Coach

Lamayn Wilson

  Lamayn Wilson brings a wealth of international basketball experience and leadership to his role as Assistant Coach at In The Paint Academy. A dynamic forward with a versatile skill set, Wilson enjoyed a professional career spanning over a decade, competing at the highest levels across Europe, Asia, and beyond.

A native of Crenshaw County, Alabama, Wilson played high school basketball at Highland Home before continuing his collegiate career at Pearl River Community College and later Troy University. After going undrafted in the 2002 NBA Draft, he launched his professional career in Latvia with BK Skonto, setting the stage for a successful journey through some of the world’s top basketball leagues.

Wilson played for elite teams in Russia, Germany, France, Italy, Ukraine, China, Turkey, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Georgia, making a name for himself as a key contributor and leader. During the 2007–08 season, he starred for ASVEL Basket, averaging 17.1 points and 5.8 rebounds in the ULEB Cup and helping the team capture the French Cup championship. He later competed in the EuroLeague with SLUC Nancy Basket.

One of Wilson’s most successful seasons came in 2010–11, when he played a pivotal role for BC Budivelnyk, leading them to the Ukrainian League championship and a EuroCup quarterfinals appearance. He continued his winning ways the following season, guiding ČEZ Basketball Nymburk to a Czech League title and a deep EuroCup run. His international career also includes a EuroChallenge championship (2013)and a Russian Cup title (2013).

As an assistant coach, Wilson brings a global perspective, strong player development skills, and a passion for mentoring young athletes. His experience competing at the highest levels of professional basketball allows him to provide valuable insights and guidance to the next generation of players. At In The Paint Academy, Wilson is dedicated to helping student-athletes refine their skills, build confidence, and develop the mindset needed for success on and off the court.