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I’m a former Division I women’s basketball player and captain at Iona University, and now I use my experience to help athletes grow their game. Having played and led at the highest level, I know the hard work, discipline, and confidence it takes to succeed. I work with players of all ages and skill levels, focusing on fundamentals, skill development, and building confidence on and off the court. My goal is to create a positive, challenging, and supportive environment where you can take your game to the next level.

A dedicated basketball mentor and skill development specialist with a passion for building championship-level habits, both on and off the court. With over 10 years of coaching experience in the basketball ecosystem, I specialize in bridging the gap between raw athleticism and basketball disciplines. My coaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that true elite performance is a byproduct of meticulous skill acquisition, attention to detail, increased basketball IQ, and unwavering character. As a high school boys coach, I focus on fostering a winning culture of accountability, team-first basketball, and being coachable. My approach emphasizes 4 key factors: 1. Basic fundamentals of basketball 2. Creating proper basketball habits 3. Increased basketball IQ 4. How to THINK the game of basketball

Hi! I’m Coach Dre, and I specialize in helping players unlock their scoring potential while mastering the fundamentals of the game. Whether it’s putting points on the board, creating your own shot, or finishing strong under pressure, my coaching focuses on teaching players how to score efficiently in every situation—even off defensive stops, fast breaks, and tough matchups. My approach is personalized, engaging, and results-driven. Each lesson begins with a skills assessment to identify strengths and areas for improvement. From there, I design custom training sessions that mix technical drills, situational plays, and competitive game-like scenarios. Players not only improve their scoring mechanics—like shooting off the dribble, finishing at the rim, and creating space—but also learn how smart defense, awareness, and positioning can lead directly to points. I work with players of all ages and skill levels, helping beginners develop confidence and solid fundamentals, while advanced athletes refine their offensive arsenal and decision-making under pressure. Lessons are fun, challenging, and fast-paced—I emphasize learning through action, so every session feels like real-game experience while building habits that translate to lasting success on the court. Outside of basketball, I bring energy, patience, and a passion for mentorship. I love seeing players grow not just as athletes but as confident, strategic thinkers who understand the game on a deeper level. My goal is simple: to make you a more effective, versatile, and unstoppable scorer while teaching you the full game behind it. Let’s turn your scoring potential into consistent results!

"Coach Mathis really helped my son find his rhythm as a scorer. They worked on reading defenders, creating space, and staying locked in mentally. His points per game jumped after training with him, and he's more confident in taking the lead during games. Coach is knowledgeable, motivating, and from watching seems fun to train with. Some sessions seemed harder than others, and I see that made all the difference.

With two decades on the court, I bring a wealth of basketball knowledge to every session. My passion lies in helping players unlock their potential through focused skill development and strategic gameplay. Let's elevate your game together.

"Great shooting coach.

I have coaching experience with the Cavs Youth League. Little Foxes basketball, and as an assistant coach and have experience doing one-on-one player training. My teaching style is very game-focused and high-energy. I like to teach through live reps, in-game situations, scrimmaging, defensive techniques, and game-speed decision-making. I want players to learn skills they can actually apply during competition, not just drills. The type of students I want to work hard for.