Brandon, a Chicago native who grew up on the Westside of Chicago and south suburbs. He had a promising career as a young student athlete. He started off as a dual sport player, football and basketball. Basketball was his passion. He played up a level since 6th grade. In high school, Percy L Julian HS, he played with former McDonald’s All American Sean Dockery as a freshman on the team. During his four years of High School basketball he was voted team captain three times, All City selection three times, and All State two times. He was recruited by UNLV, Iowa State, DePaul, Marquette, Louisville, and Purdue before choosing to play ball at the University of Wyoming on a full ride scholarship.

Brandon was the first player in University of Wyoming basketball history to earn All-Mountain West Conference honors four straight years. He led the conference in scoring three times (2007-2009) and became the first Cowboy to score 1000 points before the end of his sophomore year. He scored more points than any other Cowboy except for fellow Hall of Famer Fennis Dembo. A popular and dynamic player, he is Wyoming’s all-time leader in free throws made, second in three-point field goals made, second in assists, and third in steals. He was named First Team All-District VIII by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association in 2008. As a freshman in 2006, he led the Cowboys on an improbable run to the Mountain West Tournament Championship game before losing in overtime to San Diego State.  

Brandon Ewing is a former professional basketball player and elite skills trainer with over a decade of experience competing at the highest levels of the game. After a standout four-year career at the University of Wyoming, Brandon went on to play eight seasons of professional basketball internationally in Cyprus, Israel, and Switzerland, as well as in the NBA Development League.

Throughout his professional career, Brandon earned multiple honors, including Greek Guard of the Year, All-Import Team, and All-Cypriot League recognition. Known for his leadership and professionalism, he was also voted team captain for seven seasons during his professional career.

In addition to his international success, Brandon participated in workouts and interviews with NBA organizations including the Chicago Bulls, Sacramento Kings, and the New Jersey Nets (now the Brooklyn Nets).

Today, Brandon brings his professional experience and knowledge of the game to the next generation of athletes through Athlete Performance & Development, where he focuses on skill development, basketball IQ, and helping players maximize their potential on and off the court.