Meet Coach Anthony Stephens
The Stephens Basketball Standard
Develop the player. Build the person. Create winners.
This philosophy defines Coach Anthony Stephens, an award-winning Head Varsity Basketball Coach and former collegiate athlete dedicated to developing confident, disciplined, and highly skilled players. With championship experience, a proven record of success, a 2025 Regional Semifinalist finish, and a 2026 Regional Finals appearance, he delivers elite training focused on fundamentals, mental toughness, and leadership. Through high-level camps and player development programs, athletes gain the tools to excel on the court and grow into strong leaders off it.
The Vision Behind the Program
Elite Player Development
AAU & High School Programs
Developed multiple All-District athletes, McDonald’s All-American nominees, and future Division I and professional players.
Consistent Playoff Success
Head Coaching Career
2023-Present
Achieved playoff appearances every season as Head Coach, including Regional Semifinal and Regional Final finishes.
District Championships & Winning Record
2024-Present
Led Grand Oaks to back-to-back 6A Region II District 13 Championships while compiling a dominant 56–18 overall record in two seasons.
Coach of the Year Recognition
6A Region II District 13 – Coach of the Year
2024–2025 & 2025–2026
Recognized for building a championship program, developing elite student-athletes, and leading teams to back-to-back district titles and deep playoff runs, including a 2025 Regional Semifinalist finish and a 2026 Regional Finals appearance.
Houston Area Alliance of Black School Educators
Outstanding Teacher Award – 2024
Honored for excellence in education, leadership, and positive impact on student growth both academically and athletically.
U.S. Open Basketball Championship
Gold Champion – Nike EYBL Circuit
Achieved national-level success while coaching and developing high-level athletes competing on elite platforms.
Player Development Recognition
National AAU Programs (Nike EYBL / Adidas 3SSB)
Credited for helping prepare multiple athletes for Division I basketball and professional opportunities.