Coastal Carolinas mens basketball team has landed a significant hire with Tim Koenig joining as associate head coach. Koenig brings a impressive record from his seven seasons at Fairmont State, where he achieved a 77.1 winning percentage and led the team to six NCAA Division II tournaments, two conference championships, and developed nineteen all-conference players. His teams consistently ranked high in key stats and won 20 or more games in six of those seasons. Koenigs experience and success make him a perfect fit for Coastal Carolinas culture, as head coach Justin Gray looks to elevate the teams performance.

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Trey Perry, a standout guard from Lakota East High School, has committed to Coastal Carolina after one season with Miami University. Perry, known for his clutch shot at Western Michigan, is joining a new team amidst a trend of players transferring to bigger stages and more minutes. Meanwhile, teammate Brant Byers is heading to Penn State, and guard forward Eian Elmer is joining Wisconsin. These moves highlight the impact of the transfer portal on mid-major rosters.

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Coastal Carolinas Joshua Beadle, a standout player, earned a spot on the NABC Division I South Atlantic All-District Second Team. He led the Chanticleers in scoring, ranking high in the Sun Belt Conference for field goal attempts, makes, and overall scoring. Beadle had a career-best season, setting new highs in points, games played, and double-digit scoring games. He also received Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year and first-team all-conference honors. This recognition marks the seventh Chanticleer to earn this district nod and the first under the new state-based districts.

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Coastal Carolinas Justin Gray, in his second year as head coach, is a finalist for the 2025 Hugh Durham Award, recognizing the best mid-major coach. Hes also up for the Ben Jobe Award for top minority head coach. Under his leadership, the Chanticleers broke program records with 11 Sun Belt wins, 7 road wins, and their best-ever tie for second in the conference. The winner will be announced next spring in Indianapolis.

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Coastal Carolinas Coach Justin Gray, a Ben Jobe Award finalist, has led the Chanticleers to a remarkable turnaround in his second season. With a 19-12 record and a second-place Sun Belt Conference finish, Gray has guided the team to eleven conference wins and ten true road wins, setting program records. The teams momentum is high, heading into the postseason and the Ben Jobe Award announcement in Indianapolis.

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