Marshall University Director of Athletics Christian Spears announced that Kim Stephens has signed an agreement to lead Marshall’s women’s basketball program. “We have something really special at Marshall and sometimes, you find people who recognize that instantly. Kim Stephens is one who recognized it instantly,” Spears said. “And, as an athletic director, sometimes you recognize
Merriweather named Women’s Basketball Coach at Cincinnati
Story Courtesy Nate Jarrett, Cincinnati Assistant Director, Communications & Strategic Brand Engagement Director of Athletics John Cunningham announced the hire of former Bearcats’ captain Katrina Merriweather as the 10th women’s basketball head coach at the University of Cincinnati on Saturday. A formal introductory press conference for Merriweather will be held on campus on Tuesday with
Jackson named South Alabama Women’s Basketball Head Coach
The University of South Alabama has named Yolisha Jackson as the 10th women’s basketball Head Coach in program history, Athletic Director Dr. Joel Erdmann announced Friday afternoon. Jackson returns to South Alabama after spending the last three seasons at the University of South Florida as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. Prior to USF, Jackson spent seven
McConico will not return as Women’s Basketball Coach at Spring Hill College
Spring Hill College Athletic Director Joe Niland announced that Karen McConico will not return as head coach of the women’s basketball team on Thursday. “We thank coach McConico for her dedication and service to the women’s basketball program here at Spring Hill College. Karen led the basketball program through the very difficult transition process from the NAIA to NCAA
Kluzak tabbed as new WBB Head Coach at D3 Northland
After a national search, Northland College is excited to announce Benjamin Kluzak as the next Head Women’s Basketball Coach. “We had an overwhelming and very strong pool of candidates but kept coming back to Ben” commented Director of Athletics, Seamus Gregory. “He has a very strong sense of who we are as an institution and
Murray relieved of duties as Women’s Basketball Coach at Grambling
Grambling State University Athletics has announced a change in leadership of the women’s basketball program. Coach Freddie Murray has been relieved of his duties, effective immediately. “I’d like thank coach Murray for his service to the women’s basketball program and his commitment to the department and wish him the best in his future endeavors,” said Vice President
Westry hired as new WBB Head Coach at University of Mobile
The University of Mobile and UM Athletic Director Sally Shouppe officially announced the hire of Sydney Westry as the next head coach of the University of Mobile Women’s Basketball program on Thursday, Mar. 23. Westry, a University of Mobile Alumna and Mobile, Ala. native, returns to UM after serving as assistant women’s basketball coach at
Payne named Women’s Basketball Coach at NJCAA D1 Denmark Tech
Denmark Technical College announced changes in their basketball coaching leadership on Monday. Andre Payne, who also serves as athletic director at the college and has been the head coach of the men’s basketball team since 2020, will become head coach of the women’s basketball team. “I’m looking forward to taking the lead of the women’s
Miller named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Cedarville
Addy Miller is the new women’s basketball head coach at Cedarville University. She was introduced by President Dr. Thomas White during a press conference at the Callan Athletic Center this afternoon. Miller will lead the Lady Jackets after serving as an assistant coach the past three seasons at NCAA Division II powerhouse Drury University in
Campbell named WBB Head Coach at TCU
TCU Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Jeremiah Donati has announced the hiring of Mark Campbell as Head Women’s Basketball Coach. Campbell, who becomes the eighth head coach in TCU’s women’s basketball history, served the last two seasons as head coach at Sacramento State. He was previously an assistant coach for seven years at Oregon where he