Former Goshen College women’s basketball standout Tyra Carver has been chosen as the eighth head women’s basketball coach in the 59-year history of the program, as announced by Director of Athletics Dr. Erica Albertin. Carver replaces her former coach, Stephanie Miller, who left to serve as the top assistant coach for Division I Bradley University after 13 seasons
Osborne elevated to Head Women’s Basketball Coach at West Virginia Tech
WVU Tech Director of Athletics, Kenneth Howell, has announced Kenny Osborne as the head coach of women’s basketball after his one-year stint as the Golden Bears’ assistant. “I’m happy to continue to work with Kenny who is now at the helm of the women’s basketball program,” Howell said. “His experience and skill set combined with his passion for
Cox named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at NAIA University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis
Following a nationwide search, the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy has chosen Markell Cox as their next head coach of the Eutectics Women’s Basketball program. Cox comes to UHSP from Bluefield University (Bluefield, Va.) where he has been the head women’s coach for the past two seasons. Bluefield University, like UHSP, competes in the National
Vincent named Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Langston
Langston University Director of Athletics Donnita Rogers is pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Vincent as the head women’s basketball coach for the Langston University Lady Lions. “Coach (Chris) Vincent was a standout candidate during our rigorous interview process. Out of 54 applicants he blew our focus committees away with his attention to detail,
Cox moving on as Head WBB Coach at NAIA Bluefield University
Markell Cox is moving on from his position as the head women’s basketball coach at NAIA Bluefield University. There has not been an official announcement, but Cox posted the following on social media: Cox had spent the past two seasons at Bluefield, and was the head coach at Arkansas Monticello for two years before that.
Central Methodist hires Yung as new Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Central Methodist Director of Athletics Jeff Sherman announced the hiring of Dustyn Yung as the 11th Head Women’s Basketball Coach in program history Monday afternoon. “I am very excited for Dustyn to come home to Central,” stated Sherman. “From the beginning of our search, it was clear that he possessed all the traits we wanted
Southeastern University hires Epperson as Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Southeastern University Athletics Director Drew Watson announced today that Joshua Epperson has been hired as the next women’s basketball coach for the Fire. Epperson comes to SEU from Freed-Hardeman University, where he has been the head coach since 2020, leading the Lady Lions to three straight NAIA National Tournament appearances. “Josh has a proven record as a
Columbia College names Moore as Interim Head Women’s Basketball Coach
After serving three seasons as assistant coach for the Columbia College women’s basketball program, Matt Moore will take over as the Interim Head Women’s Basketball Coach for the 2024-25 season. Moore will serve as the fifth head coach in the program’s history. During his time at Columbia College, Moore has helped lead the program to three American Midwest
Miller named WBB Head Coach at College of Saint Mary
College of Saint Mary Director of Athletics Robbie Shay is pleased to announce the hiring of Natalie Miller to be the new CSM basketball coach. Miller’s first day with the Flames was May 20. She replaces Kirk Walker, who retired from coaching in March. “We are so excited that Coach Miller is coming aboard,” Shay
Miller resigns as Head Coach at NAIA Goshen; Heads to Bradley as an Assistant
After 13 seasons with the Maple Leafs, Goshen College head women’s basketball coach Stephanie Miller will leave her role to serve as the top Assistant Coach for the Bradley Braves women’s basketball team in Peoria, Illinois. The Braves compete in the Missouri Valley Conference at the Division I level. “This is an incredibly bittersweet moment for me,”