Ron played both high school (Macomber High School, Toledo OH) and college basketball (NCAA Div. II) University of Findlay, Findlay OH). At both levels Ron received several All Division, All City & All District Awards. While at the University of Findlay, Ron received his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and his Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Phoenix. Upon graduating from the University of Findlay Ron returned to Toledo where he was Assistant Coach of his High School Alma Mater. During his 6-year high school coaching career his teams won 4 City Championships, 3 District Championships, 1 Regional Championship and 1 State Championship. Ron’s players included Jim Jackson; three (3) time Ohio High School “Mr. Basketball”, McDonald High School All-American and Ohio State University two (2) time All American. Jim was the 4th overall pick in the 1992 NBA Draft by the Dallas Mavericks behind Shaquille O’Neal, Alonzo Mourning and Christian Laettner and is currently a Sports Commentator for Fox Sports and the Big Ten Network. Ron has been involved in Grassroots Basketball for over 20 years, won a number of tournaments throughout the country and has numerous players play at the major Division 1 college level in Basketball & Football. Ron and Wife (Cynthia) have two children and is currently employed as the Executive Director, Human Resources for a Global Biopharmaceuticals Company.

Terrell attended James Hillhouse after graduation then attended St. Thomas More Prep school in Waterbury, Connecticut, followed by Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he studied and played basketball from 1993-1997. After graduating, Myers moved to England, signing professionally for British Basketball League outfit Sheffield Sharks, where he enjoyed four very successful seasons winning the BBL Trophy in 1998, the League Championship in 1999 and the BBL Cup in 2000. He also picked up many personal accolades as well, collecting awards for the BBL Player of the Year 1998-99 (When he averaged 23.5 PPG), the BBL Cup MVP in 1999, as well as being named in the All-Star team for four seasons running (1998-2002). In 2001 Terrell moved to the London Towers,[1] and in 2003 to Spanish lower-league team Casademont Girona, where after two good season’s Myers earned a move to the Asociacion de Clubs de Baloncesto to play for Akasvayu Girona in one of Europe’s biggest leagues, after which he moved to CB Murcia. Having spent six years in the United Kingdom, Myers is an eligible British citizen. Myers is now the head basketball coach at St Andrew’s School and Assistant Dean of Students in Delaware and is also on the faculty. He is the father of one daughter.

Matt has been coaching basketball for over 20 years at the high school and AAU/grassroots level. He has coached/trained over 50 current college basketball players, including approximately 35 D1 players, and has won numerous tournaments throughout the country. Matt has run basketball camps and clinics throughout New Jersey both on his own and in partnership with Kevin Boyle (head coach at Montverde Academy). Additionally, he was formerly on the Board of Directors of the Adidas Junior Phenom Camps for 3 years, and was Chairman of the Primetime Shootout for 5 years. He played basketball at Nazareth College in Michigan. Pauls graduated with BSBA and MBA degrees from Central Michigan University, as well as a Juris Doctorate degree from the Michigan State University College of Law. He currently is the President & CEO of a global biopharmaceutical company. Pauls has also taught at the college level as an adjunct faculty member at The College of New Jersey, University of Indianapolis, and Davenport University, instructing business and management courses. Additionally, he is on the Board of Directors of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Philadelphia and also at The Pennington School. He has one son who is a graduate of Lafayette College where he played 4 years of D1 soccer and who is attending Drexel University for graduate school and is playing for 1 year on the men’s basketball team.