Biola University Athletics

Assistant Coach Sabrina White brought pro-level experience and helped the Eagles to the PacWest Tournament semifinals during her first season with the team in 2019-20. 

A specialist in player development and guard play, White holds a bachelors and a masters degree from Concordia University Irvine and has worked with the WNBA and as a professional scout since 2015. 

White had a very successful tenure as the head girls basketball coach at Los Amigos High School after beginning her coaching career with a three-year stint at Spirit Academy Prep in Tustin, California. Los Amigos made nine-straight CIF appearances under White’s leadership and won its first Garden Grove League Championship in 32 years when the Lobos came out on top in 2011. All told, White coached over 20 all-league players, seven All-Orange County All-Stars and three Garden Grove League MVP’s during her time at Los Amigos on top of earning back-to-back-to-back Coach of the Year awards from the league. 

The coach’s awards were certainly deserved as she followed up that 2011 league championship with back-to-back undefeated league schedules in the next two seasons and with the first CIF Second Round appearance for the program in 25 years. 

In the time since, White has moved her influence to the professional ranks domestically and abroad. She’s been a personal WNBA skills trainer and a consultant to the Bellamy Tornadoes of the Australian Professional League since 2017, helping the Tornadoes to a league runner-up finish during her first season. White has also been an Los Angeles Sparks ambassador and a TPG Sports Group International Scout since 2015.