College of Southern Nevada Coyotes

Jazmine Lee enters her second season as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s basketball programs at the College of Southern Nevada. In her role, Coach Lee provides vital support to basketball operations while helping strengthen the foundation of the Coyote Culture across both teams.

A Las Vegas native, Coach Lee was a standout multi-sport athlete at Centennial High School, excelling in both basketball and track. She continued her athletic career at the University of Redlands, where she competed in basketball and track before returning home to complete her education at UNLV, earning a Bachelor of Science in Informatics. She later attained a Master of Science in Computer Forensics from George Mason University.

Coach Lee’s passion for teaching and mentoring athletes began early, leading youth basketball classes for Clark County Parks and Recreation. Her formal coaching career started as an assistant girls’ basketball coach at Leavitt Middle School, followed by a junior varsity assistant role at Arbor View High School.

After a brief hiatus to pursue graduate studies, Coach Lee returned to Arbor View in 2017 as an assistant varsity coach before being promoted to head varsity coach in 2019. During her tenure, she guided the Aggies to two state semifinal appearances and helped develop one of the region’s most competitive programs.

Bringing a wealth of coaching experience, academic achievement, and community leadership, Coach Lee continues to be a driving force in the success and growth of the CSN basketball programs.