Basketball has been a huge part of my life since I first started playing in 4th grade, and I’ve continued to play throughout my high school years. I’ve had the opportunity to assist coaches in working with middle school basketball teams, as well as younger age groups, helping develop players' skills and confidence on the court. Having once played in GYB myself, I know firsthand how much this program means to young athletes, and I’m excited to give back as a coach. Coach Jen Jen and Coach Love, my current high school coaches, encouraged me to step into this role, and I couldn’t be more thrilled to help guide and mentor the next generation of players. My goal is to create a positive and supportive environment where every player feels motivated to improve, learn, and most importantly—have fun playing the game they love.

My coaching journey began during my first year of law school when I had the opportunity to lead an 8-9-year-old co-ed team. Since then, I’ve been fortunate to coach multiple seasons with GYB, where I share my passion for the game and help young athletes develop their skills. Although I stopped playing competitively in ninth grade due to a medical condition, basketball has remained a significant part of my life. I continue to play recreationally in the HERoes league, which keeps me connected to the sport I love. Coaching allows me to introduce kids to basketball in a fun and engaging way, while also teaching them fundamental skills. More than anything, I want my players to see basketball as a game to enjoy, not just something to master. Fun fact: I was in the movie Love & Basketball! ❤️🏀😬

Hi, I’m Ava! I’m currently a freshman at Coronado High School, where I play on the women’s varsity basketball team. I’ve been passionate about basketball since I was seven, starting with the GYB program and later moving up to play on club travel teams. Unfortunately, halfway through my high school season, I tore my ACL, which means I’m out for nine months. While I can’t play this season, I’m incredibly excited to be a coach and help the girls in this league develop a love for the game. I’m eager to share my knowledge, passion, and encouragement with the players to help them become the best version of themselves, both on and off the court. A few fun facts about me: I dream of playing Division I college basketball, I love photography, and my favorite subject in school is biology!

Hi, I’m Bella Robinson, a proud former GYB player and now a high school scholar-athlete! This past season, I led Nevada in scoring with 29.3 points per game while also averaging 10.3 rebounds, 8.6 steals, and 5.2 assists, reaching a huge milestone of 1,000 career points during my junior year (2024-2025). I was honored to be named 3A Southern Conference MVP, 3A All-State First Team, and a member of the 2025 Nevada Preps All-Southern Team, and my competitive drive extends beyond basketball—I also made it to state in both golf and swimming! GYB helped shape me into the player and person I am today, and I’m beyond excited to inspire the next generation of athletes just like me!

Hey everyone, I’m Coach B (Brenna) I grew up around basketball, playing in my first league when I was in third grade and continuing all the way through high school, where I spent four years on the varsity team. Although an ACL injury prevented me from playing in college, my love for basketball has remained a lifelong passion. Coaching gives me the opportunity to help young girls discover their confidence and self-love through a game that has had such a profound impact on my life. I truly believe that basketball teaches some of the toughest and most important life lessons, and I’m excited to share my passion for the game and create a fun, supportive environment for the players this season! 🏀

I have been coaching for over 12 years, starting at my alma mater in Orange County, California, and have had the privilege of coaching with GYB for the last 6 years. During my 4 years of service in the US Marine Corps, I had the honor of assisting the female All-Marine basketball team, which further solidified my passion for developing athletes. I also played JUCO basketball for Cypress College, gaining valuable playing experience. My coaching philosophy centers on using basketball as a powerful tool to instill confidence, leadership, and discipline in young women, helping them grow both on and off the court. I’m excited to continue guiding players to reach their full potential and achieve success this season!

Hi, I'm Bri, and I'm excited to coaching again with GYBL! I played collegiate basketball at both the Junior College and Division 2 levels, where I gained valuable experience and insight into the game. Coaching is a true passion of mine because it allows me to inspire and motivate others while sharing my love for basketball. My ultimate goal is to help young athletes not only develop their skills on the court but also grow into strong, confident individuals who believe in themselves both on and off the court. I'm looking forward to an amazing season of growth and success with the team!

Hi, my name is Candace, and I've had the privilege of coaching for about five years. I absolutely love working with 3rd and 4th grade girls, as they are eager to learn, and the growth they experience from the beginning of the season to the end is truly incredible. Watching these young athletes develop their skills, expand their knowledge of the game, and grow in confidence is one of the most rewarding parts of coaching. I'm excited to continue my journey with GYB and look forward to another wonderful season of nurturing these players both on and off the court!

