Testimonials

“Testimony from a Proud Father of Brittani Reiterman. My daughter came home from school one day in the seventh grade and told me she wanted to play basketball in college. She is only 5 feet 4 inches tall but with a competitive and big heart. One of the first things I investigated was to find basketball training for my daughter knowing that fundamentals and skill development were very important to succeed. I did my research and found a camp in Kirkland, Wash called Quick Handle ran by Coach Mendezona. I was so impressed how he taught the kids dribbling skills that I signed up for other camps as well. My daughter loved to go to Coach Mendo's camps because she was challenged and got better each time. His training, skill development and the mental approach to the game has influenced her success more than anymore. I am proud to say that my daughter will be playing basketball at a Division 2 school next year. I want to thank Coach Mendo and Quick Handle for dramatically improving her as a basketball player.”

Thanks Coach

“Mark has attended Coach Mendezona’s camps since he was in his first years of recreational basketball to playing for premier select teams.

It speaks volumes to watch Coach Mendezona’s kids at the clinics and camps.  They are not only incredible basketball players (ranging from college teams to grade school), but are positive role models off the court as well.     

Pure and simple:

QUICK HANDLE HAS ALL THE INGREDIENTS TO MAKE PLAYERS SUCCESSFUL ON AND OFF THE COURT.

Coach Mendezona teaches the mental and physical components of the game. 

1) Integrity – coach shares life experiences with the kids that help them realize that integrity is a key ingredient to life

2) Mental toughness – everyone gets knocked down – but those that get back up and continue the battle win

3) Compete with yourself – the measuring stick is your own personal improvement

4) Incredible ball handling skills

5) Quick Trigger shooting

6) Offensive and Defensive techniques

Bottom line – Quick Handle wastes no time in getting it done.  Kid’s notice their results quickly, and want to keep coming back for more.

Try it out – you won’t be sorry.”

Kimberly Lieberman

Woodinville Washington

“My son, KJ, has always played the post.  KJ went to the Quick Handle Ball Handling Camp and it was the best camp my son has ever gone to.  I like the fact that the camp focused on one aspect of the game. The camp was very affordable and was the best money I've ever spent on a camp.  There was a very noticeable change not only in his ball handling but more importantly in his confidence and his work ethic. The” can do” attitude that Coach Mendo teaches is what I teach my son, but coming from an outside influence really validated what I am teaching my son.  Coach Mendo is not only a great ball handling coach but more importantly he is a great role model and influence on the kids attending his camp.  This year I will put both my 14-yr old and 8-yr old sons in the camp.  If your child is serious about playing the game of basketball, I guarantee you this camp will be the best thing you can do for your student athlete.” 

Kevin Smith

Concord, California

Check out our QH Alumni

We have had the distinct privilege of working with so many excellent basketball players.  Below is a short list of players that have attended our camps, academies, and/or AAU teams that have played or are currently playing College basketball. 

Ashley Graham—Santa Clara

Lauren Shaughnessy—Saint Marys

Tim Hays—Boise State/Northwest Nazarene

Christa Hays—Boise State

Kari Wooley—Minnesota Morris/Cascade College

Katie Henderson—University of Southern California

Jamie Edwards—University of Denver

Mark Sanchez—Simpson University

Kelly Hughes—UTEP

Katie Urban— University Of California Irvine

Jessica Mendezona—Cal Baptist University

Kevin Tyner—Western Oregon

Ryan Menton—Warner Southern College

Amy Taylor—University of Oregon

Charday Hunt– Clackamas Community College

Annalise  Nashif - Northwest Nazarene

Andrea Whaley - Concordia   

Becky Bracelin - The Master's

Jasmine Malmin - Mt. Hood Community College   

Rachel Travis– Northwest University

Erik Tierny– Olympic College

Rhiannon Dickison- Colorado Christian/Southern Oregon

Davy McVicker-  Missouri Baptist

Ty Houghton– Portland Community College

Tyler Mendezona– Portland Community College

Elzie Dickens– Portland Community College

John-Mark Ludwick-  University of Texas at San Antonio

Drake Kerr-  Crowley's Ridge Community College

Rachel Scarpelli- Concordia Universityh