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Alma Mater Southwest Minnesota State
Joel Wallace joined LeTourneau as an assistant coach for the men's basketball program in July 2021 and was promoted to Associate Head Coach in June 2024. He begins his sixth year with the program in 2026-27.
Wallace was named the TABC Small College Assistant Coach of the Year following the 2023-24 season. He was instrumental in assisting with an offense that averaged 83.0 points per game while shooting an ASC-best 48.5 percent from the field. LeTourneau had five players averaging double figures in scoring, led by Deonte Jackson at 22.2 points per game, and ranked third in the ASC in assists per game at 15.11.
The YellowJackets had another stellar season offensively in 2024-25 averaging 83.7 points per game with All-American -- and ASC Player of the Year -- Deonte Jackson scoring 23.8 per contest. Wallace coached four players to All-ASC honors and three of those averaged at least 14 points per game.
The 2025-26 edition of the team averaged 87.5 points -- the most in Wallace's tenure -- and set a program NCAA-era record for free throw percentage at 78.4 (ranking seventh in the nation). Three players earned All-SCAC honors as LeTourneau captured a division regular season title.
LeTourneau has averaged at least 80 points per game in all five seasons in which Wallace has been on the coaching staff.
Wallace spent two seasons as a graduate assistant with the Minot State men's basketball program as the Beavers made history in 2021. After finishing third during the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference regular season, Minot State made its first-ever semifinals appearance in the tournament.
Under his leadership, point guard Max Cody averaged 15.8 points, 6.5 assists and 5.0 rebounds per game en route to garnering All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference first team honors. Forward Kody Dwyer converted 71.3 percent of his field-goal attempts, finishing third among all NCAA players across all three divisions.
Prior to Minot, Wallace spent two years at Ridgewater College as an assistant coach under head coach Nate Thooft. The new staff began the process of turning the program around, doubling the win total from year one.
The Bellevue, Neb., native began his coaching career as a student assistant at Southwest Minnesota State under head coach Brad Bigler. The Mustangs advanced to the NCAA Regional Final after capturing the 2017 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference championship in Wallace's final season with the program. Southwest Minnesota State posted a 28-6, including a 17-5 mark in league play, clinching the South Division Regular Season Title.
He gained valuable experience working camps and elite camps for Tom Izzo (Michigan State), Mike Krzyzewski (Duke), Greg McDermott (Creighton) and former Nebraska and current San Jose State coach Tim Miles.
Wallace completed his undergrad at Southwest Minnesota State University and earned his Bachelor of Science in mental and physical health and wellness as well as a minor in coaching. He completed his Master of Science in sports management from Minot State in 2021.
He resides in Longview, Texas, with his wife, Mallory, and their daughter (Jovie).
Reni Mason is a respected athletics administrator and coach. His career has been defined by faith, family and leadership and a commitment to developing young people on and off the floor. A native of Shreveport, La., Mason was a standout basketball player at Captain Shreve High School before continuing his playing career at the collegiate level. He played at Louisiana Tech and the University of New Orleans.
His professional and collegiate coaching experience includes serving as assistant coach of the Dodge City Legends of the USBL, as well as assistant coach at the University of New Orleans and the University of Minnesota Morris. Throughout his career, Mason has had the opportunity to work and learn from accomplished coaches, including Tim Floyd, Tic Price and Dale Osbourne.
In 2025, Mason stepped away from coaching men's basketball to devote his full attention to athletic administration and the continued growth of Louisiana Christian Athletics.
Dametrius Walker begins his first season as an assistant coach at Langston after serving as Interim Head Coach and Associate Head Coach for 2 seasons under Head Coach Ryan Miley. Walker started as a Graduate Assistant at Newman University before beginning two stints as the top assistant of various programs. One being the Fort Scott Greyhounds in KJCCC during the 2020-22 seasons, later returning to Ohio at Hocking College, as an Associate Head Coach (2022 to 2024) in Nelsonville ,OH.
During his time with Ryan Miley and as active Head Coach, Walker helped coach two JUCO All-Americans and multiple OCCAC All-Conference players along with coaching the program's first ever Division 1 signee.in program. Walker also helped Hocking to its first ever trip to the NJCAA National Tournament, as they were crowned Region 12 tournament champs during the 2023-24 campaign. The Hawks won 2 OCCAC Conference titles with an overall record of 78-18.
Walker began his coaching career with two seasons as a top assistant at KJCCC Fort Scott Community College 2020-2022 (Alma mater), helping the 2020-2021 Greyhounds cap a historical season as they were Conference Co-Champions, and ranked high as 11th nationally.
Walker earned a bachelor's degree in Arts and Humanity from Newman University in Wichita, Kansas where he played his final two collegiate seasons. As a senior he helped his team to a 20-9 overall record and grabbed All-Conference honors. He also played two years at Fort Scott Community College.
Dametrius Walker begins his first season as an assistant coach at Langston after serving as Interim Head Coach and Associate Head Coach for 2 seasons under Head Coach Ryan Miley. Walker started as a Graduate Assistant at Newman University before beginning two stints as the top assistant of various programs. One being the Fort Scott Greyhounds in KJCCC during the 2020-22 seasons, later returning to Ohio at Hocking College, as an Associate Head Coach (2022 to 2024) in Nelsonville ,OH.
During his time with Ryan Miley and as active Head Coach, Walker helped coach two JUCO All-Americans and multiple OCCAC All-Conference players along with coaching the program's first ever Division 1 signee.in program. Walker also helped Hocking to its first ever trip to the NJCAA National Tournament, as they were crowned Region 12 tournament champs during the 2023-24 campaign. The Hawks won 2 OCCAC Conference titles with an overall record of 78-18.