I was born and raised in Las Vegas, and basketball has been a part of my life since the 3rd grade. My dad coached my teams up until high school, where I had the honor of playing Varsity basketball all four years. Being part of a team and working toward a common goal has always brought me immense joy, and basketball has taught me discipline, perseverance, and valuable life lessons that extend beyond the court. To stay connected with the game, I played in college recreational leagues and coached two elementary boys' teams during that time. I’ve also had the privilege of coaching my adult daughters in their recreational leagues here in Henderson. For the past three seasons, I’ve been coaching with GYB, and I continue to play in a women’s league to stay actively involved in the sport. It's been incredibly rewarding to coach my youngest daughter and witness young girls discover and develop a love for the game of basketball each season. I'm excited for another season of coaching and helping these players grow both on and off the court.

I’m excited to begin my coaching journey this season, and while I don’t have coaching experience yet, I’m eager to get started and make a positive impact! I’ve been playing basketball for 12 years, starting in second grade, and I currently play for CSN, where I just completed my freshman year. I also had the privilege of playing in the GYB program when I was younger. My passion for coaching was sparked by my high school coach, who I greatly admire and respect. She left such a profound impact on me, and I hope to inspire the girls I coach in a similar way. Despite this being my first coaching experience, I am dedicated to helping the players grow and develop both on and off the court. Fun fact: This past season, I was named Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year in my conference, and earned All-American honors. I was also ranked the #2 freshman for JUCO basketball in the country! I’m looking forward to bringing my love for the game and passion for helping others to this coaching role.

Basketball has always been a part of my life, and while I played a bit in high school, my true passion has been in coaching and developing young athletes. For the past 15 years, I’ve dedicated myself to coaching both boys and girls youth basketball, helping players grow their skills, confidence, and love for the game. I believe in creating a positive and encouraging environment where athletes can not only improve on the court but also develop teamwork, discipline, and a strong work ethic that carries beyond basketball. I first learned about GYB through Dr. Todd Robinson, and I’m excited to be part of a program that truly invests in young athletes. My goal is to support and challenge each player, making sure they feel valued and motivated to reach their full potential while having fun along the way!

With over a decade of coaching experience, ranging from elementary to college basketball at Chadron State University, I have dedicated my career to developing young athletes, with a particular focus on coaching girls and women to reach the highest levels of competition. Basketball has been a lifelong passion of mine—starting in youth leagues, becoming Wyoming’s leading high school rebounder, and continuing my playing career at Chadron State University. My coaching philosophy is centered around inspiring, challenging, and supporting the next generation of great players, helping them reach their full potential. Now in my fourth season with GYB, I am excited to see what these talented girls will accomplish next and look forward to another rewarding season!

I have been passionate about basketball from a very young age, earning a spot on my high school varsity team as a freshman and helping them reach the City Championship Finals. My solid foundation in the fundamentals of the game propelled me to play at the collegiate level. Unfortunately, an early knee surgery interrupted my dream of pursuing professional basketball, but my love for the game never faded. I transitioned into coaching, starting with the Boys and Girls Club, where my team won back-to-back championships in my first two seasons, sparking a new passion for coaching. When both of my daughters decided to play basketball, I became dedicated to coaching their youth team, finding immense joy in helping young players develop their skills. In my first season with GYB, I witnessed remarkable growth in the girls’ abilities, both individually and as a team. Their competitive spirit and teamwork were truly inspiring. I believe strongly in the GYB program and its positive impact on young athletes. As I look forward to another season, I am excited to continue guiding and mentoring the next generation of basketball players. Let’s go GYB!

Dana Wynne is a former professional basketball player with an impressive career both in the U.S. and internationally. A standout athlete at Seton Hall University, Dana still holds scoring and rebounding records in the Big East and led the nation in rebounding for consecutive seasons. Her exceptional skills earned her a spot with the Colorado Xplosion in 1997, marking the start of her professional career. Dana also played internationally for five years, competing in Portugal, Israel, Korea, Turkey, and Greece. She further made her mark by playing in the WNBA with the Sacramento Monarchs. Dana's passion for basketball continues through coaching, with experience at various levels, including four years at Seton Hall University, multiple high schools, and now at a local Junior High School in Las Vegas. Her diverse experience and expertise make her an exceptional coach, and she is excited to bring her knowledge and passion for the game to young athletes this season.

