Barret Peery: http://www.santaclarabroncos.com/sports/m-baskbl/coaches/peery_barret?view=bio
Barret Peery is in his first season as associate head coach for Santa Clara men's basketball.
Peery most recently spent one season (2014-15) as an assistant coach at Arizona State under Herb Sendek.
Before joining Arizona State, Peery coached Indian Hills Community College where he went 34-3 in 2013-14, winning region and district titles. In his three seasons, his teams went 60-1 at home.
Peery guided more than 15 players to Division I scholarships in his three-year tenure at the Iowa school and his 93-11 mark was highlighted by high-scoring offense. His 2012-13 squad averaged a school-record 97.9 points per game and reached the century mark 14 times. His first team at Indian Hills turned in a 33-4 record and that 2011-12 squad went undefeated in conference play. The Warriors were in the top 10 in the nation in scoring average and winning margin en route to the school’s tenth 30-win season. Five players from that team signed with NCAA Division I schools.
In taking the IHCC head job, Peery returned to the junior college ranks where he got his start as a head coach and enjoyed tremendous success. He took College of Southern Idaho to the NJCAA Division I national tournament twice in three years as head coach, finishing fourth in 2007.
Peery, the 2007-08 Scenic West Athletic Conference (SWAC) Coach of the Year, led College of Southern Idaho to three straight league championships—including an outright title in 2007-08. The Golden Eagles were the No. 1-ranked junior college team in the nation for the last four weeks of the regular season and finished with a 30-2 overall record and a 14-1 league mark.
In 2006-07, CSI went 30-7 under Peery and placed fourth at in the nation. In Peery's first year as the CSI head coach, the 2005-06 team posted a 25-10 record, won the Region 18 championship and participated in the NJCAA national tournament.
In those three seasons at CSI, Peery’s teams were 85-19 (.817). Two of his three teams led the nation in scoring. During his tenure, Peery placed 23 players in NCAA Division I programs, including all nine sophomores from the 2007-08 team. Peery was at Southern Idaho for five years, the first two as an assistant coach under Gib Arnold. A native of Payson, Utah, Peery arrived at Indian Hills after three years as an assistant coach under Jim Boylen at the University of Utah.
Prior to going to CSI, he was the top assistant at Portland State for one year, also serving as the recruiting coordinator. He helped bring in the class that took the program from five wins to 19 wins in his lone season.
Peery also coached for four years at Southern Utah University where he was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator. While at Southern Utah he helped lead that school to its first-ever NCAA tournament appearance and a 25-6 record. He also coached at Snow College and Utah Valley State College.
Peery played college basketball at Snow and Southern Utah. He helped lead Southern Utah to two conference championships and, as a senior, earned academic all-league honors and was a co-captain. In high school, Peery was a three-year basketball letterwinner and was named to the all-region and all-state teams in Utah.
Peery and his wife Tracy have four children: daughter, Kennedy and sons Crew, Whitton, and Meyer.
Barret Peery is in his first season as associate head coach for Santa Clara men's basketball.
Peery most recently spent one season (2014-15) as an assistant coach at Arizona State under Herb Sendek.
Before joining Arizona State, Peery coached Indian Hills Community College where he went 34-3 in 2013-14, winning region and district titles. In his three seasons, his teams went 60-1 at home.
Peery guided more than 15 players to Division I scholarships in his three-year tenure at the Iowa school and his 93-11 mark was highlighted by high-scoring offense. His 2012-13 squad averaged a school-record 97.9 points per game and reached the century mark 14 times. His first team at Indian Hills turned in a 33-4 record and that 2011-12 squad went undefeated in conference play. The Warriors were in the top 10 in the nation in scoring average and winning margin en route to the school’s tenth 30-win season. Five players from that team signed with NCAA Division I schools.
In taking the IHCC head job, Peery returned to the junior college ranks where he got his start as a head coach and enjoyed tremendous success. He took College of Southern Idaho to the NJCAA Division I national tournament twice in three years as head coach, finishing fourth in 2007.
Peery, the 2007-08 Scenic West Athletic Conference (SWAC) Coach of the Year, led College of Southern Idaho to three straight league championships—including an outright title in 2007-08. The Golden Eagles were the No. 1-ranked junior college team in the nation for the last four weeks of the regular season and finished with a 30-2 overall record and a 14-1 league mark.
In 2006-07, CSI went 30-7 under Peery and placed fourth at in the nation. In Peery's first year as the CSI head coach, the 2005-06 team posted a 25-10 record, won the Region 18 championship and participated in the NJCAA national tournament.
In those three seasons at CSI, Peery’s teams were 85-19 (.817). Two of his three teams led the nation in scoring. During his tenure, Peery placed 23 players in NCAA Division I programs, including all nine sophomores from the 2007-08 team. Peery was at Southern Idaho for five years, the first two as an assistant coach under Gib Arnold. A native of Payson, Utah, Peery arrived at Indian Hills after three years as an assistant coach under Jim Boylen at the University of Utah.
Prior to going to CSI, he was the top assistant at Portland State for one year, also serving as the recruiting coordinator. He helped bring in the class that took the program from five wins to 19 wins in his lone season.
Peery also coached for four years at Southern Utah University where he was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator. While at Southern Utah he helped lead that school to its first-ever NCAA tournament appearance and a 25-6 record. He also coached at Snow College and Utah Valley State College.
Peery played college basketball at Snow and Southern Utah. He helped lead Southern Utah to two conference championships and, as a senior, earned academic all-league honors and was a co-captain. In high school, Peery was a three-year basketball letterwinner and was named to the all-region and all-state teams in Utah.
Peery and his wife Tracy have four children: daughter, Kennedy and sons Crew, Whitton, and Meyer.
