Harry Rest, the longtime Deep Creek High School boys basketball coach whose influence stretched from Hampton Roads to the national AAU scene, is being remembered for a coaching career that shaped generations of players. "Coach Rest left an unforgettable mark on the game and on generations of student-athletes," The Boo Williams Summer League shared in a Facebook post. Rest, a Bethesda, Maryland native, served head-coaching stints at Sidwell Friends School (Washington, D.C.) and Mackin Catholic High School (Washington, D.C.) where he coached the legendary guard Anthony "JoJo" Hunter. "I was fortunate enough to play with the big guys," Hunter told High School On SI in an exclusive interview. Hunter, who scored 12 points in the 1976 Capital Classic High School All-Star Game, said he appreciated Rest's impact on his life.