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Coaching Advisor

Steve Hanson

Steve brings nine seasons of NCAA head coaching experience at Simon Fraser, with a focus on developing players and building teams.

Explore the coaching journey
Steve Hanson wearing a white Simon Fraser basketball polo

Photo: SFU Athletics

2018–19

First NCAA-era winning season

Guided SFU to its first NCAA-era winning season and first GNAC tournament appearance.

2016–25

SFU head coach

Led the men’s NCAA program and reached the GNAC playoffs twice.

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Players who went pro overseas

Nine players he coached went on to play professionally overseas.

The coaching journey.

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British Columbia

Developing the next level

Steve led Basketball BC’s Centre for Performance Boys program in 2015–16, working in a dedicated player development environment. In the same season, he served as SFU’s lead assistant.

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Teaching. Developing. Guiding.

Steve Hanson is Axis’s Coaching Advisor, bringing NCAA and professional coaching experience to the program. He offers coaching perspective, program guidance and introductions where appropriate.

Steve led Simon Fraser men’s basketball from 2016 to 2025. He guided SFU to its first NCAA-era winning season and first GNAC tournament appearance in 2018–19, followed by a 16–13 season and a program-best No. 5 West Region ranking in 2019–20. SFU returned to the GNAC playoffs in 2021–22. Nine players he coached went on to play professionally overseas.

Steve’s development work in British Columbia includes leading Basketball BC’s 2015–16 Centre for Performance Boys program and serving as SFU’s lead assistant before becoming head coach. An SFU education graduate, he brings a teaching background alongside his experience on the court.

Steve’s career also includes Denmark’s BK Vejen, where he coached former NBA first-round pick Tony Wroten during the 2025–26 season. By April 10, 2026, Fullcourt reported that Vejen had won seven of its previous eight games under Hanson.

At Axis

At Axis, Steve offers coaching perspective, program guidance and introductions where appropriate.