Story Courtesy: Mary Margaret Johnson, Daemen Director of Athletics Communications Daemen University Head Women’s Basketball Coach Jenepher Banker announced her retirement, ending a nine-year tenure that will go down as one of the most successful stints in program history. “After a great deal of thought and consideration, I have made the difficult decision to retire as the
Davidson named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at D2 Christian Brothers University
After seasons of growth, grit, and heart, Christian Brothers University proudly turns the page to an exciting new chapter with the appointment of Samantha Davidson as the new Head Women’s Basketball Coach. “I’m excited to be joining the CBU Women’s basketball program and appreciative of Dr. Jackson for trusting me to lead it. There’s a
Reimers named Women’s Basketball Graduate Assistant at Alaska Fairbanks
The Alaska Nanooks women’s basketball program has announced the hiring of Destiny Reimers as a graduate assistant ahead of the 2025-26 season via the Women’s Sports Foundation’s Tara VanDerveer Fund for the Advancement of Women in Coaching. This opportunity supports the development of a young coach – one who will grow into a leader, mentor, and role
Erickson steps down as WBB Head Coach at Black Hills State
After a successful first season for Black Hills State’s women’s basketball head coach Rachel Erickson, she announced on Friday morning that she will be stepping down from her position to pursue the next step in her coaching career at the NCAA Division I level. “We are grateful to Coach Erickson for her time, energy, and
Skeens promoted to Head Women’s Basketball Coach at D2 Wheeling
On Tuesday, The Wheeling University Women’s Basketball program announced the promotion of Ella Skeens as the new Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Wheeling University. After serving as both a Graduate Assistant and Assistant Coach for the team over the past three seasons, Skeens becomes the 14th head coach in program history. Skeens will take over for
Ford named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at rising D2 Lackawanna College
The Lackawanna College Athletics Department is pleased to announce that former assistant coach Darnell Ford has been hired as the next head coach for Lackawanna College women’s basketball, ahead of the 2025-2026 women’s basketball campaign. “Coach Ford has shown a consistent ability to inspire, mentor, and develop young athletes,” said Erik Larson, Director of Athletics at Lackawanna
Georgia College & State University names Green as Interim Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Story Courtesy: Michael MacEachern, GCSU Assistant Director of Athletics for Communications Georgia College & State University Director of Athletics Wendell Staton has announced that Catrina Green will be the women’s basketball interim head coach for the upcoming 2025-26 season. “I am grateful that Catrina has agreed to take on this role as interim head coach,” said Staton.
Mitchell named Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at D2 Concord University
Concord University women’s basketball head coach Tesla Southcott has announced the hiring of Morgan Mitchell to her staff for the 2025-26 season. Mitchell joins the Concord sidelines from the University of Dubuque, a Division III school in Dubuque, Iowa. The newest addition to the women’s basketball staff spent the last four seasons at her alma mater on Justin Smith’s
Summers steps down as Women’s Basketball Coach at D2 Albany State; Triplett named Interim Head Coach
Albany State University Head Women’s Basketball Coach Akia Summers (Stanton) has announced that she will step down from her position to pursue other opportunities. “We are grateful to Coach Summers for her contributions to the program,” said Dr. Kristene Kelly, Director of Athletics. “We wish her all the best in her future endeavors.” Assistant Coach Todd
Little named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at D2 Chadron State
Chadron State College and athletic director Mannie Reinsch have announced the hiring of Jalen Little to lead the CSC women’s basketball program as head coach. Little will be the 12th head coach in program history and the sixth in the program’s Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC)/Division II history. Little brings nearly a decade of coaching experience within the