Brandon Ewing, born December 9, 1986, attended Percy L. Julian High School in Chicago, Illinois. As a student-athlete at Julian, he earned numerous accolades, including being named a 3-time All-City selection, 2-time All-State selection, and was nominated to participate in the prestigious Chicago vs. New York All-American Game. Beyond athletics, Brandon served as the Sports Editor for the school newspaper and was recognized as an Academic All-City selection.

Following a highly successful high school career, Brandon was recruited by several prominent Division I programs, including DePaul, Iowa State, Marquette, Purdue, and UNLV. He ultimately accepted a full athletic scholarship to attend the University of Wyoming.

During his collegiate career at Wyoming, Brandon established himself as one of the most accomplished players in program history. He earned 4 All-Conference selections, was a 3-time scoring leader, a 1-time assists leader, and a 2-time Mountain West Conference All-Tournament Team selection. In 2021, he was inducted into the University of Wyoming Hall of Fame. He currently ranks second all-time in school history in points scored, assists, and three-point field goals made.

Following his Hall of Fame collegiate career, Brandon played eight years of professional basketball overseas, competing in multiple countries throughout Europe and Asia. During his professional career, he earned honors including All-Cypriot League, All-Import Team, and Guard of the Year.

After retiring from professional basketball, Brandon transitioned into coaching, serving as a Player Development Coach at the University of Tennessee Martin and later as an Assistant Coach at Rich Township High School, where he helped lead the program to a Top 25 state ranking.

Brandon is passionate about mentoring young athletes and giving back to the community through the game of basketball. He believes in developing student-athletes both on and off the court by emphasizing character, discipline, accountability, and academic success.

He is the proud father of one daughter, Raziah Grace Ewing (11), who is considered one of the top competitive dancers in the country for her age.

Brandon currently serves as an Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator, where he is committed to developing players, building meaningful relationships, and helping student-athletes reach their fullest potential both academically and athletically.