Danny Strohm has been appointed as the Assistant AD for Sports Performance at Little Rock Athletics, bringing a wealth of Division I experience focused on individualized athlete development. Previously, he held positions at Georgia Southern University and Southeast Missouri State University, where he achieved significant milestones, including assisting the men's basketball team to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 20 years. His role will primarily involve working with Trojan basketball programs and enhancing the performance of multiple sports teams as they transition into the United Athletic Conference.

By the Numbers
  • Helped develop 12 student-athletes who advanced to professional athletics.
  • Contributed to SEMO men's basketball's first NCAA Tournament appearance in two decades.
State of Play
  • Strohm will assess new athletes individually to tailor their development plans.
  • He will oversee sports performance challenges across multiple teams during the Trojans’ roster transition.
What's Next

As the Trojans prepare for their new conference, Strohm's individualized athlete evaluation will be critical for maximizing player strengths and addressing areas for improvement. His experience will be invaluable in building an effective performance strategy tailored to the new roster.

Bottom Line

Danny Strohm’s addition is a strategic move for Little Rock Athletics, aimed at fostering high-level competitive performance through personalized development programs. His extensive background positions him well to contribute meaningfully to the athletic department as they strive for success in a new conference landscape.