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Our Team.

Meet the exceptional team here at Lone Star Elite!

Each of our coaches are passionate about coaching young athletes and are dedicated to developing young athletes, both on and off the court. 

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Marquan Botley

Founder & Coach

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Jackson Forbes

Organization Director & Coach

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Allie Botley

Director of Academia & Volleyball Coach

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Tiff Rust

Volleyball Director & Coach

Dedication. Expertise. Passion.

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Marquan Botley is a former college basketball player who played for the Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Owls. Known for his athleticism, scoring ability, and leadership, Botley played as a point guard and made a significant impact on the court during his time at FAU. He was recognized for his strong offensive skills, particularly as a playmaker and scorer, and was a key contributor to the Owls' success in Conference USA. Botley’s ability to drive to the basket and create opportunities for his teammates earned him praise from coaches and fans alike. After completing his college career, Botley pursued a career in coaching. 

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Coach Botley spent his middle & high school years in Plano, TX where he played for the nationally ranked Texas Titans and attended Prestonwood Christian Academy. No stranger to winning, Botley led his teams to a national title and multiple state titles.

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Jackson Forbes is a former college basketball player who played for the Princeton Tigers Men's Basketball Team. Known for his ability to shoot and defensive versatility on the court, Forbes was a key contributor to the team during his time at Princeton. He played the shooting guard & forward positions and helped the Tigers compete at a high level in the Ivy League. Forbes is remembered for his basketball IQ, strong work ethic, and leadership abilities. 

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Coach Forbes grew up in Plano, TX where he spent his summers playing for the Texas Titans. His freshman & sophomore years of high school he played Varsity for Plano West, then transferred to John Paul II High School for his Junior & Senior seasons. Upon graduating from JPIIHS, Jackson had over 60 Division I scholarship offers and ultimately chose to continue his career at the prestigious Princeton University.

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