LSHS Basketball Boys Coaching Staff
Keith Connor
Boys Varsity Head Coach
Coach Connor has been in education for seventeen years and this is his 10th season as Head Coach for the Boys Varsity Basketball team at Lone Star. His teams have won district twice, made it to playoffs four times, and Regional Finals once. Coach Connor received a bachelor’s degree in from Middle Tennessee State University where he also played basketball. He is happily married to wife, Nicole, and they have one son named Mekhi. Weekends at the Connor household include family time spent watching sports and firing up the grill.
Jarred Hawkins
Boys Varsity Assistant Coach
In addition to being the Boys Varsity Assistant Coach, Jarred Hawkins, is Head Coach for Cross Country at Lone Star. Coach Hawkins earned a Bachelor of Science in Sport Management from Texas A&M University. He has 17 years of experience in education with 10 years being spent in FISD and six at Lone Star. He and his wife Jonea, who is a SPED teacher at Lone Star, have two children. They have a son named Jameson (4), and daughter Johnna (2). In his spare time, Coach Hawkins can be found coaching his own children, dining with his wife or listening to music.
Travis Williams
Boys JV Coach
Coach Williams played college football at Mississippi College, where he started on the offensive line as a freshman. He completed his Bachelors in Exercise Science at the University of Alabama-Birmingham. Coach Williams spent the last 5 years coaching at Plano Sr. High and Creekview High School. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his wife, Brittany, golfing, and fishing.
Nathan Spurgeon
Boys Freshman Coach
This is Coach Spurgeon’s third year in education and coaching. He earned a bachelor’s degree in advertising at The University of Texas at Arlington. While at UTA, Nathaniel played on the Men’s Basketball team and worked for two years as a student assistant in player development which included handling day-to-day operational tasks. Coach Spurgeon and his wife, Hailey, met in college. When Coach Spurgeon isn’t courtside, he enjoys spending time with family, playing video games, watching sports, and hanging out with friends.