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Coaching Record S Coach_WB 01 11/28/00 7:21 AM Page 95 Coaching Records Division I Coaching Records .. 96 Division II Coaching Records .. 10 7 Division III Coaching Records .. 10 7 Coach_WB 01 11/28/00 7:21 AM Page 96 96 DIVISION I COACHING RECORDS Coach, Team Ye a r s Wo n Lo s t Pc t . Division I Coaching Records Bill Worrell, Tennessee Tech.................................... 14 288 131 .68735 Jim Davis, Clemson ................................................ 14 297 136 .68591 Jim Foster, Vanderbilt ............................................. 22 450 208 .68389 Royce Chadwick, Stephen F. Austin ......................... 11 227 105 .68373 Winningest Active Coaches Keith Freeman, Valparaiso...................................... 12 234 110 .68023 Stephanie Gaitley, St. Joseph's ................................ 15 302 144 .67713 (Minimum five years as major-college head coach.) James Smith, Northwestern St. ................................. 13 254 123 .67374 Don Flanagan, New Mexico ................................ 5 100 50 .66667 BY PERCENTAG E Carol Ross, Florida................................................. 10 205 104 .66343 Coach, Team Ye a r s Wo n Lo s t Pc t . Rhonda Rompola, Southern Methodist ...................... 9 177 91 .66045 Leon Barmore, Louisiana Tech ................................. 18 520 77 .87102 Patricia Bibbs, Hampton ......................................... 16 300 155 .65934 Pat Summitt, Tennessee ........................................... 26 728 150 .82916 Bob Lindsay, Kent St. ............................................. 11 211 110 .65732 Geno Auriemma, Connecticut.................................. 15 393 95 .80533 John Miller, La Salle ............................................... 14 266 140 .65517 Robin Selvig, Montana ........................................... 22 515 139 .78746 Chris Weller, Maryland .......................................... 25 469 257 .64601 Tara VanDerveer, Stanford...................................... 21 497 142 .77778 Marian Washington, Kansas................................... 27 523 287 .64568 Andy Landers, Georgia .......................................... 21 518 152 .77313 Sal Buscaglia, Manhattan ....................................... 10 182 101 .64311 C. Vivian Stringer, Rutgers ...................................... 28 621 191 .76478 Carol Hammerle, Northern Ill. ................................. 27 472 264 .64130 Marsha Sharp, Texas Tech...................................... 18 433 134 .76367 Caren Horstmeyer, California.................................. 12 221 124 .64058 Jody Conradt, Texas............................................... 31 746 235 .76045 Ceal Barry, Colorado............................................. 21 409 230 .64006 Joe Ciampi, Auburn ............................................... 23 529 168 .75897 Jane Albright, Wisconsin ........................................ 16 305 174 .63674 Rene Portland, Penn St............................................ 24 553 185 .74932 Ed Arnzen, Southeast Mo. St. .................................. 17 310 177 .63655 Lisa Stockton, Tulane .............................................. 9 202 70 .74265 Wanda Watkins, Campbell .................................... 19 328 193 .62956 Debbie Ryan, Virginia ............................................ 23 526 183 .74189 Joe Sanchez, Navy ................................................ 22 409 241 .62923 Joe McKeown, George Washington......................... 14 318 111 .74126 Harry Perretta, Villanova......................................... 22 395 236 .62599 Bill Fennelly, Iowa St. ............................................. 12 277 97 .74064 Jaci Clark, Dayton.................................................. 9 161 97 .62403 Paul Sanderford, Nebraska..................................... 18 427 155 .73368 Joye Lee-McNelis, Memphis .................................... 9 167 101 .62313 Joan Bonvicini, Arizona .......................................... 21 484 176 .73333 Beth Burns, Ohio St. ............................................... 11 196 121 .61830 Wendy Larry, Old Dominion ................................... 16 358 131 .73211 Claudette Farmer, Florida A&M ............................... 10 176 110 .61538 Gary Blair, Arkansas.............................................. 15 346 127 .73150 Larry Inman, Eastern Ky. ......................................... 20 346 217 .61456 Theresa Grentz, Illinois ........................................... 26 560 211 .72633 Press Parham, Alabama A&M ................................. 18 304 191 .61414 Mike Granelli, St. Peter's ........................................ 28 536 203 .72530 Ed DiGregorio, Youngstown St. ............................... 17 291 185 .61134 Cindy Russo, Florida Int'l ........................................ 