Cleveland State Men's Basketball has appointed Tre Gomillion and Drew Denisco to its coaching staff. Gomillion, a former player with the Vikings, returns as an assistant coach after a successful stint as a graduate assistant at the University of Missouri. Denisco, taking on the role of Chief of Staff, joins from Eastern Michigan, where he coached wing players. Both are eager to contribute to the program’s success under head coach Rob Summers.

By the Numbers
  • Gomillion was a two-time Horizon League All-Defensive Player and the 2021 Horizon League Defensive Player of the Year.
  • Denisco coached Emoni Bates, who was drafted 49th overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 2023 NBA Draft.
State of Play
  • Gomillion brings experience from the NCAA Tournament with Missouri, where he was a team captain.
  • Denisco has a notable background, including winning an NBA Eastern Conference Championship and extensive coaching history in NCAA and professional basketball.
What's Next

The new coaching staff will focus on enhancing team performance in the upcoming season, aiming for a Horizon League championship. Their prior achievements may provide strategic advantages in player development and recruitment.

Bottom Line

The additions of Gomillion and Denisco to Cleveland State’s coaching staff signal a renewed commitment to building a competitive basketball program, leveraging their extensive experience and local ties to drive success.