Walker began his coaching career with two seasons as a top assistant at KJCCC Fort Scott Community College 2020-2022 (Alma mater), helping the 2020-2021 Greyhounds cap a historical season as they were Conference Co-Champions, and ranked high as 11th nationally.
Walker earned a bachelor's degree in Arts and Humanity from Newman University in Wichita, Kansas where he played his final two collegiate seasons. As a senior he helped his team to a 20-9 overall record and grabbed All-Conference honors. He also played two years at Fort Scott Community College.
Southwestern College has announced the hiring of Cody Ripato as an assistant men's basketball coach, adding one of the rising young coaches in the profession with a strong background in player development and program operations.
Ripato most recently spent two seasons as a player development coach and assistant men's basketball coach at LeTourneau University, where he played an integral role in the day-to-day operations of the program. During his time with the YellowJackets, he was actively involved in skill development, scouting, and game preparation, while helping foster a competitive and growth-driven culture.
He also brings valuable international experience and a proven working relationship with Southwestern College head coach Matt O'Brien. Ripato has served alongside O'Brien in multiple overseas competitions, including the Paris World Games and most recently in Barbados, where the staff helped lead their team to a gold medal finish.
Ripato has quickly built a reputation as a rising coach in the profession, known for his energy, work ethic, and passion for developing student-athletes.
"We're excited to add Cody to our staff." said O'Brien. "He's a rising star in our profession who brings great energy and a passion for player development. He's already proven he can impact winning at a high level, and our players will benefit from his approach and commitment."
Ripato is expected to make an immediate impact on the Moundbuilders program as Southwestern continues to build toward sustained success. His addition further reflects the strength and reputation of the program, as Southwestern continues to attract high-level coaches who are committed to excellence and growth both on and off the floor.
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Chadwick Hixon currently serves as the Associate Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Success & Compliance at Emory University. Hixon joins the Athletics and Recreation team in a full-time capacity after previously serving as an Academic Advisor within the Office for Undergraduate Education for over three years. Prior to working with OUE, Hixon was an Academic Advisor with Georgia State University for four years as well as an advisor with Nu Delta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
In his current ew role, Hixon will be tasked with building upon the foundation of the Eagle Edge program as well as overseeing rules and education compliance for Emory student-athletes and staff. Hixon, who is currently an assistant coach with the men's basketball program, will also maintain his coaching duties with the team.
Hixon graduated from Emory Oxford and Emory University with a degree in Political Science and was a member of the basketball programs on both campuses where he captured All-UAA Honorable Mention and NJCAA Second Team All-America honors. He later obtained a master's degree in Higher Education from Mercer University in 2015.
Kevin Dux enters his second season as the full-time assistant men's basketball coach at Washington University in St. Louis. Dux was named assistant coach on July 6, 2018.
In his first season on the Danforth Campus, WashU posted a 17-8 overall record and finished in a tie for second place in the UAA standings with a 10-4 mark. The Bears had four all-conference selections, including UAA Rookie of the Year Justin Hardy.
Dux spent five years at NCAA Division I Stetson University, including the last three as an assistant coach. He served as Director of Basketball Operations at Stetson his first two years. In his role as assistant coach, Dux worked with Stetsons post and guards, recruiting and scheduling. He also served as the teams academic supervisor.
In 2017-18, Dux worked with three senior guards who re-wrote the Stetson record book. Divine Myles became the schools all-time leading scorer (1,845 points), Angel Rivera set the all-time assists mark (582) and Luke Doyle broke the all-time threes record (207).
In his first season as an assistant at Stetson in 2014-15, the Hatters went to the Atlantic Sun Championship game for the first time since 1994. Freshman forward Derick Newton was named the Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year and a freshman All-American. Newton was also drafted in the NBA G League after the 2015-16 season and plays with the Windy City Bulls.
Dux joined Stetson after a two-year stint as a graduate assistant at Florida State University. At FSU he was responsible for tracking the academic progression of student-athletes, assisting with film breakdown and scouting reports, helping coaches with recruiting visits, and supervising five undergraduate managers. The Seminoles won the ACC Tournament for the first time in school history in 2012.
A four-year letterwinner at Coe College, Dux earned All-Iowa Conference, Academic All-Iowa Conference, ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District, and NABC Honors Court accolades as a student-athlete. He was Juckems first recruit at Coe.
After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Coe in 2009, Dux stayed at his alma mater as an assistant coach for two seasons.
Ethan Quinn just finished up his 5th season as an assistant coach on the mens basketball staff at Denison University for the 2025-26 season.
Coach Quinn arrived in Granville after spending two seasons as an assistant coach with the mens basketball program at Ohio Dominican University. During his time at ODU, he was in charge of recruiting, working with the post players, booking all accommodations for road trips and day to day operations.
Coach has had a unique journey getting into the college basketball world after being a college football player for four years. He graduated in 2017 from ODU with a bachelors degree in sports management and a minor in coaching.
A native of Jackson, Ohio, Coach currently resides in Powell with his wife, Haley and sons, Theo and Ollie.
Leo Clibanoff enters his second season as assistant coach for the Brewers in 2025-26. In his first year, he helped Vassar set a program record with 12 Liberty League wins and earn a postseason berth as the No. 3 seed. Clibanoff also mentored the programs first-ever NABC All-American, Shea Fitzgerald 27, who was named Liberty League Player of the Year. Additionally, he helped Avery Lee 27 earn First Team All-Liberty League honors.
Vassar College Mens Basketball Head Coach Ryan Mee announced the hiring of Clibanoff ahead of the 2024-25 season following his one-year stint with the Texas Legends, the NBA G League affiliate of the Dallas Mavericks.
