Nike Basketball Camp at St. Andrew's Episcopal School

Camp Coaches

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  Mark Morefield

  Camp Director

  Mark Morefield became the ninth head coach in UMHB women's basketball history in April of 2015. He joined the Cru after a long and successful stint as a Division I men's basketball assistant coach. Morefield guided the Cru women to the 2022 regular-season American Southwest Conference title and the program’s third appearance in the NCAA Division III Sectionals. The Cru went 24-5 last season with an 18-1 mark in conference play. Morefield had guided the Cru to seven consecutive ASC tournament berths and a trio of NCAA postseason appearances. UMHB made history during the 2018-19 season with the ASC West Division title and first appearance in NCAA postseason action. The Cru went on to win back-to-back ASC titles in 2020 and 2021, advancing to the Sectional round of the NCAA Division III tournament in both of those seasons.

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  Mark Morefield

  Camp Director

  Morefield is 146-46 in seven seasons in Belton and the Cru women also earned top two seeds in the ASC Tournament in six consecutive seasons for the first time in program history under his direction. UMHB is also 6-2 all-time in NCAA postseason play with Morefield as head coach.
  
  Morefield spent eight seasons as an assistant coach on Scott Drew’s staff at Baylor University. The Bears advanced to two NCAA Tournaments during his tenure, including an appearance in the Elite Eight in 2010. Morefield also coached three future NBA players at Baylor, with two of those going in the first round of the NBA draft. He was twice named one of Rivals.com’s Top 25 recruiters and helped recruit six Top 20 national recruiting classes over a ten-year span. With the Bears, Morefield served as the team’s recruiting coordinator, oversaw the offense, supervised individual workouts and scouting. Morefield moved to Baylor after spending five years as an assistant coach at Valparaiso University under Homer and Scott Drew. The Crusaders posted four 20-win seasons in that time and made three NCAA Tournaments appearances. He spent four years as a student assistant at Valparaiso as the Crusaders recorded at least 20 wins in each of those seasons, made three NCAA Tournament appearances and advanced to the Sweet 16 in 2008. Morefield has one year of professional experience as an assistant coach with the Texas Legends of the NBDL and was also a draft consultant for the NBA’s New Orleans Hornets in 2012. He has coached a pair of professional teams in international competition in the off-season and has also coached two Athletes in Action teams on international tours.
  
  Morefield spent the 2014-15 season as the boys’ basketball coach at Vanguard College Preparatory School in Waco. He led the Vikings to a 26-5 record and the TAPPS Sweet 16. He also served as girls’ basketball coach at Texas Christian Academy in Waco for one year and also works with a developmental basketball program in Waco. Morefield is a 1998 graduate of Valparaiso University. He is married to Danika, the daughter of former Baylor Women’s Basketball Associate Head Coach Bill Brock. The couple has two sons, Harrison and Ryan.

  Coach Morefield's Accolades:
  All-ASC Athletes Coached: 49
  All-Region Athletes Coached: 4
  All-American Athletes Coached: 3
  ASC Championships: 2020, 2021
  ASC West Division Championships: 2018, 2019, 2020
  ASC Regular Season Championships: 2022
  NCAA Appearances: 2019 (Sectionals), 2020 (Sectionals), 2022 (Sectionals)
  ASC Players of the Year: 3
  ASC Superlative Winners: 10
  ASC Coach of the Year: 2019 (West) , 2020 (West)

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  Thomas Hill

  Co-Director

  Thomas Hill is a native of Dallas, TX with twenty plus years of coaching experience. He began his coaching career at the grass roots level serving many roles and has since gained assistant and head coaching experience at the professional, collegiate, high school and middle school levels. A 1989 graduate of Lancaster High School, Thomas was an All-District, All-Area, All-State player, earning MVP and POY honors in his district and the state of Texas. An All-American in high school, Thomas went on to Duke University where he was a three year starter, three year All-ACC performer, capping his career off earning an AP Honorable Mention All-American honor. While at Duke he went to three Final Fours, playing in three championship games, winning back to back National Championships in 1991 and 1992. He was drafted in the second round (39th overall pick) in the 1993 NBA draft by the Indiana Pacers, playing eight years of professional basketball.

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  Thomas Hill

  Co-Director

  Thomas is currently coaching at the high school level in Austin, TX. He is coming off back to back state championships (2024 and 2025) in the private school division. Among some of the honors he has received as a player and coach, he was named COY in back to back seasons (2024 and 2025) in the state of Texas private school division. Thomas has extensive experience leading camps and clinics during his time in basketball.