Ouachita Baptist University Women’s Basketball Head Coach Kiley Hill has announced his resignation to pursue a career opportunity outside of collegiate athletics. Hill recently completed his first year as the head coach of the Tigers, which was his 31st season coaching women’s basketball at the collegiate level. He was a head coach for 23 of those 31
Lee announces retirement as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Mount Olive
Following 25 years of leadership at the University of Mount Olive, Wendy Lee announced her retirement as the head women’s basketball coach following the conclusion of the 2024-25 season. Lee led the program for a quarter century with the Trojans amassing 360 wins during her tenure, the most of any UMO women’s basketball coach in program history.
Donovan out as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Alaska Fairbanks
The University of Alaska Fairbanks has announced a leadership change in its women’s basketball program, concluding the tenure of head coach Amy Donovan. A national search for the next head coach for the 2025-26 season will begin immediately. Statement from Alaska Nanooks Director of Athletics:“I want to sincerely thank Amy for her dedication and commitment since arriving
Reynolds announces retirement as Women’s Basketball Coach at Florida Tech
After 38 seasons and 606 wins, legendary Florida Tech women’s basketball head coach John Reynolds has announced his retirement. Reynolds has been a part of the Panther program since its inception, starting off as an assistant in the inaugural season of 1986-87 and taking the helm the following year. He steps away leaving a legacy of success
D2 DIRT: Crocitto no longer Head Women’s Basketball Coach at D2 St. Leo
Anthony Crocitto is no longer the women’s basketball head coach at D2 St. Leo University (FL). Crocitto had spent the past nine seasons as the Lions head coach, where he went 104-130 (.444). This season, his squad went 11-17 (6-14 SSC). In addition to his time at St. Leo, Crocitto has also served as the
MSU Denver Women’s Basketball Coach Tanya Haave announces retirement
Legendary women’s basketball head coach Tanya Haave announced her retirement today, hanging up her clipboard after 25 years on the sideline. “After considerable thought, I have decided to retire from coaching at MSU Denver,” Coach Haave said. “While many factors went into this decision for me, this is the right time for me personally and professionally for the
Central Oklahoma announces coaching change in Women’s Basketball program
The University of Central Oklahoma athletics department announced Wednesday a change in leadership with the women’s basketball program, parting ways with head women’s coach Emma Andrews after three seasons. Central Oklahoma went 27-57 in three seasons under Andrews’ leadership, making a postseason appearance in 2023 before missing the conference tournament in each of the last two seasons. “I want to
Owsley out as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at D2 South Dakota Mines
South Dakota Mines Athletics has announced a leadership change for its men’s and women’s basketball programs. The university will immediately begin a national search for new head coaches. “We deeply appreciate the dedication and impact that Eric Glenn and Jeri Owsley have had on our student-athletes and basketball programs,” said David Crum, Director of Athletics at South Dakota Mines. “Both
Warren out as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Johnson C. Smith University
Monterika Warren is no longer serving as the head women’s basketball coach at Division II Johnson C. Smith University (CIAA). Assistant coach Taisha Murphy has stepped in as the interim replacement. Warren was appointed head coach in July 2023 after previously working on the staff at Austin Peay. In her first season, she led the
Winston-Salem State Head WBB Coach L’Tona Lamont announces retirement at conclusion of 2024-25 season
Winston-Salem State University head women’s basketball coach L’Tona Lamonte has announced she will be retiring at the end of the 2024-25 season. Lamonte has been with the Rams for eight seasons after being named the program’s 11th head coach. “As we celebrate the career of Coach L’Tona Lamonte, we honor not only her contributions to Winston-Salem State University