Club Statement: Jamie Pearlman
5 Jun
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Adelaide 36ers assistant coach Jamie Pearlman has resigned from his position as Assistant Coach and will not be part of the NBL24 season.
Pearlman informed the club of his decision, and the club supports his desire to explore head coaching opportunities overseas.
“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my three seasons with the 36ers and I’d like to thank Grant (Kelley), CJ (Bruton) and the entire organisation for their support. I wish the team all the best for the NBL24 season,” Pearlman said.
Head coach CJ Bruton said Pearlman has a great basketball mind and is excited for his next opportunity.
“I’m thrilled for Jamie to explore overseas opportunities and wish him all the best,” Bruton said.
The club would like to thank Jamie for his time at the club and wish him all the best for his future endeavours.
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