Mt. San Antonio College Women's Basketball

Crichlow has also been named the South Coast Coach of the Year in 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016 and the State Coach of the Year in 2011. Crichlow is not an unfamiliar face on the sidelines at Mt. SAC as he spent 11 years as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator helping the Mounties capture 4 California Community College State Championships (04, 06, 07, 08), 9 California Community College Elite 8 appearances and 10 South Coast Conference Championships. Crichlow began his coaching career at his Alma Mater, Pomona High School, where he was a 3-sport athlete himself (Football, Basketball, and Tennis).  During his tenure at Pomona High School, he served as the Boys Freshman and Junior Varsity Coach, Girls Varsity Basketball Head Coach, Junior Varsity and Varsity Girls Tennis Coach, and the Boys Varsity Tennis Coach. In his two seasons as the Girls Basketball coach, his team compiled a 35-19 record, captured 2 Miramonte League titles and advanced to the CIF Semi-final in 1998. He was also named Miramonte League Coach of the Year in 1998. Aside from coaching at Mt. SAC, Crichlow serves as Director of the West Coast Premier Basketball Academy, a travel ball program in which he helped establish in 2007. West Coast Premier is one of 32 Nike sponsored travel ball organizations throughout the country and houses some of the best high school girls basketball players on the west coast. Crichlow is an active member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., Phi Lambda Chapter, where he works actively in the community through Blood Drives, Voter Registrations, Literacy Programs, Habitat for Humanity and Scholarship programs promoting academic excellence for high school students aspiring to go to college. Crichlow, a Pomona native received his Associate of Arts Degree in Liberal Studies from Mt. San Antonio College in 2000, his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Liberal Studies from the University of La Verne in 2007 and his Masters of Science Degree in Kinesiology from Cal Baptist University in 2013. Crichlow is currently serving as a Professor of Kinesiology at Mt. San Antonio College. Crichlow and his wife, Leshea reside in Rialto with their three children- Brishea, Brianna, and Xavier. Updated on 09/27/16

Taylor was a standout Basketball and Track & Field Athlete at Matawan Regional High School (N.J.) where she is a member of her high school Athletic Hall of Fame.  She is a graduate of West Chester State University and was only the second African American Female to be certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association (1976).  Taylor has served as athletic trainer at numerous national/international events.  She has also served for numerous U.S. National Track and Field Teams and the 1984 Olympic Games.  Of all of her accomplishments, she is proudest of her continued commitment to Mt. SAC Student/Athletes.