Rodney Hill, who spent this winter as an assistant coach at Auburn, will be the first head coach of the new Masters Academy International school's girls basketball program, sources confirmed to New England Basketball Journal. The news was first reported by On3's Talia Goodman. Hill spent one year at Auburn after three seasons on the...
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Rodney Hill, who spent this winter as an assistant coach at Auburn, will be the first head coach of the new Masters Academy International school's girls basketball program, sources confirmed to New England Basketball Journal.
Hill spent one year at Auburn after three seasons on the staff at Texas A&M. He also previously coached with TCU and spent a year as an assistant director of operations with the WNBA's Dallas Wings in 2016.
At the high school level, Hill spent three years coaching at Bishop Lynch in Dallas, Tx. He also coached the prominent SA Finest AAU program to a 17U national championship in 2021.
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MAI is attempting to build an "IMG of the North" sports-focused academy in a similar mold to IMG Academy in Florida. Basketball director John Carroll, also currently an advisor at Newman, has also hired Jason Smith away from Brewster to lead the boys program. The school, based in Stow, Mass., plans to open in fall 2026.
