“High school is a great spot to be in,” he said. “You can touch so many different players and meet great people within the district. There’s a lot of opportunity for high school players to grow before they move on to college and start their lives.”
Hammett took over the men’s basketball program at Penn State Wilkes-Barre (PSWB) in March 2015. Over nine seasons, he built a powerhouse, amassing a record of 201-77, the best in school history.
Despite these setbacks, Nick remains determined. With a new coaching staff coming in, he plans to return next season with renewed focus, ready to work hard, earn his spot, and be a key contributor. His ultimate goal is to help lead Keystone to a conference championship.
His journey hasn\'t come without adversity. From battling through minor injuries to the mental challenges of staying motivated and disciplined, Jamie has learned what it means to show up every day—regardless of the obstacles.
But Nick’s success isn’t just about accolades; it’s deeply rooted in the people who have shaped him. He often praises his sixth-grade basketball coach for molding him into the player and leader he is today. “That coach instilled in me the values of leadership and perseverance,” Nick says, reflecting on the early mentorship that continues to guide him.
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