Dan Trebour, Camp Director
Coach Trebour has been the Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach at Walt Whitman High School for 25 years. He was an All-County player and County Champion at WWHS before going on to play basketball and soccer at Albright College. He has been teaching English at WWHS for 27 years and has amassed 332 wins as Head Coach. In the past two seasons the team’s record is 42-8. His team was back-to-back County Champions and 2024 Long Island Champions. Coach Trebour was named Suffolk County Large School Coach of the Year by the coaches’ association and was named Newsday’s Suffolk Coach of the Year in 2023.
Ralph Milazzo
Coach Milazzo is currently a Social Studies Teacher at Walt Whitman HS and is the Head JV Girls Basketball Coach. He was recently awarded the 2024 JV League I Coach of the Year after this year’s undefeated 19-0 season. Over the last 8 years Coach Milazzo’s record is 133-6. He played a major role in the Varsity team’s back-to-back Suffolk County Championship and this season’s Long Island Championship. He is the Defensive Coordinator of the Boys Varsity Football Team who recently won the Suffolk County Championship in the fall. Additionally, he is the Head Coach of the first ever Varsity Girls Flag Football Team which also won a Suffolk County title.
Iris Hoffman
Iris Hoffman is a Walt Whitman 2024 graduate. She plays on the Basketball, Flag Football, and Soccer teams at Whitman. Iris played AAU basketball for LI Lightning for 6 years and she has been a player at the All Island Basketball Camp since the 3rd grade. She played under Coach Trebour for 5 years on the varsity team and recently helped the team win back-to-back County Championships and a Long Island Championship for the first time in school history. Iris hit 78 three-pointers this season and is a 1,000 point scorer. She was named All-State and All-Long Island, and was just awarded Suffolk County Player of the Year for the 2024 season.
Ray Hoffman
Ray Hoffman is a Walt Whitman 2020 graduate and a former collegiate baseball player. Currently he is working toward his physical education degree at SUNY Cortland. He played basketball and baseball at Walt Whitman, earning All-League honors for baseball. Ray is a former player at All Island Basketball Camp and has been a tremendous counselor for the past two summers.
Kate Hoffman
Kate Hoffman is a rising junior at The University of Rhode Island and is studying to be a registered nurse. Kate graduated from Walt Whitman in 2022 and was a 3 sport athlete in her 4 years. Kate played for Long Island Lightning throughout middle and high school and was a 3 year starter on the Walt Whitman Girls Basketball team, making 2 Suffolk County final four appearances. While Kate was a junior her team was league champions, and her senior year she was named captain. While Kate was very skilled on the basketball court she was also an absolute beast on the inaugural Girls Flag Football team her senior year where she played quarterback and led Whitman to a County Championship. Kate was also captain of the flag football team and was awarded Newsday’s Suffolk County Player of the Year.
Sydney Zambrotta
Sydney Zambrotta is a Christ The King 2016 Graduate. She played basketball at the University of Louisville for two years then went on to graduate from George Washington University where she played basketball and earned a Masters Degree. She currently plays professional basketball overseas in Israel. In High School, Sydney was a four-star recruit and ESPNW’s 56th-best overall player in the class of 2016, 16th best at the point guard position. She was a two time All-State player. She led Christ The King to a Catholic High School Athletic Association state title as a junior and was named to the MSG Varsity all-New York City first team. She has over 2,000 career points. As an eighth grader in 2012 she broke the Long Island single-game varsity scoring record, dropping 63 points to go with 13 rebounds and 11 steals. She was also invited to the 2014 USA Women’s U-17 National Team Trials roster.
Coach Trebour is joined by the other members of Walt Whitman’s basketball coaching staff as well as local high school and college players.