SHOTZONE MANAGEMENT TEAM
OUR APPROACH
We approach company success in three pillars. Innovation, Commitment and Transformation. Our success depends on our ability to innovate and provide the hands-on experience for our customers. We strive to bring in the newest and best technology, training, coaches and techniques to bring out the best in our customers. We are committed to ensure that every customer is able to enjoy and experience tangible results, if they adhere to our training methodology, programs and mentoring. Their results is our testimony and we are committed to help them achieve their optimal performance. The end goal is Transformation, not only in basketball performance, but also overall in all areas of their lives by following a lifestyle of discipline, determination and commitment with us. We want every customer to walk with us and come out transformed in the end.
ERIC CHU - MANAGING DIRECTOR
P.K.ONG - DIRECTOR
TOMER LOITER - DIRECTOR
Tomer Loiter has always been a passionate basketball lover. His daughter Ariel Loiter followed his passion and expressed her interest in childhood. Tomer has worked with international training technology and coaches while training and mentoring Ariel in her journey. At a tender age of 14 years old, Ariel is already with the Singapore National Team and has won numerous basketball awards. Through his experience, he has put together the best basketball player development strategies in the creation of Shot Zone facilities.
JOHN MC AULIFFE - GENERAL MANAGER
John Mc Auliffe moved to Singapore in 1999 and after several years of family duties started the Bukit Tinggi Tigers, a basketball club for the expat youth to improve their love of the sport. He then started the Stingers and Grizzlies Basketball Clubs. John has worked with both the International and local communities to improve the basketball scene for all youth in Singapore. John founded the CBL - Community Basketball league in 2004, a youth league that now boasts up to 200 teams each season across many age groups and divisions. John founded the Asia Pacific Cup in 2006, a tournament that now brings the youth of the world together in Singapore to play the sport they love.
