NICK ENZWEILER
Nick is a Bay Area native with a strong passion and enthusiasm for basketball. He earned first team all-state and Bay Area Player of the Year honors at nearby Campolindo High School in Moraga. Nick led the state in scoring his senior year averaging 30.4 points per game. He finished his high school career scoring over 2,600 points. He continued his basketball career as a sharpshooter at the Division 1 level playing for both UTEP and Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo.
His senior season at Cal Poly, Nick went a perfect 6-for-6 from three, leading his team to a victory of the WCC's Santa Clara. Despite Campolindo's recent tradition of outstanding players, Nick still remains the school's all-time leading scorer by a large margin.
Nick graduated from Cal Poly with a bachelor’s degree in Communications and he earned his master’s degree from Saint Mary’s College in Financial Analysis & Investment Management. Nick has been coaching basketball in the Bay Area for the past 12 years at both the High School and Grassroots level. He truly enjoys helping young ballplayers develop their skills to reach their full potential on the court.
Nick currently works as a Financial Advisor in Walnut Creek helping his clients with financial planning and portfolio management. He lives just minutes from the Fieldhouse with his wife and two young kids.
His senior season at Cal Poly, Nick went a perfect 6-for-6 from three, leading his team to a victory of the WCC's Santa Clara. Despite Campolindo's recent tradition of outstanding players, Nick still remains the school's all-time leading scorer by a large margin.
Nick graduated from Cal Poly with a bachelor’s degree in Communications and he earned his master’s degree from Saint Mary’s College in Financial Analysis & Investment Management. Nick has been coaching basketball in the Bay Area for the past 12 years at both the High School and Grassroots level. He truly enjoys helping young ballplayers develop their skills to reach their full potential on the court.
Nick currently works as a Financial Advisor in Walnut Creek helping his clients with financial planning and portfolio management. He lives just minutes from the Fieldhouse with his wife and two young kids.
NATALIE ROMEO
Photo courtesy of Washington Athletics.
Perhaps the most decorated player on staff, Natalie graduate from local Carondelet, where she totaled 1,294 points, 348 rebounds, 450 assists and 369 steals over 63 games. As a senior, Romeo carried nearly a 3-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio (250-87), and was the Cal-Hi Sports Player of the Year, earning a scholarship to the Big Ten's Nebraska where she would earn a starting spot as a Freshman averaging 9.0 points per game.
As a sophomore Natalie proved herself as one of the most explosive scorers and three-point shooters in the Big Ten., earning second-team All-Big Ten honors being named academic All-Big Ten. That season she notched two triple-doubles and also went 7-for-10 from three against Rutgers in the Big 10 tourney. She finished the season averaging 16.0 points, 2.9 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game and tied the school record with 104 three pointers on the season. She tied the school recored for threes in a game, hitting 8 against Penn State and then again two weeks later in a 30 point effort vs. Wisconsin.
Following her Sophomore season, Natalie elected to transfer to play for the PAC12's University of Washington, where she would have an immediate impact, averaging 9.3 points per game, scoring in double figures 12 times and reaching 1,000 career points. Perhaps her most memorable game was when she hit 10 threes against Cal en route to a career-high 32 points. Watch the highlights here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-91sLEF16s. Despite suffering a major injury that would sideline her for her entire senior season, Natalie's basketball career would continue....
Natalie Joined the US National 3v3 team which earned its way into the 2016 FIBA World Championship, and won the Bronze Medal in China. See some of her USA team highlights here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=midnBVpwG9o
Natalie Is currently a teacher at Core Academy in Walnut Creek.
As a sophomore Natalie proved herself as one of the most explosive scorers and three-point shooters in the Big Ten., earning second-team All-Big Ten honors being named academic All-Big Ten. That season she notched two triple-doubles and also went 7-for-10 from three against Rutgers in the Big 10 tourney. She finished the season averaging 16.0 points, 2.9 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game and tied the school record with 104 three pointers on the season. She tied the school recored for threes in a game, hitting 8 against Penn State and then again two weeks later in a 30 point effort vs. Wisconsin.
Following her Sophomore season, Natalie elected to transfer to play for the PAC12's University of Washington, where she would have an immediate impact, averaging 9.3 points per game, scoring in double figures 12 times and reaching 1,000 career points. Perhaps her most memorable game was when she hit 10 threes against Cal en route to a career-high 32 points. Watch the highlights here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-91sLEF16s. Despite suffering a major injury that would sideline her for her entire senior season, Natalie's basketball career would continue....
Natalie Joined the US National 3v3 team which earned its way into the 2016 FIBA World Championship, and won the Bronze Medal in China. See some of her USA team highlights here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=midnBVpwG9o
Natalie Is currently a teacher at Core Academy in Walnut Creek.
LEWIS SCHOENBERG
Lewis played high school basketball at Las Lomas, serving as team captain his senior season and leading his team to a birth into the CIF state championship tournament. After graduating high school Lewis knew he wanted to pursue a career in being a basketball coach. So, despite being admitted to both CAL and UCLA, he opted to instead attend UC Santa Barbara, where he was guaranteed a position as a student assistant under legendary coach Joe Pasternak.
Lewis had the pleasure of serving at UCSB at a time when Coach Pasternak's team went 23-9, marking the biggest turnaround in the history of D1 basketball. The team followed that up with a 22-10 record the following year. AS a student assistant, Lewis got to work up close and personal with highly talented and competitive D1 players and coaches.
As luck would have it, being involved with the Santa Barbara team meant that Lewis got to spend his summers working with NBA players who came in town to train at the world famous P3 training facility located just a few miles from UCSB's Campus. This included assisting in workouts for the likes of Luka Doncic, Josh Richardson, Kyle Korver, Mathew Dellavedova, Grant Williams, Allonzo Trier, Stanley Johnson, Thon Maker and many more. This environment provided him with an incredible opportunity to hone his training skills.
Since graduating with a BA in Philosophy, Lewis has dedicated every waking moment to the game. He has coached at three different high schools, including Las Lomas, Northgate and Acalanes and has also coaches at the grassroots level, assisting with ASA and Prime Basketball.
Lewis had the pleasure of serving at UCSB at a time when Coach Pasternak's team went 23-9, marking the biggest turnaround in the history of D1 basketball. The team followed that up with a 22-10 record the following year. AS a student assistant, Lewis got to work up close and personal with highly talented and competitive D1 players and coaches.
As luck would have it, being involved with the Santa Barbara team meant that Lewis got to spend his summers working with NBA players who came in town to train at the world famous P3 training facility located just a few miles from UCSB's Campus. This included assisting in workouts for the likes of Luka Doncic, Josh Richardson, Kyle Korver, Mathew Dellavedova, Grant Williams, Allonzo Trier, Stanley Johnson, Thon Maker and many more. This environment provided him with an incredible opportunity to hone his training skills.
Since graduating with a BA in Philosophy, Lewis has dedicated every waking moment to the game. He has coached at three different high schools, including Las Lomas, Northgate and Acalanes and has also coaches at the grassroots level, assisting with ASA and Prime Basketball.