I’m Dannielle Diamant, a former collegiate and professional basketball player with a deep passion for the game. At Bishop Gorman High School, I helped lead my team to three straight Nevada State Championships before continuing my career at Northwestern University, where I earned Academic All-Big Ten honors and finished fifth in program history with 93 blocks. After college, I played professionally in Israel’s top league, winning back-to-back championships in 2014 and 2015 and making the league finals in 2015-2016. I also had the honor of representing Israel’s national team during the FIBA Women's EuroBasket qualifiers in 2013, 2014, and 2017. Now, as a coach, I bring my experience from every level of the game—high school, college, and professional—to help the next generation of athletes develop their skills, compete at the highest level, and reach their full potential.

I have been passionate about basketball since I first picked up a ball at the age of 7, playing in various recreational leagues and continuing through high school. While my coaching experience began in 2017 with middle school girls' travel basketball, my love for the game and desire to coach has always been a driving force in my life. As a player, I quickly learned the profound impact a great coach can have, not only on a player's athletic development but also in shaping their character and life skills. This is why coaching is so meaningful to me—I aim to bring both knowledge and enjoyment to practices while instilling values that will help my players succeed both on and off the court. Outside of basketball, I enjoy spending quality time with my family and my dog Remi, listening to metal music, and am a die-hard fan of the Dodgers and Lakers. I’m excited to help young athletes grow and thrive this season, both as players and as individuals.

With over 20 years of coaching experience in girls' basketball at various levels, from grade school to varsity, I have truly enjoyed every moment of helping young athletes develop their skills and love for the game. My basketball journey has spanned many years, playing at different levels, and as I continue to grow older, I've shifted more toward coaching while scaling back on playing. I can't imagine anything more rewarding than being a coach—it's a privilege to inspire young players, guide them to pursue their goals, and help them reach their full potential both on and off the court. Above all, I aim to make every practice fun and rewarding, allowing players to enjoy this amazing sport while learning valuable life lessons along the way.

Basketball has been a lifelong passion of mine, and over the past six years, I’ve had the privilege of coaching young athletes, ranging from ages 6 to 13, at Somerset Skye Canyon, GYB, and NYS. My coaching philosophy centers on hustle, heart, defense, and teamwork because I believe the game is so much more than just scoring points. I’m deeply passionate about helping kids discover their love for basketball while unlocking their inner strength through hard work, determination, and overcoming challenges. Having played basketball myself throughout my life, including in high school, I know how profoundly the game can shape a person, both on and off the court. There’s nothing more rewarding than passing on that love and helping the next generation grow. What makes it even more special is that I get to share this journey with my biggest inspiration—my three daughters and my son!

I bring with me a diverse coaching background that includes coaching girls’ JV and junior high teams at GVCS, as well as over three years of coaching elementary girls’ basketball in Barrington, IL. My passion for coaching girls’ basketball stems from my childhood when my dad introduced me to the game and sparked my love for the sport. Now, I’m dedicated to helping other girls discover that same passion and love for basketball. A fun fact about me is that I have a fraternal twin sister, who is my best friend despite us being very different! I’m excited to continue my coaching journey and help young athletes grow both on and off the court this season.

I’m Eric Larkin, a lifelong basketball player turned coach with a deep passion for helping young athletes learn, grow, and build confidence both on and off the court. Growing up in Pittsburgh, PA, I started playing basketball in 4th grade and continued through college at Washington & Jefferson. I’ve had the privilege of coaching a variety of teams, from 4th-grade basketball camps and 8U soccer to beginning my coaching journey with GYB in 2024. Working with young athletes is incredibly rewarding, and I love watching them develop their skills, gain confidence, and sometimes even fall in love with the game of basketball. It’s truly exciting to see their progress and enthusiasm for sports. Outside of basketball (when I’m not sidelined with an injury!), I enjoy spending time outdoors. Having been a Las Vegas resident for 20 years, I’m looking forward to contributing to our community and empowering the amazing young ladies at GYB.

My name is Eric Redeaux, and I’m originally from Beaumont, TX. I was honored to be named a high school All-American in basketball, which helped pave the way for my college career. After high school, I attended Chipola College in Marianna, Florida, where I was recognized as one of the top power forwards in the National Junior College rankings. Following my time at Chipola, I transferred to California State University, Bakersfield, and after two years there, I was drafted to play overseas. Once my professional playing career ended, I transitioned into coaching and mentoring young athletes. Coaching is incredibly rewarding for me because it allows me to give back the knowledge and wisdom I’ve gained from those who mentored me along the way. I’m passionate about helping kids grow both as players and individuals, and I’m excited to continue making a positive impact.

