Story: Adam Nelson (@HD_DirtKing) Brittany Hutchinson is no longer the women’s basketball head coach at D3 Endicott College. Hutchinson had been the Gulls head coach for the past 13-seasons, where she went 200-143 (.583). She also served as an assistant at the school from 2008-10. The veteran head coach was the 2018-19 Commonwealth Coast Conference Coach
D3 NEWS: Wells resigns as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Buena Vista
David Wells has resigned as the women’s basketball coach coach at D3 Buena Vista University (IA). Wells had been the Beavers head coach for the past five seasons, where he put together a 19-85 (.183) record. This year, BVU went 3-20 (2-14 American Rivers Conference). Prior to his time at Buena Vista, Wells had served
Juniata WBB Head Coach Young-Uhrich to transition to Athletic Administration
Danny Young-Uhrich, the Juniata College women’s basketball coach for the last 21 years, will step down from her coaching responsibilities to take on a new role within the Juniata College athletics department. She will transition into an administrator role overseeing department-wide event management and equipment operations formerly led by Scott McKenzie, current associate athletic director
D3 DIRT: Russell Sage College opens
I can confirm that Allison Coleman is no longer the head women’s basketball coach at D3 Russell Sage College. Coleman had spent the past ten seasons as the Gators head coach, putting together a 142-103 (.580) overall mark. Her team went 6-19 (4-12) this past season, and did not qualify for the Empire 8 Conference
D3 NEWS: William Smith’s Sharman steps away from coaching
William Smith Basketball Head Coach Lindsay Sharman announced her intention to step away from coaching to pursue other professional opportunities. She informed her team today, but will remain on staff to assist with special projects in the department through the end of the academic year. “As a college coach, you have the unique opportunity to positively impact
Hope’s Morehouse reaches 700 wins faster than any other NCAA Basketball Coach
Story Courtesy Hope Athletics A career that began with a modest winning record has grown into one unlike any other in the nation for Hope College women’s basketball coach Brian Morehouse. Morehouse became the fastest NCAA basketball coach to 700 wins — in any division, men’s or women’s — after the nationally-ranked Flying Dutch’s 79-77, double-overtime victory against
D3 NEWS: Broderick becomes all-time winningest WBB coach in Christopher Newport program history
The third-ranked Christopher Newport women’s basketball team opened play at the Music City Classic run by Basketball Destinations and hosted at Welch College in Tennessee with a 71-51 victory against Grove City College (5-5). The Captains improved to 11-0 and Bill Broderick secured his 266th career win as the head coach of Christopher Newport women’s basketball, becoming
Rather named Interim Women’s Basketball Coach at Lesley University
Lesley University Director of Athletics Dan Campagna has announced the appointment of Martin Rather as Interim Head Coach of the Women’s Basketball program, with an effective start date of November 1. Rather joins Lynx Nation following several successful head coaching stints at the high school level and also brings coaching experience at the AAU level. “It is
Morton named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Vermont State Lyndon
Vermont State University Lyndon has named Brennen Morton as its new Head Women’s Basketball Coach. Morton, a current assistant with the Hornet men’s basketball program, succeeds Ben Arsenault, who stepped down last month to become the Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Spalding University in Louisville, KY. Morton is entering his seventh season as a part
Hedrick named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Eureka College
Mike Hedrick has been named Eureka College women’s basketball coach, according to an announcement from Director of Athletics Sara Shaw. Hedrick will be the 14th head coach in Eureka women’s basketball history. He brings 14 years of experience as a college and high school coach to the sidelines for the Red Devils. “We are thrilled