Corban University Athletics announced on Friday the hiring of Bill Pilgeram as the new head women’s basketball coach for the Warriors. “On behalf of Corban Athletics, we are thrilled to be bringing on Bill Pilgeram as our women’s basketball head coach,” said Corban University Assistant Athletic Director Sue Roth. “He brings a wealth of experience
Cresencia Returns to Mercer as Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
Mercer Women’s Basketball Head Coach Susie Gardner announced Friday the hiring of former Mercer Graduate Assistant, Kaitlyn Cresencia, as the new Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator. Cresencia served as a graduate assistant under Gardner at Mercer from August 2015 to May 2017. “Kaitlyn made our program better three years ago when she arrived in Macon and I
Ohio Christian University Names Brenda Baker Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Ohio Christian University is pleased to announce Brenda Baker as the new head coach for the Trailblazer Women’s Basketball program. Following a short stint as interim head coach during the 2017-18 season, Baker is ready to take the next step and continue to grow the program moving forward. “Having the opportunity to observe Coach Baker
Stony Brook Announces Three-Year Contract Extension for Women’s Basketball Head Coach Caroline McCombs
Stony Brook Director of Athletics Shawn Heilbron has announced a three-year contract extension for women’s basketball Head Coach Caroline McCombs, securing the Seawolves’ leader through the 2021-22 season. “Since her arrival at Stony Brook four years ago, Caroline has proven that she is the right leader for our women’s basketball program and is extremely deserving of this
Joy Cheek Named Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at Clemson
Joy Cheek, recently named one of the WBCA’s “Thirty under 30,” has joined the Clemson women’s basketball staff, head coach Amanda Butler announced. Cheek, who served as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Vanderbilt the past two seasons, was a standout student-athlete at Duke. Prior to her time at Vanderbilt, Cheek coached at Ohio State,
Kim Cameron Named Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University women’s basketball coach Robyn Fralick has announced the addition of Kim Cameron as assistant coach. Cameron, like Fralick, comes to BGSU after a highly-successful tenure at a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) school. Cameron joins the Falcon program after spending 13 seasons on the staff at Michigan Technological University, the
Pitt Women’s Basketball Staff Update
University of Pittsburgh women’s basketball head coach Lance White announced the additions of Danielle Atkinson, Terri Mitchell and Josh Petersen to his coaching staff Wednesday. “I am extremely excited about beginning this new chapter in Pitt women’s basketball with Danielle, Terri and Josh,” White said. “This is an incredible group of people – my absolute
Redus Named Palm Beach Atlantic Women’s Basketball Coach
Palm Beach Atlantic University and Director of Athletics Carolyn Stone has announced the hiring of Manisha Redus as the university’s next women’s basketball coach. Redus joins the Sailfish after spending the last three years as an assistant at the University of West Georgia. While with the Wolves, she helped the team increase their win total
Stan Swank Announces as Women’s Basketball Coach at Edinboro University
The end of an incredible era of winning has arrived. After 31 years as Edinboro University’s women’s basketball coach, Stan Swank has announced his retirement. Swank completed his 31st season as Edinboro’s head coach recently. He departs as the all-time winningest coach in PSAC basketball history, both men’s and women’s basketball, with a 581-305 record.
Jim Foster Announces Retirement at Chattanooga
Family is many things to many people. Over four decades and four institutions, Jim Foster‘s family spreads far and wide across the globe. However, it is the family near to his heart that pulls him away from 40 years of basketball. “Both of my sons expressed interest in hanging out with me more often,” Chattanooga’s