With one year of coaching experience with 11-12 year old boys, I’m excited to begin my first season coaching girls. My passion for coaching was reignited when my daughter expressed an interest in playing basketball, and I’m eager to share my love for the game with these young athletes. I’ve been passionate about basketball since I was 5 years old, and my experience as a high school All-Star point guard, where my team was ranked 5th in the county, has shaped my coaching philosophy. I also played one year of college basketball and have always been driven by my work ethic. Standing at just 5’7”, I was able to use my athleticism to perform impressive dunks, even winning a few dunk contests with windmill tricks despite being one of the shortest players to ever dunk. I’m excited to bring my knowledge, dedication, and enthusiasm to these girls and give back to the community by helping them develop as players and individuals.

With coaching experience ranging from boys and girls as young as 6 years old up to JV high school, I’m thrilled to begin my first season with GYB. Coaching is truly a passion of mine, as it allows me to share my love for basketball with young athletes while also teaching important life lessons like teamwork, perseverance, and character development. There's no greater joy than seeing the look of pride and achievement on a child's face after they overcome a challenge. Having had the privilege of coaching in various leagues, I’m especially excited to be a part of GYB and contribute to the growth and success of these incredible young athletes.

Hello, my name is Jessica McMullin, also known as Coach McMullin or Coach J! I grew up playing basketball right here in Las Vegas, starting from grade school all the way through high school. After graduating, I was invited back by my coach to help develop the next generation of players, and I’ve been coaching ever since. Throughout my coaching journey, I’ve had the privilege of working with athletes of all ages, and most recently, I led my daughter’s school team to a championship victory. I’m passionate about coaching because it gives me the opportunity to mentor young athletes, teach them valuable life skills through basketball, and share my love for the game. Outside of coaching, I work as a hairstylist, which allows me to tap into my creative side. I have a son and daughter who are both involved in club soccer, and while they’ve recently started playing basketball, I’m excited to see their growth in the sport. In my free time, I love spending quality time with my family, and my absolute favorite activity is traveling to new places!

Basketball has been a lifelong passion of mine, both as a player and a coach. I played high school basketball in Corona, CA, which laid the foundation for my coaching career. I spent three years as a head coach for a 9th-grade team in Utah and served as an assistant coach for a girls' varsity team in California, helping players develop their skills and compete at a high level. As a teacher with CCSD, I have dedicated my career to working with youth, and coaching allows me to combine my love for the game with my passion for mentorship. Now, I’m especially grateful for the opportunity to coach my own kids and share this experience with them, passing on the same values of teamwork, discipline, and love for the sport.

I have been immersed in basketball since seventh grade, playing through high school at SLAM Nevada and continuing my passion in the HERoes League. Now, as a coach with Aces Academy Camps & Clinics, I am dedicated to developing young athletes both on and off the court. Coaching is more than just teaching the game—it’s about mentorship and empowerment. I was fortunate to have someone believe in me and push me to become the best version of myself, and I strive to be that same guiding force for the players I coach. Beyond basketball, I bring a diverse perspective to my coaching, as Spanish is my first language, allowing me to connect with athletes from different backgrounds and create an inclusive learning environment.

Basketball has been a lifelong passion, starting at just six years old and continuing through high school. The love for the game goes beyond playing—it extends to watching, analyzing, and now passing that knowledge on to the next generation. With years of experience coaching young athletes, including ages 6-8 and 9-11 at a local community center, the focus has always been on fostering skills, confidence, and a true love for basketball. Now, as a parent to a young hooper, that same passion is poured into teaching and mentoring, ensuring that young players not only develop their abilities but also gain a deeper understanding of the game.

Born and raised in Hawaii, I developed a passion for basketball at the age of 10, excelling in multiple sports throughout high school, including softball and volleyball. I was a four-year varsity basketball player, earning All-State honors, being named Hawaii’s USA Today Player of the Year in 1998, and leading my team to an undefeated season before finishing as state runner-up. With multiple D1 and D2 scholarship offers, I chose to stay in Hawaii and play at the University of Hawaii before transferring to Santa Ana College, where my team won the Southern California JC (CCCAA) Championship. My coaching career began as the head coach for the girls’ basketball team at Foothills Montessori, leading them to the championship game in my first season. Now, as a coach with GYB, I am excited to share my knowledge and help young athletes develop both on and off the court. Basketball has always been my first love, and I feel incredibly grateful to come full circle by coaching my 12-year-old daughter and inspiring the next generation. I firmly believe that team sports instill lifelong skills, and I hope to positively impact every player’s journey. Fun fact: I still play in the HERoes Women’s Basketball League!

