Nike Basketball Camp Las Positas College (Run by Las Positas Women's Staff)

In his first season leading the Hawks in 2022-2023, Theodore reignited a program that had not seen competition since the 2019-2020 season. In year 1, the Hawks reached many milestones including Las Positas College's first ever nominated WBCA All-American and California Community College Athletic Association (3C2A) Leader in Rebounds: Monique Cavness. The Hawks had their first ever "1-And-Done" in program history: Ranaye Manu who completed 1 season for the Hawks before moving on to NCAA Division-II, Lincoln University (Oakland, CA) on scholarship. The Hawks had one student-athlete nominated Second Team all-Conference and one nominated All-Conference Honorable Mention. The Hawks also upset a Top-24 Team on the road, and had a cumulative GPA of 3.5 for the Spring of 2023.

Theodore previously served as First Assistant Coach at Cal State East Bay under former head coach Shanele Stires (Cal Poly San Luis Obispo) with a team that most recently finished as California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Tournament Champions, advanced to the NCAA Division-II West Region Championship while maintaining the #1 seed in the West, hosted the West Regional Tournament at Cal State East Bay for the first time in school history, and finished with a D2SIDA National ranking #10 with an All-Time record of 24-3 overall, 15-1 in conference. Theodore was responsible for working in all facets of the program including recruiting, scouts, film, strength and conditioning, recovery & rehabilitation, nutrition, digital media specialization and content creation, data tracking, scheduling, alumni outreach, created the Cal State East Bay Women's Basketball Newsletter, coordinated all travel arrangements, laundry, inventory, equipment purchase and distribution for players and staff, assimilating male practice player squad, pre-season organized individual skill development, organized and conducted summer camps and all associated administrative duties.

Theodore worked directly with NCAA West Region All-Tournament Team, First Team All-CCAA, CoSIDA Academic All-District, All-CCAA Second Team, Charnofsky Award Winner, CCAA Winter All-Academic, Athlete of the Week, Two-Time CCAA Tournament Champion, Madison Schiller, CCAA All-Tournament Team, CCAA Second Team All-CCAA, CCAA Elite 13 Award Winner, Athlete of the Week, CCAA Charnofsky Award Winner, CCAA Women's Basketball Championship Scholar Award Winner, Team Scholar-Athlete Award Winner, CCAA Winter All-Academic Winner, Delia Moore, CCAA Tournament MVP, CCAA All-Tournament Team, Second-Team All CCAA Winner, Zhane Duckett, and Second-Team All-CCAA, Athlete of the Week, Mina Tameliau. Prior to Cal State East Bay, Theodore served as a Graduate Assistant for Bradley Davis's University of the Pacific Women's Basketball team. Theodore helped develop Erica Adams to the West Coast Conference (WCC) All-Freshman Team. He also helped develop Brooklyn McDavid and Lianna Tillman to WCC Honorable Mention nods.

Theodore also assisted in the development on WCC Defensive Player of the Year, Becky Hammon Mid Major Player of the Year and WNBA Round 3, 25th Overall Pick for the New York Liberty: Valerie Higgins. A native of Modesto, Theodore made history as the first player in Big Valley Christian College Prep school history to play professional basketball. He has had the privilege of showcasing his talents across the globe, playing professionally in Montenegro (MNE) and Australia (AUS). A member of the "Košarkaški Savez Crne Gore" (KSCG) also known as The Basketball Federation of Montenegro. During his rookie season in Montenegro, he was awarded "KSCG PRVA-B" Newcomer of the Month (October 2019) after averaging 15.3 points, 6.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 3.0 steals. Theodore was also noted for his international presence around skills and player development while coaching in Ukraine and Montenegro.

Theodore earned his Master's of Arts in Coaching and Athletic Administration (2021) is finishing his second Master’s degree from Concordia University Irvine, in Exercise Science (2022); and will be starting his PhD Candidacy program at the United States Sports Academy (USSA) for a doctoral degree in Sports Management with an emphasis in Exercise Science, Coaching and Title IX (2023). Theodore played collegiately at William Jessup University and graduated with a B.A. in Psychology in 2016.

Walker previously served as a Basketball Coach for Prolific Hoops, LLC in Mountain House, Ca. She helped develop and train elementary, junior high, and high school-aged kids.

Prior to Prolific Hoops, LLC, Walker served in the United States Navy as an air traffic controller for nine years. During her service, she was stationed at NAS Key West, while there she volunteered as a Special Olympics Coach and served as the Girl’s Basketball Coach for Horace O’Bryant School, leading them to a championship.

Walker played professionally in Keflavik, Iceland, where she notched 23 points in her debut game.

Walker played collegiately at Santa Clara University (SCU) from 2004-2008. As a freshman, she was named the team’s Most Improved Player and helped her team win the WCC Championship. In her sophomore year, she was named the team’s Most Outstanding Defensive Player and also ranked in the WCC top 10 for most steals per game. Additionally, Walker notched her first-career double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds in helping the Broncos clinch the WCC regular-season title at Pepperdine. As a senior, Walker was named Player of the Game against Bradley, scoring 19 points, 10 rebounds, and seven assists. Walker became the 18th Bronco to earn 1,000 career points, scoring her 1,000 point after posting 25 points against San Diego.

A native of San Jose, Walker made history as the first girl’s player in Valley Christian High School history to play professional basketball. She was the Central Coast Section's Senior of the Year, averaging 25 points, 10 rebounds, six assists, and five steals. Walker also garnered the CCS's Freshman and Sophomore of the Year in 2001 and '02, with an injury her junior preventing the career sweep. She was a two-time Division 4 All-State honoree. Holds school records in total assists, steals, rebounds, three-point field goals made, and three-point field goal percentage while also holding the single-season mark for points. She recorded five triple-doubles as a senior and set a CCS single-game scoring record, notching 53 points against Fremont of Oakland. Walker reached the 30-point plateau on eight occasions while recording more than 20 points 26 times.

Walker earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Sociology from SCU (2008) and is currently pursuing her Master’s of Arts in Counseling and Guidance at San Jose State University.