Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) has announced a change in leadership of its women’s basketball program, effective immediately. John Greene will not return as head coach. “Coach Greene has been an important part of our program for the past 25 years, and we are deeply appreciative of the impact he has made on countless student-athletes and our campus
Williams named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at D3 Rockford
Rockford University head athletic director Jess Stanek has announced that Bruce Williams will lead the Regents’ women’s basketball program as their new head coach. “I’m thrilled to welcome Bruce Williams as our new head women’s basketball coach,” Stanek said. “He brings D3 experience and knowledge from some top programs. Bruce seems poised to lead a program, and I’m excited to watch
Rivera elevated to Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Nichols
The Nichols College Division of Athletics and Interim Director of Athletics Kristan Mallet announced Jacque Rivera as the next head coach of the women’s basketball program on Thursday morning. “Jacque understands the Nichols experience and the type of student-athletes who thrive here,” said Mallet. “His ability to recruit, build meaningful relationships, and establish a competitive culture centered on accountability and excellence will
UW-Eau Claire Women’s Basketball Coach Tonja Englund Announces Retirement
Tonja Englund, the winningest coach in UW-Eau Claire women’s basketball history, has announced her retirement from coaching after 26 seasons at the helm for the Blugolds. “I would like to thank former UW-Eau Claire Athletic Director Marilyn Skrivseth for giving me the opportunity to lead the Blugolds starting in 2000.,” said Englund. “It has been
D3 DIRT: Eaton out as Head Basketball Coach at Heidelberg
Erin Eaton is no longer the head women’s basketball coach at Heidelberg University following allegations of verbal, mental, and emotional abuse made by players and parents within the program According to WTOL 11. The situation first surfaced in December when student-athletes and families called for Eaton’s dismissal, claiming her behavior went beyond tough coaching. According
REPORT: Mary Hardin-Baylor parts ways with Women’s Basketball Coach Katie Novak-Lenoir
According to a report from Riley Zayas, the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor has parted ways with women’s basketball coach Katie Novak-Lenoir. Novak-Lenoir went 46-34 (.575) in her three seasons with the Cru, including an 8-18 (2-4 ASC) record this past season. Prior to her time at UMHB, Novak-Lenoir served as the head coach at both
Aduddell resigns as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at D3 Pacific Lutheran
After four seasons at the helm, Pacific Lutheran University Head Women’s Basketball Coach Lee Aduddell has decided to step down from the position to pursue opportunities outside the coaching profession. “After a lot of reflection, I have decided to step aside from coaching to focus more fully on my family and other priorities at this time. This
INTERIM TAG REMOVED: Golladay named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Nebraska Wesleyan
Nebraska Wesleyan University Director of Athletics Dwight Merilatt announced that Sydney Golladay has been promoted to head coach of the Prairie Wolves women’s basketball program, removing the interim designation effective immediately. A native of Fremont, Nebraska, Golladay enters her second season on staff after joining the program prior to the 2025-26 campaign as an assistant coach. She was named
Bozeman no longer WBB Coach at D1/D3 St. Francis; McNeill named Acting Head Coach
Chynna Bozeman is no longer the women’s basketball head coach at D1 (soon to be D3) St Francis (PA). There has not been an official announcement, but Bozeman has been replaced on the SFU website by Raphael McNeill, who has been promoted from assistant coach to acting head coach. Bozeman took over as the head
MacAllister steps down as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at LeTourneau
LeTourneau women’s basketball head coach Scot MacAllister announced he is stepping down from the position. MacAllister was the seventh head coach in program history and spent four seasons at the helm of the YellowJackets. “I hired Scot on my first day as AD at LeTourneau and have consistently enjoyed his fun presence in our department, love for the