Eric Reveno (born March 12, 1966)

Current position: Associate head men’s basketball coach
Current team: Oregon State Beavers (Head coach: Wayne Tinkle)
Current conference: Pac-12 Conference
Teams coached: Portland Pilots
Portland record: 140-178 (.440)
Overall record: 140-178 (.440)

Career Accomplishments:

• NCAA National Championships:  0
• NCAA Tournament Appearances:  0
• NIT Championships:  0
• NIT Appearances:  0
• CIT Appearances:  4  (2009, 2010, 2011, 2015)

Awards:

• WCC Coach of the Year:  1  (2009)

Coaching Career (head coach, unless noted):

2022-present	Oregon State (assoc. HC)
2019-2022	Georgia Tech (assoc. HC)
2016-2019	Georgia Tech (asst)
2006-2016	Portland
2004-2006	Stanford (assoc. HC)
1997-2004	Stanford (asst)

Eric Reveno Facts

• Eric Wendell Reveno
• Born March 12, 1966
• Hometown: Stanford, California
• Alma Mater: Stanford University (BA, 1989 & MBA, 1995)
• The Stanford-native played four years for the Cardinal and head coaches Tom Davis and Mike Montgomery
  • Was a two-time captain; as a senior in 1989, Stanford went to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1942
  • Played professional basketball in Japan for four years, then returned to Stanford to earn his master’s
  • Worked as the president of the Riekes Center, a non-profit mentoring organization in Menlo Park, CA
• Started his coaching career at his alma mater, spending seven seasons as an assistant under Montgomery followed by two seasons as Trent Johnson‘s associate head coach
  • In nine total seasons, Reveno was part of eight NCAA Tournaments (including three Sweet Sixteens)
• Hired in 2006 to be the head coach at Portland in the WCC; went 140-178 overall in ten seasons at the helm
  • Led the Pilots to the CIT four times and twice won 20+ games, something the program had only down twice ever before
  • In December 2009, Portland ranked #25 in the AP Poll for one week, their first AP Poll appearance since 1959
  • Let go in March 2016 following a fourth sub-.500 season in the previous five years
• Joined Josh Pastner‘s staff at Georgia Tech as an assistant in 2016; elevated to associate head coach in 2019
  • Part of the 2020-21 squad that won the ACC Tournament and earned an automatic NCAA bid
• In April 2022, Reveno left GT to take over as associate head coach under Wayne Tinkle at Oregon State

Eric Reveno Coaching Tree

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