East Stroudsburg University Director of Athletics Dr. Allen G Snook Jr. and President Kenneth Long have named Liz Flooks as the next women’s basketball head coach, as announced. Flooks joins ESU for her first career head coaching job after spending the past two seasons as an assistant coach at Sacred Heart University. “I am incredibly
Ford named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Purdue University Northwest
Purdue University Northwest Athletic Director Rick Costello has announced the hiring of Jesse Ford as the next head coach for the women’s basketball program. “I am thrilled to welcome Jesse Ford as the next head coach of the women’s basketball program at Purdue Northwest,” said Rick Costello, Director of Athletics. “Jesse is a rising star in
Jackson, Jr named Head WBB Coach at D2 Edward Waters
Edward Waters University Associate Vice President/Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, Dr. Ivana Rich has announced Eric Jackson, Jr. as the new women’s basketball head coach. Jackson comes to Edward Waters after leading the women’s basketball program at Rust College to their most successful era in their program’s history. In seven seasons in charge at the NAIA,
West Georgia adds Harrison to Women’s Basketball Staff
West Georgia Head women’s basketball coach Joanna Reitz announced today the addition of Joel Harrison to the UWG staff as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. A 13-year veteran of coaching at the collegiate level, Harrison brings an impressive résumé that most recently includes three seasons at former Gulf South Conference rival West Florida. “I’m thrilled to welcome
Macer named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Lake Erie College
Lake Erie College Athletics announced today that Lauren Macer has been named the next head coach of the Storm women’s basketball program. “I am thrilled to appoint Coach Lauren Macer as the Head Women’s Basketball coach for the Storm, said Molly Hoffman, Executive Director of Athletics at Lake Erie. “With her impressive track record and exceptional coaching
Bubby Johnson chosen to lead Women’s Basketball program at the University of Charleston
The University of Charleston Director of Athletics Dr. Bren Stevens has announced the hiring of Bubby Johnson as the next Women’s Basketball Head Coach. “Dytanya “Bubby” Johnson is an incredible talent, who understands the importance of developing his players on the court, in the classroom, and within the campus community. Bubby’s pedigree as one of the
New Mexico Highlands elevates Fearing to Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Lindsay Fearing was named the head coach of the Women’s Basketball program at New Mexico Highlands University. That announcement was made by co-Directors of Athletics Jim Deisler and Shanna Halalilo. “I am thrilled to welcome Lindsey as the next head coach for Cowgirl Basketball,” said Deisler. “She did a great job impressing the search committee
Brian Neal named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Thomas More University
Thomas More University President Joseph L. Chillo, LP.D., and Vice President and Director of Athletics Terry Connor announce the hiring of Brian Neal as head women’s basketball coach at Thomas More University. “We are thrilled to welcome back Coach Neal to Thomas More University,” Chillo says. “Coach Neal brings an impressive coaching career to the Saints
Ohio Dominican names Sims as Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Ohio Dominican Athletic Director Jeff Blair has appointed Brianna Sims as the new head women’s basketball coach of the Panthers. Sims becomes the eighth head coach in program history and fourth in the NCAA Division II era. “We are excited to welcome Coach Sims to Ohio Dominican as our new head women’s basketball coach,” said
Locke steps away from WBB position at D2 Purdue Northwest; Named Assistant AD
The Purdue Northwest Athletic Department has announced the appointment of Courtney Locke as Assistant Athletic Director for Strategic Initiatives. “I am extremely grateful that Courtney Locke will be assuming this important role for Purdue Northwest athletics,” said Director of Athletics, Rick Costello. “With the growth of PNW Athletics to 21 teams and 450 student-athletes, I am delighted Courtney will lead