BJ is a Vermont basketball standout whose impact has spanned high school, college, professional basketball, and coaching for more than two decades. A four-year varsity starter at Burlington High School, BJ established himself as one of the top players in state history. During his junior season, he earned Team MVP honors while leading Burlington High School to a Vermont State Championship. As a senior during the 2001–2002 season, he once again earned Team MVP honors and was named Vermont’s “Mr. Basketball,” recognizing him as the state’s most outstanding player. A 1,000-point scorer, BJ finished his high school career with 1,452 points, which at the time was the all-time scoring record in school history.

Following high school, BJ earned a basketball scholarship to Saint Michael's College, where he became a four-year starter, standout performer, and Team MVP during his senior season. He also surpassed the 1,000-point milestone in college, concluding his collegiate career with 1,192 points.

After graduating, BJ continued his basketball journey professionally with the Vermont Frost Heaves for three seasons, helping the organization capture back-to-back ABA Championships. During the 2007–2008 season, he led the league in three-point shooting.

Beyond his playing career, BJ has dedicated more than 21 years to coaching and developing young athletes through basketball training and mentorship. In the spring of 2019, he founded Blueprint Basketball, a program focused on player development and skill training that continues to impact athletes throughout Vermont today.

In 2022, BJ became the head coach of Burlington High School, leading the program to a Vermont State Championship in 2025. That same year, he was inducted into the VPA Hall of Fame and was recognized as both the VBCA and Burlington Free Press Coach of the Year for his leadership and success on the court.

Greg Davis, originally from Philadelphia, has been involved in basketball since the age of five. During his playing career, he earned recognition as a Markward Club Award winner in high school before continuing his basketball journey in Vermont at Northern Vermont University–Johnson, arriving in 2011 to play collegiate basketball.

Davis built an impressive collegiate résumé during his time at Johnson, earning 2016 Student-Athlete of the Year honors, being named the 2016 North Atlantic Conference Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year, and receiving All-Conference Third Team recognition during his senior season.

Following college, Davis immediately transitioned into coaching, serving two years as an assistant coach at Northern Vermont University–Johnson while also coaching girls basketball at Lamoille Union Middle School. He later moved to Lamoille Union High School, where he spent two seasons leading the girls JV basketball program before taking over as head coach of the varsity girls basketball team.

Over the past six seasons as varsity head coach at Lamoille Union High School, Davis has established one of Vermont’s premier girls basketball programs. Under his leadership, the Lady Lancers have made three Final Four appearances in 2024, 2025, and 2026, captured the 2026 Capital League Championship with a perfect 17–0 league record, and advanced to the 2026 Vermont State Championship game.

His 2026 squad also completed the first undefeated girls basketball regular season in school history at 19–0, becoming only the second basketball team in Lamoille Union High School history to finish an undefeated regular season, joining the legendary 1984 boys basketball team.

Kerry Lyons is one of Vermont's most respected basketball coaches and mentors, bringing decades of experience as a player, coach, and leader to the game.

A native of Milton, Vermont, Kerry was a Conference Player of the Year and All-State selection while leading his high school team to three consecutive Final Four appearances. He continued his playing career at Lyndon State College, where he served as a three-year team captain and helped lead the program to a school record for wins during his senior season.

Following his collegiate career, Kerry joined the coaching staff for both the men's and women's basketball programs at Lyndon State College, beginning a coaching career centered on developing student-athletes both on and off the court.

After returning to Chittenden County, Kerry founded Next Level Athletics AAU, a program dedicated to developing young basketball players throughout Vermont. Through his leadership, dozens of athletes earned opportunities to play collegiate basketball, and many former players have gone on to become AAU, high school, and collegiate coaches themselves.

Kerry was also an inaugural member of the Vermont Frost Heaves, serving as a player during the franchise's inaugural season before transitioning to the coaching staff as an assistant coach for the following two years. During that time, the Frost Heaves captured back-to-back ABA Championships, helping establish one of the most successful franchises in league history.

Now, Kerry is excited to reunite with former Frost Heaves teammate BJ Robertson as they work together to continue growing the game of basketball and developing the next generation of athletes.

Away from the court, Kerry serves as a Treasury Officer at Mascoma Bank. He enjoys traveling, volunteering with the Special Olympics, and spending quality time with his family.