Boston College women’s basketball head coach Joanna Bernabei-McNamee has announced the hiring of Clint Williams to the staff. Williams spent two seasons at Brown as the assistant coach, where he coached the post players. “I’m incredibly thrilled and honored to join the Boston College women’s basketball family,” said Williams. “It’s a privilege to work alongside Coach Mac
Syracuse hires Adair as Associate Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Natasha Adair has been named the new Associate Head Coach of the Syracuse University Women’s Basketball program and joined Felisha Legette-Jack‘s staff. Adair spent the past three seasons as the head coach at Arizona State and previously served as head coach at Delaware, Georgetown, and the College of Charleston. “We are excited to have Natasha Adair join our Orange
Notre Dame alum Pat Garrity (’98) Named Men’s & Women’s Basketball General Manager
A Notre Dame basketball alumnus has returned home in a new role aimed at revolutionizing the operational aspect of Fighting Irish basketball. On Tuesday, University Vice President & James E. Rohr Director of Athletics Pete Bevacqua announced Pat Garrity as the Men’s & Women’s Basketball General Manager. Garrity will also serve as the primary sports administrator for
Wake Forest adds Gibbs as Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
Story courtesy Andrew Kovar, Wake Forest Wake Forest women’s basketball and head coach Megan Gebbia announced the hiring of 25-year coaching veteran Darrick Gibbs as an assistant coach ahead of the 2025-26 season. In his role with the Demon Deacon program, Gibbs will serve as the primary coach for wing players while also assisting in game planning,
Del Rosario added to Georgia Tech WBB Staff
Liberty Crayton Del Rosario joined the Georgia Tech women’s basketball staff as director of recruiting operations, head coach Karen Blair announced. Over the course of her professional career, Del Rosario has helped teams to four NCAA Division I Championship appearances plus the WNIT, NAIA and Division II tournaments. “I have waited a long time for the opportunity to
Georgia Tech Women’s Basketball Staff Update
Marsha Frese and Chris Meadows, Sr. have joined the Georgia Tech women’s basketball program as assistant coaches, head coach Karen Blair announced. A 20-year coaching veteran, Frese comes to The Flats after three seasons at Loyola University Chicago where she was instrumental in the program’s turnaround. In just her second season with Loyola, the Ramblers improved its win total by
SMU Women’s Basketball Staff Update
SMU Women’s Basketball Head Coach Adia Barnes has named Salvo Coppa, Bett Shelby, Anthony Turner and Kamiko Williams as assistant coaches ahead of the 2025-26 season. Coppa, Shelby, Turner and Williams worked with Barnes at Arizona and were all on her staff last season. Salvo, Barnes’ husband, has spent the previous nine seasons as an
Blair named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Georgia Tech
Karen Blair, who helped lead Maryland to three Big Ten championships in her seven seasons with the Terrapins, has been named the seventh head coach in Georgia Tech women’s basketball history, Tech vice president and director of athletics J Batt announced. “We’re proud and excited to name Karen Blair the seventh head coach in Georgia Tech women’s
Barnes departs Arizona; Named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at SMU
Former WBCA Coach of the Year Finalist and Naismith Coach of the Year Semifinalist Adia Barnes has been named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at SMU, Director of Athletics Damon Evans announced today. “We are happy to welcome Adia to the Mustang family,” Evans said. “She has had great success at Arizona, leading her teams to post-season appearances and 20-win seasons while
Georgia Tech’s Fortner announces retirement
Georgia Tech head coach and women’s basketball coaching legend Nell Fortner announced her retirement from coaching on Monday. Highlights of Fortner’s legendary coaching career include: “After a lot of deep thought and contemplation following the conclusion of our season, I have decided to retire from coaching,” Fortner said. “This was not an easy decision, nor one that