Brittany Willis is the Varsity Head Coach for the CHS Girls Basketball team. Coach Willis has just completed her third year of teaching Physical Education/Health at Ladue Middle School. Her coaching experience includes coaching within Parkway South's feeder program on the both the girls and boys side, she was a graduate assistant for the Missouri Baptist University Women's Basketball Program for two years and earned her Masters in Teaching.  This past year, she was the Head Junior Varsity Girls Coach at Ursuline Academy.

Coach Willis graduated from McKendree University with the Bachelors in Physical Education and was the 14^th member in school history to score 1000 career points. She also had a very accomplished basketball career at Parkway South High School where she won two District titles, scored over 1000 points and was First Team All Suburban West.

Coach Brown is going into her 17th year coaching competitive level high school girls basketball and her 1st year coaching in the CHS program.  She have had the opportunity to coach alongside some prominent high school coaches in the St. Louis area, most recently under Brett Katz in the State competing Parkway North Vikings.  She look forward to working closely with your scholar athlete and the coaching staff to maximize their competitive edge and basketball IQ.  Along with coaching here at CHS, she is also the Sophomore Counselor.  This will be year 18 counseling, prior to CHS she was at Parkway North High School for 13 years and Trinity Catholic High School for 4 years.  She coached at both of these schools.  Coach Brown played Collegiate Basketball (NAIA Level) for Lindenwood University.  She also had the opportunity to coach at the Collegiate level, HSSU under Coach Young in the volleyball program.  Aside from coaching, she work very closely with transitioning high school athletes that aspire to play at the collegiate level through the Clearinghouse process.  In her tenure as a coach, she have had the opportunity of coaching over 25 Division I, II, NAIA and NJCAA athletes and worked closely with their families and the coaching staff of their chosen post-secondary institution in their smooth transition.  Outside of coaching and counseling, she have a junior that attends CHS and plays Varsity Volleyball and  competitive club volleyball, and a toddler that is very active as well.  She is excited about this season and learning about your athlete and about the program. 

Susie Murray is the JV Head Coach for the CHS Girls Basketball team. She is also a science teacher at Clayton High School. She played basketball, taught and coached previously in her home state of Oklahoma.

She played basketball during her undergraduate years at Oklahoma City University and was a member of the Oklahoma City Lady Chiefs NAIA National Championship Team 1988. In the summer after winning the national championship, Susie played in good will basketball tournament games with the OCU Lady Chiefs team in Taiwan.

Upon moving to St. Louis, she earned her MS in Biology and Biotechnology at the University of Missouri St. Louis. Susie and her husband Mark have raised two great kids, Lt. Sean D. Murray USNA '14 (Go NAVY!) and Grace Murray MSU '20 BS Entertainment Mgt. (Go BEARS!)

For Susie, it is very rewarding to be able to have a career doing what she loves. She is proud of all her Greyhound student athletes and she is always available to help them be and do their personal best. Go GREYHOUNDS!

I am incredibly excited about my first year in the CHS girl’s basketball program! I am most looking forward to working with the girls to develop the skills and mindset to be successful both on and off the court. I am excited about bringing my love for basketball to Clayton. I played all four years in high school and still play on a rec team at the YMCA. I coached the JV girls team at Mehlville High School for four years and continue to coach my niece’s 4th grade team. This is my second year teaching social studies at Clayton and eight years overall. Perseverance, commitment, and teamwork are values at the center of my coaching philosophy. I am excited about the season ahead and look forward to a year of success and growth for the program. Please reach out if you have any questions.