Coach Trey's journey began as a player under the guidance of the CEO and coach Mondo during his formative years from 7th grade through high school. Having learned and grown under their mentorship, Trey now stands as a coach and mentor, collaborating with both of his former mentors to impart knowledge and guidance to the next generation. Hailing from Sacramento, Trey's roots run deep in his community, and his passion for giving back is evident as he continues to demonstrate the power of mentorship, showcasing firsthand how it can positively impact individuals and communities alike. A Sacramento native through and through, Trey's dedication to his community shines through in his work as a coach and mentor. With a profound belief in the efficacy of mentorship, he actively engages with his hometown, serving as a testament to the transformative potential of investing in others. By devoting himself to giving back to the community that shaped him, Trey embodies the notion that mentorship is not just impactful but essential in fostering growth and success among individuals and within neighborhoods.

Kenneth Duncan Sr. is a dedicated mentor and coach at "BALL OUT ACADEMY" since 2022. With over 30 years of coaching experience, he has nurtured and guided high school and travel ball players, as well as young developmental athletes, not just in the game, but also emotionally. Kenneth's coaching extends beyond basketball and football; he has also delved into other sports and even specialized in science and technology, focusing on antiglare and re-entry window coding for outer space vehicles. Kenneth's career took a historic turn when he worked on the Space Shuttle Challenger, notably after the tragic loss on January 28, 1986. Collaborating with figures like Ronald McNair and Christa McAuliffe, he contributed to advancements in window coding technology. Beyond his technical achievements, Kenneth has been an unwavering advocate for civil rights, notably serving as a coordinator and master of ceremonies for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King celebration for over 40 years. He has had the honor of meeting influential figures like Jesse Jackson and Dr. Martin Luther King III, playing a significant role in supporting their endeavors, including introducing Jesse Jackson during his presidential bid. In his personal life, Kenneth is a devoted father who has raised two boys and twin girls, instilling in them the importance of resilience and success. When it comes to Ball-Out_ Academy, His greatest joy comes from witnessing the growth and development of the children he mentors and coaches, cherishing the moments when he sees "the light come on" in their hearts and minds, not only as he mentors them, but even when encountering those same children later in life. Kenneth's enduring commitment to nurturing young talent and advocating for social change has left an indelible mark on his community.