The winningest coach in both men's and women's college basketball history, Stanford's Tara VanDerveer, is retiring. VanDerveer, who has coached Stanford since 1985, announced her retirement from ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Tulane University has selected a new head coach to lead its women’s basketball program ... the seventh head coach and the first Black woman to lead the program.

OutKick reporter Dan Zaksheske asked Staley if transgender athletes should be allowed to compete in collegiate women’s basketball. I asked South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley if she supports ...

Stanford women's basketball coach Tara VanDerveer is officially calling it a career. VanDerveer announced her retirement Tuesday in a statement released by the university. The 70-year-old finishes ...

He spent four seasons, 2002-06, as an assistant coach for the men's basketball team and then transitioned to the women's team as an assistant coach for three seasons from 2007-10. Marcum stayed in ...

Bengaluru: Soon after Janneke Schopman quit as the head coach of the Indian women’s hockey team ... of 33 during the trials held on April 6 and 7. It is learnt that Harendra is in the process ...

University of South Carolina’s star women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley lent her support to trans women in sports on Saturday, giving a direct answer at a press conference that left no ...

Kim Caldwell was introduced as the fourth coach in Tennessee women's basketball history (during the ... season and tournament titles with a 26–7 record (17–1 in conference).

Harendra Singh, who has had previously stints as the head coach of the Indian men and women teams, takes charge of the Indian women's hockey team ... held on April 6 and 7. It is learnt that ...

Women’s basketball coach Tara VanDerveer announced on Tuesday that she would retire following 38 seasons at Stanford. VanDerveer, who holds the record for the most wins of all time in college ...

Kim Caldwell was introduced as the fourth coach in Tennessee women's basketball history (during the ... season and tournament titles with a 26–7 record (17–1 in conference).

Lisa Bluder started her career as head coach of Iowa women's basketball in 2000 and has led the team to numerous wins ever since Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital Entertainment.