I couldnt be more excited about bringing Coach Clibanoff on board. His energy and passion for the game is exactly what we need to elevate our program, said Mee. He brings fresh ideas, a tireless work ethic, and a real ability to connect with players. Im confident Leo will help push our team to new heights, both on and off the court.
Clibanoff spent the 2023-24 season with the Texas Legends as a Basketball Operations Associate, where he played a key role in film breakdowns, scouting reports, and daily player operations. His efforts helped the Legends secure two NBA call-ups and improve their win total by 11 games from the previous season. He also contributed to the Dallas Mavericks pre-draft workouts and free agent mini-camp, coaching players through drills and scrimmages.
Texas Legends Head Coach Jordan Sears said, Leo is a curious basketball mind with a wide range of experiences in such a short coaching career. His youthfulness and level of care will be great assets to the Vassar Mens Basketball program.
Before his time with the Legends, Clibanoff spent five years at Wesleyan University (20182023) as a student assistant coach for the mens basketball program. He was responsible for player development, scouting reports, film breakdowns, and practice/game planning. Clibanoff helped guide Wesleyan to a 25-4 record in 2021-22, capturing both the NESCAC regular-season and tournament championships. His work contributed to six All-Conference selections, including a Conference Player of the Year, a Defensive Player of the Year, and a First-Team All-American.
Wesleyan Head Coach Joe Reilly said, We are thrilled for Leo and his opportunity at Vassar. He was a big part of our program and had a huge impact on our recent success at Wesleyan. Leo has a bright future in coaching, and we wish him the best helping Coach Mee continue to provide a high-level athletic experience for the student-athletes at Vassar.
Clibanoff has also worked alongside top basketball skills development trainers, assisting with NBA and pre-draft player workouts during the offseason.
A native of Lower Merion, Pa, Clibanoff graduated from Wesleyan University in 2023 with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a minor in Data Analysis. Prior to Wesleyan, he served as a manager for the varsity boys basketball team at Lower Merion High School.
Marques Charlton graduated from Clarkson University in 2014, where he received his Bachelor of Science in financial information and analysis. He competed as a four-year varsity athlete on the men's basketball team and was named team captain. Charlton scored 1194 points in his career, 13th in program history at Clarkson University. After a successful four-year career, Charlton pursued basketball at the professional level in Reutlingen, Germany in 2015-20.
Charlton brings several years of coaching experience to the position, having served as the head coach for the U16 TSG Reutlingen team in Germany in 2017-20. He also brings several years of experience as a personal basketball trainer at Patch Barracks Army Base located in Germany from 2017-20.
Ryan Kershaw enters his fourth season as the head coach of the Carleton Knights during the 2025-26 season. Kershaw, who has spent the past 11 years at Carleton, served in his first season as an assistant coach during the 2013-14 season and served as the programs associate head coach for three seasons prior to taking the reins as the 12th head coach in program history following the 2021-22 campaign.
Since taking over as head coach, the program has experienced three of the most successful years in program history. In their first season under Kershaw's direction, the Knights went 24-4 (.857) overall, breaking the program record for victories in a single year. Carleton was 17-3 in conference action, winning the MIAC's regular-season title by four games and earning him the league's Coach of the Year Award. This was the 20th conference title in program history but the first outright crown since 1965-66.
The Knights then claimed the MIAC Playoff Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in program history. Along the way, Carleton received its first-ever top-25 national ranking from D3hoops.com. Kershaw joined Guy Kalland (2005-06) as the only Carleton men's basketball coaches to earn the NABC's Region Coach of the Year Award.
Under Kershaws direction this past season, the Knights compiled a 17-9 overall record and second place finish in the MIAC regular season standings. Carleton received a bye and hosted a semi-final round home game in consecutive seasons for the first time in school history. The Knights finished the regular season ranked second among all MIAC teams in offensive efficiency, third in effective field goal percentage, second in offensive rebound percentage and third in turnover rate. Through his first two seasons, Kershaw ranks third among NCAA Division III mens basketball coaches with a .759 career win percentage (41-13).
Kershaw has coached six All-MIAC selections over the past two seasons, including MIAC Offensive Player of the Year Luke Harris 25. Following the 2022-23 season, Jeremy Beckler 23 became the first Carleton men's basketball player selected to participate in the Reese's NABC Division III All-Star game in Ft. Wayne, Ind.
During his time at Carleton, eight Knights have received All-Region honors, which includes three All-Americans, three Jostens Trophy finalists, and former Knight Freddie Gillespie, who was one of two former NCAA Division III players to play in the NBA during the 2021-22 season.
A native of Huffman, Texas, Kershaw earned his bachelor's degree from St. Olaf College in 2004 and his master's degree in leadership from Augsburg in 2013. A fixture in the MIAC, Kershaw has spent the past 24 seasons as a student-athlete, assistant coach and head coach at three different institutions within the conference.
Ryan Wockenfus joined the Hamline mens basketball coaching staff before the 2021-22 campaign, and will embark on his fourth season as assistant coach in 2024-25.
His main duties will include player development, recruiting, scouting, and operations.
Wockenfus came to Hamline after spending five seasons as an assistant coach at Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin. While there, two of his players were named all-conference while two scored 1,000+ career points. Before Lawrence, Wockenfus spent a season with Marian University, and three seasons at Saint Marys in Winona.
In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Wockenfus has also coached an AAU team as well as a variety of youth camps.
Wockenfus played basketball and was a member of the track and field team at Saint Marys where he graduated with a degree in Elementary Education in 2011. While at SMU, Wockenfus played in 46 career games on the basketball court as well as earning two All-MIAC honors in the javelin for the track team. His 53.15-meter javelin throw is the current school record.
