Our Team

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.

Sha’Rae Mitchell is a full-time NBA referee with extensive experience across the NBA, NBA G League, WNBA, and collegiate basketball. Prior to joining the NBA full-time, she officiated five seasons in the NBA G League, including playoff assignments and a Finals alternate selection, as well as two seasons in the WNBA. A former Division I student-athlete at UC Santa Barbara, Sha’Rae brings a strong background in officiating, leadership, and the development of elite basketball environments.

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.

Founder & Owner, Millervision Training | Sacramento, CA

Dante Miller is the founder of Millervision Training, a premier basketball skill development program based in Sacramento, California. With over 15 years of experience in player development, Coach Miller has worked with athletes of all levels—from youth beginners to collegiate players and professionals—helping them maximize their potential both on and off the court.

Known for his high-energy teaching style and passion for the game, Coach Miller has trained athletes across California and throughout the United States. His approach emphasizes intentional development, discipline, and building confidence through consistent, purposeful work.

His guiding philosophy, “Train With a Vision, Win With a Purpose,” reflects his belief that focused preparation and intentional effort translate directly into success in competition and in life.

Coach Miller currently serves as a skill development trainer affiliated with the Jason Kidd Select organization, while also contributing as a coach since 2022. In addition, he is the Assistant Head Coach for the Butte College Women’s Basketball program (2025–present), where he plays a key role in player development and team success.

He also serves as the West Coast Consultant for Noble Sport Management,where he helps guide athletes through the recruiting process. Through a combination of player evaluation, consulting, and a cutting-edge recruiting platform, his mission is to connect athletes with college coaches and expand their exposure opportunities.

Through Millervision, Coach Miller continues to impact the next generation of athletes by instilling work ethic, vision, and purpose in every session.

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.

Andy Dolich brings over five decades of executive experience in the sports industry, including front office positions in the NFL, MLB, NBA & NHL Dolich was responsible for the day-to-day business operations of the San Francisco 49ers. 

Dolich played a major role in the team’s improvements at Candlestick Park and the planning of a new state-of-the-art stadium in the Silicon Valley opening in August, 2014. Dolich left the team in 2010 to form his own sports business consulting practice. Clients included IMG College, ADC Partners, (WCC) West Coast Conference, TBT, FanlinQ and the Bay Area Breeze women’s pro soccer team. He is COO of Fan Controlled Football. Prior to joining the 49ers Dolich served as President of Business Operations for the Memphis Grizzlies and played a major role in the planning and building of their new downtown arena FedExForum. He led the marketing and business resurgence of the Oakland Athletics in the 1980’s and early 90’s. Dolich helped change the face of sports team advertising through the Clio Award winning “BillyBall” campaign and increased A’s attendance average from 800,000 to 2.9 million and improved the season ticket base from 326 to 16,000.  He created the A’s business and marketing efforts in three consecutive World Series. 

Dolich received his undergraduate degree in Government from American University and his Masters in Sports Management from Ohio University. He is an editorial contributor to Sports Business Journal, Sportbusiness, Ultimate Sports Guide. He teaches sports business at the Stanford’s School of Continuing Education. Contributor to national podcast: "Life in the Front Office"

Malcolm Bordelon is an accomplished executive with extensive experience across professional sports, media, and business development, including leadership roles with the San Jose Sharks, Silicon Valley Business Journal, and Indiana Pacers. His expertise spans revenue generation, strategic partnerships, sponsorship, branding, and franchise operations.