Phillip Morrison: A Pro Guard From Six Countries, In Our Gym
A former collegiate All-American who played professionally in six countries spent May 23, 2026 coaching Regina kids at the HoopLife Centre. That is what the Pro-Level Clinic Series is for.
- Phillip Morrison is a former collegiate All-American point guard who played professionally in six countries.
- He has trained thousands of athletes, from grassroots players to the NCAA, NBA and WNBA levels.
- His HoopLife day ran three sessions: ages 7-10, ages 11-13, and high school and university.
- He builds confident, high-IQ guards: pace, decisions, and handling pressure when the game gets real.
Some coaches teach moves. Phillip Morrison teaches what it takes to play the point when the game gets real — because he did it professionally on three continents.
Who he is
A former collegiate All-American point guard, Phillip went on to play professionally in six countries. As a skills development coach he has trained thousands of athletes, from grassroots players all the way to the NCAA, NBA and WNBA levels.
He is also the founder of Hoops for Christ, and has travelled the world leading camps, clinics and missions work — using basketball to build up players, coaches and whole communities. That mentorship side is a big part of why we wanted him in front of our kids, not just his handle.
What he ran at HoopLife
On May 23, 2026 he ran three sessions at the HoopLife Centre — ages 7-10, ages 11-13, and a high school and university group. The work was pure point guard school: playing with pace, making better decisions, handling pressure, and building the confident, high-IQ game that actually translates on game day. For guards especially, it was a massive day.
Part of a bigger pattern
Phillip's visit followed the Jordan Lawley and Marek Klassen clinic, and the Pro-Level Clinic Series keeps going: HoopLife flies pro-level coaches and players into Regina through the year so athletes here get elite reps without leaving home.
And when the clinic ends, the development does not. The same written coaching library runs our weekly sessions and 1-on-1 training, so the habits a pro sparks get drilled every week after.
Why we fly people in at all
Because the alternative is that this experience only exists for families who can fly out. Elite skills training clusters in big cities, and a Saskatchewan kid with real ambition has historically had to travel for it, at a cost most families will not pay for a maybe.
Bringing the trainer here inverts that. Every serious player in Regina gets the same floor, the same coaching detail and the same afternoon with somebody who trains professionals, for the price of a clinic rather than a trip. That is the whole idea, and it is why these keep happening rather than being a one-off.
Who should come
Players who already train and want to test themselves against a higher standard get the most from it. But these are not tryouts and nobody is scouting: a motivated ten-year-old and a varsity guard both belong, because the groups are split by age and the coaching meets each group where it is.
If your kid is not there yet, the honest path is a season of weekly sessions first, then the next clinic. The clinics page is where new dates land, with a notify list for hearing first.
And if the price of a clinic is the obstacle for your family, BOOST Kids exists so that a motivated Regina kid never misses this kind of day over money. Ask, because that conversation is one we have every week and it stays between us.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Phillip Morrison?
A former collegiate All-American point guard who played professionally in six countries, founder of Hoops for Christ, and a skills coach who has trained athletes up to the NCAA, NBA and WNBA levels.
Will HoopLife bring more pros to Regina?
Yes — the Pro-Level Clinic Series runs through the year as athletes are confirmed. Watch the Pro-Level Clinics page, where the notify list hears first.
What does a pro clinic session focus on?
Each pro brings their own game. Phillip's sessions focused on pace, decision-making, handling pressure and guard skills that translate straight into games.
Not sure where your kid fits?
Leave your name and email and a HoopLife coach will help you work it out. Or start with the $10 Get Started package: a planning meeting with a Director plus their first session.