In 2015, Wockenfus earned a Master of Arts degree in management, also from Saint Marys.
Ryan and his wife Nicole have two children, Eloise and Barrett.
Tom Primosch returns to the Centennial Conference and Philly region after two seasons in the JUCO and D1 ranks.
I am absolutely thrilled to welcome Tom to Ursinus and our team, Small said. Our basketball family is incredibly fortunate to add such a special leader, coach, mentor and person. During our interview process, we were overwhelmed by Toms passion for working with kids, his love of basketball, and his commitment to the development of the whole student-athlete.
Primosch is no stranger to the Centennial Conference, as he graduated from Haverford College in 2021. His first coaching stop came as an Assistant Coach at Glendale Community College in Phoenix, AZ. After spending two months interning for highly decorated NBA trainer Phil Beckner during the 2022 offseason, Primosch moved to Portland, OR where he spent the 2022-23 season working as an Operations Assistant for the Mens Basketball team at the University of Portland.
I feel incredibly lucky and privileged to be joining the coaching staff at Ursinus. Coach Small has done a remarkable job building this program during his time here and Im extremely grateful for the opportunity to help our student athletes reach their full potential.
Damon Jones enters his first season as the full-time assistant coach for Men's Basketball in the 2022-23 academic year.
Jones knows Northeast Ohio well. Hailing from Warrensville, Jones played for St. Peter Chanel, graduating in 2012 before the school closed one year later.
After playing for the Firebirds, Jones started his collegiate career at NJCAA Mercyhurst North East, scoring over 1,000 points and earning junior college All-American status. Jones remained in Erie, playing his final two seasons at NCAA Division II Mercyhurst University. He steered the Lakers to the program's first Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Championship along with two trips to the NCAA Tournament. Jones surpassed 1,000 points at Mercyhurst, leading the team in scoring with 14.7 points per game as a senior and earning 2016 All-PSAC Second Team honors.
Jones then headed overseas, playing professionally for three and a half years in Denmark, Spain and Ireland. Jones starred in the Irish Superleague, where he led the league in scoring, averaging 30.0 points, 8.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game.
Jones started his coaching career at Hope College in Holland, Michigan at the Division III level. He served as a varsity assistant and head JV coach for the 2018-19 season.
During the 2019-20 season, Jones worked in the NBA G League in player development and basketball operations for the Grand Rapids Drive. Previously, he was a basketball operations intern for the Detroit Pistons in the NBA.
Amidst the pandemic, Jones coached at Grand Rapids Christian High School in Michigan, where he mentored McDonald's All-American Kobe Bufkin. Then, Jones joined the coaching staff at Western Missouri State University (NCAA Division II) in July 2021. The Griffons tallied 14 wins during the 2021-22 campaign.
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Hello Everyone,
I am Jonathan Zapinski and I am the graduate assistant at the University of Dallas located in Irving, Texas. Born and raised in the DFW area, but played five years of college basketball up near Chicago. I had great team and individual success over my time as a player, as a Division III National Runner-Up and a 1st Team Academic All-American. Now I looking to bring success to the University of Dallas as a young ambitious coach.
University of Dallas is a Division III school within the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC). We have a wide range of 27 majors from business to political science. We have about 1,500 undergraduates with a Student/Faculty ratio of 12:1.
I am looking forward to working with each of you and the opportunity to building a relationship!
Alex Washington joined the North Central College men's basketball team in June 2023 as the Cardinals' top assistant coach. Washington came to North Central from Augustana College, where he was involved in all facets of Augustana's program as an assistant coach including rules compliance, community engagement, opponent scouting and academic and career development support for student-athletes. He recruited multiple CCIW All-Conference, NABC, and D3Hoops.com All-American award recipients. The Vikings enjoyed incredible success 4 CCIW Championships, NCAA Tournament Games, and 2 NCAA National Championship Games with Washington on the coaching staff.
Washington also coached with the Vikings from 2013-2016, which followed a stint at NCAA Division II Wayne State College (Nebraska) from 2010-2013. Washington helped guide a complete rebuild of the mens basketball program. In 2012-13, the Wildcats finished with a 17-12, the first winning season since 2007-08. Washington specialized in recruiting, in-home and campus visits, defensive strategy, and academic oversight.
From 2016-2018, Washington was the Basketball Program Director for the Cognita Pacific and Stamford American International School in Singapore. Washington coached school teams and created Stamford's first competitive basketball program in Singapore. He led partnerships with the Singapore National Team, the Ministry of Education and local teams.
Washington is also the Director of Recruiting Education for CP3 Rising Stars Camps and has worked with USA Basketball Gold Camps and Jordan Brand for the past several years.
I am representing Drew University Men's Basketball as the Head Coach of the Program.
Henagan has been an assistant coach for the Eagles since August of 2024 after serving two years as a graduate assistant coach.
Under his leadership, he has assisted in the coaching and development of All-Conference selection Dru Nickson. Under his tutelage as assistant, the men's basketball program produced 10 individuals to the Sunshine State Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll, five to the NABC Honors Court, and four D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award Winners.
Prior to being on the sidelines as a coach, the Hopkinsville, Kentucky native completed a five-year stint on the court for Embry-Riddle. A two-time SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll awardee for the Eagles, Henagan appeared in 74 games with 16 starts over the course of his career. He averaged 4.4 points, and 3.0 rebounds for the Blue and Gold.
Henagan earned his undergraduate degree in Human Factors Psychology and his Master's in Human Factors Psychology from Embry-Riddle
Hard working, inquisitive and adaptable basketball coach. 5 seasons of coaching experience within Division III MBB, the high school ranks, and AAU circuit. Aiming to gain more knowledge and experience within a collegiate men's coaching staff.
