Southern Miss Director of Athletics Jeremy McClain announced the hiring of Missy Bilderback as the Lady Eagles’ fifth head coach. Bilderback, a 2001 graduate of The University of Southern Mississippi, returns to her alma mater after two years at ULM. In Monroe, Bilderback did nothing short of the miraculous, taking a program that had won just 17
Santa Clara names Payne as new Head Women’s Basketball Coach
A new age for Santa Clara women’s basketball has arrived with the Broncos naming Loree Payne, one of the top young coaches in the nation, as the program’s head coach. Santa Clara Director of Athletics Heather M. Owen made the announcement on Monday. Santa Clara will officially welcome Payne as the team’s head coach at a welcome
McKeown Announces Retirement as Northwestern’s Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Conclusion of 2025-26 Season
Northwestern Women’s Basketball head coach Joe McKeown, the longest-tenured and winningest head Women’s Basketball coach in Northwestern history, has announced that he will retire at the conclusion of the 2025-26 season after what will mark his 18th season in Evanston and 40th season overall as a head coach. “Seventeen years ago on a golf course in
Lyles resigns as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at FGCU
Florida Gulf Coast University’s Chelsea Lyles has announced she is stepping down as head women’s basketball coach of the Eagles. “Over the past 17 years as an Eagle, I have made unforgettable memories, learned big lessons, experienced the joy of success and the mantle of leadership. I have so much gratitude for the people that made my time
Booker will not return as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Trevecca Nazarene
Trevecca Nazarene University Athletic Director Mark Elliott has announced women’s basketball head coach Karen Booker, who recently completed her third season with the Trojans, will not return next season. Of the coaching change, Athletic Director Mark Elliott said, “There are a lot of components when evaluating the success and direction of our athletic programs. While this decision is very difficult, it’s important to acknowledge the on-court success
Feldhaus named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Morehead State
A Kentucky native who has already developed a winning career, Ashton Feldhaus, has been named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Morehead State. Feldhaus, a native of Richmond, Ky., is the 13th head coach in MSU program history. An introductory press conference is set for Noon ET on Thursday, March 27 in the South lobby of the
South Carolina assistant Winston Gandy takes over as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon hired one of the most sought-after coaches in the country, a nationally renowned recruiter, an elite talent developer and a reigning national champion to be the next leader of its women’s basketball program. Winston Gandy, an assistant coach for 2024 national champion South Carolina, will take over the Lopes program. Gandy’s college stops have
Auburn names Larry Vickers a new Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Larry Vickers, who has spent the past decade at Norfolk State leading the women’s basketball program to unprecedented heights, including three consecutive conference championships and NCAA Tournament appearances, has been named Auburn’s head women’s basketball coach, Athletics Director John Cohen announced Sunday. An 18-year coaching veteran, Vickers also spent eight years as a men’s assistant
Molly Miller named Women’s Basketball Coach at Arizona State
Molly Miller, 39, has agreed to join ASU as its next Head Coach of the Women’s Basketball Program. ASU has hired a proven winner in Miller who guided Grand Canyon University to a 32-3 record this season which included a 30-game winning streak and GCU’s first berth in the NCAA Women’s Tournament. “We are excited
Cooper out as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Montana Western
Montana Western Athletics announced a leadership change in the women’s basketball program today. “I want to sincerely thank Coach Britt Cooper for her hard work and dedication to the Bulldog women’s basketball program over the past three years—first as an assistant and for the last two as head coach. She will always be a Bulldog
