ELEANOR ROOSEVELT BOYS BASKETBALL
About Us
We are a high-performing athletic program at Eleanor Roosevelt High School in Eastvale, CA. Under the leadership of Head Coach Stephen Singleton—named MaxPreps National Coach of the Year for the 2024–2025 season—our program emphasizes skills development, discipline, sportsmanship, and a strong sense of camaraderie. The 2024–2025 season was marked by a remarkable victory at the California State Championship. This achievement reflects not only the incredible talent and dedication of our student-athletes but also the unwavering support of our coaching staff, families, and the broader community that has stood behind us every step of the way.
As we look to the future, we are committed to building on this momentum—continuing to provide our student-athletes with meaningful opportunities for growth, both on and off the court.
For more information and updates, follow us on Instagram: @erhsboysbasketball
2024-25 MaxPreps National Coach of the Year.
Stephen Singleton has served as Head Coach of the Eleanor Roosevelt High School Boys Basketball program for ten seasons. Over the course of his high school coaching career, he has led his teams to three state championships, in 2001, 2017, and 2025, demonstrating a consistent ability to build competitive and championship-caliber programs.
Learn more about Coach Singleton in the press:
Stephen Singleton of Roosevelt named 2024-2025 MaxPreps National Coach of the Year.
Boys’ basketball coach of the year: Stephen Singleton of Eastvale Roosevelt
Q&A with Coach Singleton
What made you want to
become a high school coach?
I have always played sports growing up, and some of the most influential men in my life were my youth coaches, high school coaches and college coaches. I wanted to be that to the young men trying to play the game they love. Giving back to the next generation of young men chasing their dreams and being a mentor and a positive influence in their lives.
What would you say is
your coaching style or philosophy?
Coaching is teaching, and as an educator, I have the responsibility to help young student-athletes to expand and mature. As a coach, I have the opportunity to try and make a difference in the lives of tomorrow's leaders. There are five major objectives in which coaches should want student-athletes to embrace and make part of their lives; communication, respect, dedication, hard work and team work. The primary goal on a daily basis is to get the players to assume responsibility for success as well as failure. "You are either getting better or worse. You can never stay the same." I want players to leave their LEGACIES, so the future MUSTANGS have great examples to follow.
What are your
expectations for every player?
To come to Roosevelt and be the best you can be. In the classroom, school and on the basketball court. Have pride in yourself, school and team. Come ready to compete every day and push yourself to be the best version of themselves. Leave a LEGACY that others want to emulate and surpass.