Prior to Frostburg, he earned a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, while also being a part of the men's basketball team. In 2015-16, the team had one of their best-ever seasons, going 30-5 to win the Sun Belt Conference and won their NCAA Tournament First Round game over Purdue.
After graduating, he spent time at Diamond State Training to coach youth in the state of Arkansas. He also was a skill development coach on the Arkansas all-red program under head coach Cory Jones. In 2019, he started an AAU program named the Arkansas Diamonds that compete on a national gauntlet.
During the Summer of 2021, he taught basketball skills to some of the top players on the East Coast at Camp Grey Lock in Massachusetts.
He plans to earn a masters degree in sports management at Frostburg State while pursuing a career in coaching.
Alma Mater Southwest Minnesota State
Joel Wallace joined LeTourneau as an assistant coach for the men's basketball program in July 2021 and was promoted to Associate Head Coach in June 2024. He begins his sixth year with the program in 2026-27.
Wallace was named the TABC Small College Assistant Coach of the Year following the 2023-24 season. He was instrumental in assisting with an offense that averaged 83.0 points per game while shooting an ASC-best 48.5 percent from the field. LeTourneau had five players averaging double figures in scoring, led by Deonte Jackson at 22.2 points per game, and ranked third in the ASC in assists per game at 15.11.
The YellowJackets had another stellar season offensively in 2024-25 averaging 83.7 points per game with All-American -- and ASC Player of the Year -- Deonte Jackson scoring 23.8 per contest. Wallace coached four players to All-ASC honors and three of those averaged at least 14 points per game.
The 2025-26 edition of the team averaged 87.5 points -- the most in Wallace's tenure -- and set a program NCAA-era record for free throw percentage at 78.4 (ranking seventh in the nation). Three players earned All-SCAC honors as LeTourneau captured a division regular season title.
LeTourneau has averaged at least 80 points per game in all five seasons in which Wallace has been on the coaching staff.
Wallace spent two seasons as a graduate assistant with the Minot State men's basketball program as the Beavers made history in 2021. After finishing third during the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference regular season, Minot State made its first-ever semifinals appearance in the tournament.
Under his leadership, point guard Max Cody averaged 15.8 points, 6.5 assists and 5.0 rebounds per game en route to garnering All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference first team honors. Forward Kody Dwyer converted 71.3 percent of his field-goal attempts, finishing third among all NCAA players across all three divisions.
Prior to Minot, Wallace spent two years at Ridgewater College as an assistant coach under head coach Nate Thooft. The new staff began the process of turning the program around, doubling the win total from year one.
The Bellevue, Neb., native began his coaching career as a student assistant at Southwest Minnesota State under head coach Brad Bigler. The Mustangs advanced to the NCAA Regional Final after capturing the 2017 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference championship in Wallace's final season with the program. Southwest Minnesota State posted a 28-6, including a 17-5 mark in league play, clinching the South Division Regular Season Title.
He gained valuable experience working camps and elite camps for Tom Izzo (Michigan State), Mike Krzyzewski (Duke), Greg McDermott (Creighton) and former Nebraska and current San Jose State coach Tim Miles.
Wallace completed his undergrad at Southwest Minnesota State University and earned his Bachelor of Science in mental and physical health and wellness as well as a minor in coaching. He completed his Master of Science in sports management from Minot State in 2021.
He resides in Longview, Texas, with his wife, Mallory, and their daughter (Jovie).
Sterling Johnson enters his second season as assistant coach for GVSU for the 2025-26 season.
In his first season at GVSU in 2024-25, Johnson helped lead the Lakers to a 16-13 overall record and 12-8 GLIAC mark. Two Lakers earned All-GLIAC second team honors and three were named to the All-GLIAC defensive team which was the most out of any teams in the conference.
Prior to coming to GVSU, Johnson spent one season as a graduate assistant at Virginia Tech where was responsible for assisting with player development, film breakdown and scouting reports. During his time there, he helped the Hokies reach the second round of the National Invitational Tournament (NIT) before losing to Ohio State.
Before arriving at Virginia Tech, Johnson gained experience at Northwood University, Schoolcraft College, the University of Northwestern Ohio, and Defiance College. While at Schoolcraft, he supported the development of three players who advanced their athletic careers, including assisting Keionte Cornelius, the second-leading scorer in all of NJCAA Division II, who went on to sign with Division I Jackson State. At the University of Northwestern Ohio (UNOH), he coached Nathan Lessing, the schools fourth all-time leading scorer. Additionally, Johnson played a key role in UNOH qualifying for the conference tournament for the first time in three years. At Defiance College, he was responsible for recruiting Marrell Jordan, the schools tenth leading scorer.
Johnson was a four-year letterwinner at Saginaw Valley State from 2012 to 2016, appearing in 108 games. During his senior campaign in 2015-16, he was part of the winningest team in program history, which advanced to the Elite Eight while he shot 46% from the field and 43% from three-point range that season.
He earned his bachelor's degree from Saginaw Valley State University in 2016 and went on to obtain a Master of Business Administration from Defiance College in 2019. Most recently, he received a degree in Agricultural Life Sciences with a focus on Education from Virginia Tech in 2024.
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Head Men's Basketball Coach at Millsaps College
Former Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at East Texas Baptist University, Millsaps College, and Louisiana Christian University
Nate Nowicki is entering his second season as the graduate assistant coach for the Blazers in the 2021-22 season. In Nowicki's first year on the bench, the Blazers posted a 17-5 record, including a fifth consecutive regular season championship in the Gulf South Conference. Also, the Blazers captured an elusive Gulf South Tournament Championship, the first in the program's history.
