning Percentage of 60.7 percent (127-82) at Northwest Nazarene University Advanced to 5 consecutive NAIA District II Playoff appearances, 1978-1982 Professional Experience Served as Collegiate Head Basketball Coach at Adams State College, Azusa Pacific University, Mayville State College, Oklahoma Panhandle State, Nebraska Western Community College and Northwest Nazarene University. Served as Head Coach of professional teams in China, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Mexico and Taiwan. Served as Head Coach of the national Teams for Guatemala (1980 and 1981 summer), Mexico (1990), Panama (1999), and Qatar (1997-98). Served as head Coach of the CBA Minot Snowbears (2002), the International Basketball Associations’ Billings RimRockers (1999-2002) and was the Head Coach and General manager of the United States Basketball Leagues’ Nebraska Cranes (2005). Served as President and Head Coach of Basketball Connections, an organization that specializes in short and long-term international basketball projects and FIBA Basketball Consulting and Clinic Instruction.
Northwest Nazarene University Highlights Overall Winning Percentage of 60.7 percent (127-82) at Northwest Nazarene University Advanced to 5 consecutive NAIA District II Playoff appearances, 1978-1982 Professional Experience Served as Collegiate Head Basketball Coach at Adams State College, Azusa Pacific University, Mayville State College, Oklahoma Panhandle State, Nebraska Western Community College and Northwest Nazarene University. Served as Head Coach of professional teams in China, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Mexico and Taiwan. Served as Head Coach of the national Teams for Guatemala (1980 and 1981 summer), Mexico (1990), Panama (1999), and Qatar (1997-98). Served as head Coach of the CBA Minot Snowbears (2002), the International Basketball Associations’ Billings RimRockers (1999-2002) and was the Head Coach and General manager of the United States Basketball Leagues’ Nebraska Cranes (2005). Served as President and Head Coach of Basketball Connections, an organization that specializes in short and long-term international basketball projects and FIBA Basketball Consulting and Clinic Instruction.
