In 1995, Anthony moved to the South Jersey area where he became a substitute teacher, Mentor and High School basketball coach. Before coaching at the collegiate level for 4 years at Rutgers Camden University.

During the summer, Anthony coordinated several basketball leagues and camps for the youth and adults. His participation in youth sports attracted hundreds of children through programs and sponsors of the NBA/WNBA association. He later became the Director of recreation at a local recreation facility, where he jump started several programs and classes for the community.

Anthony Also Coached several basketball teams during the summer. His team won 4 championships in 4 years. Setting an impressive            55 wins and 0 loses, which is a Burlington county record.          In 2008 - 2010, Anthony coached his team to 3 championships in                   the Cherry Hill Racquetball Club men's league.                  

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COMMUNITY


Community Activist &
Recreation Coordinator      

Making a Difference 
in the Community
from editor
Ron Martin
Burlington County Times

In 2002, Anthony was nominated for community volunteer of the year. By the Burlington County Times. 

In 2003, he received the community activist award from is residing Township.

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Program a Slam Dunk
     By Melissa Hayes
Staff writer

Mount Holly-The sun Beating down on the blacktop at Milldam Park didn't stop dozens of children from gathering to play basketball twice a week.
The free summer league, which ran during July, drew players from Eastampton, Lumberton, Mount Holly, Pemberton Twp. and Willingboro.
Teams weren't restricted to having players from only one town, sometimes many other leagues stipulate, and parents said they couldn't beat the price.
Referee Anthony Loren of Mount Holly, organized the program after offering summer clinics last year.
Normil is an assistant coach at Rutgers University's Camden campus.