Redwood has appointed Myron Epps as the new head coach for men's basketball, succeeding Jason Black. Epps, a Tulare, California native, brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience, having played high school basketball alongside future NBA players and holding a degree from San Diego State. He aims to establish a disciplined program focused on competitiveness, development, and high academic standards. Epps emphasizes the importance of building relationships with players while adapting coaching strategies to fit their needs.

By the Numbers
  • Epps started playing basketball in middle school and won a section title in his senior year of high school.
  • He has previously served as an assistant coach at Tulare Western before moving to Redwood.
State of Play
  • Epps will commence his coaching duties on April 14, focusing initially on conditioning in the weight room.
  • The team will implement a year-round program emphasizing skill development and academic performance.
What's Next

Under Epps' leadership, the team will likely prioritize structure and communication while fostering a competitive environment. Future developments may include integrating new coaching staff and refining training strategies.

Bottom Line

Myron Epps' hiring marks a transformative phase for Redwood men's basketball, as he aims to instill a balanced approach of discipline and competitiveness that prepares players for success on and off the court.