Quinnipiac University women’s basketball Head Coach Roman Owen has announced the addition of Amaya West to the coaching staff prior to the 2026-27 season. West will serve as an Assistant Coach on Coach Owen’s staff. “Amaya is a superstar in the making this industry. She does a tremendous job connecting with student-athletes, knows the game
Pierce resigns as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Niagara
After 11 years as Niagara University’s head women’s basketball coach, Jada Pierce has announced that she is stepping down from the position. “I want to thank Jada for her unwavering commitment to Niagara University,” Associate Vice President for Athletics Simon Gray said. “I am grateful for the integrity and leadership that Jada, and her staff, have exuded for more
Owen named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Quinnipiac
Story Courtesy: QU Athletic Communications Following a national search, Director of Athletics Greg Amodio has announced that Roman Owen has been named the next Quinnipiac University women’s basketball head coach. Owen joins the Bobcats after spending the last six seasons as associate head coach at UNLV. During his time on Lindy La Rocque’s staff with the Lady
Traversi hired as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Merrimack
he Merrimack College athletic department on Monday announced Melissa “Missy” Traversi would take over as the head coach of the women’s basketball program. Traversi arrives at Merrimack with more than a dozen years of coaching experience, most recently serving as the head coach at Army for four seasons (2021-25). Traversi takes over at the helm of
Morrone named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Albany
The University at Albany and Director of Athletics Mark Benson have officially announced the hiring of Kelly Morrone as the next head coach of the Great Danes’ women’s basketball program. Morrone, who arrives in the Capital Region following a successful six years as the head coach at Merrimack College, takes the reins of a program
Quinnipiac Women’s Basketball Head Coach Tricia Fabbri announces retirement
Story Courtesy QU Athletic Communications Quinnipiac University women’s basketball head coach Tricia Fabbri will retire at the conclusion of the 2025-26 season, as announced by QU Athletics on Monday, March 16, 2026. Fabbri led a three-decade run at Quinnipiac that will serve as the benchmark for success moving forward. She wraps up her 31-year career at QU
Mount St. Mary’s, WBB Head Coach Antoine White Agree to Long-Term Contract Extension
Mount St. Mary’s Head Women’s Basketball Coach Antoine White has signed a contract extension to remain in his position through 2030-31. “I’m beyond thankful to President Joyce and Athletic Director Brad Davis for their trust and commitment to our program’s future.” Coach White said. “Mount St. Mary’s is a place filled with incredible people who believe in something bigger than
Jordan Jones named Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach at Siena
Siena Women’s Basketball Head Coach Terry Primm announced the addition of two-time Southeastern Conference (SEC) Defensive Player of the Year and three-time SEC All-Defensive Team selection Jordan Jones as an assistant coach. The No. 34 overall pick in the 2016 WNBA Draft by the Chicago Sky joins the Saints after serving as an assistant coach at Southern
Manhattan adds Dee Dee Davis as Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
After rounding out her roster for the 2025-26 campaign, Head Coach Heather Vulin has announced the addition of one of her former student-athletes, Dee Dee Davis ’23, as an Assistant Coach, on Tuesday afternoon. “We are so excited to announce Dee Dee Davis will be joining our staff as an assistant coach.” says Vulin. “Besides being one of
Coleman promoted to Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at Manhattan
Manhattan Jaspers’ Women’s Basketball Head Coach Heather Vulin has announced the promotion of Cori Coleman to Assistant Coach ahead of the 2025-26 campaign, on Monday afternoon. “Cori brings an incredible basketball background with NYC roots and international excellence.” Said Vulin. “She joined us last year as our DOBO, but her on-court acumen, passion for the game, and