The University of Southern Mississippi, a member of the Sun Belt Conference and NCAA Division I (FBS), invites applicants for the position of a Graduate Assistant with Women’s Basketball. This is a 9-month, graduate student position that runs from August to May with the potential to be renewed. Position includes graduate school tuition and a monthly stipend.
University of Miami Hires Tricia Cullop as Head Women’s Basketball Coach
The University of Miami has hired Tricia Cullop as head women’s basketball coach, Vice President/Director of Athletics Dan Radakovich announced Friday. Cullop comes to Coral Gables after spending the past 16 seasons as the head coach at the University of Toledo, where she compiled a record of 353-169. The six-time Mid-American Conference Coach of the
Primm promoted to Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Siena
Siena College Vice President & Director of Athletics John D’Argenio has announced the promotion of Terry Primm to the post of Siena Women’s Basketball Head Coach. The Saints’ top assistant coach for the last three seasons, Primm succeeds retiring head coach Jim Jabir to become the tenth head coach in program history. Primm will be formally introduced at a
Sharp hired as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Appalachian State
Alaura Sharp, who led Presbyterian College to its first NCAA Tournament appearance and win last month, has been named the ninth head coach in App State women’s basketball history, Director of Athletics Doug Gillin announced Friday. App State will hold a press conference on Friday, April 12 on the fifth floor of the Mark E. Ricks
D2 NEWS: Nore steps down from WBB position at Black Hills State; Becomes Yellow Jackets AD
Black Hills State University President Steve Elliott removed the interim tag to name Mark Nore Director of Athletics, effective immediately. Nore stepped in as the Interim Athletic Director in December 2023 following the resignation of Scott Larson. Nore continued his duties as head women’s basketball coach throughout the 2023-24 season. “Mark has proven he is the right person to lead Yellow
Cal’s Charmin Smith inks 3-yr contract extension
California women’s basketball head coach Charmin Smith has signed a three-year contract extension, Cal Director of Athletics Jim Knowlton announced Thursday. Smith, who recently completed her fifth year as head coach, is now signed through the 2028-29 season. “We are excited to extend Charmin’s contract as we generate momentum with our move to the ACC,” Knowlton said. “Charmin
Featured Job: Head Women’s Basketball Coach – Mayville State University
Mayville State University is seeking candidates for a Head Women’s Basketball Coach. This is a twelve-month, benefit eligible position. The purpose of this position is to support and enhance the direction of the Mayville State University Athletic Department and the Women’s Basketball program. As the Head Women’s Basketball Coach, the incumbent will be responsible for
Schirmer named WBB Head Coach at Chattanooga
The Deandra Schirmer Era of Chattanooga women’s basketball begins now. Schirmer becomes the eighth head coach of the Mocs, Vice Chancellor for Athletics Mark Wharton announced Thursday morning. “We’re very happy to welcome Deandra to Chattanooga,” he shared. “It was a quick yet thorough process. I was once again humbled and thrilled that such a high level
Evans Steps Down as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Tennessee State
Ty Evans, the head women’s basketball coach at Tennessee State University, has resigned after four seasons at the helm, as announced by TSU Athletic Director Dr. Mikki Allen. “Today, Coach Evans informed me of his decision to step down as our head women’s basketball coach,” said Allen. During his tenure, the women’s basketball program reached the
Davis named Fort Lewis College women’s basketball head coach
The Fort Lewis College Department of Athletics has selected Lauren Davis as its next women’s basketball head coach, announced on Tuesday. “I want to Thank Fort Lewis College, and Director of Athletics Travis Whipple for giving me this opportunity to advance in my coaching career,” said Davis. “I am excited to be back in Colorado,