I bring a diverse coaching background in baseball, football, and soccer, but my true passion has always been basketball. I have been involved in the game since fifth grade, playing through high school and at the intramural level in college. Basketball remains a huge part of my life—I love studying the game year-round by watching the NBA (go Warriors!), WNBA (go Aces!), and NCAA basketball. Coaching has given me the opportunity to stay connected to the sport I love while also building relationships within the incredible GYB community. Being part of a program that is fun, inspiring, and competitive is truly a gift, and seeing the growth, smiles, and joy of these young athletes makes coaching an incredibly rewarding experience.

Hi! I’m Coach Lani, and I have a deep passion for basketball and youth development. I played all four years of high school in American Samoa and competed for two seasons in the HERoes League. Last season, I had the incredible experience of coaching with GYB, leading my 3rd-grade LA Sparks team to a championship win. I’m excited to share my love for the game and show these young athletes just how fun and rewarding basketball can be! Beyond basketball, I stay active playing rugby, softball, catch-ball, and even pickleball. Sports are a fantastic way to build friendships, stay engaged, and develop valuable life skills, and I can’t wait to help my players experience that this season!

Basketball has been a lifelong passion of mine, not only for the competition and skill it requires but also for the camaraderie and teamwork it builds. Growing up, I was inspired by watching my dad compete in men’s leagues, which fueled my own love for the game. I started playing organized basketball in 4th grade—an exception at my school, where the league was typically for 5th grade and above—and continued playing through club teams and high school, earning a varsity spot as a freshman. In college, I played recreationally for fun while continuing to stay connected to the sport. My coaching experience includes working with GYB’s 5th and 6th graders, where I have had the opportunity to share my knowledge and passion for the game. Basketball has always kept me active, challenged me to grow, and strengthened my connections with teammates, and I hope to instill that same love for the game in the young athletes I coach.

My name is Mindy, or Coach W, and I’m thrilled to be joining GYB! Most recently, I had the opportunity to coach the JV and Varsity Middle School girls’ basketball teams at The Meadows School, where I enjoyed working with both returning players and many who were new to the sport. My coaching philosophy centers around helping players develop a deep love for the game, build confidence in their abilities, and gain life skills that will allow them to have fun, no matter the outcome of a game. Although I’m new to Las Vegas, I’m excited to be part of this vibrant basketball community and look forward to helping girls grow into the best version of themselves, both on and off the court.

With over six years of experience coaching middle school girls' basketball and five years officiating coed youth basketball for NYS (6U, 8U, and 11U), I am deeply committed to developing young athletes. My own basketball journey began in third grade, playing at Mabel Hoggard Magnet School before competing for three years at West Prep Academy and earning a varsity spot at Western High School. I continued my playing career in a women’s adult league in Las Vegas and spent a year in college as a redshirt athlete. Coaching is my passion because I believe in player development over just winning—I strive to help my athletes improve their skills, understand the game, and grow with each competition. My goal is to inspire confidence, teamwork, and a lifelong love for basketball in every player I coach.

I have had the privilege of coaching at various levels, including FILAM 17U, Balldawgs All-Star Games, and high school and middle school camps, which has allowed me to develop a well-rounded coaching style. I played four years of basketball at Liberty High School and went on to play one year of junior college basketball in California. I also spent a season playing in the Women's Drew League. Basketball has always been a central part of my life, not just for the game itself, but for the incredible community it creates. Even after tearing my ACL, I couldn't stay away from the sport, so I transitioned into sports media, becoming a content creator for Men’s Pro-Am teams, real estate agents, and restaurants. Sports have a unique ability to bring people together, and I’m proud to be part of that connection. Outside of basketball, I’m a huge anime fan, particularly romance and action series, and I speak Japanese. I’m also an avid foodie, always on the lookout for unique and famous dishes to try.