23 479 185 .72139 Christina Wielgus, Dartmouth.................................. 17 259 167 .60798 Lynne Agee, UNC Greensboro................................ 22 440 170 .72131 Doug Bruno, DePaul............................................... 14 244 160 .60396 Lisa Bluder, Iowa ................................................ 16 356 142 .71486 Shirley Walker, Alcorn St........................................ 22 362 239 .60233 Sylvia Hatchell, North Carolina ............................... 25 561 226 .71283 Dick Halterman, Oklahoma St. ................................ 17 301 203 .59722 Kay Yow, North Carolina St.................................... 29 589 242 .70878 Melanie Balcomb, Xavier ........................................ 7 120 82 .59406 Muffet McGraw, Notre Dame.................................. 18 376 156 .70677 Mark French, UC Santa Barb. ................................. 21 356 244 .59333 Gail Goestenkors, Duke.......................................... 8 176 74 .70400 Chris Gobrecht, Southern California......................... 21 367 252 .59289 Bill Gibbons, Holy Cross......................................... 15 312 132 .70270 Fran Voll, Central Mich........................................... 11 185 128 .59105 Jody Runge, Oregon .............................................. 7 143 61 .70098 Bud Childers, James Madison.................................. 17 296 205 .59082 Cheryl Burnett, Southwest Mo. St. ............................ 13 274 117 .70077 Bob Foley, Richmond.............................................. 15 261 182 .58916 Elaine Elliott, Utah.................................................. 17 346 148 .70040 Sandy Botham, Wis.-Milwaukee .............................. 5 80 56 .58824 Joanne Palumbo-McCallie, Michigan St. ................... 8 167 73 .69583 Cathy Inglese, Boston College ................................. 14 232 164 .58586 Jeff Mittie, TCU ...................................................... 8 167 73 .69583 Mark Ehlen, Toledo ................................................ 14 237 168 .58519 Vince Goo, Hawaii ................................................ 13 261 116 .69231 Joey Favaloro, New Orleans................................... 20 334 238 .58392 Sue Gunter, LSU .................................................... 30 613 273 .69187 June Daugherty, Washington................................... 11 182 130 .58333 Rick Moody, Alabama............................................ 11 234 106 .68824 Ferne Labati, Miami (Fla.) ....................................... 21 354 253 .58320 Andrew Pennington, Jackson St. .............................. 21 347 248 .58319 Sharon Fanning, Mississippi St. ............................... 24 402 290 .58092 Mark Trakh, Pepperdine ......................................... 7 116 84 .58000 Jeannie Milling, UAB.............................................. 23 377 275 .57822 Dianne Nolan, Fairfield .......................................... 26 419 308 .57634 Kathy Olivier, UCLA............................................... 7 115 85 .57500 John Sutherland, New Mexico St. ............................ 13 209 158 .56948 Linda Wunder, Eastern Ill. ....................................... 14 219 166 .56883 Jean Marie Burr, Brown .......................................... 12 179 137 .56646 Kathy Delaney-Smith, Harvard ................................. 18 265 203 .56624 Jerry Ann Winters, South Fla. .................................. 16 255 199 .56167 Connie Yori, Creighton........................................... 10 154 122 .55797 Cristy McKinney, Rice............................................. 9 143 114 .55642 Gina Castelli, Siena ............................................... 10 155 124 .55556 Rick Reeves, Southern Miss. .................................... 14 216 173 .55527 Bill Nepfel (Co-head), San Francisco ........................ 16 249 202 .55211 Jessie Harris, Mississippi Val. .................................. 24 368 313 .54038 Mary Hile-Nepfel (Co-head), San Francisco .............. 13 196 167 .53994 Sherry Carter, Furman ............................................ 18 264 232 .53226 Laurie Pirtle, Cincinnati ........................................... 18 265 233 .53213 Teresa Phillips, Tennessee St. .................................. 15 212 189 .52868 Sanya Tyler, Howard ............................................. 20 298 267 .52743 Jenny Przekwas, Washington St............................... 9 137 123 .52692 Judy Spoelstra, Oregon St....................................... 11 160 145 .52459 Mike Dean, Texas-Arlington .................................... 8 115 105 .52273 Pat Fisher, Lafayette ............................................... 20 288 263 .52269 Joanie O'Brien, Massachusetts ................................ 9 135 124 .52124 Lea
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