Alan and Tracy have been married for 34 years. They have twelve children, most of whom played basketball in homeschool organizations. It’s a toss-up whether the Davis children or the Kirsch children are the most wonderful, but the Davis children are indisputably more numerous - just sayin'. Alan is a patent attorney. He's played lots of basketball, but mostly runs and swims now.

Alan’s been coaching boys basketball with the South Austin Warriors since 2016. Previously, he coached San Marcos Panthers Varsity girls 2010-2013 and Junior high boys 2007-2008. He enjoys teaching the basic skills around which all offensive plays and defenses are built. To the extent a player develops the subconscious habits of moving his feet on defense, boxing out, screening away from the ball, moving to the open spot, and setting a good pick and rolling off it correctly, for examples, he will enjoy the game and be valued by his teammates. He tries to give his players his attention when they are speaking and appreciates reciprocation.

Alan grew up hearing his athletic father/coach say, “Show me a good loser, and I’ll show you a good loser,” and ponders the beneficial and detrimental applications of the statement. In 1982, Alan committed himself to Jesus and began to listen to what He has to say to him, that being fostered by the practice of meditating on the Bible in large chunks. He tries to love God back by doing what pleases Him, which seems to involve caring about other people. Obeying God has brought Alan much joy and peace and a clear conscience, which he recognizes is one of the most valuable possessions a person can strive for.

Travis was born and raised in the great state of Texas.  He graduated with a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Texas in 1996.  Shortly after graduating he married his much better half Cherish.  Travis and Cherish now have seven wonderful children.  Travis has been employed by Advanced Micro Devices in Austin since 1995 and is currently Business Unit lead for Client Desktop Products.

Travis has been playing basketball for over 30 years and is known by his community as Trigger for his quick first step, fluid jump shot, and never seeing a bad shot.  He focusses on teaching solid fundamentals, team work, and using the game of basketball to teach important Christian life lessons.

Chris grew up, after his dad retired from the Air Force, in San Marcos where he lettered in 5 Varsity sports his junior and senior years. Chris went on to play college football at Texas State, formerly Southwest Texas State. Chris graduated from Texas State Suma Cum Laude with an Exercise and Sports Science degree and a minor in mathematics. It was at SWT, that Chris met Tahrea (pronounced Terra) and they have been married 25 years this summer. Chris has 4 children, Shelby currently in Thailand on mission, Tyler and Charis, both currently at Texas State and Kale who will soon be a Warrior.

Chris stated his coaching career in Hays CISD at Barton Middle School for 3 years and Hays High School for 14 years before being called into full time ministry at Fellowship Church at Plum Creek. Chris taught Algebra and Geometry and was also the Offensive Coordinator under Bob Shelton and the Varsity Assistant basketball coach. Since stepping out of Hays CISD, Chris has been coaching through the San Marcos Panther organization until this year.

Chris is called to minister to youth and loves to play Spikeball, ultimate frisbee and any game involving a ball.  Chris also loves preaching God’s word and reading Christian fiction.

Daniel is a passionate athlete and coach who played for Dripping Springs High School. He was a McDonald’s All American nominee, was invited to the Nike LeBron James Skills Academy and Vince Carter Nike Skills Academy, and was ranked in the ESPN Top 100 players in the 2010 class. He played 2 years at Texas A&M and 3 at Grand Canyon University where he graduated with a degree in Film, Screenwriting and Acting. He played professionally for 3 years in various countries overseas and played 2 seasons in the NBA G-League where he was part of the 2018 championship Austin Spurs. He has been helping coach the warriors for over a year now and is thankful to be involved in the process of training young players in mind and physical skill to reach their God given potential.