Hi, I’m Coach Anastasia, and I’m thrilled to be entering my fourth season with GYB. After spending the past three seasons coaching 5th/6th grade, I’m excited to step into coaching 7th/8th grade for the first time this season. Basketball has been a central part of my life, and I’ve had the privilege of experiencing the game from various perspectives—as a player, referee, student manager, and coach. I earned my undergraduate degree from Northern Arizona University, where I played on the NAU club basketball team and worked as a student manager for the women’s basketball team, gaining invaluable leadership, organizational, and player development experience. Over the years, I’ve coached athletes of all skill levels in various sports, including basketball, volleyball, track and field, and strength and conditioning, as well as offering private lessons. Coaching is my true passion, and I love helping players build confidence, master the fundamentals, and develop skills that will serve them on and off the court. Outside of coaching, I’m training for half-marathons, spending time with loved ones, and preparing for my next big step—starting dental school in the fall. Above all, I’m dedicated to supporting my players, watching them grow, and seeing the progress and passion they bring to every game. I’m excited for another season and can’t wait to see what my players accomplish!

During my senior year of high school, after tearing my ACL and meniscus, I had the opportunity to assist in coaching my high school team, gaining invaluable experience from the sidelines. I also helped coach a camp at my middle school, which further fueled my passion for mentoring young athletes. I’ve been playing basketball since I was six years old, and I played all four years on varsity, serving as captain in my senior year. Beyond basketball, I played the piano for five years, am fluent in Chinese, and am a passionate Lakers fan! Coaching is something I truly love because it allows me to give back to the community and share my love for the game of basketball. I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to help young girls develop both on and off the court, and I’m excited to support them in their growth and passion for the game!

Hi everyone, my name is Taylor, but I’m mostly known as Coach T. I’ve been playing basketball for most of my life, and this is my third season coaching with GYB. Growing up, I would have loved to have a program like this, so it brings me so much joy to be part of something that little me would have cherished. It’s incredibly rewarding to see the growth and progress that can happen in just a few weeks. Some of my favorite memories are from playing basketball, and I’m truly grateful to be a part of these girls’ journey as they create their own memories on and off the court. Always remember—PLAY LIKE A GIRL! ❤️

I have had the privilege of coaching with GYB since Spring 2018, and I am truly grateful to be part of such a wonderful organization and community. Throughout high school, I played all four years and served as team captain, and I continue to play regularly in recreational leagues, including the Las Vegas Women's Heroes Basketball League. Basketball has taught me invaluable lessons in resilience, cooperation, teamwork, and leadership—skills I am passionate about passing on to my players. I love mentoring athletes to help them develop their skills, boost their confidence, and strengthen their mindset. A fun fact about me is that I also have a love for theater and was once a cast member at one of the nation’s top-ranked haunted houses!

Dr. Robinson brings over forty years of basketball experience both domestically and abroad, including his time as a former Colonial Athletic Association Division I scholar-athlete and collegiate coach. With nearly a decade of experience as a high school head coach locally, his deep love for the game, dedication to player development, and exceptional communication skills have allowed him to successfully mentor numerous student-athletes on and off the court. In addition to coaching, Dr. Robinson is a professor at UNLV, a consultant, and an executive producer. He continues to give back to the community through volunteering and mentoring the next generation of athletes and leaders, both locally and beyond. Parents can rest assured their athletes are in great hands this season under his guidance.

I bring a wealth of basketball experience and a deep passion for mentoring young athletes. Having played from elementary school through the collegiate level, including competitive AAU basketball, I understand the dedication and skill development needed to excel. While in college, I worked extensively with youth at basketball camps, focusing on fundamentals, leadership, and communication. My experience at the Swinomish Youth Center in Washington further strengthened my connection with young athletes, as I led small-group training sessions emphasizing shooting, defense, conditioning, and footwork. Though I am new to an official coaching staff, I am eager to share my basketball knowledge and inspire the next generation of players. Parents can feel confident that their child will be guided by a coach who is not only experienced but also deeply committed to fostering growth, confidence, and a love for the game.

Basketball has played a significant role in my life for many years, both as a player and a coach. I have had the privilege of coaching middle school basketball and being actively involved in the GYB organization for several seasons. My passion for coaching stems from the incredible journey of witnessing the continuous development of our players—improving day after day, week after week, and season after season. It has been incredibly rewarding to see athletes progress from first-time players to competing at the collegiate level. Being part of their growth and contributing to their journey is truly a privilege, and I am grateful to be involved in this amazing organization. I look forward to another season of helping these young athletes reach their full potential.