The Davidson College athletic department announced Friday that the remainder of the 2023-24 women’s basketball season has been canceled due to a significant number of injuries. The Wildcats, who started the year a program-best 12-1, highlighted by a win at Duke, conclude the campaign 18-8 overall. Davidson College Statements The physical, mental and emotional toll
St. Bonaventure fires Women’s Basketball Head Coach Jesse Fleming
St. Bonaventure University has announced a change in leadership for its women’s basketball program, parting ways with Jesse Fleming as Bonnies head coach. Erica Morrow will serve as interim head coach for the remainder of the season. “After an evaluation of our program, we have decided that now is the right time to make a change,” St.
St. Bonaventure Women’s Basketball Staff Update
St. Bonaventure women’s basketball head coach Jesse Fleming has announced the addition of James Ewing and Skylar Fitzgerald-Nuffer to the coaching staff for the 2022-23 season. Ewing will serve as the Bonnies Director of Basketball Operations while Fitzgerald-Nuffer will be the team’s video coordinator. Prior to St. Bonaventure, Ewing served as an assistant coach at Daemen College
Keane joins Dayton Women’s Basketball Staff
The University of Dayton women’s basketball program and head coach Tamika Williams-Jeter announced Kalisha Keane as an assistant coach. “Kalisha is an emerging young star in our business,” said Coach Williams-Jeter. “She had a phenomenal career at Michigan State with a versatility on the court that transitions to her coaching style. She brings an ability to coach forwards, hybrids,
Baker Named Assistant Coach for Women’s Basketball at George Washington
George Washington women’s basketball has hired Sherill Baker as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, Coach Caroline McCombs announced on Friday. Baker comes to Foggy Bottom via Georgia State, where she was an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator over the last three seasons. Prior to that, Baker served coaching stints at Auburn and Kennesaw State. “I’m extremely
Richardson named new WBB head coach at Temple
Diane Richardson, who led Towson to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in school history, has been named Temple University‘s Women’s Basketball head coach, announced Vice President and Director of Athletics Arthur Johnson. Temple will introduce Richardson at a news conference on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, at 10 am. Click here to watch. “I am excited to announce that Diane Richardson will be our
Williams-Jeter named Head WBB Coach at Dayton
University of Dayton Vice President and Director of Athletics Neil Sullivan has announced that Tamika Williams-Jeter will be the next head women’s basketball coach for the Flyers. Williams-Jeter has been successful at every level of basketball, both as a player and as a coach. From a stellar playing career at the top levels of high school, college,
Loyola does not renew contract of WBB Head Coach Achter
Loyola University Chicago Director of Athletics Steve Watson announced today that women’s basketball head coach Kate Achter’s contract will not be renewed. The Ramblers posted a 67-110 overall record and a 36-72 mark in Missouri Valley Conference play in six seasons under Achter. “We thank Coach Achter for her contributions to the program over the last six seasons
Cardoza will not return as WBB head coach at Temple
Temple University Vice President and Director of Athletics, Arthur Johnson, announced today that Tonya Cardoza will not return as the women’s basketball head coach. A national search will begin for her successor. “I would like to thank Tonya for all she has done for Temple Women’s Basketball over the last 14 seasons,” said Johnson. “After evaluating the program over the
O’Boyle inks two-year extension at VCU
VCU Women’s Basketball Head Coach Beth O’Boyle has signed a two-year contract extension, Vice President and Director of Athletics Ed McLaughlin announced. The extension adds two years to O’Boyle’s existing contract and runs through the 2025-26 season. O’Boyle enters her eighth season at the helm of the program after leading VCU to its first Atlantic 10