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Women’s Basketball Coaching Records through 2009-10 All-Divisions Coaching Records ............. 2 Division I Coaching Records ................... 5 Division II Coaching Records .................. 7 Division III Coaching Records ................. 10 2 ALL-DIVISIONS COacHING RECOrdS THROUGH 2009-10 All-Divisions Coaching Records Coach, Team Div. Years Won Lost Pct. Winningest Active Coaches 15. Andy Yosinoff, Emmanuel (MA) .............................. III 33 640 210 .753 16. Nancy Winstel, Northern Ky. ..................................... II 30 636 238 .728 (Minimum five years as an NCAA head coach in Divisions I, II 17. Cindy Russo, FIU ...............................................................I 33 631 324 .661 and/or III; includes career record from four-year colleges only) 18. Joan Bonvicini, Seattle ................................................R 30 618 318 .660 19. Muffet McGraw, Notre Dame .....................................I 28 613 244 .715 BY PERCENTAGE 20. Gene Roebuck, North Dakota ..................................R 23 592 118 .834 The rounding of percentages may indicate ties where none exists. In these cases, the numerical Tom Shirley, Philadelphia U. .................................... III 29 592 269 .688 order is correct. 22. Lynne Agee, UNC Greensboro ...................................I 32 589 318 .649 23. Wendy Larry, Old Dominion .......................................I 26 588 223 .725 Coach, Team Div. Years Won Lost Pct. 24. Joe Foley, UALR ................................................................I 23 586 165 .780 1. Geno Auriemma, Connecticut ...................................I 25 735 122 .858 Harry Perretta, Villanova ...............................................I 32 586 359 .620 2. Gary Fifield, Southern Me. ........................................ III 22 562 95 .855 3. Brian Morehouse, Hope ............................................. III 14 348 60 .853 26. Dixie Jeffers, Capital .................................................... III 27 577 163 .780 4. Nancy Fahey, Washington-St. Louis ..................... III 24 571 100 .851 Sharon Fanning-Otis, Mississippi St. .......................I 34 577 425 .576 5. G.P. Gromacki, Amherst ............................................. III 10 251 46 .845 28. Lonnie Bartley, Fort Valley St. ................................... II 26 572 194 .747 29. Nancy Fahey, Washington-St. Louis ..................... III 24 571 100 .851 6. Pat Summitt, Tennessee ...............................................I 36 1,037 196 .841 30. Frank Bennett, Lipscomb .............................................I 30 568 394 .590 7. Ron McHenry, Washburn ........................................... II 10 268 53 .835 8. Gene Roebuck, North Dakota ..................................R 23 592 118 .834 31. Gary Blair, Texas A&M.....................................................I 25 563 237 .704 9. Michael Strong, Scranton.......................................... III 30 735 152 .829 32. Gary Fifield, Southern Me. ........................................ III 22 562 95 .855 10. Mike McLaughlin, Penn ................................................I 15 409 87 .825 33. Susan Dunagan, Roanoke ........................................ III 29 561 217 .721 34. David Smith, Bellarmine ............................................. II 28 551 241 .696 11. Brian Neal, Thomas More .......................................... III 6 141 30 .825 35. Lisa Bluder, Iowa ..............................................................I 26 545 265 .673 12. Brandon Schneider, Stephen F. Austin ...................I 12 303 72 .808 13. Deena Applebury, Mary Washington .................. III 7 168 40 .808 36. Nancy Funk, Johns Hopkins .................................... III 33 542 289 .652 14. Shanna Briggs, Hardin-Simmons ........................... III 8 179 43 .806 37. Michael Durbin, St. Benedict ................................... III 25 541 144 .790 15. Tara VanDerveer, Stanford ...........................................I 31 793 195 .803 38. J. Randall Ognibene, Mt. St. Mary (NY) ............... III 30 537 247 .685 39. Joe McKeown, Northwestern .....................................I 24 534 212 .716 16. Kris Huffman, DePauw ............................................... III 17 380 96 .798 40. Glenn Wilkes Jr., Rollins ............................................... II 24 532 175 .752 17. Karl Smesko, Fla. Gulf Coast ......................................R 11 265 69 .793 18. Michael Durbin, St. Benedict ................................... III 25 541 144 .790 41. Connie Tilley, St. Norbert ........................................... III 33 531 255 .676 19. John Ross, Calvin .......................................................... III 7 154 41 .790 42. Nancy Wilson, Col. of Charleston ..............................I 28 525 322 .620 20. Tim Shea, Salem St. ...................................................... III 29 646 175 .787 43. Dianne Nolan, Lafayette ...............................................I 33 517 416 .554 44. Gene Steinmeyer, Northwest Mo. St. .................... II 26 514 301 .631 21. Joe Foley, UALR ................................................................I 23 586 165 .780 45. Van Chancellor, LSU ........................................................I 22 510 181 .738 22. Chris Kielsmeier, Wayne St. (NE) .............................. II 10 220 62 .780 23. Dixie Jeffers, Capital .................................................... III 27 577 163 .780 46. Ferne Labati, Seton Hill ............................................... II 30 504 361 .583 24. Pete Lonergan, Medaille ............................................ III 7 150 43 .777 47. Bill Fennelly, Iowa St. ......................................................I 22 498 202 .711 25. Stefanie Pemper, Navy ..................................................I 12 268 77 .777 48. Gordy Presnell, Boise St. ...............................................I 23 494 186 .726 49. David Slifer, Central Mo. .............................................. II 21 493 168 .746 26. Wes Moore, Chattanooga ............................................I 21 490 141 .777 Mary Fleig, Millersville ................................................. II 27 493 248 .665 27. Kim Mulkey, Baylor .........................................................I 10 264 76 .776 28. Gail Goestenkors, Texas ................................................I 18 461 135 .773 R - Team reclassifying from one division to another. Coaches of reclassifying institutions are not 29. Robin Selvig, Montana ..................................................I 32 740 218 .772 eligible to appear on active divisional coaching lists until they have served five years as a full- 30. Dennis Cox, Clayton St. ............................................... II 6 149 44 .772 member head coach in the new division. 31. Barbara Stevens, Bentley ............................................ II 33 793 235 .771 32. Scott Rueck, Oregon St. ................................................I 14 288 88 .766 33. Janell Jones, Cal St. L.A. ............................................... II 10 260 80 .765 Winningest Coaches All-Time Aaron Johnston, South Dakota St. ...........................I 11 247 76 .765 35. Rick Insell, Middle Tenn. ................................................I 5 125 39 .762 (Minimum 10 years as an NCAA head coach in Divisions I, II and/ 36. Carey Green, Liberty .......................................................I 11 264 83 .761 or III since 1982; includes career record at four-year colleges only) 37. Machli Joseph, Baruch ............................................... III 6 133 42 .760 38. Mark Kellogg, Fort Lewis ............................................ II 5 119 38 .758 39. Brian Giorgis, Marist .......................................................I 8 194 62 .758 BY PERCENTAGE 40. Andy Yosinoff, Emmanuel (MA) .............................. III 33 640 210 .753 The rounding of percentages may indicate ties where none exists. In these cases, the numerical 41. Glenn Wilkes Jr., Rollins ............................................... II 24 532 175 .752 order is correct. 42. Andy Landers, Georgia ..................................................I 31 750 248 .752 Name (Teams & Tenure) Years Won Lost Pct. 43. Heather Macy, East Carolina .......................................I 5 115 39 .747 1. Leon Barmore (Louisiana Tech 1983-02) ............................. 20 576 87 .869 44. Lonnie Bartley, Fort Valley St. ................................... II 26 572 194 .747 2. *Geno Auriemma (Connecticut 1986-10) ........................... 25 735 122 .858 45. David Slifer, Central Mo. .............................................. II 21 493 168 .746 3. *Gary Fifield (Southern Me. 1988-08, 10) ............................ 22 562 95 .855 46. Cheri Harrer, Baldwin-Wallace................................. III 20 415 144 .742 4. *Brian Morehouse (Hope 1997-10)........................................ 14 348 60 .853 47. C. Vivian Stringer, Rutgers ............................................I 39 843 295 .741 5. *Nancy Fahey (Washington-St. Louis 1987-10) ................ 24 571 100 .851 48. Curt Fredrickson, Northern St. ................................. II 31 671 236 .740 6. *G.P. Gromacki (St. Lawrence 1999-04, 49. Sylvia Hatchell, North Carolina ..................................I 35 831 294 .739 Hamilton 2007, Amherst 2008-10) .................................... 10 251 46 .845 50. Van Chancellor, LSU ........................................................I 22 510 181 .738 7.
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