Former National Basketball Association player Chris Anstey took to the Minerdome to run some budding athletes through their paces on Thursday.
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Anstey conducted a 45-minute session with SEDA College students about sporting success and club culture before hitting the court for some practical work.
MENTOR: Former NBA and NBL star Chris Anstey addresses SEDA College students, a dedicated school for youngsters with sporting talents and aspirations, during his session on Thursday. Picture: Lachlan Bence
Anstey thoroughly enjoys being involved with young people who are genuinely passionate about a career in the sports industry.
“I’ve been a part of it for three years and I’m only a part of it because I really like what they do,” Anstey said.
“That’s one of the great things about SEDA, they are all around Victoria, you get kids that are genuinely engaged with sport.”
Daniel Short
Sports journalist
