English Introduction:
Greetings! My name is Everett Largo. I am of the Red Running into the Water Clan, born for the Water Flows Together Clan. My maternal grandfather is of the Bad Lands People Clan and my paternal grandfather is of the Mexican Clan. My parents are Sarah Lapahie Largo of Hogback, NM and Larry Lawrence Largo Sr. of Crownpoint, NM. My maternal grandparents are Cora Lapahie and Willie Lapahie. My paternal grandparents are Emma Smith and Hoskie Largo.

Coach Largo was born in Phoenix, Arizona and was raised on the Navajo Reservation near Hogback, New Mexico. Coach Largo is a member of the Navajo Nation. He graduated from Shiprock High School in Shiprock, NM. Coach Largo is an alumni of Devry University in Phoenix where he graduated and received a Degree in Electronics.

Coach Largo is the Head Coach for the Native Stars Basketball (NSB) program. His assistant is Coach Joe Torres. The NSB program is a youth basketball training program in Phoenix, Arizona. The NSB program is for Middle School to High School basketball players that are serious about improving their basketball skills. The NSB workouts will work on fundamental skills with position-specific instruction. Our goal is to develop our players basketball skills and to prepare them to play basketball at their highest level.    Read More ...

Previously,  Coach Largo coached at St. Mary’s High School in Phoenix, Arizona. During his 13 years at St. Marys, Coach Largo was the Assistant Basketball Coach for the Girl’s 5A-Division 1 Varsity Basketball team. Coach Largo's duties included working with the guards, forwards and post during practices, assisting with coaching duties during all games, maintaining player statistics and updating the SM Knights basketball web site. During the off season, Coach Largo assisted with the "Summer Knights" basketball team in summer leagues, camps and tournaments. Read More ....

Additionally, Coach Largo has worked basketball camps with the Tempe Eagles Basketball Camp at Scottsdale Community College, Coach Pappas Basketball Clinic in Scottsdale, Agua Fria High School Summer Basketball Camp in Avondale, Native American Youth Camp in Scottsdale, Howie Landa/Jennifer Gillom Basketball Camp in Phoenix, Joan Bonvicini Basketball Camp in Tucson, Native Stars Basketball program in Phoenix and the San Carlos Apache Tribe Wellness Center Basketball Camp in San Carlos, Arizona.

Recently, Coach Largo created the "Online" Native Basketball Tournament information website. This site was developed to promote Native American Basketball tournaments from the United States to Canada. This website is a free service for our Native American people. By networking with native tournament organizers, native coaches and native teams, we give our native people more opportunities to participate in more basketball tournaments. To post a basketball tournament, please use your computer to fill out the Online form and submit to Coach Largo.

If you are thinking about starting your own Native Basketball Tournament in your community and you do not know where to start, please Click Here to visit our Tournament Checklist site to view tournament rules & regulations, view our tournament checklist and to view a few samples of Native tournament double elimination brackets.

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