Westminster University has appointed Casey Stanley as the new head coach of the men's basketball program. With 18 years of coaching experience, including 15 at the NCAA Division I level, Stanley hopes to elevate the Griffins program. He previously coached at Layton Christian Academy, achieving a 66-20 record and positioning the school as a top prep destination while successfully developing international recruiting pipelines. Athletic Director Shelley Jarrard praised Stanley's track record for developing student-athletes and his capability to lead the program into a new era.

By the Numbers
  • Stanley led Layton Christian Academy to a 66-20 (.767) record over three seasons.
  • He helped place 20 student-athletes from LCA into NCAA Division I, II, NAIA, and JUCO programs.
State of Play
  • Casey Stanley's hiring marks a significant change for the Griffins program in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC).
  • This is Stanley's first head coaching position at the collegiate level.
What's Next

Under Stanley's leadership, Westminster aims to enhance its recruiting efforts and gain recognition within the RMAC and NCAA Division II. The focus will be on building a program that attracts local talent and contributes positively to the university's identity.

Bottom Line

Casey Stanley's appointment is seen as a move towards revitalizing the Westminster basketball program. His extensive experience and proven success provide a solid foundation for future growth and achievement in NCAA Division II basketball.