Hunter Eisenhower

Coach Hurley continues to emphasize the importance of strength and condition within his program and the recent hiring of Hunter Eisenhower continues the theme. Eisenhower comes to Arizona State after having worked at the NBA level, serving as a Sports Performance Coach and Sports Scientist for the Sacramento Kings. He worked closely with the Stockton Kings this past season, the franchise's G-League affiliate.   Eisenhower returns to the college level after previous stints at UC Davis, Southeastern Louisiana, and Minnesota State Mankato. At UC Davis, Eisenhower was the Associate Director of Sports Performance, in charge of the strength and conditioning of the Men's Basketball program. Prior to his stint at UC Davis, he was the Assistant Sports Performance Coach at Southeastern Louisiana. He started out as a Graduate Assistant strength coach at Minnesota State Mankato before moving into a role as the Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach. Eisenhower has also spent time with the Washington, Minnesota, and Seattle University strength and conditioning departments. He is a National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). The Wasilla, Alaska native earned a Masters degree in Exercise Physiology from Minnesota State Mankato. Eisenhower also received a Bachelors degree in Exercise Science from Seattle Pacific, where he played basketball for four seasons. Eisenhower will be joined by his wife Leah and daughter Elsie in Tempe.