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Trayon Rumley
Trayon Rumley
Trayon Rumley
Birth date June 23, 1998 (age 27 years), New Haven, Connecticut, United States Of America
Nationality American
Occupation American basketball coach
Years active Present
Home town New Haven

Trayon Rumley is an American basketball coach and former college basketball player, known for his work in player development, recruiting, and program building across the high school, prep, AAU, and college levels. He is currently an Assistant Coach for the University of New Haven Chargers, an NCAA Division I men’s basketball program.

Early Life & High School Career

Before attending prep school, Rumley played at Francis T. Maloney High School (Connecticut), where he emerged as a team leader and perimeter scorer. During his varsity career, he averaged 13 points per game while shooting 40% from three-point range, helping lead the program and earning multiple local and state recognitions.

He later attended Notre Dame Preparatory School (Massachusetts), where he competed against national-level talent and prepared for collegiate basketball. College Playing Career Trayon Rumley competed at multiple NCAA and junior college programs on full athletic scholarships, establishing himself as a high-level collegiate guard and team leader.

College Playing Career

Trayon Rumley competed at multiple NCAA and junior college programs on full athletic scholarships, establishing himself as a high-level collegiate guard and team leader.

He played at:

● Westfield State University

● Jamestown Community College

● University of Bridgeport

● University of Hartford

At the University of Hartford, Rumley served as team captain, team leader, and leading scorer, and was granted a medical hardship waiver for an additional season of eligibility. At the University of Bridgeport, he played multiple seasons while maintaining strong academic standing.

He was also a collegiate cross-country runner, highlighting his endurance and athletic versatility.

Coaching Career

In 2024–2025, Rumley served as an Assistant Coach at The Frederick Gunn School (Connecticut), where he worked closely with players on skill development, recruiting strategy, and college placement.

He is currently an Assistant Coach at the University of New Haven, contributing to the Chargers’ NCAA Division I men’s basketball program through player development, recruiting, scouting, and on-court coaching.

He previously served as Head Coach of Team Spartans MHC, an AAU program competing on the Made Hoops Circuit, helping lead athlete exposure and development.

Recruiting & Player Development

Beyond traditional coaching, Rumley is widely known for his work in basketball recruiting and athlete development. He has served as:

● Volunteer Recruiting Coordinator – University of Hartford

● Skill Development Coach – CoachUp

● Lead Coach & Camp Director at elite programs including Hoop Group, Dribble Drive Camp, Sullivan Basketball Academy, and University of Bridgeport Camp

His focus is on helping players earn scholarships, improve performance, and gain exposure at the college level.

Education

● University of Hartford Master’s in Business Management (2024) — GPA 3.6, President’s List

● University of Bridgeport Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (2023) — GPA 3.7, President’s List & Dean’s List

Certifications

● USA Basketball Gold Coach License

● NFHS High School Coaching Certification

● First Aid & CPR Certified

Professional Profile

Trayon Rumley is recognized for blending high-level playing experience, academic excellence, and modern recruiting strategy into a player-first coaching philosophy. His background as a scholarship athlete, college captain, and recruiterpositions him as one of the emerging young coaches in American basketball.

He continues to build his career through college coaching, prep and AAU development, and national-level recruiting work.

References

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