Kevin Bille- Head Coach
5th Season
(2007-08)
Kevin Bille is in his fifth season as a Notre Dame Head Basketball Coach. Prior to joining the Falcons, Bille compiled an extensive list of coaching and playing credentials, which include coaching at Walsh University after playing four years in its basketball program.
As a player at Walsh, Bille compiled an overall career record of 101-35. During that time, the Cavaliers were league champions, ranked second in the nation and went to the Final Four in the National Tournament in 1995. In 1997, the team was ranked first in the nation, which was also a first in school history. They also made an appearance in the National Tournament that year.
For his career, Bille was a two-time All-league selection as a point guard. He became the college's eighteenth all-time leading scorer after recording 1135 points. He was second all-time in three-pointers made with 196, third in assists with 383, and third in free throw percentage with 85 percent. He also set the Walsh record for most consecutive free throws made with 32.
Following his career at Walsh, Bille played professionally in Iserlohn, Germany. In his one year with the Kangaroos, he averaged 20 points and five assists per game. With the conclusion of the season, he returned to Walsh as a graduate assistant for two seasons in which time, the team won the American Mideast Conference (AMC) and participated in the National Tournament in 2002.
The following year, Bille became an assistant for Tiffin University's men's basketball program and the head coach of the women's golf team. As a golf coach, he was named AMC Coach of the Year after his team earned AMC and Regional championships and placed 20th in the NAIA National Championships.
A Brewster, Ohio native, Bille earned a Bachelor's Degree in Communications and a Master's Degree in Education from Walsh. Kevin and his wife Erin have one child - Camden, who was born in 2007. They live in Stow.
Bille is also the Head Coach of the NDC Men's Golf team.
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