Volunteer Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach, FDU (NCAA Division 1 – NEC) –
2026 – Present
Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, University of Massachusetts (NCAA Division 1 – MAC) -2025-2026
Assistant Women's Basketball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, University of Massachusetts (NCAA Division 1 – MAC) - 2023-2025
Assistant Coach, Manhattan University (NCAA Division 1 – MAAC) - 2022-2023; 2015-2016
Lead Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Wagner College (NCAA Division 1 – NEC) - 2021-2022
Interim Head Women's Basketball Coach/Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Delaware State University (NCAA Division 1 – MEAC) - 2018-2021
Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, LIU (NCAA Division 1 – NEC) - 2016-2018
Lead Assistant Coach, Monroe University (NJCAA – Region XV) - 2010-2015
Assistant Coach, Saint Peter's University (NCAA Division 1 – MAAC) - 2008-2010
Master of Science, Sports Administration, Delaware State University
Bachelor of Arts, Communication, Saint Peter's University
- Developed the team’s top scorers and led the point guard group.
- Served as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator (2023–25).
- Recruited Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year and All-Atlantic 10 Third Team selections.
- Helped lead the team to a 2025 WNIT appearance.
- Coached MAAC Defensive Player of the Year and All-MAAC selections.
- Helped achieve a 12-win turnaround.
- Coached All-NEC and All-Met selections.
- Reached the NEC Tournament semifinals and defeated St. John’s.
- Recruited the No. 1 MEAC recruiting class.
- Developed the MEAC Player of the Year and a BOXTOROW First Team All-American.
- Helped achieve the program’s best MEAC finish in 12 years and served as acting head coach for a conference win (2020).
- Recruited NEC and ECAC Rookie of the Year selections.
- Helped earn the program’s first NEC Tournament win in eight years and develop three All-NEC Second Team selections.
- Won back-to-back NJCAA Division II National Championships (2011–12) and four consecutive District titles (2012–15).
- Coached two national tournament MVPs, four NJCAA All-Americans, and four Region XV Players of the Year.
- Helped 35 players advance to four-year schools, including 14 NCAA Division I programs.
- Coached three MAAC All-Conference selections.
- Helped the team finish fourth in the MAAC standings (2010).
