Jason Kidd Select

KIMBERLY (LUMMUS)
CRABTREE

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL DEVELOPMENT & COACHING

Coach Kim founded True Texas Hoops in 2015 where she invested in the development of female athletes for ten years before partnering with Jason Kidd Select.

She is a 1995 graduate of Cleburne High School, where she won the 4A State Championship in 1995. Kimberly is a member of the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame (2003).Kim is a graduate of the University of Texas in Austin (‘00) and was a four-year basketball letter winner.

At the conclusion of her playing career, Kim traded in her basketball shoes for a clipboard and whistle. She spent a year on the bench serving as a Student Coach for Hall of Fame Coach Jody Conradt at the University of Texas. Next, Kim’s passion for coaching took her to the West Coast, where she spent five seasons as an Assistant Coach at The University of California, Irvine (‘00-‘05).

It was during this time that Kim married her husband, Scott, and they welcomed the first of their four daughters. Kim has been actively coaching youth basketball in the Flower Mound/Argyle/Denton area since relocating to Texas in 2009.Besides her incredible resume (which, come on—that is seriously impressive!), Kim is a humble leader whose athleticism and ability to teach the game of basketball is unmatched. Her coaching staff can attest that Coach Kim’s ability to flat-out shoot the basketball is still second to none, too! She is always prepared, fiercely loyal to her players, and determined to bring out the very best in each of our TTH athletes. Her practice plans have purpose and precision and her coaching style is calm and smart.When Kim is not on a basketball court she can be found working out, attending church, going on long walks, working out, watching basketball and football on TV, working out -- you get the idea! The beaches of California are her oasis when our club breaks for the season, but her roots are happily planted in her home state of Texas raising her four daughters, Ashlyn (Vanguard University 2027), Reese (Vanguard University 2029), Summer (2029) and Zoe (2031). Kim is a disciplined, high-character leader and a wonderful mentor to the athletes in our Jason Kidd Select program.

As a Lady Longhorn, Crabtree was known for her ability to shoot the basketball. Her collegiate accolades include:

Big 12 All-Conference Honorable Mention ('98-'99)
First Team Big 12 All-Academic Team ('97-'98, '98-'99)
#1 in single season free throw percentage, shooting .938 ('98-'99)
3rd all-time in free throw percentage at UT
7th all-time in 3 pt. field goals made at UT

DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS OPERATIONS

Crystal Delahoz has played a vital role in the growth and success of the program through her leadership both behind the scenes and on the court.

As a coach, Crystal is a passionate teacher of the game who is deeply committed to equipping young women not only as basketball players, but as people. Athletes under her guidance are challenged, invested in, and encouraged to identify and pursue their goals with confidence, passion, and purpose.

Crystal began coaching in high school and throughout college at local camps, where she discovered a love for passing the game on to the next generation. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with minors in Counseling and English from the University of North Texas. During college, she also became a dedicated mentor through Young Life, leading backpacking trips in the Colorado wilderness and walking alongside teenagers in meaningful discipleship and leadership until becoming a mother in 2006.

In 2012, Crystal returned to coaching—this time introducing her oldest daughter and her friends to the game for the first time. From 2015–2018, she served as Head Coach for a girls basketball program she helped establish, growing it from a single team to more than 75 athletes. During that time, she frequently crossed paths with Coach Kim—often in championship matchups. Through many long conversations and a shared vision for female leadership and female athlete development, the two felt called in 2018 to join forces and establish what has become one of the most trusted girls basketball programs in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.

Since 2018, Crystal has served in both coaching and business operations roles and was also instrumental in developing the girls basketball program at Grapevine Faith Christian School, where she coached for four seasons (2019–2023). As Varsity Assistant Coach (2021–2022) and Varsity Assistant + Interim Head Coach (2022–2023), she helped lead the Lady Lions to two record-breaking seasons (60–16), including two Area Championships and multiple tournament titles—highlighted by a championship at the prestigious Lubbock Caprock Tournament as a 4A private school. Her impact on player development was evident at every level, including an undefeated 19–0 season for the D1 Junior High team in 2020–2021, along with multiple district championships across the middle school program.

Outside the gym, Crystal is known for her entrepreneurial and creative spirit. She has owned a photography business since 2007 and founded a thriving online business in 2015. Crystal lives in Texas, with her husband Mike, daughters Mia Grace (Biola University, Class of 2029) and Ellie (2030), and her son, Maddux.

A former point guard, Crystal played competitively through high school, helping lead the Lady Texans to three District Championships and two Area Championships. She was named a two-time 4-A All-District and All-Academic selection and earned Co-MVP honors during her final season.

