Boys’ Basketball Coaches
Sean Mullings
Varsity Head Coach
Sean Mullings was appointed head coach of the boys' varsity basketball program in the spring of 2007. Mullings, a mathematics teacher, joined the Bolles' faculty in 2006. He served as an assistant coach with the basketball team in the 2006-07 season. Mullings also currently serves as head coach of the boys' volleyball team at the School.
Prior to Bolles, Mullings served on the Grandview Preparatory School staff in Boca Raton, Florida. At Grandview, he served as head coach for both girls' varsity volleyball and girls' varsity basketball. During his tenure at Grandview, he guided the volleyball team to its first regional appearance and the basketball team to its first district title and regional playoff appearance.
Born in Jamaica, Mullings grew up in Brooklyn, New York . He attended Xaverian High School where he lettered in three varsity sports (basketball, volleyball, and track & field). While in high school, Mullings competed in the Empire State Games and the Junior Olympics for volleyball. He was ranked 75th in Hoop Scoop Magazine's top high school seniors in New York City.
Mullings went on to play basketball for Long Island University and C.W. Post. As a junior at C.W. Post, Mullings participated in the NCAA Division II national tournament. He has played and coached basketball on several levels, highlighted by his professional playing career in England and his coaching stint with the Brookdale Pro-Am basketball team. Mullings has also served as the Director of the All American Basketball School's North Elementary Camp in Ft. Lauderdale and the 5-Star Basketball Camp in Orlando.
Mullings earned a bachelor of science in public accountancy through his coursework at both Long Island University and C.W. Post, and a master of business administration focusing in global management from the University of Phoenix.
Mullings moved to Jacksonville where he and his wife, Jennifer, were married on November 25.
Toby Frazier
Varsity Assistant Coach
Toby Frazier joined the Bolles boys' basketball staff in 2006, assisting with the junior varsity squad. Frazier's previous coaching experience includes serving as an assistant, under Coach Buster Harvey, on the Edward Waters College staff in the 2003-04 season.
Frazier was the starting point guard for two seasons for the Jacksonville University Dolphins basketball squad, where he played for legendary college coach Hugh Durham. Frazier is a 2002 graduate of Jacksonville University where he received a bachelor's degree in liberal studies with a minor in sociology.
A native of Jacksonville, Frazier graduated from Paxon High School. He was a four-year letterman on the basketball squad, earning first team All-City and All-Conference honors as a senior. He was also named a USA Today All-American.
Courtney Ruffin
Junior Varsity Head Coach
Courtney Ruffin begins his second tenure as the Bolles junior varsity head coach. Ruffin began first coached at Bolles during the 2000-01 season. Ruffin's 2002-03 junior varsity team tallied a record of 18-1, the best record by a Bolles junior varsity boys' basketball squad. The following year Ruffin move up to varsity to become the lead varsity assistant until 2005.
A native of Jacksonville, Ruffin played high school basketball at Fletcher High School where he was a two-year letterman, varsity captain, and All-District selection as a senior.
Ruffin and his wife, Sophia, have three children: DeShawn, Abraiya, and D'Andre.