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HONOURS AND AWARDS 2005 - Hemmings' Coached Brandon Bobcats 1986-89 Team Inducted into Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame - National Champions 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89 2005 - Head Coach Mattersburg 49ers - Austrian Professional League 2004 - Head Coach Team Ah Ittihad - Syrian Professional League - Regular Season Champions 17-1 Record 2002 - Great Plains Conference - Coach of the Year - Manitoba Basketball Coaches Association - Coach of the Year - Province of Manitoba 3M - Coach of the Year - Nominee 3M National - Coach of the Year 2001 - Great Plains Conference - Coach of the Year - Manitoba Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year 2000 - Great Plains Conference - Coach of the Year - Manitoba Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year 1997 - Province of Manitobas Mens Open Basketball - Coach of the Year 1996 - Province of Manitobas Mens Open Basketball - Coach of the Year 1996 - Surry Community College - Alumnus of the Year - Dobson, NC, USA 1992 - GPAC Coach of the Year 1989 - Order of the Buffalo - Province of Manitoba 1988 - GPAC Coach of the Year 1986 - CIAU All-Star Game Coach 1983 - GPAC Coach of the Year 1982 - Sportsman of the Year - Brandon Sun Newspaper - Brandon, Manitoba 1982 - GPAC Coach of the Year 1981 - GPAC Coach of the Year 1980 - GPAC Coach of the Year 1980 - CIAU Coach of the Year Award |
 Coach Hemmings at the 1994 World Championships with the rest of the Canadian National team including future NBA stars Steve Nash - Pheonix Suns - NBA MVP 2005 (to the left of Coach Hemmings), Rick Fox - Los Angeles Lakers (3 to the right of Coach Hemmings), and future European pro and Brandon Bobcat player Joey Vickery (top row second from the right). |
National Team Experience Aug 1994 - World Basketball Championship Toronto, Ontario, Canada - 6th Jul 1994 - Berlin Cup Berlin, Germany - 1st May - Jun 1994 - World Basketball Tour Jan - May 1994 - National Team Development Victoria, B.C. Dec 1993 - European Tour Nov 1993 - Big East Tour Head Coach - National Team Aug 1991 - Pan American Games Havana, Cuba Jul 1991 - World University Games Sheffield, England - 2nd Jun 1991 - World Basketball League Tour USA Assistant Coach - Canadian Team Aug 1990 - World Basketball Championships Argentina - 12th Jul 1990 - Los Angeles Pro League Jul 1990 - Ontario Tour vs. UNC - Charlotte Jun 1990 - World Basketball Tour May 1990 - British Columbia Tour vs. AIM May 1990 - Japan Tour Aug 1989 - World University Games Germany - 4th Jul 1989 - Asian Games Seoul, Korea Jun 1989 - World Championship Qualifications Mexico City, Mexico |
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Team Canada, who defeated the Soviet Union, to make it to the finals against the USA in Sheffield, England. Back row (left to right): Bob Mandzuk - Manager / Assistant Coach, Ken Murray - Assistant Coach, Ted Byrne, Martin Keane, Spencer McKay, Barry Bekkadam, Scott Petterson, Andrew Steinfeld, Phil Dixon, Jerry Hemmings - Head Coach. Front Row (left to right): Jeff - Trainer, Ron Putzi, Tommy Johnson, Joey Vickery, Alex Urosivic, Phil Stewart |
 Dr. Dennis Anderson, Past-President of BU (left) and Dr. Ron Common, Past-Dean of Education presents Coach Hemmings with 600th Career win plaque. |
Coach Hemmings is the "Winningest Coach in Canadian University History" with 734 career wins. He has 4 National titles, 13 Final 4 appearances, 21 Final 8 Appearances, 19 Conference Championships, a run of 16 straight Final 8 appearances and has coached 4 CIS/CIAU Player's of the Year and 13 Fist Team All-Canadians.
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Coach Hemmings (left) with Marty Blake, NBA Head Scouting Director (centre), and Ken Shields (right), Associate Head Coach of Team Austailia. 2003 European Basketball Championships Stockholm, Sweden |
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Coach Hemmings with his Ah Ittihad Team Syrian Professional League Regular Season Champions Season record: 17 wins, 1 loss |
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