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MEET OUR
BOBW ELITE
COACHES
Damien Argrett
Damien Argrett is a former professional basketball player and accomplished athlete with a standout career both in the U.S. and overseas. He graduated from Pfeiffer University in 2005 with a degree in Pre-Law, where he made a significant impact on the court, earning NCAA Division II All-American honors. His college basketball career set the foundation for his transition to professional play, where he quickly established himself as a formidable talent.
After graduating, Argrett pursued a successful five-year career in professional basketball, playing for teams across Europe in Germany, Romania, the Czech Republic, and Poland. His time abroad was marked by a series of impressive achievements, including earning a spot in the 2006 Romanian All-Star Game and the 2007 Czech Republic All-Star Game. In addition to his All-Star appearances, Argrett's exceptional performance in the Czech Republic League earned him the prestigious title of Most Valuable Player in 2007. That season, he averaged 20 points and 8 rebounds per game, showcasing his ability to dominate on both ends of the floor.
Throughout his international career, Argrett became known for his versatility, leadership, and work ethic. His experiences in multiple European leagues allowed him to develop a deep understanding of the global basketball landscape, while his on-court success helped solidify his reputation as one of the top players in his position. After retiring from professional basketball, Argrett transitioned into coaching and player development, using his extensive knowledge and experience to help the next generation of players reach their potential.
Argrett’s basketball journey is a testament to his dedication, talent, and passion for the game—qualities that continue to inspire aspiring athletes today.
Christopher Carr
Coach Chris Carr is entering his fourth year with Damien Argrett and the BOBW organization, bringing over 35 years of coaching experience. He has held head coaching positions at Elizabeth Irwin High School in NY and Cave Spring High School in VA. Coach Carr also gained valuable experience working with legendary coaches Bob Knight, Billy Donovan, Lefty Driesell, and Rick Pitino at various summer camps.
A native of Indiana, Coach Carr was a three-year letterman at New Albany High School and played at Mount Olive College and Morehead State University. He is married to Corie Fuchs, and they have two sons, Colton and Cooper.
Coach Carr is excited to continue his coaching journey, sharing his passion, expertise, and dedication to youth development through the BOBW Organization.
Jeff Asiamah
Jeff Asiamah grew up in Yonkers, New York, where he played high school basketball before continuing his career at the collegiate level. He began his college basketball journey at a Division III school in Brooklyn, NY, before transferring to a Division II school in Canada to complete his playing career. Jeff also played semi-professional basketball in the Bronx, NY.
With 8 years of coaching experience, Jeff has worked with both boys' and girls' AAU teams, as well as running camps and clinics. His coaching career includes serving as Head JV Coach at Harding University High School, Head Varsity Coach at Lake Norman Christian School, and currently as Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach at Langtree Charter. Jeff is excited to contribute to the strong culture of BOBW and help continue its success!
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Steven Thomas
Steven Thomas is a dedicated basketball coach and former player originally from Columbia, South Carolina. He began his basketball journey at a young age, playing AAU basketball with the TOPPS organization during his elementary school years. Thomas continued to hone his skills throughout middle school, playing for EL Wright Middle School in Columbia, South Carolina, during both 7th and 8th grade.
After middle school, Thomas attended Camden Military Academy, a prep school located in Camden, South Carolina, where he played varsity basketball during his freshman and sophomore years. His sophomore season was particularly memorable, as he helped lead his team to a conference championship, putting up an impressive performance in the final game with 17 points (8-8 from the field), 6 rebounds, 3 assists, and 1 steal.
In his junior year, Thomas transferred to Spring Valley High School in Columbia, South Carolina, where he played junior varsity basketball before moving up to the varsity team in his senior year. His senior season ended with a tough loss in the semifinals of the state tournament, falling just three points short of a championship appearance.
Although he wasn’t able to continue his playing career at the collegiate level, Thomas earned an academic scholarship to attend Catawba College in Salisbury, North Carolina. While at Catawba, he stayed involved with basketball and, during his junior year, was invited to join the women's basketball team's practice squad. In his senior year, his involvement grew further when he was asked to become a student assistant coach for the women’s team, with the college offering him a scholarship to do so.
Following graduation, Thomas began his coaching career, first as a volunteer assistant coach for the women’s team at Catawba College. He then transitioned to middle school basketball, where he currently serves as the head coach for the junior varsity team at Woodland Heights Middle School. Thomas' journey—from player to coach—reflects his unwavering passion for the game and his commitment to developing the next generation of basketball talent.
David Wilson
Coach David has leveraged his passion for basketball to serve, mentor, and develop athletes through his work with Inbounds Ministries and MAD Hoops. His dedication to the game and to building character in young athletes has been a cornerstone of his coaching philosophy. In addition to his coaching, Coach David was also a player and captain for the Linas Basket Academy in Linas, France, where he played for two seasons. His experience as both a leader on the court and a mentor off the court has greatly influenced his approach to coaching and athlete development.
Travis Morgan
Travis Morgan, a 2012 graduate of West Rowan High School, was a standout basketball player, earning All-Conference and All-County honors during his high school career. He went on to play Division I college basketball, but unfortunately, a major knee injury during his freshman year ended his playing career.
Now, Travis is dedicated to giving back to the game and his community by coaching. With six years of experience coaching AAU youth basketball, he is passionate about helping young athletes develop their skills, grow as players, and build character both on and off the court. Travis finds great fulfillment in mentoring the next generation of basketball players and continues to inspire them through his commitment to their growth and development.
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