Rory Luzier

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.

Selland coached the Saints to a 20-11 overall record and an 11-7 mark in conference play in 2023-24. He helped the Saints reach the PBC Tournament final. Malik Bryant and Destin Clark both earned all-conference honors while Jalen Barr was selected as the league's defensive player of the year. Flagler finished second in the PBC in scoring offense (82.0 ppg) and field goal percentage (47.0), third in rebounds (37.3), and topped the league in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.23). As an assistant, Selland helped coach the Saints to a 41-11 overall record and a 25-5 mark in the Peach Belt Conference in the last two years (2020-22) combined, which included a final four appearance in 2020-21. He coached a two-time NCAA Division II All-American in Jaizec Lottie, the first in the program's history. The Saints had a record four All-PBC selections in 2020-21, including Lottie who was selected as the PBC Player of the Year. Jalen Barr earned PBC Defender of the Year honors. Selland's mentor, Chad Warner, was named the NABC South Region Coach of the Year in 2020-21. He also recruited Flagler's first first team all-conference player, Gedi Juozapaitis.

After serving two years as a Graduate Assistant Coach for his alma mater, Cj Henagan was elevated to full-time status in August 2024. Henagan joined the Embry-Riddle Men's Basketball coaching staff as a GA prior to the 2022-23 season following a five-year stint on the court. Henagan, a native of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, earned his undergraduate degree in Human Factors Psychology his Master's in Human Factors Psychology from Embry-Riddle.

Men's basketball assistant coach Justin Cardoza enters his seventh season as a member of the St. Thomas University staff in 2025-26. As a member of the staff, Cardoza works with both guards and post players, assists in player development, on-court coaching, recruiting and scouting. While at St. Thomas University Cardoza has been part of a program that has had a 107-60 record, two consecutive NAIA Tournaments, and five straight winning seasons.   In 2024-25 season the Bobcats were 22-9, 10-4 and were the Sun Conference Regular Season Champions. The Bobcats made it to the NAIA Tournament 2nd Round and finished the season ranked 21st in the nation. The Bobcats regular season success led to their Head Coach Patrick Crarey being named the Sun Conference Coach of the Year. The Bobcats saw a league-high five members selected to the All-Conference teams led by Milton Matthews, Josh Taylor, and Cearius Warren on the first team, and Anthony Harris and Jordan Hernandez on the second team. Matthews was also named to the NAIA All-American 2nd Team. In 2022-23, the Bobcats had a historic season, winning a program-high 26 wins, set the best home record in program history (15-1), and had the highest finish in program history finishing in the NAIA Round of 16 appearance (as NAIA Division I member). Fred Mulbah became the first Bobcat with 200 assists and set the record at 241. Dalon Dean and Milton Matthews became the new no-1 and no-2 in 3-point baskets made in a single season in 111 and 100, respectively. The duo are the only two to hit 100 in a single season. The Bobcats had three All-Conference members. Mulbah and Matthews also notched NAIA All-American Honorable Mention honors.   In the 2021-22 season, the Bobcats led the Sun Conference with four All-Conference selections. Three players from the 2021-22 team, Augustus Stone (Taiwain), Dwayne Russell (Argentina), and Jahsim Floyd (Kosovo), all netted professional contracts. The 2019-20 campaign was a great start for the program under a new coaching staff.  The Bobcats went 22-6 and finished 2nd in the Sun Conference Tournament.  Five of those 22 wins were against the top 25 nationally ranked teams.  Ahmad Gilbert and Justin Brown were named All Sun Conference.  Justin Brown was also NAIA All American Honorable Mention.  The Bobcats finished fourth in the nation in total rebound offense per game (43.5), sixth in total rebound margin (9.79), eight in blocks per game (4.5) and 20th in net efficiency (.126).   Cardoza had spent the previous 5 years from 2014-19, coaching at Gulliver Preparatory.   Cardoza served as assistant head coach and as the JV head Coach.  Six of their players went on to play D1 college basketball at Notre Dame, Michigan, American, USC, Towson, and Minnesota who has now transferred to New Mexico. Another one of their players Joe Jackson is now in the NFL playing for the Cleveland Browns. Cardoza attended Hampton University on a scholarship through the United States Coast Guard and graduated with a BA in Mass Media Broadcasting.  Following graduation, Cardoza attended US Coast Guard Officer Candidate School (OCS) in Suffolk, Va.  After completing OCS he was commissioned as an Officer and was stationed at the Coast Guard's 7th District Headquarters, Miami, FL.   While he was stationed in Miami, Cardoza began coaching multiple sports for Miami Shores Recreation and Miami Lakes Optimist.  In 2002 Cardoza served as baseball assistant head coach and basketball assistant head coach/JV head coach at Miami Country Day School (MCDS).  While at MCDS the team won a District title, played in a Regional Semifinal game and 3 students went on to play college basketball at Harvard, Southern Methodist University and Babson. In 2008 Cardoza accepted the head coach position at Doctor's Charter School (DCS). Cardoza lead the DCS program to their 1st and only win in the schools history over Miami Country Day School. From 2010-2014 Cardoza coached at Sheridan Hills Christian School (SHCS) serving as the head coach from 2011-2014.  SHCS advanced to 2 Regional Quarterfinal appearances and had 1 player go on to play in college at Anna Maria. In addition to his duties with STU, Cardoza has returned to Gulliver Prep where he teaches physical education.  He also serves as an assistant coach and JV Head Coach.

I had the opportunity to coach in Johnson University Florida for 6 years. I started as an assistant womens basketball coach and finished as the head mens basketball coach. Actually, I am about to start a new mens basketball postgrad basketball program in Orlando. By doing this, I am trying to initiate a postgrad program with a collegiate mindset to aid the students to grow both academically and athletically. Also, I am in the recruiting process of domestic and international athletes to ensure that our program is  increasing the level of competition.