Bio

Coach Brian Hoberecht (pronounced HO-BRIGHT) began his time on Coach Mike Marquis’s staff at Tyler in 2023.  For the 15 previous years, he was head coach at Kilgore College, compiling a record of 296-161.  Prior to Kilgore Brian was the head coach for 8 years at Dodge City Community College in Kansas. 

In the last 10 seasons, Kilgore College had a 214-93 overall record and a conference record of 118-77 in NJCAA Region XIV.

Also, during the last 10 seasons, more than 35 of his players signed Division I basketball scholarships at four-year schools

Under Coach Hoberecht, the graduation rate was more than 90 percent of all two-year players at Kilgore College.

Coaching Highlights:

• 8 Team Championships
• 8 All-Americans
• 5 Pre-Season All-Americans
• 45+ All Region Players
• 55+ All Conference Players
• 35+ Professional Players as a Head Coach
• 80+ Professional Players as an Assistant Coach
• 2022 TABC Junior College Coach of the Year
• 2021& 2022 Mid-South Regional Coach of the Year
• 2012-2013 Region XIV Coach of the Year
• Three appearances at NJCAA national tournament (2013, 2021 & 2022)
• Finished in the Elite 8 of the NJCAA 2022 National Tournament
• Finished in Sweet 16 in the NJCAA 2013 National Tournament
• 2012-13 team had best season of basketball at KC in 55 years with a 27-6 record, ranked 15th in the nation
• 2021-22 team topped that with a 31-3 record and an Elite Eight appearance in the NJCAA Tournament
• Ranked in the NJCAA Top-Five all season long during the 2021-22 season.
• Ranked #2 in the NJCAA in 2013-2014 and 2021-2022 Season
• 451-256 overall record as a head coach
• Clinician at NABC Final Four Championships
• Clinician for Nike Championships
• Coached professionally for the Dodge City Legend
• Coached Grand Bahamas summer camp 2004-05

Head Coach:

• 2008-2023: Kilgore College
• 2000-2008: Dodge City Community College 

Assistant Coach:

• 2003-2006: Dodge City Legend
• 1997-2000: Dodge City Community College
• 1993-1997: Emporia State University

Education: 

• Enid (OK) High School: 1989
• Southwestern College: 1993
• Emporia State University: 1995