Bethune-Cookman University Vice President for Athletics Reggie Theus announced today the appointment of Demetria Frank as Head Women’s Basketball Coach. Frank becomes the eighth head coach in program history. “This is an exciting day for Bethune-Cookman Athletics,” Theus said. “We are thrilled to welcome back one of our most accomplished alumni to lead our women’s basketball program
Harrow named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Fordham
Following a national search, Fordham University announced today that Neil Harrow will become its new head women’s basketball coach, taking the reins of the school’s 55-year-old program. Harrow joins Fordham after a standout season at LIU, where he orchestrated a 20-win season in his debut year as head coach. His arrival at Rose Hill follows
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Posey resigns as Women’s Basketball Coach at Eastern Mennonite University
Eastern Mennonite University Director of Athletics Carrie S. Bert ’97, has announced the resignation of Head Women’s Basketball Coach, Jenny Posey. Coach Posey has dedicated many years to coaching college basketball, centering holistic student development during her time as head coach,” Bert said. “Over the past four years, she has also led as Senior Woman Administrator,
Mount Union Head WBB Coach Suzy Venet Transitions to Full-Time Associate Athletic Director
The University of Mount Union has announced that long-time head women’s basketball coach Suzy Venet will transition into a full-time role as Associate Athletic Director at Mount Union. Venet, who has spent the past 21 seasons leading the Purple Raiders as the head coach, will step away from coaching to focus entirely on athletic administration. She has held
Butler named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Charleston
Amanda Butler has agreed to a five-year contract as the head women’s basketball coach at the College of Charleston, Director of Athletics Matt Roberts announced Tuesday. Butler becomes the ninth head coach in program history and eighth in the Division I era. “When looking for the next leader of our Women’s Basketball program, we wanted to pursue
VCU hires Banbury as new Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Chelsea Banbury has been named the 14th head coach in VCU Women’s Basketball history, VCU Vice President and Director of Athletics Ed McLaughlin announced Tuesday. Banbury served as the head coach at High Point for the past seven seasons, amassing a 140-79 overall record along with four Big South Regular Season Championships, three Big South Conference Tournament Championships
Former Tennessee Assistant Lazo Lands on LSU Staff
LSU head coach Kim Mulkey added one of the nation’s top assistant coaches in Gabe Lazo Tuesday, strengthening LSU’s first-class staff with an elite coach and recruiter. “Gabe will be an outstanding addition to our staff,” Mulkey said. “He has been an invaluable member of two SEC staffs with an unbelievable ability to teach the
Guth resigns as Women’s Basketball Coach at Loyola Chicago
Loyola University Chicago Director of Athletics Steve Watson announced Allison Guth has resigned from her position as women’s basketball head coach. “We are incredibly grateful for all that Guth has contributed to our program,” Watson said. “She made a lasting impact on our student-athletes through her leadership, commitment and care. We wish her nothing but the best and thank
Eagan named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at New Mexico
Vice President/Director of Athletics Ryan Berryman has announced that Amy Eagan, a veteran head coach and owner of six NCAA Tournament appearances and six conference titles, has been named the seventh women’s basketball coach in University of New Mexico history. The veteran coach brings to Albuquerque a career 329-191 record, a .633 winning percentage, and