CINCO BOONE

HEAD MEN'S BASKETBALL COACH

Entering the 2009-2010 Season, Cinco Boone will begin his first campaign as Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Jacksonville College.  Boone, who has served as an assistant coach to Greg Young the past two seasons, will be taking the reins from the veteran coach and look to build upon the success and tradition of Jacksonville College Jaguar basketball. 

Boone just completed his second season as assistant men's basketball coach and head recruiter at Jacksonville College. The Jaguars finished the 2008-2009 season with an overall record of 21-10 and received one of only four first round byes in the Region XIV Tournament. The Jaguars received national attention spending several months in the NJCAA National Poll while several Jaguar players received individual accolades. Boone played a major role in the recruitment of these student-athletes, with two of his signees receiving Honorable Mention All-Region. Boone came to Jacksonville College from a one-year coaching stint at Hardin Simmons University where he served as a graduate assistant coach for men's basketball. During his only season with the HSU Cowboys, they qualified for the ASC Conference Tournament and reached the championship game.

An Elida, New Mexico native, Boone graduated from Portales High School in 2001 and in his senior season the Rams won the 3A Boys Basketball State Championship. He then attended Eastern New Mexico University and graduated in December of 2005 with an education degree with the content areas of math, P.E., and history. He also completed his Master's Degree in Sports Recreation and Management at Hardin Simmons University in December of 2007.

Boone, 26, began his coaching career at Portales Junior High in 2002-2003. He then served the next three years as head junior varsity coach and varsity assistant coach. The Rams' Varsity teams reached the State Championship game in 2004-2005 and the State Semifinals in 2005-2006 during Boone's tenure as assistant coach.

Among some of the camps Boone has worked include Creighton University, University of Texas, University of North Alabama, Texas A & M University, and Eastern New Mexico University Team camps.

Former Head Coach Greg Young has been quoted to say, "Coach Boone has done an unbelievable job here at Jacksonville College thus far in our recruiting and player development. He is the hardest working tenacious young coach I have ever been associated with and has a bright future in this business."

PHILLIPE LILAVOIS

ASST. MENS BASKETBALL COACH

Phillipe Lilavois begins his first year coaching as an assistant at Jacksonville College. A graduate of Texas Tech University, Phillipe earned his bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sports Science in May of 2009. Despite not having any coaching experience, Phillipe has worked at the division 1 level for the past three years.  Phillipe spent the previous three seasons as a student assistant for the Texas Tech Men’s Basketball program. He was apart of a Texas Tech team that made the NCAA tournament in 2007 and was on the bench when legendary coach Bob Knight became the all-time winningest coach in NCAA Men’s basketball history with his 880th career victory. Phillipe also worked for Coach Knight’s son, Pat Knight during the 2008-2009 season.  As a student assistant, he worked closely with the coaching staff by assisting in player development, scouting for opposing teams, and film breakdown. Born March 27, 1986, Phillipe is a native of Plano, Texas.

BARRY FRIZZELL

ATHLETIC TRAINER

Barry Frizzell, LAT, ATC, CSCS, PTA

Sr. Athletic Trainer, ETMC Rehabilitation Center

Barry begins his thirteenth season caring for the athletes at Jacksonville College.  He is contracted through the ETMC Rehabilitation Center in Tyler, where he also oversees their regional sports medicine program.  He graduated in 1994 from Baylor University with his bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences.  He is licensed by the Texas Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers and Certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association.  He is also a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.  His experience covers many sports including football, basketball, tennis, baseball and softball.  He is dedicated to the advancement of the health and well-being of student athletes.  Barry, and his wife Wendy, have a 6 year old daughter, Megan.