Chretien Lukusa enters his first year as associate head coach with Morgan State Basketball, after serving the previous three years as an assistant coach with the program.
Prior to Morgan State, Lukusa spent five years on staff at Binghamton University, three years as an assistant. In his time at Morgan State, Lukusa has contributed many facets of the program, including recruiting, player development, and scheduling.
Lukusa starred for Binghamton from 2007-11, playing in 116 career games – second-most of any player in school history. A four-year letterwinner and two-year captain, Lukusa scored 640 career points and ranks among the program’s top-six in assists (170), steals (92) and rebounds (275).Â
He earned his bachelors degree in sociology with a minor in Africana Studies in 2011 and masters degree in Student Affairs Administration in 2013. Both from Binghamton Univeristy.
A native of Toronto, Canada Lukusa has been involved with the Canadian National team and and local grassroots programs both as a player and volunteer staff.
Chretien and his wife Avanna have a four year old daughter named Amelia, and a one year old son named Zaccai.
