Head Basketball Coach

Brian Hoberecht

► 8th year as Head Basketball Coach at Dodge City Community College (142-79 overall record)

► Hometown: Enid, OK

► High School:

► College: Southwestern College; Emporia State University

Coach Hoberecht enters his eighth year as the Head Men’s Basketball Coach and his eleventh year at Dodge City Community College. The Conquistadors are 142-79 (64%) under Coach Hoberecht and have finished first twice, second, third and fifth in The Jayhawk West during his seven years as head coach. Dodge City has made four trips to the Region VI final four and five trips to the Region VI final eight. With over 1100 wins in the history of the program, Coach Hoberecht has built Dodge City Men’s Basketball into one of the elite programs in the prestigious Jayhawk Conference. The program has also maintained an excellent academic reputation and graduated 100 percent of the two year student-athletes for the last nine years. Sixteen former players have played on television during the NCAA conference tournament week and seven players have played in either the NCAA or NIT Tournament. Nine former players now play professionally overseas or in the CBA or NBDL. Developing players and creating opportunities have been the cornerstone of Coach Hoberecht’s basketball program and the success Dodge City is experiencing.

A graduate of Southwestern College in Winfield, KS, Coach Hoberecht played four years of collegiate basketball, earning honors as a two time Academic All-American and winning a conference championship in 1991-92. Hoberecht began his coaching career at Emporia State University in Emporia, KS where he earned his master degree and worked for NAIA Hall of Fame coach Dr Ron Slaymaker. In 1997, Coach Hoberecht joined the DCCC staff as Mike Rohn’s assistant. His two recruiting classes saw the Conquistadors record go from 13-17 in the first year to 21-10 in the third year and a national ranking of 10th during that season. The Conquistador’s finished the year with the NJCAA fourth longest winning streak (16 games) that season. In 2000, Coach Hoberecht was named the 17th head coach in Dodge City history and in his first year led the Conqs to the Region VI final four and their best tournament appearance in over ten years. Brian has three children, his daughter Alyx (11), his sons Brendon (7) and Isaac (4).
Hoberecht File:

Head Coach:

2000-present Dodge City Community College

Assistant Coach:

1997-2000 Dodge City Community College
1993-1997 Emporia State University

Professional Coaching:

 2003-2006 Dodge City Legend

International Coaching:

 2004-2005 Grand Bahamas

Former Player Recognition:

1 All-American
10 All-Region Players
21 All-Conference Players
11 Professional Players

Assistant Basketball Coach

Brady Trenkle

► 4th year as Assistant Basketball coach at Dodge City Community College

► Hometown: Twin Falls, ID

► High School: Twin Falls High School

► College: San Diego State University

Brady Trenkle enters his fourth season as the assistant men’s basketball coach at Dodge City Community College. His presence at Dodge City has been felt in all areas of the program and specifically in the recruiting. Coach Trenkle joined the men’s basketball staff after a two year stint at the College of Eastern Utah in Price, Utah. While at CEU, Trenkle contributed to two successful seasons and played a pivotal role in the recruiting of four all-region players, and eight division 1 signees. Prior to his time at CEU, Trenkle served as an assistant coach for two seasons at Seward County CC. The Saints were 55-12 during the two years at Seward finishing second in the Jayhawk West in 2001 and first in the Jayhawk West in 2002. The 2002 team lost in the Region VI finals to see who would advance to the National Tournament.

Trenkle is a native of Twin Falls, Idaho where he played at Twin Falls High School. He was a two-time all-state player during high school. Coach Trenkle attended college and played basketball at San Diego State University in San Diego, CA. He was team captain during the 1998-99 season. Brady earned his bachelor degree in Public Administration.

Brady is the youngest son of Nita and NJCAA Hall of Fame coach Fred Trenkle. He is married to the former Brook Haines of Booker, TX. They have three sons, Brodie, Brevin and Braxon.

Coach Hoberecht on Brady Trenkle:
“Coach Trenkle made an immediate impact in our recruiting with his work ethic and contacts. He has great experience in our league and his knowledge of the game benefits our player’s skill development. Coach Trenkle understands the details associated with running a junior college program and he does a great job of communicating with our student-athletes.”