Dacio Barbosa—Dacio Barbosa graduated from Chiawana High School where he played varsity basketball and helped lead his team to the WIAA State Tournament. He continued his playing career at Columbia Basin College, competing for two seasons and helping his team reach the NWAC Playoffs both years.
In addition to his playing experience, Dacio has coached AAU basketball and has spent several years coaching Breakthrough Basketball and Columbia Basin College camps. Throughout his coaching career, he has worked with athletes of all ages and skill levels, including Division I basketball players, giving him valuable experience training players with a wide range of goals and abilities.
At Shoot 360, Dacio is passionate about passing on the knowledge and experience he's gained throughout his playing and coaching career. His goal is to help every athlete develop the skills, confidence, and basketball IQ needed to reach their full potential, whether they're just starting out or striving to play at the next level.
Brock Streufert—Plays for the CBC Men's Basketball team. His specialty is defense, playmaking, and shooting.
Meilani McBee- graduated from Kennewick High School and played five years of Division I basketball at the University of Hawaii. She earned two Big West Conference regular-season titles, two Big West Championship titles, and made an appearance in the NCAA Tournament twice—one of which was against the national champions, LSU. She holds two records at Hawaii: most 3-pointers made and most games played and also made All-Big West Academic all five years as a student athlete.
Laverne Jones—Head Trainer at Shoot 360 and runs Madskills Basketball. His specialty is speed and agility, ball handling, post moves, shooting, passing, defense, floor spacing, and finishing moves.
Cooper DeWitt—Cooper DeWitt joins our coaching staff with an elite competitive pedigree and a reputation as a defensive powerhouse. A local standout, Cooper was named both Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year at Chiawana High School in 2020.
His collegiate journey included time at North Idaho College and NCAA Division I IUPUI, before concluding at Montana State University Billings. In his final season, Cooper led the conference in steals and etched his name into the record books, ranking 5th all-time in single-season steals at MSUB. Cooper specializes in defensive intensity and high-level skill development, bringing a “lockdown” mentality to every training session.