Baxter-Bell joined Longwood in the summer of 2024 following time on staff at Gannon and Liberty University.
He helped guide Gannon to the biggest turnaround in NCAA Division II history in 2023-24. The program went 32-3, with a 29-win improvement over the year prior, and the team advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight.
In the process of the run, Baxter-Bell helped Gannon win 21 straight games prior to the Elite Eight loss, and the team garnered the No. 3 seed in the NCAA Division II National Tournament. The team won its first conference title in nearly a decade and advanced to the Elite Eight for the first time since 2009.
Prior to Gannon, Baxter-Bell served on the staff at his alma mater, Liberty, for two seasons. He was a part of a Liberty staff that helped the team win 49 games during these two seasons, including a 27-9 record in 2022-23. The Flames advanced to the ASUN Championship Game that year before appearing in the NIT.
During his playing days, he scored 900 career points over 141 games and was in the top 40 in points, rebounds and assists in program history when he graduated in 2020. He was a part of two ASUN championship teams (2019 and 2020).
In 2019, he helped the Flames win 29 games, including a first-round upset of Mississippi State in the NCAA Tournament. His senior year included a 30-win campaign in 2020.
Following his collegiate career, he played professionally in Argentina.
Baxter-Bell holds his undergraduate degree in Sport Management from Liberty, and he obtained his master’s in 2023 from Liberty as well.
