GIRLS
High School Head Coach: Cameron Pridemore
8th Grade Coach: Joseph Thompson
7th Grade Coach: Clarence Moore
6th Grade Coach: Doug Wilkins
BOYS
High School Head Coach: Aaron Hill
8th Grade Coach: Nate Popp
7th Grade Coach: Jonathan Keith
6th Grade Coach (RED team): Chris Squires
6th Grade Coach (BLUE team): Olin Barnett
5th Grade Coach: Bryan Bates
4th Grade Coach: Chris Burke
Meet the Coach – Girls Basketball, Cameron Pridemore
• Family: Wife, Sydney
• Church: 1st Baptist Church of Covington (TN); moving to Louisville this summer
• Occupation: CAL Middle School History Teacher
• Sports Played: Basketball, Lee University (TN) Auburn University of Montgomery
How long have you been coaching basketball? I have been coaching basketball for 8 years.
What made you interested in coaching at CAL? The opportunity to help girls grow not only as basketball players but as Christians, students, and people is a special opportunity. CAL has that same desire throughout the entire school and athletic programs. The environment and culture around CAL make it a special place to work and coach.
What are your goals for this year’s team? The goal for this year’s team will be to continue to build on the success that CAL Lady Centurion basketball has had in the past. As teammates, we want our players to love each other, play for each other, and uplift each other. As a team, we want to play hard, disciplined, and aggressive basketball to create a fun and exciting style of play. Off the court, we want our players to be great students, representatives of Christ, and people in the hallways of CAL and out in the community.
What is your vision for the CAL girls’ basketball program? My vision for the CAL girls’ basketball program is to consistently have a program made of high character players who love the Lord, love their teammates, and love playing the game of basketball. I want CAL girls’ basketball teams to consistently be known as tough, fundamental teams that play hard, smart, and entertaining basketball. I also want every girl that comes through our program to leave it feeling loved, invested in, and to know they are always part of the CAL girls’ basketball family.
How does your relationship with Jesus shape your coaching style? The biggest way that my coaching is shaped by my relationship with Jesus is the way that I try to approach what I do. As Christians, I believe we are called to love and encourage others and my goal is that those traits are what drives my coaching and relationships. I want all of my players to feel cared for and supported in all that they do, not just as a basketball player but as a student and person as well.
What do you look forward to most this year? I look forward to not only coaching and building the CAL girls’ basketball program but also becoming part of the Louisville and CAL community!