Hey there! My name is Kobe, and I’m incredibly grateful to be on this journey with all of you. I graduated from Lynden High School in 2019, where I had the honor of playing both football and basketball—and was fortunate enough to win two state championships along the way.

After high school, I played five years of college basketball, starting at the University of Puget Sound before transferring to Seattle Pacific University. I graduated from SPU in 2024 with a degree in Health and Fitness Education and a minor in Coaching Science.

Since 2019, I’ve been coaching alongside Hall of Fame Coach Brian Roper, gaining invaluable experience and mentorship that has shaped my philosophy and passion for the game. Founding Grit N Grind Hoops has been a dream come true. It’s about more than just basketball—it's about developing confident, disciplined, and resilient young men and women who carry those lessons with them for life.

I'm excited for what’s ahead and look forward to continuing to grow this community together!

Hey! I’m Coach Brady, and I’m grateful to be part of the Grit N Grind Hoops coaching staff. I graduated from Lynden High School in 2024, where I was fortunate to compete in both football and basketball—winning five state championships during my time there. One of my favorite memories from high school was leading the season in assists, getting to set up my teammates and make plays for others.

I’m currently playing college basketball at Edmonds Community College and just finished up my freshman year. Coaching has always been a passion of mine, and I’m excited to give back and share what I’ve learned with the next generation of athletes. I’m here to help players develop their skills, grow their confidence, and most importantly, enjoy the journey.

I look forward to working with all of you and continuing to grow this amazing community!

What’s up! I’m Coach Anthony, and I’m proud to be part of the Grit N Grind Hoops family. I graduated from Lynden High School in 2024, where I was fortunate to be a three-time 2A State MVP, 2A Player of the Year, and part of three state championship teams. I also finished my high school career as Lynden’s all-time leading scorer and was honored to be nominated as a McDonald’s All American.

I’m currently attending Western Washington University, continuing both my education and my love for the game. Basketball has given me so much, and I’m passionate about giving back—helping young athletes develop their skills, mindset, and love for competing. I’m excited to be here, coaching alongside a great group of leaders, and can’t wait to help you grow on and off the court!

Hey there! My name is Payton, and I’m excited to be part of the Grit N Grind Hoops family. I graduated from Sequim High School in 2018, where my passion for athletics and competition first began to grow.

After high school, I attended Northwest University and played college basketball before transferring to Central Washington University, where I played four years of college football. During my time at Central, I earned my degree in Health and Fitness Education while continuing to develop as both an athlete and leader.

As a Strength and Conditioning Specialist, I’m passionate about helping athletes build confidence, improve performance, and develop habits that translate both on and off the court. I believe in creating an environment where athletes are challenged, supported, and encouraged to become the best version of themselves.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to coach and mentor the next generation, and I’m looking forward to helping our athletes grow through hard work, discipline, and a love for the game!

What's up! My name is Dawson, and I’m excited to be a part of the Grit N Grind Hoops family. I graduated from Lynden High School in 2022, where basketball played a huge role in shaping my competitive mindset and passion for the game.

After high school, I attended Grand Canyon University, where I’m currently majoring in Education. During my time at Lynden, I set the school record for most three-pointers made in a single season, an accomplishment that reflects the countless hours of hard work and dedication I’ve poured into the game.

Coaching has quickly become a passion of mine, and I’ve had the opportunity to serve as an assistant coach for the Lynden High School girls varsity basketball team, helping contribute to a 2026 State Championship season. Being able to coach at a high level while continuing my education has given me an even greater appreciation for leadership, teamwork, and player development.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to pour into young athletes and help them grow both on and off the court. I’m excited to continue building relationships, teaching the game the right way, and helping athletes gain confidence through basketball!

Hey there! My name is Maddie, and I’m so excited to be a part of the Grit N Grind Hoops family. I graduated from Lynden High School in 2021, where I had the opportunity to play basketball for the Lions and be part of the 2020 State Championship team.

After high school, I attended Washington State University, where I graduated with a degree in Psychology. My experiences as both a student-athlete and coach have helped shape my passion for working with young athletes and creating positive, encouraging environments where they can grow.

Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to coach multiple basketball camps, including Lynden youth camps, and I’ve loved being able to build relationships with players while helping them develop their confidence and skills. For me, coaching is about much more than basketball—it’s about creating memories, building character, and making sure every athlete feels supported and valued.

I’m looking forward to an amazing season full of growth, energy, and fun, and I can’t wait to help make this a memorable experience for all of our athletes!

Hey! My name is Anna, and I’m so excited to be part of the Grit N Grind Hoops family. I graduated from Lynden High School in 2021, where I had the opportunity to compete in both basketball and volleyball while creating memories and friendships that will last a lifetime.

During my time at Lynden, I was honored to be named the 2021 NWC MVP and the 2020 2A Defensive Player of the Year while helping our team capture a 2020 State Championship. Those experiences taught me the importance of leadership, hard work, and playing for something bigger than yourself.

After high school, I attended Western Washington University, where I competed for both the Vikings basketball and volleyball programs while majoring in Special Education and Elementary Education. Being both a student-athlete and future educator has strengthened my passion for mentoring and supporting young athletes in all aspects of life.

I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to coach and give back to the game that has given me so much. I’m excited to help athletes grow in confidence, develop their skills, and create lasting memories throughout the season!