Dave Kenah is in his second season with the Scarlet Knights as the program’s coordinator of basketball operations/video. In the role, he is heavily involved in scouting reports, breaking down game and practice film and film exchange.
A Rutgers graduate, Kenah returned to “the Banks” after serving as coordinator at Hoop1 Video in East Rutherford. He assisted in the organization of all NBA and NCAA basketball games to the Hoop1 website and coordinated a daily schedule of all NBA and NCAA basketball games. During his time with Hoop1, he also worked as a video coordinator intern and game night employee for the Brooklyn Nets. He assisted the NBA franchise with video operations, including game logging, scouting reports and personnel edits. He also organized and maintained scouting database of opponent offenses and player tendencies.
The Denville, N.J. native earned his first NBA experience as assistant video coordinator/intern with the Boston Celtics from September, 2012 to October, 2013. He assisted in video operations, including game logging, scouting reports and personnel edits. He organized and maintained the scouting database of opponent offenses and player tendencies, assisted in skill development and provided the front office staff with edits of draft prospects.
As an undergraduate at Rutgers, Kenah served as a student manager from 2008-12, assisting in video operations and other daily operations within the program. He earned a sports management degree in exercise science and sports studies in 2012.
In the community, Kenah has worked to support In Brayden’s Eyes: The Brayden Carr Foundation, as well as organized multiple events for The LIVESTRONG Foundation.
