Coach Jones has been the Head Coach for the Arsenal Tech Cross Country programs for 22 years and has also been a math teacher at ATHS for 23 years. During his tenure, Arsenal Tech has captured 8 Conference Championships and has qualified 7 individuals for Regional competitions. Coach is passionate about competitive running and relishes the opportunity to challenge young distance runners regardless of previous experience. He believes that high school athletics in general, and cross country in particular are a metaphor for life. Coach Jones has been a member of the Indiana Association of Track and Cross-Country Coaches for over 10 years and annually attends training sessions to integrate modern teaching and coaching strategies. Perhaps the accomplishment that Coach Jones holds dearest is the number of student athletes that have gone on to attend college or serve in the military. Coach is a 1983 graduate of Lewis Cass Jr. Sr. High School in Walton Indiana. While at Lewis Cass, he led the cross-country team to one regional and one semi-state berth and captured one sectional team championship. Coach Jones went on to attend Purdue University where he studied Electrical Engineering and Mathematics before receiving a B.S. in Mathematics Education. He has been married to his amazing wife Connie for 25 years and she remains an avid supporter of his team and its athletes. In his spare time, Coach Jones serves as the faculty advisor for the Arsenal Tech Key Club. Coach serves as a committee chairperson on the Arsenal Tech Alumni Association and was awarded as an Honorary Graduate from Arsenal Tech in 2024. Coach Jones enjoys golfing and biking and has enjoyed being a match in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program since 1999.

I have been coaching high school for over 10 years and playing at a high level from a young age. I began my coaching career at Pike High School coaching JV Men’s Soccer. In 2016, I took over the Women’s Soccer program at Broad Ripple High School, where in two years our program numbers doubled. In 2018, I moved to the Arsenal Tech Women’s Soccer program and began to rebuild here. We began with only 6 girls, and in our first 8 years we have increased our numbers to roughly 30 players. We have had 10+ wins each of our last two seasons, two conference championships, and our first sectional championship in decades. It has been an honor running the women’s program for almost a decade, but I have finally gotten the chance to get back into men’s soccer. This summer I took over the Arsenal Tech Men’s Soccer program, where I plan to build upon our legacy as a strong program in IPS and the city of Indianapolis. Looking forward, my goal is for the Arsenal Tech Men’s Soccer program to be a State Championship contender and more importantly for our program to open up both academic and athletic opportunities for our student athletes at the next level.

Coach Marcus Britt enters his eighth year of coaching with a passion for developing student-athletes both on and off the court. As the Boys and Girls Varsity Tennis Coach, he is committed to creating a positive, competitive, and supportive environment where students can grow as athletes, leaders, and individuals. Coach Britt believes that tennis teaches valuable life skills such as discipline, perseverance, accountability, and sportsmanship. His coaching philosophy centers on helping every athlete reach their full potential through hard work, dedication, and a commitment to continuous improvement. He emphasizes character development just as much as athletic success, encouraging players to demonstrate integrity, resilience, and respect in all aspects of their lives. In addition to coaching, Coach Britt is an educator who is passionate about helping students succeed academically and personally. His experience working with students has strengthened his ability to build meaningful relationships, foster confidence, and create opportunities for growth both in the classroom and through athletics. Coach Britt takes pride in building a tennis program that values teamwork, competitive excellence, and personal development. He looks forward to helping student-athletes develop their skills, compete at a high level, and create lasting memories through their participation in the sport of tennis.

Coaching is more than a career to me—it is my calling. I am passionate about developing young people both on and off the court by teaching discipline, accountability, leadership, and the life skills necessary to succeed beyond sports”. Growing up in Indianapolis, basketball opened doors that changed his life. It led him to West Virginia University and Michigan State University, where he became the first member of his immediate family to earn a bachelor's degree, before continuing his career professionally in the NBA G League and overseas. Learning under Hall of Fame coaches such as Jack Keefer, Bob Huggins, and Tom Izzo shaped his approach to leadership, player development, and building winning cultures. Coach Harris is a basketball assistant, Head Varsity Boys Volleyball Coach, and Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach at Arsenal Technical High School while also working as a Jobs for America's Graduates Specialist. Since joining Arsenal Tech, Harris has helped establish a culture centered on discipline, accountability, and competitive excellence. His coaching experience extends beyond basketball to soccer and volleyball, reflecting his passion for athlete development across multiple sports. During his time at Arsenal Tech, the JV basketball program has produced four winning seasons, our boys volleyball program reached their first sectional championship match, our varsity girls soccer team went undefeated in the Capital City Conference in the 24-25 season and went to their first Sectional Championship game, and Coach Harris was selected by students as an Honored Educator during the 2025-2026 school year. “I believe my experience as a Division I student-athlete, professional player, educator, and coach has prepared me to contribute greatly to Arsenal Tech’s athletics. I am devoted to developing athletes, and building a culture that reflects the values of Arsenal Tech HS while helping student-athletes reach their full potential on and off the court/field.”

