Lyon College Athletic Director Kevin Jenkins has announced Matt Petersen as the next head coach of Scots women’s basketball. “We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Matt Petersen as the new leader of our Women’s Basketball program. Matt brings an impressive track record of strategic game-planning, player development, and an unwavering commitment to both athletic and academic excellence,”
D3 NEWS: University of St. Thomas (TX) hires Ghavidel as Women’s Basketball Head Coach
University of St. Thomas Athletics is proud to announce the hiring of Nathan Ghavidel as the next head coach of the Celts women’s basketball program. A familiar face to the St. Thomas community, Ghavidel returns to his alma mater after serving as both a student-athlete and coach within the Celts basketball program. His journey from player to
D3 NEWS: Barreiro named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Anderson (IN)
The Anderson University athletics department and Athletic Director Marcie Taylor have named Matt Barreiro as the Anderson head women’s basketball coach. Barreiro returns to Anderson with 14 years of collegiate coaching experience. He has spent six years as head coach, including two years as a dual head coach. “We are thrilled to welcome Matt Barreiro
Fischer steps down as Women’s Basketball Coach at UW-Oshkosh
After 14 highly successful seasons at the helm of the UW-Oshkosh women’s basketball program, Brad Fischer will depart Oshkosh to pursue a coaching opportunity at the NCAA Division I level. The winningest head coach in program history and the fifth-winningest coach in the history of WIAC women’s basketball, Fischer concluded his career in Oshkosh with a 315-80 (.797)
D3 NEWS: Springfield hires Ambrose as Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Springfield College Director of Athletics, Dr. Craig Poisson, is pleased to announce that Nicole Ambrose has been named as the Head Women’s Basketball Coach and assistant professor of physical education at Springfield College. “Coach Ambrose’s professional experience and demonstrated personal commitment to being a ‘student of the game’, invented right here on Alden Street, strongly aligned
D3 NEWS: McDonald named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at St. Scholastica
The College of St. Scholastica Athletic Department has announced the hiring of Rob McDonald as the next head coach of the Saints women’s basketball program. He arrives at St. Scholastica following four seasons as an assistant coach at Saginaw Valley State University, an NCAA Division II institution in Michigan. McDonald becomes the program’s head coach
Lewis named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Scranton
The University of Scranton Executive Director of Athletics Dave Martin announced that Kaitlyn Lewis has been named the next head coach of the women’s basketball program. Lewis becomes the ninth head coach in program history and will assume her new role at Scranton effective immediately. Lewis comes to The University of Scranton with four seasons
Whitted hired as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at D3 Westminster
Westminster College Athletics has named Peyton Whitted as its next women’s basketball coach. Whitted was selected following a nationwide search for a leader to guide the NCAA Division III program into its next chapter within the Saint Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC). “We are looking for a leader who will uphold our mission, the academic
Mount Union names Taylor Women’s Basketball Head Coach
The University of Mount Union has announced the hiring of Emily Taylor as the new head women’s basketball coach. “I am incredibly honored and grateful for the opportunity to lead the women’s basketball program at the University of Mount Union,” Taylor said. “Mount Union has a proud tradition of excellence, built by Coach Venet, players,
Spadaro named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Bard
Sam Spadaro has been named as the next Head Coach of the Bard College Women’s Basketball program as announced by Director of Athletics and Recreation, Stefanie Carrington. Spadaro will start on June 1st. “I’m really pleased that Coach Spadaro has signed on to lead our program forward,” said Carrington. “Throughout the search process, she consistently stood out