Aaron Anderson: From Court Leader to Coaching Mentor

High School Beginnings

Aaron Anderson's basketball career began in Edmond, Oklahoma, where he stood out as a star player at Edmond Santa Fe High School. His leadership and talent guided the Wolves to the Class 6A State Tournament, earning him All-District and All-City honors by his senior year.

College Career

Starting his collegiate journey at Fresno State, Aaron immediately made an impact as a true freshman, starting 12 of 27 games and earning Academic All-Mountain West Team recognition. Following the birth of his son, Aaron made a pivotal move to the University of Central Oklahoma. There, he became a key player, averaging 14.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game, and earned All-Conference honors during a standout sophomore season.

Aaron finished his college career at Oral Roberts University, starting in 44 games over two seasons and leading the team in assists. Despite injuries, his commitment to the game and his leadership qualities remained strong. He graduated with a Bachelor’s in Sports Management in 2017.

Coaching Evolution

After a successful playing career, Aaron transitioned into coaching. Returning to his roots, he began coaching at Edmond Santa Fe and launched his AAU coaching career with the Swarm high school boys team. His passion for player development led him to a role at UTEP as a graduate assistant under former Fresno State coach Rodney Terry. While at UTEP, Aaron expanded his leadership skills, earning a Master’s in Leadership Studies and Community Engagement.

Building Future Champions

Currently, Aaron Anderson dedicates his time to coaching and developing youth talent in Oklahoma. As the head of Wonbyone Elite, alongside professional player Obi Emegano, he combines his experience, knowledge, and passion to guide the next generation of athletes. Focused on building both skill and character, Aaron’s coaching philosophy centers around preparing young players for success on and off the court.