Welcome to Tri-County Sports Complex

Bill Burns – Director of Basketball Leagues / Basketball Trainer  

Bill has been around the game of basketball since he was five years old. A Syracuse, NY native, Burns was a star at Christian Brothers Academy before moving on to SUNY Geneseo. After his playing career at SUNY Geneseo, Burns took over as head coach of the Keshequa Indians, a high school team in Nunda, NY. Burns was also responsible for training the SUNY Geneseo men’s basketball team, with two members of that team receiving All-SUNYAC honors under Burns’ training. Burns currently coaches a 14U boy’s AAU team for the Syracuse Nets, and has experience working with college programs such as Kansas University, Syracuse University, and the USA Basketball Olympic team in the summer of 2016. Burns also has his USA Basketball coaches certification.  Burns knows what it takes to compete at the highest level, and how important fundamentals are to improving your game.

Aleah Chinn – Director of Volleyball / Volleyball Trainer 

Aleah is originally from Wichita, Kansas. She started playing volleyball in 7th grade at the YMCA. Very quickly, Aleah realized that volleyball was the sport that would soon become a major passion in her life. She went on to play both school and club volleyball for the next 6 years; joining the varsity team for her high school as a freshman. She remained on varsity all four years, 2011-2015. During that time, she was primarily a middle hitter, specializing in serving, and she also spent a lot of time playing back row defense. Aleah was recruited to play volleyball at RIT in 2015 as a middle hitter. After her freshman year an illness in the family brought her back to Kansas for a year where she continued taking classes at a community college. Aleah then moved back to NY in the summer of 2017 and now resides in Marion. She worked as a Classroom Aid at Marion Elementary and began coaching for Eastside Ice VBC. She is now going to school at FLCC double majoring in childhood education and American sign language. Last year she was the head modified and ast. JV girls volleyball coach for Aquinas Institute. She is playing for the FLCC volleyball team this fall.

David Wright – Director of Soccer / Edge11 Academy Director  

David opened Edge11 Academy in the summer of 2017. A Rochester, New York native David has combined athletic-based technology, soccer history, sport psychology, and ongoing personal experiences in his program so that any player–youth, college, and professional–can fully realize their potential. As a current player himself, David has unique vision as to what it takes to reach the next level in the game of soccer having already played throughout three different continents alongside and against some of the world’s top athletes. While every place had its own approach to how the game of soccer should be played and how players should be developed, David used these differences and combined components from each area to create his own distinct philosophy at what is now Edge11 Academy. David’s comprehensive approach to soccer and player development joins fundamental training principles/techniques, analyzing psychological capabilities, and the importance of balance both on and off the field to produce what David refers to as the “complete soccer player.” David and Edge11 Academy will provide the tools for players determined to reach new levels in the game of soccer so that when it comes time they can “Get the Edge” over their competitors.