In the 2020-21 season, Nowicki helped coach the Blazers to as high as number 5 in the nation and also a berth in the Division II NCAA Tournament. Also, Nowicki helped develop three all-conference players in his first season on the sidelines, including two first-team all conference players in Imoras Agee and Burke Putnam.
Nowicki graduated in the Spring of 2020 from Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio with degrees in History and Adolescent to Young Adult Education. As a player, Nowicki was part of teams that set the program record for most wins in a four-year span at Franciscan.
At Valdosta State, Nowicki is currently pursuing his Masters Degree in Higher Education Leadership.
Nate Bethel is in his first season in 2021-22 as an assistant coach for the University of Illinois Springfield mens basketball program.
Bethel returns to the court this year after being a player at McKendree University from 2017-20. He played in 40 games, including 20 starts. He scored 351 points and grabbed 154 rebounds in his career. He averaged 8.8 points and 3.9 rebounds a game, and shot 48.3 percent from the field and 84.1 percent from the free-throw line.
As a senior, he shot 91.1 percent from the free-throw line, the second-best mark in program history. That season, Bethel helped the Bearcats defeat four nationally-ranked teams, which was a new school record.
Bethel was a three-time member of the GLVC Academic All-Conference team, and earned the Council of Presidents Academic Excellence Award in 2020.
Bethel also played one season at Navarro College, before transferring to Highland Community College. At Highland, he helped the team win a conference and regional championship, and advance to the national tournament.
Bethel graduated from McKendree in 2020. He is originally from Nassau, Bahamas, and attended St. Louis Christian Academy in St. Louis, Mo.
Coach Gayle has just completed his 7th season at Albany State University. In his second season, ASU won the SIAC East Division and was runner-up in the 2020 SIAC Conference Tournament. In 2024-25, ASU achieved the most wins since 2003-04.
Hey everyone my name is Nehemiah Crowder, I am the assistant mens basketball coach at Dominican University (IL). I am entering my third season with the mens team and I am excited to see who uses this opportunity to show the best version of their game. What is your superpower specifically and how can you shine without it
A little background my basketball journey :
- Amherst College (Nescac Conference)
- Springfield Commonwealth Academy (National Prep)
- Haverford College (Centennial Conference)
- Lincoln University (CIAA Conference)
- Dominican University (NACC Conference)
- Played at Florida International University (Sunbelt Conference)
- Played at Kirtland Community College (NJCAA)
- Played semi pro / overseas
After four seasons as the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Pepperdine University, Dowling moved back into the Division III realm joining the University of Redlands.
Dowling's first year with the Waves was during the 2019-20 season where she led the team to a 16-15 overall record, including an 8-10 WCC record. The team reached the semifinals of the 2020 WCC Tournament after upsetting higher-seeded BYU. Over her first three seasons with the Waves they produced two All-WCC selections, two WCC All-Freshman team picks and one WCC All-Tournament player.
Prior to Pepperdine, Dowling was the Head Coach at SCIAC rival Claremont-Mudd-Scripps for seven years where she accumulated a 147-46 (.762), 93-19 (.830) SCIAC record. There she led the Athenas to six straight SCIAC regular-season championships, four SCIAC Tournament championships and four NCAA Division III Tournament Appearances. Along the way, the team had six straight 20-win seasons including five seasons with at least 23 wins. In 2015 she was named the SCIAC Coach of the Year saw a pair of players earn SCIAC Player of the Year honors and another 10 become 1st Team All-SCIAC selections.
Dowling had two prior stints with the Waves, as she was a graduate assistant and academic advisor during the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons, then returned as an assistant coach for the 2010-11 and 2011-12 campaigns, all under former head coach Julie Rousseau. The Waves went 32-27 during the 2011 and 2012 seasons, and placed third in the West Coast Conference in 2011 and advanced to the WNIT.
In between those two stays at Pepperdine, Dowling worked as an assistant coach at CSU Bakersfield for the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons. The Roadrunners went 35-23 those two years and made their first-ever Division I postseason appearance.
Dowling is a 2004 Phi Beta Kappa graduate from the University of Redlands, earning a bachelor's degree in Spanish with a minor in Physical Education. As a student-athlete, she helped the Bulldogs earn their second-ever SCIAC Regular Season Championship Title in 2004 and earned the WBCA Class Act Achievement Award.
Dowling also earned a master's degree from Pepperdine in Educational Technology in 2007.
She is a graduate of Nike's "So You Want to Be a Coach" program, as well as the NCAA Coaches Academy. In 2018, she served as an on-court coach for the USA Basketball U17 World Cup Team Trials.
Scott Campbell is honored to start his second season as Mens Assistant Basketball Coach at Lewis and Clark College, a Division III school in Portland, Oregon. Basketball has been a part of Coach Campbell's life for almost fifty years, of which he has coached for twenty of those years. This past season 2022-23 was the best record in nine years for Mens Basketball at L & C, which also included having a player as the NWC MVP runner-up and Division III NABC All-American. Previously, he was the Interim Head Coach at Mt. Hood Community College in Portland. During his time at MHCC they reached the NWAC Tournament for the first time in five years, had the Region MVP runner-up, four all region players and all eight-graduating student-athletes move on to play at four-year colleges.
These positions were preceded by Head Coaching positions at Molalla High School and City Christian High School as well as Assistant Coach position at Central Catholic High School, all in the Portland, Oregon area. Campbell serves as a showcase camp coach for West Coast Elite, EXACT Showcase, College Coaches Skills Camps, All-American Showcase and Breakthrough Basketball.
