CURTIS ALLEN

This is Coach Garson’s tenth year as an Assistant Coach at Westlake High School.

Coach Garson has coached club basketball for over 30 years, coaching teams in the Valley Conference, American Roundball (ARC), and Basketball Training Institute (BTI). He has coached three teams that qualified for AAU Nationals, making the Final 4 in 2008. In 2011, Coach Garson earned Ventura County Frosh-Soph Coach of the Year.
 
Among the players whom Coach Garson has coached are Gilbert Arenas (U. of Arizona, NBA); Pac-12 players Parker Jackson- Cartwright (U. of Arizona), Robert Cartwright (Stanford), and Tyler Dorsey (Oregon-Atlanta Hawks); Miye Oni (Yale-Utah Jazz), Zaire Williams (Stanford-Memphis Grizzlies), as well as many other players who are currently playing or played varsity basketball in the greater Los Angeles/Ventura County area.

Additionally, Coach Garson has coached 13 teams in the Maccabi JCC Games, winning seven gold medals, three silver medals, and one bronze medal.

Coach Garson grew up in the San Fernando Valley, graduating from Birmingham High School in Van Nuys. He attended UC Berkeley, where he played freshman basketball before transferring to UCLA. After graduating from UCLA, Coach Garson attended Southwestern School of Law, obtaining a Juris Doctor Degree.

Coach Garson’s son, Chad, played baseball at U. of Michigan and is now President of Chadpak Co., Inc., and Coach Garson’s son Scott was an Asst. Coach at Utah and UCLA, the Head Basketball Coach at College of Idaho and is now Assistant Coach at Santa Clara University.

Coach Garson owns two companies in the Los Angeles area, Chadpak Co., Inc., and Blisterpak, Inc., involved in the manufacture and sales of visual display packaging.

This is Coach Morgan's seventh year with Westlake Basketball.

Coach Morgan is in his seventh year of coaching at Westlake High School, which included one year as the Head Freshmen Coach and is now in his fifth year as the Assistant Varsity Coach and oversees player development. He played four years of varsity basketball at Coronado High School in Henderson, Nevada

Coach Morgan played basketball at UNLV for two years. He then played one year at Pierce College and finished his college playing career at Division II Cal State LA. After his senior year in college, he was invited to multiple different NBA champs. He decided to play professional basketball overseas in a few different countries. Coach Morgan also loves competing in the Drew League, playing with and against the top pro-am players in the world.

When Coach Morgan is not coaching, he enjoys time at home with his two daughters, Aubrey, and Zoey.

Coach Hagen is entering his seventh season with the Westlake Warriors and fifth season as the Frosh/Soph Head Coach.

Coach Hagen achieved his first Marmonte League title as a head coach in the 2020-2021 Season. Coach Hagen started as the Freshmen Assistant Coach, helping lead the Warriors to a Marmonte League title at the freshmen level.

Prior to coaching at Westlake, Coach Hagen coached club and high school basketball in his hometown of San Diego. Coach Hagen has trained players from all levels, ranging from overseas professionals to youth players learning the basics.

As a player, Coach Hagen was a 3-year varsity player at San Dieguito Academy, where in his senior year they set a school record for most wins in a season. Coach Hagen went on to attend California Lutheran University, where he played for 2 years with their developmental program. Coach Hagen enjoys playing golf and basketball as well as watching sports in his spare time.

The 2025–26 season marks Coach Dilan Srinivasan’s first year on the Westlake High School varsity staff.

Coach Srinivasan is the founder and director of Beach Basketball, one of the fastest-rising AAU programs in California. Under his leadership, Beach has captured multiple MADE Hoops championships and will compete on the 2026 Puma Circuit. At 21 years old, he is the youngest program director ever to secure a shoe-circuit deal.

He also works with CAA Sports, the world’s largest sports agency. There, he assists with NBA Pre-Draft training and player development for their collegiate clients preparing to enter the NBA. His recent experience includes supporting Cooper Flagg (No. 1 pick, Mavericks) and Reed Sheppard (No. 3 pick, Rockets).

He previously spent two seasons in Basketball Operations with the Pepperdine University men’s basketball program. He worked under current Westlake head coach Curtis Allen and played a key role in managing recruiting, budgeting, and travel logistics for a Division I West Coast Conference program.

In high school, he played varsity basketball at Bishop Gorman High School, which ranked No. 19 nationally during his senior year.