Rochester Institute of Technology Men's Basketball

Dominic Parker is in his second year as Head Coach of the Men's Basketball team in 2025-26.   Parker brings a championship resume to Rochester following over 10

Mick Kuberka enters his first season as assistant coach at RIT in 2024-25. He brings years of coaching experience to the Tigers program. Most recently, he served as the assistant varsity and head JV men's basketball coach at St. John Fisher University, where he managed practice sessions, prepared game scouting reports, and contributed to team strategy during games. Kuberka also spent seven years as an assistant coach at Hilbert College, where he excelled in player recruitment and development. In addition to his collegiate coaching roles, he is the founder and director of the Buffalo Titans Basketball program, which offers training, clinics, and travel teams for youth and adults in the Buffalo and Rochester areas. Under his leadership, the program has grown to serve over 200 players and hosts annual tournaments and coaching clinics. A former standout player, Kuberka graduated from Lafayette College in 2002 with a bachelor's degree in Economics and Business. As a member of the Leopards' basketball team, he played on squads that set a school record with 24 wins in a season, won back-to-back Patriot League Championships, and earned consecutive NCAA Tournament berths. His accomplishments were recognized with induction into the Lafayette Maroon Club Hall of Fame as part of the 1999 and 2000 championship teams.

Terris "Tee" Sanders enters his first season as assistant coach at RIT in 2024-25. Sanders previously served as Director of Basketball Operations at Hampton University while also serving as the head coach of the 2025 team at Wave Basketball Club (VA Beach, VA), and worked in the Hampton Roads area as a player development coach. Players who worked with Coach Tee include Kyrese Mullen (Hampton), Jerry Deng (Florida State), Tyson Brown (Georgia Southern), Marquis Godwin and Scott Spencer (Overseas). In 2020, Sanders joined the DREAM Foundation, which offers a unique mentorship program for underrepresented groups within the sports industry, specifically students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities who are interested in a career in sports. In addition to coaching at RIT, Sanders serves as a college counselor at Rochester Prep High School.