Stephen Singleton, after winning a state title in 2000 with a towering center, demonstrated his coaching adaptability by leading Eastvale Roosevelt to a state championship without a true big man. Under his guidance, the team excelled in rebounding by committee, aggressive defense, and fast break scoring, culminating in a remarkable season with a 35-2 record. Singleton emphasized that the high school game has evolved, allowing his team to leverage toughness and speed effectively, which led to their success in the challenging Southern California basketball landscape.
The high school game is different. Not all teams have true back-to-the-basket bigs. Most high school bigs want to play outside, which suits our style.
Singleton's coaching is marked by rebounding by committee, aggressive defense, and scoring on fast breaks, leading the team to success with a versatile gameplay.
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