Coach Casey is a 2000 graduate of Palo Duro High School. She was a member of the 5A State Championship runner-up team in 1998, named 1st Team All-State (Jr/Sr), named All-District and District MVP (Jr/Sr), and named to the MVP of the Super Team (Sr). Casey was also a member of the West Texas Flyers AAU team, which won three National Championships in a row, and she was named to the AAU National All-American team.

A graduate of Texas Tech University (‘05) with a Master’s Degree in Accounting and General Business, Casey was a four-year basketball letter winner.

At the conclusion of her playing career, Casey accepted an internship at Ernst & Young in Dallas, began a career in public accounting, and obtained her CPA license. She has been actively coaching youth basketball in the area since 2017. Currently, Casey is the Head Girls Varsity Basketball Coach at Grace Prep Academy, where in only her 3rd season her team had a record breaking season, making it to the 2024 TAAPS 4A State Tournament. Casey is also the Chief Financial Officer at Grace Prep.

Casey met her husband, Marcus Boyd, while at Texas Tech. They have three children: Marcus Jr., Trinity Rose (2030: JK Select 16U), and Kendyl Reese (TKT 2033). When Casey is not on a basketball court she can be found working out, attending church, watching sports, or following her children.

As a Lady Raider, Casey was known for her ability to defend the best player on the other team. Casey was named to the First Team Big 12 All-Academic Team in ’02, ’03, and ‘04.

Matt Garnett is the owner, founder, and lead director of MGBasketball Instruction. Since MGBasketball’s inception in 2007, Garnett has developed his MGBasketball Post and Guard School camps and Fearless Shooter Academy camps that are held across the state of Texas each summer for both girls and boys.

Garnett also serves as the founder and director of Hoops for Him, which is a non-profit organization seeking to train and equip current high school and collegiate student-athletes to become leaders within their teams and on their campuses.

He began his coaching career at the high school level before moving into the collegiate ranks. During his time as the head coach at McMurry University, Garnett led McMurry to its first American Southwest Conference Championship and NCAA National Tournament appearance in over ten years. As well, he was named the Conference Coach of the Year. During his tenure at Wayland Baptist University, Garnett orchestrated a turnaround leading the Pioneers back to the NAIA National Tournament in both 2014 and 2015 after inheriting a team that won only nine games prior to his arrival. The 2014-15 season produced a 27-6 record and the school’s first Sooner Athletic Conference Championship in the history of the program. In 2017, while serving as the Associate Head Coach at Texas Wesleyan University, Garnett helped the Rams win the 2017 NAIA National Championship.

Garnett is currently the Head Girl's Basketball Coach at Gordon High School where he led the Lady Longhorns to the Girls UIL State Final Four in his first season (2025-2026).

Garnett graduated from Wayland Baptist University with a B.A in English and holds a Master’s Degree in Christian Ministry from Wayland Baptist University.

Matt has three daughters:Faith (JK Select 2027)Grace (JK Select 2029)Hope (TKT 2032)

PLAYING EXPERIENCE:

• NAIA All-American
• NAIA Academic All-American
• Wayland Baptist University All-Decade Team
• 4 NAIA National Tournament Appearances
• 3-time All-State - Glen Rose High School
• Led the State of Texas (All Classifications) in FT% and 3pt%

Coach Marcus Boyd brings a strong foundation of leadership, experience, and a passion for developing confident, competitive athletes to the court.Marcus began his coaching journey in 2015 when his son, Marcus “MJ” Boyd Jr., started playing competitive basketball. What started as a way to stay involved quickly grew into something much bigger, as Marcus founded the DFW Raiders—a competitive boys youth basketball program that also created opportunities for his daughter, Trinity Boyd, to train, compete, and develop alongside high-level players.

As the program evolved, the boys side merged with Team Ferrari, which later became part of the nationally recognized 99 OVR 3SSB program. In 2017, Marcus and his wife, Casey, launched the DFW Lady Raiders, creating a space for girls to compete, grow, and develop at a high level. In 2020, the Lady Raiders joined forces with True Texas Hoops, helping expand opportunities for female athletes across the region and contributing to the continued growth of girls basketball in North Texas.

Marcus currently serves as the Assistant Head Coach for Jason Kidd Select 16U Girls, where he continues to invest in the development of young women both on and off the court.

As a coach, Marcus emphasizes physicality, rebounding, defensive intensity, basketball IQ, and confidence. He is passionate about helping athletes understand their value, find their voice, and believe in their ability to achieve whatever they set their minds to. His approach is rooted in accountability, toughness, and a commitment to team-first basketball.

Marcus and his wife Casey are proud parents of three children: MJ Boyd Jr., Trinity Boyd (Class of 2030 – Jason Kidd Select South 16U), and Kendyl Boyd (Class of 2033 – Team Kidd Texas). Their entire family is deeply rooted in the game, and their impact on the program reflects a shared commitment to developing the next generation of athletes and leaders.

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