Head Coach
Mark Montgomery
Program contact: LaMonta Stone, Assistant Coach
stonela@udmercy.edu
Verified 2026-08-02 from the program's own staff page.
Coach data is provided for recruiting research and should be confirmed with the official athletics website before contact.
Basketball Staff Contacts
Verified 2026-08-02 from this program's own staff page. Staff change during the recruiting cycle, so confirm before sending outreach.
| Name | Role | |
|---|---|---|
| LaMonta Stone | Assistant Coach | stonela@udmercy.edu |
| Ian Jones | Assistant Coach | jonesio@udmercy.edu |
| AJ Bollis | Assistant Coach | bollisaj@udmercy.edu |
About Detroit Mercy Titans Basketball
Detroit Mercy basketball competes in the Horizon League, a mid-major conference featuring competitive programs across the Midwest and Northeast. Head coach Mark Montgomery leads a program committed to developing student-athletes both on the court and in the classroom. The Titans play in Detroit, a city with rich basketball tradition, providing recruits with visibility and community support. Detroit Mercy offers a rigorous academic environment where players balance serious collegiate basketball with meaningful educational opportunities. The program emphasizes player development and competing at a high level within the Horizon League while preparing athletes for life beyond basketball. Recruits interested in joining a program that values both athletic excellence and academic achievement should reach out to coach Montgomery's staff. The Titans provide an opportunity to play meaningful minutes while representing a university committed to student-athlete success.
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Coaching contacts compiled by the FCP recruiting staff. Cost and graduation figures from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, retrieved 2026-08-13.