A graduate of Seattle Pacific University, he played college basketball at George Fox College. His coaching credentials are from the NABC (National Association of Basketball Coaches) and USA Basketball as well as degrees in Exercise Science and Business Management. Campbell has coached over 40 basketball teams and camps in 12 different countries worldwide, including Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Tunisia, Brazil, Haiti, Mexico, Canada, and the Dominican Republic.
As a fitness professional and personal trainer, Campbell can work with athletes in a variety of ways. He is a certified NFHS sports referee for basketball and football, officiating over 400 contests annually for all ages and genders.
The best part of his life is being a father for two amazing children, Makena, and Amani. He is honored to being coaching basketball at this time in history!
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Graduate Assistant at Olivet Nazarene University Boy's Basketball
My name is Brayton Cain, and I am currently the Graduate Assistant at Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, IN. I have previous playing and coaching experience at the college and high school levels. I love where I am and I am excited to see where God takes me.
Jeremy Bialek joined the Houghton University Department of Athletics as the 11th head coach of the men's basketball program in May 2022.
In his first three seasons, Bialek collected as many wins as Houghton teams had accumulated in the previous six years combined. In 2025 the Highlanders qualified for the NCCAA National Championship Tournament for the first time since 1983, achieved their first winning regular season record in 30 years, and won the most conference games (8) since joining NCAA Division III while qualifying for their second straight appearance in the Empire 8 Conference Tournament. During his tenure, Bialek has led the Highlanders to first-time victories over 10 different programs (including Case Western Reserve, Grove City, Sage, St. John Fisher, and SUNY Geneseo) while snapping long losing streaks against rivals Alfred and Alfred State. Prior to his arrival, only three Houghton men's players had received Empire 8 All-Conference awards during the school's membership (and never more than one in a season). In just the last two seasons, four Highlanders have been honored as all-conference. Last season, Jajuan Preaster, Lou Bellamy, and Christian Sage all received Second Team All-Conference honors. The NCCAA awarded each of those players Midwest All-Region with Lou Bellamy and Jajuan Preaster named to the First Team while Christian Sage was Second Team. D3 Hoops further recognized two of those players as NCAA All-Region: Jajuan Preaster (Second Team) and Lou Bellamy (Third Team). Over the last two campaigns, individual players led conference statistical categories as well (Lou Bellamy in rebounds, Preston Thomas in three-point field goals, and Trey Flatt in steals). Jajuan Preaster also finished his career as the only Houghton player to record 1500+ points, 500+ rebounds, 250+ assists, and 150+ steals. In 24-25, Houghton finished atop the E8 in team assists/game. The previous season, the Purple & Gold topped the conference in steals. The Highlanders have also raised their performance in the classroom, producing three NCCAA Scholar-Athletes and 11 members of the NABC Honors Court. The 2024-2025 squad received the NABC's Team Academic Excellence Award as well.
Bialek came to Houghton after serving as assistant coach at Trinity Christian College for three seasons. At TCC, Bialek was charged with practice planning, game strategy, individual development, opponent scouting, recruiting, and video breakdown. He helped the Trolls to their best three-year cumulative winning percentage in nine seasons and to its first National Tournament appearance in more than 10 years. While serving as recruiting coordinator, he brought in six all-state players, an Indiana Top-15 player, and New England Top-150 player. He also helped develop a Second Team All-American, three all-conference selections, and two players that went on to play professionally overseas. While at Trinity, Bialek also served as the head coach for Trinity's men's and women's golf programs for two seasons, guiding the women to their first NCCAA National Tournament appearance in program history.
Prior to his stint at Trinity, Bialek was a coach at the high school level for more than 20 years where he won 440 games, the NCHBC National Championship, two NCHBC Midwest Regional crowns, six ICBA state titles, and seven conference championships while also producing a NCHBC Maravich Award winner (National Player of the Year), a NCHBC National Defensive Player of the Year, 14 NCHBC All-Americans and 20 players who went on to play in college, with four going to NCAA Division I schools, one playing in the NBA, and two playing professionally overseas. Bialek spent 18 seasons as the head coach at Indianapolis Homeschool. During his tenure with the Wildcats, his teams compiled 14 straight winning seasons and advanced to seven National Final Fours. At the close of his Wildcat tenure, Bialek stood 15th in career wins among all active boys' high school coaches in Indiana (440) and won more state titles than any other coach in the history of the ICBA state tournament with six. In 2018-2019, his Cats ended the season ranked in the CBS Sports MaxPreps National Top 250 and as No. 8 for all classes in Indiana. Bialek's 2017-2018 team finished the season as the second best three-point shooting high school team in the nation, making 9.8 per contest. The 2014-2015 squad averaged 85.5 points per game, finishing 12th in scoring among all high schools in the nation.
He began his career at Perry Meridian High School in Indianapolis as a varsity assistant from 1995-2000. In his five campaigns, the Falcons won a sectional title and finished as Marion County runners-up twice. He then spent the 2000-2001 season as a varsity assistant at Fayetteville-Manlius High School in Syracuse before heading back to Indiana.
Bialek attended high school at Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse, earning varsity letters in basketball, cross country, and track. He played basketball under New York State Hall of Fame Coach Buddy Wleklinski, where he was part of CBA's 1991 Sectional title.
Few people, if any, understand The College of Wooster basketball experience more fully than Doug Cline, a 1995 graduate of the school, does. Cline, who just completed his 24th year as a full-time member of the coaching staff, is now at the helm of the program he once starred for, following the retirement of Steve Moore at the conclusion of the 2019-20 academic year.
As an assistant, and more recently as associate head coach, Clines been heavily involved with every facet of the tradition-rich program, which has sustained a remarkable run of success, rivaled even by household name Div. I programs. Woosters won nearly 600 games (592-149) during Clines 24 years as a full-time assistant, and hes helped the program make 23 NCAA appearances during that stretch, headlined by trips to the Div. III Final Four in 2003, 2007, and 2011. At the conference level, Woosters won 15 of its North Coast Athletic Conference-leading 18 titles during Clines tenure on the staff, including seven straight from 2005-11.
