Tulane women’s basketball head coach Lisa Stockton announced her retirement following 30 years as the Green Wave’s head women’s basketball coach. Stockton, the all-time winningest women’s basketball coach in the state of Louisiana and newest inductee to the Conference USA Hall of Fame, wrapped up her third decade at the helm during the 2023-24 season. Her 591
Musick inks contract extension at Oral Roberts
Head Coach Kelsi Musick has agreed to a contract extension with the Oral Roberts women’s basketball team, ORU Athletics announced Monday afternoon. “Coach Musick has done a wonderful job with our women’s basketball program,” said University President Dr. William Wilson. “She has quickly grasped the ORU ethos and has led the team to significant success, including this year’s
Georgia Southern assistant Gaines named Head Coach at D2 Allen
Allen University and Director of Athletics Jasher Cox are pleased to welcome Olivia Gaines as the Yellow Jackets’ new Women’s Basketball Head Coach. Gaines arrives at Allen after most recently spending the 2023-24 season as an assistant coach at Georgia Southern. Prior to her stop in Statesboro this past season, Gaines served as the head
Robert Morris tabs McCabe as new Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Robert Morris University Vice President and Director of Athletics Chris King has announced Chandler McCabe as the next head coach of the Colonials’ women’s basketball team. The seventh head coach in the 48-year history of the Division I program, McCabe will be formally introduced on Tuesday, March 19 at 11 a.m. in the UPMC Events Center’s Harshman
Samuels-Eaton named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at UNC Pembroke
Athletics department officials at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke announced on Monday afternoon that Kendra Samuels-Eaton, a 12-year coaching veteran, has been named as the women’s basketball’s 10th head coach. Samuels-Eaton returns to Pembroke after serving as the associate head coach at her alma mater, Western Carolina for the last two season. Before
David Six Announces Retirement as Hampton Women’s Basketball Coach
Hampton University’s women’s basketball program will bid farewell to a legend as Coach David Six announced his retirement after an illustrious 16-year tenure. Coach Six’s legacy is unparalleled, marked by an extraordinary dedication to the Lady Pirates that transcended mere wins and losses. The winningest coach in Lady Pirate history, Six’s Hampton teams posted an overall record
Dallimore steps down as Women’s Basketball Coach at Ouachita Baptist
Ouachita Baptist University Director of Athletics David Sharp has announced that head women’s basketball coach Robert Dallimore has decided to step away from the program to pursue other opportunities. Dallimore recently finished his fifth season leading the Tigers. During his tenure, he led the team to three Great American Conference tournament appearances, advancing as far
Mitchell out as WBB Head Coach at Cal State Northridge
CSUN Director of Athletics Shawn Chin-Farrell announced today that Carlene Mitchell will not return as women’s basketball head coach. “We appreciate Coach Mitchell for her efforts leading our women’s basketball program.” said Chin-Farrell. “We are committed to our Champion Core Values in support of the success of our student-athletes. This includes competing for championships in women’s basketball.”
Jackson named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Youngstown State
Melissa Jackson, one of Northeast Ohio’s most recognizable names in women’s basketball over the past two decades, has been chosen to be the ninth head coach of the Youngstown State University women’s basketball program. Jackson has been in the region for the past 16 years of her coaching career, spending 15 seasons at Akron and
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