Jamestown Community College women’s basketball head coach Travis Wells has resigned effective immediately. Wells has been at the helm of the women’s basketball season since the 2015-16 season and has been apart of the staff for over the past 25 years. In his final season with the Jayahwks, Wells finished the season with a season
CCBC Dundalk Names Thompson as Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Community College of Baltimore County Dundalk Athletics today announced the hiring of Shanell Thompson as head Women’s Basketball coach. Thompson has coached basketball in Baltimore City schools for the past nine years. “I would like to thank CCBC Dundalk Athletics for believing in me and trusting me with innovative ideas in growing the women’s program
McCutcheon promoted to Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Catawba
Catawba College Director of Athletics, Larry Leckonby, has announced that Terence McCutcheon has been promoted to Head Women’s Basketball Coach. McCutcheon has been serving as the Interim Head Coach since early February. “Terence has done an excellent job guiding the team over the past month,” stated Leckonby. “He has earned the chance to be the
Week 16: WHoopDirt.com Coach of the Week presented by Pivot Analysis
By AJ Nelson, WHoopDirt.com staff writer Congratulations to the following coaches who have been selected as the Week 16 WHoopDirt.com Coach of the Week presented by Pivot Analysis. These coaches are now eligible to receive the WHoopDirt.com National Coach of the Year Award presented by Pivot Analysis which will be announced at the conclusion of the 2019-20 college basketball season. To
Women’s Basketball Coaching Change made at Lakeland University
Amber Peterson has been promoted to Lakeland University’s head women’s basketball coach. The announcement was made today by Lakeland Director of Athletics April Arvan. Peterson replaces Aaron Nester, who is no longer with the university. Nestor had been the head coach since 2015. Peterson has served as an assistant coach with the program for seven
Bays Steps Down as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at OBU
After a nine year tenure that saw 136 wins as head coach of the women’s basketball program, Casi Bays has stepped down, the school announced on Monday. “We’re very appreciative of Casi’s contributions to OBU basketball, both as a coach and as a player,” said OBU director of athletics Robert Davenport. “We certainly wish the best for her
Diablo Valley College places Women’s Basketball Coach on leave
Diablo Valley College has placed head women’s basketball coach Ramaundo Vaughn on paid administrative leave. The college issued a statement in which they announced that Vaughn is on leave pending the completion of an investigation into a personnel matter. DVC is currently 22-5 and headed to the 3rd round of the CCCAA State Playoffs on
Unger Steps Down as Western New Mexico University Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Women’s basketball head coach, Lauren Unger, has decided to step down at Western New Mexico University, announced tonigh by Director of Athletics Scott Noble. “Coach Unger handed in her resignation Saturday evening” stated Noble. “She has represented WNMU and our women’s basketball program in a positive way. We appreciate her efforts and commitment to Western
NABC Championship Basketball Clinics
We are very proud to announce our enthusiastic participation in a new series of regional basketball coaching clinics. The new clinics will be called the NABC Championship Basketball Clinics, a collaboration between the NABC and Championship Productions, a longtime leader in coaching education. The NABC Championship Basketball Clinics will provide basketball coaches around the country
Tate steps down from women’s basketball coaching job at Ottawa University (KS)
Ottawa University women’s basketball coach Bruce Tate has announced he will leave coaching to focus on expanding administrative duties after 22 years with the program, the last 13 years of which he served as head coach. Tate spent nine years from 1998-2006 as an assistant coach, and was also the head junior varsity coach. Tate