Westminster University announced Casey Stanley as the new head coach for the Griffins men鈥檚 basketball team, bringing 18 years of coaching experience, including 15 years at the NCAA Division I level. Stanley previously served at Layton Christian Academy where he led the team to a 66-20 record and established it as a prominent prep program. He aims to build a strong program at Westminster, leveraging his extensive recruiting network and Division I experience, which includes successful tenures at institutions such as Iona University and UNC-Wilmington.

By the Numbers
  • Stanley compiled a 66-20 record at Layton Christian Academy, achieving a .767 winning percentage.
  • He helped place 20 student-athletes into NCAA, NAIA, and JUCO programs in just two years.
State of Play
  • Stanley is tasked with revitalizing Westminster's basketball program within the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC).
  • This is his first head coaching role at a collegiate level, following years of Division I assistant coaching experience.
What's Next

Stanley aims to enhance recruiting in Utah and build Westminster into a top-tier program in the RMAC and NCAA Division II. Future recruiting strategies and program development will likely focus on establishing a local pipeline for talented student-athletes.

Bottom Line

With a solid track record and extensive experience, Stanley's appointment represents a significant opportunity for Westminster to elevate its basketball program. His success in recruiting and player development will be crucial for the program's future ambitions.