Brigham Young University Women's Basketball

Responsibilities at BYU (Women's Basketball) Director of Player Development (2023-present) Director of Video and Strategy (2022-2023) Assist staff with film breakdown of practices and games...Active role in player development/skill development...Cultivate and maintain relationships with high school coaches and junior college coaches around the country Career Highlights Developed a love for coaching through summer youth camps...Worked at several university and travel camps around the country, including BYU camp in 2012...Compiled 74% win percentage as an assistant coach at CSI (162-55)...3 SWAC Championships...3 NJCAA Tournament Appearances...One Sweet 16 appearance in 2015...Coached and developed 6 All-American players during his tenure Coaching Experience BYU Director of Video and Strategy (2022-present) College of Southern Idaho, Assistant women's basketball coach (2015-2022) University of Pikeville, Assistant women's basketball coach (2013-14) Chattahoochee High School, Freshman boys head coach and varsity assistant (2012013) Playing Career Played two years of NJCAA basketball...One year for South Georgia Tech in Americus, Georgia (05-06)...One year for Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville, Florida (06-07)...Finished playing career at NAIA St. Catharine College in Springfield, Kentucky (09-11) Education BA in Liberal Arts (Saint Catherine's College, 2011) Personal/Family Has two children Greysen and Penelope Edwards

Responsibilities at BYU Women's Basketball Assistant Coach (2025-Present) Women's Basketball Director of Operations (2024-2025) COACHING CAREER Utah Valley University Assistant Coach (2019-23) Coached eight all-conference players that garnered four All-WAC First Team selections, two All-WAC Second Team, two All-WAC honorable mentions and two All-WAC Defensive Team nods Helped UVU to a 13-7 record in 2020-21 and a 10-4 conference record which marked the most conference wins since joining the WAC in 2013 With a 2021 second-place finish in WAC, the Wolverines earned a bid to their first NCAA Tournament in program history where they matched up with top-seeded Stanford in the first round Mountain View High School (Orem) Assistant Coach (2014-16) PLAYING CAREER Keilani Unga Player Bio No. 13 in career games played at BYU (125) No. 14 in career games started at BYU (101) Started the third-most games in a season in BYU history (34) 2013 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention 2013 Cougar Club Comeback Player of the Year 2007 Walter Payton Player of the Year Third leading career scorer at Wheaton High School and second leading career rebounder Named Top 20 player in Illinois Ranked 51st nationally and ranked 11th in position nationally Prepped at Wheaton High School PERSONAL Born in Warrenville, Illinois Married to BYU running backs coach Harvey Unga who also played football for BYU and in the NFL She and Harvey are the parents of five children: Jackson, Leila, Makai, Naomi and Ha