WPBA 
WPBA Staff
Front Office
Toni West
Toni West comes to the Women’s Premier Basketball Association with over 15 years of collegiate coaching experience. Her coaching resume includes stints at CSU East Bay, Dominican University, Delta College and Shepherd University. In 2015, West served as the girl’s head basketball coach at Moreau Catholic High School until 2018. After completing her Administrative Credential in Education with a focus in Social Justice from CSU East Bay, she moved into leadership and now works as an Assistant Principal of Climate and Culture.
Toni West comes to the Women’s Premier Basketball Association with over 15 years of collegiate coaching experience. Her coaching resume includes stints at CSU East Bay, Dominican University, Delta College and Shepherd University. In 2015, West served as the girl’s head basketball coach at Moreau Catholic High School until 2018. After completing her Administrative Credential in Education with a focus in Social Justice from CSU East Bay, she moved into leadership and now works as an Assistant Principal of Climate and Culture.
West earned her Bachelor’s from San Jose University in Communications with a minor in journalism, and a Master’s from St. Mary’s College of California in Kinesiology.
Matt Grant
Faatimah A
Aaron Brown
George Scott
WPBA Trainers
Britnea Moore
Britnea Moore is currently an experienced trainer serving the Bay Area and surrounding cities. In 2013, Moore created her own basketball academy, Access Your Game Training, LLC. This academy aims to elevate the basketball skill set, approach, and mindset of youth who have higher hoop dreams. AYG’s dedicated mission is to give athletes access to what wasn’t available to Moore as a young athlete. Britnea meets that goal by hosting skill development sessions, Co-Ed camps/clinics, shooting sessions, speed & agility training, and injury prevention/ academic workshops. A recent highlight is the partnership AYG has established with Gatorade in pursuit of young athletes prioritizing healthy habits.
Britnea Moore is currently an experienced trainer serving the Bay Area and surrounding cities. In 2013, Moore created her own basketball academy, Access Your Game Training, LLC. This academy aims to elevate the basketball skill set, approach, and mindset of youth who have higher hoop dreams. AYG’s dedicated mission is to give athletes access to what wasn’t available to Moore as a young athlete. Britnea meets that goal by hosting skill development sessions, Co-Ed camps/clinics, shooting sessions, speed & agility training, and injury prevention/ academic workshops. A recent highlight is the partnership AYG has established with Gatorade in pursuit of young athletes prioritizing healthy habits.
In 2019 Britnea traveled outside the country ( Ghana and Thailand ) to help bridge the gap of “connectivity” in and around Hoop. Fast forward to 2022, Britnea led a project to help resurface an outdoor court at a local school, St. Peters, located in the Western region of Africa, Takoradi. In addition, Britnea created a skill development curriculum that would be run by her team of trainers (who currently reside in Ghana ) at various times throughout the year. The current academy is running under the leadership of the Social Drive Foundation. Britnea has a deep desire to give back her talents to future players and She thrives on connecting with athletes through her innovative style of training. This Bay Area native finds great joy in seeing players grow, not only in the world of basketball but as human beings.
Delandro Leday
Media
Brittani Burgess
Brittani Burgess is a cinematographer and photographer who breathes life into the sports landscape with her narrative filmmaking and photography. As a former D1 collegiate and professional basketball player. After her basketball career Burgess eventually found even more influence and passion off court by creating a space to explore the impact of the game with art and personal expression. With experiences that span the industry – from Springhill Productions, Pinterest, Women’s Premier Basketball Association, Microsoft and the WNBA, LOVB, and more, she is fiercely dedicated to carving out a space for storytelling through different lenses.
Announcer
James C. Earl-Rockefeller, III
Rocke started his professional career as a stand-up comedian having performed alongside renowned stand-up, television and movie comics. Working as a VJ for a popular Bay Area television network motivated Rocke to create VJTV The Visual Radio NETWORK, an entertainment television entity that has press covered The Academy Awards, NAACP Image Awards, BET Awards, Billboard Music Awards, Heroes and Legends Awards and other celebrity-studded presentations. VJTV is also a content provider for the national cable network TV One.
Rocke started his professional career as a stand-up comedian having performed alongside renowned stand-up, television and movie comics. Working as a VJ for a popular Bay Area television network motivated Rocke to create VJTV The Visual Radio NETWORK, an entertainment television entity that has press covered The Academy Awards, NAACP Image Awards, BET Awards, Billboard Music Awards, Heroes and Legends Awards and other celebrity-studded presentations. VJTV is also a content provider for the national cable network TV One.
Rocke's moniker, "That Announcer Guy" stems from performing public address at events and bringing a vintage flair to the profession with his gameshow voice tone, signature plaid jackets, large framed eyeglasses and microphone lapel pin reminds audiences of classic television announcers with his true to art form.
