Lake Erie College Men's Basketball

Conley is entering his first year as Head Mens Basketball Coach and eighth season overall with Lake Erie Mens Basketball. He joined the Storm staff in 2009 as the teams assistant before being elevated to the Associate Head Coach in 2013. Conley has been part of the Storms transition into NCAA Division-II and the GLIAC.  Since joining the conference in 2010, the Storm have improved their league win total five-of-six seasons.  The Storm program has produced four All-GLIAC nominees since 2010.

Jake Perrin is entering his second season as the assistant coach of the Storm men's basketball program in 2025-26. Perrin comes to Lake Erie after spending the 2023-24 season at the University of Tennessee-Martin. There, the Skyhawks boasted an impressive 21-11 record, finishing as the shared Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) regular season champions and entered the conference tournament as the No. 2 seed. Before UT-Martin, Perrin served as a graduate assistant at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. There the Hawks went 32-2 with a 21-1 record in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) play. IUP was ranked No. 1 nationally in the National Association of Basketball Coaches poll for four weeks, tallied its fourth consecutive conference championship and secured the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region Tournament. At IUP, Perrin worked with PSAC Athlete of the Year Shawndale Jones, who also received All-American accolades and a spot in the NCAA Division II Reese's All-Star Game in March 2023. He joined Dave Morris and Tomiwa Sulaiman as All-PSAC West first team recipients.             Before his stint at IUP, Perrin was the head boys varsity coach at Punxsutawney High School for three seasons. Inheriting a team that went 0-10 in league play, he implemented gradual improvement – wrapping up his tenure with a 2021-22 squad that went 10-11 overall and advanced to the District 9 championship game.             Hailing from Brockway, Pa., Perrin also spent four years with the Dubois Dream semiprofessional organization. After he was the starting point guard for the team, he filled a variety of roles before eventually assuming the role of head coach. He assisted in landing multiple NCAA Division I and Division II student-athletes on his roster.             Perrin graduated from Penn State University DuBois with a bachelor's degree in business administration and management in 2018. He earned his Master's degree in business administration from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2023.