Feb 17, 2021
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Congratulations to Ricky Oliver, longtime AAU member, volunteer, and coach, for his recent induction into the New England AAU Sports Hall of Fame.
Coach Oliver has served tirelessly as an AAU volunteer for more than 15 years, most notably as the NEAAU Girls Basketball Chair for twelve (12) years as well as being a member of the National AAU Girls Basketball Committee.
A retired Air Force veteran, Coach Oliver has also built a successful high school coaching career in Salem, New Hampshire tallying more than 200 wins throughout his tenure.
Thank you Coach Oliver for all you do for the amateur youth athletes of America.
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