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Friends of Hoop (FOH) Seattle is a year round AAU basketball program with boys and girls teams in grades 3rd through 12th. The program focuses on AAU basketball with teams that are formed from student-athletes who play with respect for the game.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
Tom Eggers has been with FOH since 2009, Marcus Fermon has been with FOH since 2010, Donald Brady was the first Head Coach of the FOH Youth program in the spring of 2009 and has been with the program ever since, and Marcus Tibbs has been with FOH since 2009. The leadership team includes Jeremy Eggers as Director, General Manager, and Head Coach at FOH; Tom Eggers as Director and Head Coach for youth and high school teams; Marcus Fermon as Head Coach for youth and high school teams; Donald Brady as Head Coach of FOH Seattle Team LaVine 17u; and Marcus Tibbs as Head Coach for youth and high school teams. Jeremy Eggers is Athletic Director at Bellevue College, has served as Head Coach at Bellevue College, an assistant coach at Washington State University, head coach at Bellevue High School, and assistant coach at Inglemoor High School, and played basketball at Pacific University and Edmonds Community College. Tom Eggers is a former assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Bellevue College, played at St. Louis Community College at Meramec, and finished with a Bachelor’s degree from Northwest Missouri State University. Marcus Fermon played at Bellevue College, graduated from Central Washington University, and is currently an assistant coach at Bellevue College. Donald Brady is the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Bellevue College, has previous coaching experience at Shoreline Community College and the University of Redlands, and as a player at Redlands was a two-time captain and finished his career 6th all time in assists. Marcus Tibbs played at Bellevue College and the University of Victoria in British Columbia, is currently an assistant coach at Bellevue College, helps with player development with the WNBA Seattle Storm, and plays in the Seattle Pro-Am in the summer. The organization states that it has a strong reputation as one of the top level AAU programs in the country and describes itself as an elite basketball organization built on experienced coaches at all levels who understand hard work and the team dynamic.
Last updated February 4, 2026.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
Tom Eggers has been with FOH since 2009, Marcus Fermon has been with FOH since 2010, Donald Brady was the first Head Coach of the FOH Youth program in the spring of 2009 and has been with the program ever since, and Marcus Tibbs has been with FOH since 2009. The leadership team includes Jeremy Eggers as Director, General Manager, and Head Coach at FOH; Tom Eggers as Director and Head Coach for youth and high school teams; Marcus Fermon as Head Coach for youth and high school teams; Donald Brady as Head Coach of FOH Seattle Team LaVine 17u; and Marcus Tibbs as Head Coach for youth and high school teams. Jeremy Eggers is Athletic Director at Bellevue College, has served as Head Coach at Bellevue College, an assistant coach at Washington State University, head coach at Bellevue High School, and assistant coach at Inglemoor High School, and played basketball at Pacific University and Edmonds Community College. Tom Eggers is a former assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Bellevue College, played at St. Louis Community College at Meramec, and finished with a Bachelor’s degree from Northwest Missouri State University. Marcus Fermon played at Bellevue College, graduated from Central Washington University, and is currently an assistant coach at Bellevue College. Donald Brady is the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Bellevue College, has previous coaching experience at Shoreline Community College and the University of Redlands, and as a player at Redlands was a two-time captain and finished his career 6th all time in assists. Marcus Tibbs played at Bellevue College and the University of Victoria in British Columbia, is currently an assistant coach at Bellevue College, helps with player development with the WNBA Seattle Storm, and plays in the Seattle Pro-Am in the summer. The organization states that it has a strong reputation as one of the top level AAU programs in the country and describes itself as an elite basketball organization built on experienced coaches at all levels who understand hard work and the team dynamic.
Last updated February 4, 2026.
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