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Coaching Staff
Steven M. Lee
is the Director
of the Dallas Sports Federation. Coach Steven Lee grew up in Washington D.C. where he played at nationally ranked high school, Riverdale Baptist High School where he was an All-area player as well an All-State player. While pursuing his undergraduate degree, he competed and practiced against players from the NCAA Basketball 2001 National Championship Team.
In 2007, he graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary with a Masters of Theology Degree. Steven enjoys coaching because the game of basketball can be used as a tool to teach valuable life skills and to encourage young people athletically, academically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Coach Lee also serves as the Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach at Cambridge School of Dallas.
Chuck Guilliaume
joins our staff with 20 years of coaching experience. He is the Head
Varsity Assistant and JV coach at Parish Episcopal School. Coach Chuck
believes that kids having an opportunity to develop a fundamental skill
set at a young age is an invaluable way to ensure long term success.
Derek Johnson
joins
the DSF staff with extensive knowledge of basketball as a Division I basketball
player and coach. As a player Derek played at Colleyville Heritage High
School there he led his team to a 2 year undefeated (28-0) district record as they made school history as a 2004
regional finalist. Coach DJ was named Defensive Player of The Year his junior and
senior year. Coach also received First Team All District, and First Team
All-Region honors while at CHHS. From there he played one year at University
of Texas-El Paso then went to Blackhawk College in Moline, Illinois. There he
also played one year and led his team into the national tournament. Along the
way he led his team in assists, steals, and was the third leading scorer. After
several Big Ten offers Coach DJ decided to come back closer to home and finish
his collegiate career at Prairie View A&M University. At PVAMU off the
court Derek graduated with a criminal justice degree, and began his Masters of
Education, Leadership, and Counseling degree. On the court at Prairie View A&M Coach was a
three time captain, and started at
guard
and
helped his team get better each year. In his first season (06-07 season)
he led the team in assists 2.9 apg, and steals 2.7 spg and was also ranked
first in conference in steals and second in assists. Nationally Coach Derek was
ranked 6th in steals and was also named to the Las Vegas Invitational All
Tournament Team with such names as
Corey Brewer
, Al
Hortford, Jullian Wright,
and Mario Chalmers
. In
his second season (07-08 season) he again led the team in steals
2.0 spg and assist 3.8 apg. Coach also became the third leading
scorer on the team averaging 11.0 ppg and second on the team in rebounds with
5.1 rpg. In conference Coach DJ led in assist and steals. During the summer
before his senior season he was recognized, selected and drafted by a team
in Greenville, South Carolina (Greenville Drive) but chose to return to
school to finish out his senior year and fulfill his responsibilities as a
student, and as a teammate. In his last year at PVAMU (08-09 season) Coach
ended second in the team in points with 10.0 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 2.4 apg, and
1.8 spg. Coach led his team to a 3
rd
place Finish in the SWAC while
boosting one of the best records in School history. Coach Derek has been
recognized by the SWAC conference as Player of the Week and New Comer of the
Week numerous times throughout his successful career at PVAMU as well as
All-Academic team member, Defensive Player of the Year candidate all three
years. Coach DJ enjoys basketball because through the game of basketball he has
learned many lessons not only about basketball, but life lessons as well.
Matt Rodgers is a 2007 graduate of Baylor University. While at Baylor, he worked at a student assistant for the Baylor Men's Basketball team under the direction of Scott Drew, Jerome Tang, and Matt Driscoll. Coach Matt Rodgers assisted in rebuilding the Baylor Men's Basketball program that had been decimated by tragedy, player departures, depleted rosters and NCAA restrictions. During Coach Rodgers time with the program Baylor advanced to their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1988, as well as NIT Championship in 2009, posting their first ever back to back 20 win seasons. While at Baylor, Matt worked closely with Coach Tang in recruiting. During his first three years, Baylor recruiting classes were rated 10th, 11th and 17th, respectively, in the nation (widely considered Baylor's top consecutive recruiting classes ever). During the summer and off season Matt lead the men’s basketball team in individual workouts in addition to assisting at Baylor Summer Basketball camps. Upon graduation from Baylor with his Masters in Sports Management, Coach Matt plans to work for the Men’s Basketball Team as he pursues his dream of being a Division I head coach.
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