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Vaughn , Ramaundo
Ramaundo Vaughn
- Title:
- Assistant Coach
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Ramaundo Vaughn was hired as an assistant coach in May of 2025.Â
Vaughn will serve as a coach to the guards with an emphasis in skill development. He comes to the Valley from Oakland, where he spent the last four seasons at Laney College as the women's basketball head coach as well as athletic director at Alameda College.
Vaughn comes off a four year stint at Laney College where he led the Eagles to four consecutive 20+ win seasons and three undefeated conference records. Prior to Laney College, Vaughn spent a decade at Diablo Valley College where he earned three Big 8 Conference championships, three Big 8 Conference Coach of the Year awards, five Big 8 MVPs, and two California Co-Player of the Year awards. At DVC, Vaughn also coached the Vikings to their first-ever state championship win since 1977 in 2019.
Vaughn's basketball success goes beyond women's basketball, as he is a member of NBA superstar Stephen Curry's off season skill training team, and has assisted in workouts with other high level players such as NBA stars Luka Doncic and Trae Young. He's also a camp coach at Curry's invitation-only SC30 UA Select Camp for America's top high school boys and girls basketball players.
Vaughn spent almost 3 years as the associate head coach at Hawaii Pacific University. While there, he recruited and helped develop several players who were named to the PAC West Conference All Conference teams.
As a player, Vaughn prepped at San Francisco's George Washington High School, where he was named Honorable Mention All SF Bay Area. He earned a basketball scholarship to Washington State University out of high school, but transferred to San Francisco City College after his freshman year. From San Francisco City College, Vaughn then went on to play at Hawaii Pacific University.
Vaughn earned his bachelors in Administration of Justice and a masters in Communication. He also holds a masters in Exercise Science from New Mexico Highlands University.
Vaughn will serve as a coach to the guards with an emphasis in skill development. He comes to the Valley from Oakland, where he spent the last four seasons at Laney College as the women's basketball head coach as well as athletic director at Alameda College.
Vaughn comes off a four year stint at Laney College where he led the Eagles to four consecutive 20+ win seasons and three undefeated conference records. Prior to Laney College, Vaughn spent a decade at Diablo Valley College where he earned three Big 8 Conference championships, three Big 8 Conference Coach of the Year awards, five Big 8 MVPs, and two California Co-Player of the Year awards. At DVC, Vaughn also coached the Vikings to their first-ever state championship win since 1977 in 2019.
Vaughn's basketball success goes beyond women's basketball, as he is a member of NBA superstar Stephen Curry's off season skill training team, and has assisted in workouts with other high level players such as NBA stars Luka Doncic and Trae Young. He's also a camp coach at Curry's invitation-only SC30 UA Select Camp for America's top high school boys and girls basketball players.
Vaughn spent almost 3 years as the associate head coach at Hawaii Pacific University. While there, he recruited and helped develop several players who were named to the PAC West Conference All Conference teams.
As a player, Vaughn prepped at San Francisco's George Washington High School, where he was named Honorable Mention All SF Bay Area. He earned a basketball scholarship to Washington State University out of high school, but transferred to San Francisco City College after his freshman year. From San Francisco City College, Vaughn then went on to play at Hawaii Pacific University.
Vaughn earned his bachelors in Administration of Justice and a masters in Communication. He also holds a masters in Exercise Science from New Mexico Highlands University.
FB Weekly Press Conference [9/15]
Monday, September 15
FB highlight vs Southern University [9/13/25]
Monday, September 15
Post-Game Press Conference [9/13]
Sunday, September 14
Instant Highlights: Fresno State 56, Southern 7
Saturday, September 13