As a player for the Scots, Cline was a member of one of the top basketball classes ever at Wooster. Along with teammates Scott Meech, Craig Bradley, Jason Zerger, and Jeff Hamilton, Cline helped lead the Scots to three NCAA Tournament appearances, three North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament championships, two NCAC regular season titles, and a record of 91-21 (.813) in four years.
For his career, Cline finished with 1,396 [points](https://www.woosterathletics.com/sports/mbkb/coaches/CLINE_DOUGview=bio#), placing him 17th on Woosters all-time scoring list (No. 8 upon graduation). The three-time all-conference honoree also holds the fifth-best career field-goal percentage mark (.607) and the ninth-best field-goal percentage in a season (.634). An outstanding rebounder as well, Cline led the team in that category twice, including his senior year when he averaged 8.2 boards.
Prior to joining the Wooster team, Cline was a local high school star at Northwestern where he was an all-county and all-state selection as both a junior and senior.
Personally, Doug, and his wife, Lauren, live in Wooster. They are the proud parents of Joshua (18), a freshman at Wooster, the late Corey (3), and twins Courtney and Jordan (10).
The 2022-23 school year will be Frisbie's second on staff with the Britons. Frisbie's main responsibilities include: recruiting of prospective student-athletes, scouting of opponents, and academic progress.
Frisbie came to Albion following a two-year stint with MIAA-foe, Trine University. He was the head junior varsity coach, where he worked on player development as well as multiple other aspects of the program.
Prior to his time at Trine, Frisbie was on the staff at Kalamazoo College for three seasons. As an assistant with the Hornets, he worked with all facets of the program, including fundraising, recruiting and scouting.
Frisbie is a 2014 graduate of Western Michigan University. While earning his master's at WMU, he served as a graduate manager, producing scouting reports and breaking down film.
Myles Moore enters his second year as a member of the Mens Basketball coaching staff.
Moore is a 2019 graduate of Berry College with a BS in Business Management. His collegiate career began at Millsaps College, where he was voted the Team MVP as a freshman. In two seasons with the Majors, he posted 10.3 points per game, 3.0 rebounds, and a 33% 3-point average.
Moore finished his playing career at Berry College from 2017-2019 where he was a member of Berrys first SAA Championship and NCAA Tournament team. At Berry, he averaged 10.0 points per game and shot 44% from the field in his first season. In the 2018-2019 season, he broke the team record for steals in a single season while averaging two steals per game. He shot 38% from 3-point range and averaged 4 assists per game. Moore was named All-SAA Second Team in the 2018-2019 season.
Moore served as a student assistant at Berry for the 2019-2020 season, helping the Vikings post a 19-9 team record. Moore then moved on to Trinity University for the 2021-2022 season. The Tigers advanced to the second round of the NCAA playoffs after posting a 23-6 record.
I have been a men's assistant college basketball coach for 8 years now. I am going into my 7th year at Goshen College in Goshen, IN. Serving as the Interim Head Coach last spring.
Emerson Jones joined the Union University men's basketball coaching staff as a graduate assistant in June 2024. Jones is in his second season with the Bulldogs.
Jones came to Union after spending five seasons on the bench with the Fort Valley State University men's basketball coaching staff. He spent four years as a student assistant coach and one year as a graduate assistant. As a member of NCAA Division II, Jones coached and helped develop a SIAC All-Conference players. He also worked in skill development, player development, film breakdown, and recruiting.
Jones earned his bachelor's degree in social work from Fort Valley State in 2022. He is a graduate of Westover (Georgia) High School where he played four years of basketball. He helped lead his high school team to two region titles and advanced to two Georgia State semifinal appearances.
As part of our COVID-19 safety plan, the indoor sessions traditionally held on the first day of camp will be shared online.
Sessions will be accessible for the week prior to camp. They are available on-demand and can be completed at the athlete's
convenience.
This approach allows us to continue offering these valuable sessions so athletes arrive to camp ready to maximize the experience,
while still maintaining a safe experience.
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Largest college coaching staff of any organization -- camp, tournament or club (bringing in 1000 amazing college coaches every year)!
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Only training camp organization that has received funding from the NCAA.
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EXACT will provide you with a digital link within twenty-one days after camp. This link will allow you to purchase raw (unedited) gameplay footage from camp, which you can use however you'd like for your recruiting efforts.
Additionally, we offer a professional-grade highlight video package for athletes looking to create a polished showcase of their skills and stand-out moments from camp.
We will also be sharing the raw gameplay footage from camp with our national network of college coaches, further increasing your exposure.
Upgrade options, including our professional highlight video package, are available. For more details, review the Highlight Video package.
EXACT will provide you with a digital link within twenty-one days after camp. This link will allow you to purchase raw (unedited) gameplay footage from camp, which you can use however you'd like for your recruiting efforts.
Additionally, we offer a professional-grade highlight video package for athletes looking to create a polished showcase of their skills and stand-out moments from camp.
We will also be sharing the raw gameplay footage from camp with our national network of college coaches, further increasing your exposure.
Upgrade options, including our professional highlight video package, are available. For more details, review the Highlight Video package.
| FEATURE | D-1 | D-2 | D3 | NAIA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Athletic Scholarships | Full | Partial | No | Yes |
| Academic Flexibility | Medium | High | Very High | High |
| Competition Level | Elite | High | Competitive | Competitive |
| Recruiting Intensity | Very High | High | Moderate | Moderate |
