Daryn Vincent
Head Coach
Age 25
About Coach Daryn Vincent
I’m a passionate basketball coach dedicated to helping young athletes grow both on and off the court. I coach boys and girls at the elementary, middle school, and high school levels, focusing on skill development, teamwork, confidence, and a love for the game.
Personal Bio
Born in Fontana, California, I moved to Texas at just six months old as my father pursued his career in college coaching. As the youngest of three brothers, I grew up surrounded by athletics, being in the college locker room and with both of my older brothers competing at the collegiate level and my oldest brother even continuing his playing career in France at 19. In 2022, I made the decision to turn my life over to Christ, which has become a defining part of who I am. Since then, I have had the opportunity to serve as a Youth Life Group Leader at Westover Hills, where I enjoy investing in and encouraging the next generation. Outside of coaching and ministry, I have a passion for photography, especially capturing scenic landscapes, and I enjoy listening to classical music.
Education
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Luther College
Aug 2019 – Mar 2020
7 mo
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Northwest Vista
Associates of Arts
Aug 2024 – May 2026
1 yr 9 mo
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Texas A&M University of San Antonio
May 2026 – Present
5 mo
Coaching Experience
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Legacy Christian Academy
Assistant Coach
Jul 2022 – Mar 2025
2 yrs 8 mo
Coaching Accolades
While coaching at Legacy Christian Academy, I was able to be part of a team that made it to the playoffs two years in a row. Individually, as a player development coach, I have helped six players I train daily go to college, with one currently at UTSA and another preparing to travel overseas.
Playing Experience
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Luther College
College - NCAA D-III
Aug 2019 – Mar 2020
7 mo
Player Accolades
Going into my sophomore year, I was being recruited by Liberty, Gardner-Webb, and Purdue University Fort Wayne. I was also ranked in the top 30 in San Antonio and in the top 75 in Texas. From junior to senior year, I was ranked in the top 10 nationally for charges and 3rd in Texas, despite only playing 12 games total in my senior year and half of my junior season due to ongoing seizures. Both Junior and senior season I made 1st team All State.