Wayne Greenbeck
Coach - Basketball
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Wayne Greenbeck spent most of his life at Minooka, either as an athlete, teacher, or coach. He was a key member of the 1962 baseball team that was the first Minooka team to qualify for the IHSA State Finals. He also played on the 1962-63 basketball team that had a 25-3 record and won both the Fox Valley and Coal Valley conferences. He returned to Minooka in 1969 as a teacher and coach. In 1971 he began a 15-year tenure as the head boys basketball coach. He would win one regional championship and four conference titles while compiling a 195-189 record. As of 2024, he won more games than any Minooka boys basketball coach. He later became head coach of the girls basketball team where he won a conference title in his first year. In addition, Greenbeck served as the athletic director from 1989-1995, during which Minooka would add five sports to its athletic program. Throughout his career, he also served as an assistant coach in various sports.
Wayne Greenbeck spent most of his life at Minooka, either as an athlete, teacher, or coach. He was a key member of the 1962 baseball team that was the first Minooka team to qualify for the IHSA State Finals. He also played on the 1962-63 basketball team that had a 25-3 record and won both the Fox Valley and Coal Valley conferences. He returned to Minooka in 1969 as a teacher and coach. In 1971 he began a 15-year tenure as the head boys basketball coach. He would win one regional championship and four conference titles while compiling a 195-189 record. As of 2024, he won more games than any Minooka boys basketball coach. He later became head coach of the girls basketball team where he won a conference title in his first year. In addition, Greenbeck served as the athletic director from 1989-1995, during which Minooka would add five sports to its athletic program. Throughout his career, he also served as an assistant coach in various sports.
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