Coach Michael Fox brings over 18 years of coaching and educational leadership experience to Arsenal Tech High School, with a background spanning youth, middle school, high school, AAU, collegiate, and international basketball. His experience developing players at every level has shaped a program philosophy built on excellence, accountability, and meaningful relationships. Before joining Arsenal Tech, Coach Fox served on the coaching staff at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, helping lead the program to a USCAA National Runner-Up finish while contributing to recruiting, player development, scouting, and game preparation. His coaching career also includes leadership roles across Indiana high school basketball, AAU basketball, and international basketball in Shanghai, China, where he created player development programs, developed coaches, and shared his expertise globally. At Arsenal Tech, Coach Fox is focused on building a positive culture centered on growth, commitment, and leadership. His goal extends beyond wins and losses; developing student-athletes who excel academically, compete at the highest level, serve their community, and become leaders beyond basketball. As an educator with Indianapolis Public Schools, Coach Fox believes athletics are a powerful extension of the classroom, teaching resilience, discipline, teamwork, accountability, and confidence. Every workout, practice, and competition is designed to help young women reach their full potential on the court, in the classroom, and in life. Coach Fox’s mission is simple: Develop exceptional people, build successful basketball players, and create a program that Arsenal Tech and the Indianapolis community are proud to support.

Over the past decade, Coach Lorenze Billups has established a proven record of developing athletes at every level of competition, producing 1 DODDS Europe Championship team, 8 regional qualifiers, 3 state qualifiers, 2 state champions, 2 New Balance Nationals qualifiers, 6 Adidas Nationals Qualifiers, and 2 USATF Junior Olympics qualifiers. His athletes have earned success from the high school level through collegiate competition, reflecting his commitment to long-term athletic development and education. During his tenure at Arsenal Technical High School, Coach Billups helped build one of the state's rising track and field programs. Under his leadership, Arsenal Tech track athletes have earned more than $400,000 in athletic scholarship aid, creating opportunities for students to continue both their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level. His athletes have advanced to some of the nation's premier competitions in track and field. Coach Billups understands the importance of coaches being knowledgeable and educated in the sport, this approach has led to him earning his Level 2 Certification for USA Track and Field for both Sprints and Jumps. He believes that the greatest measure of a coach is not simply the number of championships won, but the number of lives impacted. His coaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that when each athlete is coached according to what is best for them as an individual, program success naturally follows. That athlete-centered approach has become the foundation of every program he has led, producing competitive excellence while developing disciplined, resilient, and confident young men and women prepared for success beyond the track.

Coach Terrance Dennie has served as the head coach of the Arsenal Technical High School Lady Titans since 2018, building a program rooted in discipline, accountability, and family. Prior to leading the Lady Titans, Coach Dennie spent several years as the head coach at Broad Ripple High School, where he established a reputation for developing student-athletes both on and off the field. While much of his coaching career began on the basketball court, softball has become one of his greatest passions. His coaching philosophy blends high energy, detailed instruction, and a relentless competitive spirit with genuine love and care for every athlete. Coach Dennie believes the greatest victories extend beyond the scoreboard, preparing young women to become confident leaders, resilient teammates, and successful individuals in life. Known for his intensity, knowledge of the game, and unwavering investment in his players, Coach Dennie is committed to creating a culture where excellence is expected, relationships matter, and every athlete has the opportunity to grow to her fullest potential.

Coach Yasmene Leath brings a unique combination of playing experience, coaching expertise, and athletic leadership education to the volleyball program. A former high school and collegiate volleyball athlete, she understands the impact that sports can have on shaping confidence, discipline, and lifelong leadership skills. Coach Leath holds an Associate Degree in Athletic Training and both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Sports Management. Her coaching approach focuses on developing the whole athlete by emphasizing character, accountability, academic success, teamwork, and competitive excellence. Under her leadership, the volleyball program is committed to fostering a culture where athletes are empowered to become leaders within their teams, schools, and communities. Coach Leath believes that success is measured not only by wins and losses but also by the growth, resilience, and positive impact student-athletes make beyond the game.