Notable Coaching Changes 2022


Rutgers gets some coaching search assistance:

PISCATAWAY, N.J. (May 6, 2022) – Rutgers Athletics has secured the services of Collegiate Sports Solutions (CSS) to lead its national search for the next head women's basketball coach to replace Hall of Fame head coach C. Vivian Stringer, who announced her retirement in April. Assisting CSS founder and CEO Jeff Schemmel in the search is former head coach and longtime athletic director Debbie Yow.

"We are excited to partner with CSS and lean on their expertise in finding the next leader of our women's basketball program," said Athletic Director Pat Hobbs. "This is an exciting time for Rutgers Athletics across the board. There is a tremendous opportunity for the next head coach as our program has been in the trusted hands of a Hall of Famer in Coach Stringer for the past 25 years. We are looking for a proven winner, someone who has the grit, passion and determination to continue the winning tradition that has been a hallmark of Rutgers women's basketball."
 


Who'd thunk?

Sharon Versyp is hired to start USC Beaufort womn's basketball program.

BLUFFTON, S.C. - Leading Purdue to four Big Ten Tournament championships and two NCAA Tournament Elite Eight appearances in 15 years, the USCB women's basketball team made a big splash by hiring a Boilermaker legend in Sharon Versyp, who is Purdue's all-time winningest head coach.

"Coach Versyp's experience, passion for the development of student-athletes, and vision for the program stood out amongst the tremendous response to our women's basketball search," said Genia Montford, Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator and Women's Basketball Search Committee Chair.

"There is no doubt there are great days ahead for women's basketball at USCB under Coach Versyp's direction - not only on the court, but also in the classroom and the community. We are looking forward to Coach Versyp's leadership in building a program our USCB community, the Lowcountry, and the Sand Shark family can be proud to call ours."

Coming out of retirement (retired from Purdue on Sept. 16, 2021), Versyp is the winningest coach in program history, with 301 victories on the Boilermakers sidelines, good for 20 per year, and her 20-year career record as a head coach stands at 418-257. She added the Boilermakers' career Big Ten victories record to her list of accolades in 2018-19, collecting 136 at Purdue, and her 149 career Big Ten wins is fifth-most in conference history.
 




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