BALTIMORE – Coppin State head women's basketball coach
Darrell Mosley has announced his coaching staff for the 2025-26 season. Joining Mosley on the sidelines will be assistant
Shemika Jones,
Kevin Green and
Tatyana McClaney. Jones will serve as assistant coach/recruiting coordinator with Green and McClaney listed as assistant coaches.
Shemika Jones
A longtime coach, entrepreneur and published author, Jones has run her own company for the last three years where she directed student-athletes in balancing athletics, academics and personal development while also assisting on the Under Armour circuit and heading the I Believe Basketball Academy.
Jones served as an associate head coach at Johnson C. Smith from 2016 to 2022, helping the Golden Bulls to a winning record in all five seasons, including a CIAA Tournament Title in 2017 and Division titles in both 2017 and 2022. During her tenure, JCSU won 88 games and was even better in conference action, winning close to 70 percent of CIAA games. Additionally, 14 Golden Bulls earned All-Conference and All-Tournament Team honors and 35 athletes recorded at least a 3.0 grade point average.
No stranger to the MEAC, Jones got into collegiate coaching at North Carolina Central in 2014 and spent a pair of seasons with the Maroon and Gray before returning to her alma mater. Among her duties at NCCU were scouting reports, helping with schemes and skills on both sides of the ball, team travel, video coordination and day-to-day operations.
Prior to working at Central, Jones spent a season as an assistant at Maret High School in Washington, D.C. and served as a camp counselor at the Caron Butler Basketball Camp in Chantilly, Virginia (2007-09), the Roger Mason Basketball Camp in Owings Mills, Maryland (2007-09), and the Queen Anne School Basketball Camp in Largo, Maryland (2005-10).
Jones was a 1,000 point-scorer at Johnson C. Smith from 2004-08, where she twice participated in the NCAA Division II Tournament and earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration with a minor in marketing.
A mother, her return to the MEAC at Coppin State marks a full-circle moment in her career—bringing her back to the region where her basketball journey began.
Kevin Green
A dedicated player development specialist with nearly a decade of coaching experience across high school, college, and academy levels, Green has a proven track record of turning programs into contenders.
Green most recently served as the Head Girls Basketball Coach at North Tampa Christian Academy, where he orchestrated the most successful season in school history in 2023–24, guiding the team to a 22-3 record, their first-ever district championship, and a state regional final appearance.
Before arriving at NTCA, Coach Green spent three seasons at Berean Christian School (2020–23), where he compiled an impressive 54-16 overall record. His teams won three-straight district titles, reached the Sweet 16 in consecutive years, and made a pair of regional final appearances. The 2021–22 team went 22-5, setting a new best for the program.
At the collegiate level, Green served as an Assistant Coach at Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Fla.,, where he earned an associate's degree, from 2018–20, helping the program claim back-to-back conference championships.
Earlier in his career, he held the dual role of Head Middle School Girls Coach and Assistant Athletic Director at North Dallas Adventist Academy (2017–18). There, he led the girls team to an undefeated season, capping it off with district and state titles, while his boys team finished third in the state
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Off the sidelines, Green has made a lasting impact through BrotherlyLuv Academy, where he has served as a Player Development Coach since 2015, training and mentoring athletes across all levels.
Following his sophomore season at Santa Fe College where he was an All-Conference selection, Green attended Florida Atlantic where he earned his bachelor's degree and played for former National Coach of the Year, Matt Doherty. He played his final collegiate season at nationally ranked West Texas A&M, earning All-Conference honors and leading the program to a League Title.
Green played professional basketball overseas in Germany from 2008-2010, where he played for SC Bergstrasse. In his first year, the team won a league championship and he was named the league MVP.
Tatyana McClaney
McClaney joins the Eagles staff after spending the last four years as an assistant at Washington Adventist, an NAIA program in Takoma Park, Md. During her tenure where she was vital in implementing game strategy, recruiting and running practices, the Shock had unprecedented success which included a program-best 20-7 record during the 2023-24 season.
In addition to her duties at WAU, McClaney assisted with Team Thrill, formerly DC Premier Girls, where she fundraised, organized and coordinated all team activities and educated athletes on NCAA compliance.
A four-year standout at Francis Marion University, McClaney is among the school's all-time leaders with 131 blocked shots and earned a bachelors of business administration in human resources. She then went on to play professionally in Mexico and semiprofessionally for the Maryland Jewels.
