Nike Basketball Camp Rancho Solano Preparatory School

He received his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Finance from Gordon (MA) College, where he was a student-athlete and an Academic All-American.

During his time at UCF, Coach Trigg worked closely with future professional basketball players Keith Clanton (South Korea) and Isaiah Sykes (Italy) in skill development and NBA draft preparation. Coach Trigg also served as an assistant coach at Blue Valley West High School under Donnie Campbell during BVW’s run to the 2011 State Tournament. During his playing career, Coach Trigg was an Academic All-American and Honorable Mention All-American at Gordon College and played one season with Athletes in Action in the United States as well as in Israel and Palestine.

With extensive camp experience, Coach Trigg has worked high profile camps at The University of Kentucky and UCF as well as assisted with local basketball camps in Kansas City, Boston, and Arizona. Coach Trigg is passionate about teaching the game of basketball while making learning fun and developing a desire to grow in other players.

Cauchi’s main roles with the Falcons included: recruiting, player development, practice planning, film breakdown and editing, youth and skills camps, and academic success.

2022-23 was a record-breaking year for FLC as a program. The Falcons finished 23-7 (an 11-game turnaround from the previous year). This season saw the program jump to their highest ranking, #8 in the north and #13 in the state. With that, they earned the #8 seed in the CCCAA playoffs, having a first-round bye. After a second-round win, the Falcons fell in the Sweet Sixteen to Northern Region champions and state runner-up.

Prior FLC, Cauchi played two years at Solano College before transferring to play at Linfield College (Oregon), then began his coaching career at Chico State while he finished his bachelor’s degree in English. After graduating from Chico in 2014, he stayed on staff another year to gain more coaching experience before travelling overseas to Barcelona, Spain to teach English and coach basketball. Cauchi then coached one year at Dixon High School as Head JV Boys coach and varsity assistant, helping guide the Rams to their best record in over 30 years, going 23-7 overall and making it to the state playoffs.

Cauchi also has worked camps all over the country. He recently completed his Master’s Degree in Intercollegiate Athletics and Education-Leadership in Coaching from the University of Washington. He also served as the Director of Youth Development at Shoot360 El Dorado Hills and operates his own basketball leadership and training business, Brett Cauchi Basketball.

Prior to Rancho Solano, Coach Oldham was on staff as an assistant coach at Arizona Christian University. During this time the Firestorm were 55-8, GSAC Conference Champions, and appeared in the NAIA National Tournament both years (reached Final 4 in 2022). Prior to ACU, Coach Oldham gained experience as an intern under NBA player development coach Phil Beckner. These experiences have allowed Coach Oldham to expand his basketball knowledge, value the relationships that basketball brings, and grow a desire to teach the game to the next generation.

Coach Oldham played college basketball at Friends University in Wichita, KS and graduated with a Bachelors Degree in 2020.