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- NCAA and NAIA women's basketball coaches with 600 wins Key Coaches
- See also
- References
This is a list of college women's basketball coaches by number of career wins. The list includes only games at the NCAA, AIAW and NAIA[2][3] levels. Pat Summitt, who was the head coach of the Tennessee Lady Volunteers from 1974–2012, tops the list with 1,098 career wins. The highest winning percentage in the group belongs to Geno Auriemma, head coach of the Connecticut Huskies since 1985, with an {{Winning percentage|1058|138}} career winning percentage. The fastest coach to reach 600 wins is Mark Campbell, current head coach of the Division II Union Bulldogs, who reached the mark in his 691st game on January 10, 2019. NCAA and NAIA women's basketball coaches with 600 winsKey | Active in the 2018-19 season | * | Elected to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame | ** | Elected to both the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame |
The source for all statistics and schedules for NCAA teams is http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/careersearch Sources for NAIA teams are specified in the relative entries CoachesRank | Name | Years | Wins | Losses | Pct. | Teams (Seasons) |
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1 | Pat Summitt ** | 38 | 1098 | 208 | 1098|208}} | Tennessee (1974–2012) | 2 | Tara VanDerveer ** | 40 | 1067 | 247 | 1067|247}} | Idaho (1978–80), Ohio State (1980–85), Stanford (1985–95, 1996–) | 3 | Geno Auriemma ** | 34 | 1062 | 138 | 1062|138}} | Connecticut (1985–) | 4 | Barbara Stevens * | 41 | 1039 | 282 | 1039|282}} | Clark (MA) (1977–83), Massachusetts (1983–86), Bentley (1986–) | 5 | Sylvia Hatchell ** | 43 | 1023 | 404 | 1023|404}} | Francis Marion (1975–86), North Carolina (1986–) | 6 | C. Vivian Stringer ** | 47 | 1019 | 414 | 1019|414}} | Cheyney (1971–83), Iowa (1983–95), Rutgers (1995–) | 7 | Muffet McGraw ** | 36 | 918 | 274 | 918|274}} | Lehigh (1982–87), Notre Dame (1987–) | 8 | Jim Foster * | 40 | 903 | 347 | 903|347}} | Saint Joseph's (1978–91), Vanderbilt (1991–2002), Ohio State (2002–13), Chattanooga (2013–2018) | 9 | Jody Conradt ** | 38 | 900 | 309 | 900|309}} | Sam Houston State (1969–73), Texas-Arlington (1973–76), Texas (1976–2007) | 10 | Robin Selvig | 38 | 865 | 286 | 865|286}} | Montana (1978–2016) | 11 | Andy Landers * | 36 | 862 | 299 | 862|299}} | Georgia (1979–2015) | 12 | Curt Fredrickson | 39 | 846 | 306 | 846|306}} | Northern State (1977–83, 1985–2018) | 13 | Andy Yosinoff | 41 | 832 | 279 | 832|279}} | Emmanuel (MA) (1977–) | 14 | Michael Strong | 34 | 815 | 182 | 815|182}} | Scranton (1979–94, 1995–2014) | 15 | Joe Foley | 31 | 789 | 254 | 789|254}} | Arkansas Tech (1987–2003), Little Rock (2003–) | 16 | Gary Blair * | 33 | 765 | 314 | 765|314}} | Stephen F. Austin (1985–93), Arkansas (1993–2003), Texas A&M (2003–) | 17 | Phillip Kahler | 34 | 757 | 171 | 757|171}} | St. John Fisher (1974–2008) | 18 | Nancy Fahey * | 32 | 756 | 175 | 756|175}} | Washington (MO) (1986–2017), Illinois (2017–) | 19 | Tom Shirley | 37 | 755 | 348 | 755|348}} | DeSales (1981–89), Jefferson (1989–) | 20 | Harry Perretta | 40 | 750 | 465 | 750|465}} | Villanova (1978–) | 21 | Debbie Ryan * | 34 | 739 | 324 | 739|324}} | Virginia (1977–2011) | 22 | Kay Yow ** | 38 | 737 | 344 | 737|344}} | Elon (1971–75), NC State (1975–2009) | 23 | Joanne Bracker * | 42 | 736 | 403 | 736|403}} | Midland (NE) (1970–2012) | 24 | Lisa Bluder | 34 | 723 | 352 | 723|352}} | St. Ambrose (1984–90), Drake (1990–2000), Iowa (2000–) | 25 | Sue Gunter ** | 34 | 708 | 308 | 708|308}} | Stephen F. Austin (1968–80), LSU (1982–2004) | 26 | Cindy Russo | 38 | 707 | 408 | 707|408}} | Lamar (1978–80), FIU (1977–78, 1980–2015) | 27-T | Lonnie Kruse | 33 | 706 | 244 | 706|244}} | Sterling (KS) (1981–2014) | 27-T | Dixie Jeffers | 35 | 706 | 250 | 706|250}} | Rio Grande (1983–86), Capital (1986–) | 29 | Joan Bonvicini | 36 | 701 | 421 | 701|421}} | Long Beach State (1979–91), Arizona (1991–2008), Seattle (2009–16) | 30 | Glenn Wilkes Jr. | 32 | 697 | 248 | 697|248}} | Rollins (1986–) | 31 | Rene Portland | 31 | 693 | 265 | 693|265}} | Saint Joseph's (1976–78), Colorado (1978–80), Penn State (1980–2007) | 32 | Kevin Borseth | 31 | 691 | 265 | 691|265}} | Michigan Tech (1987–98), Michigan (2007–12), Green Bay (1998–2007, 2013–) | 33 | Yvonne Kauffman | 42 | 689 | 328 | 689|328}} | Elizabethtown (1970–2012) | 34 | Connie Tilley | 41 | 682 | 297 | 682|297}} | St. Norbert (1977–) | 35 | Theresa Grentz * | 35 | 681 | 362 | 681|362}} | Saint Joseph's (1974–76), Rutgers (1976–95), Illinois (1995–2007), Lafayette (2015–17) | 36 | Nancy Winstel | 32 | 675 | 255 | 675|255}} | Midway (1978–81), Northern Kentucky (1983–2012) | 37 | Dale Neal | 24 | 673 | 176 | 673|176}} | Freed-Hardeman (1994–)[1] | 38-T | Amy Ruley * | 29 | 671 | 198 | 671|198}} | North Dakota State (1979–2008) | 38-T | Michael Durbin | 33 | 671 | 223 | 671|223}} | Wittenburg (1985–86), Saint Benedict (1986–) | 40-T | Joe McKeown | 32 | 670 | 332 | 670|332}} | New Mexico State (1986–89), George Washington (1989–2008), Northwestern (2008–) | 40-T | Wes Moore | 29 | 670 | 221 | 670|221}} | Maryville (TN) (1987–93), Francis Marion (1995–98), Chattanooga (1998–2013), NC State (2013–) | 42 | Doug Bruno | 32 | 668 | 334 | 668|334}} | DePaul (1976–78, 1988–) | 43 | David Slifer | 29 | 665 | 238 | 665|238}} | Mount Mercy (1989–95), Missouri Western State (1995–2004), Central Missouri (2004–) | 44 | Nancy Funk | 40 | 663 | 353 | 663|353}} | Messiah (1977–86), Johns Hopkins (1986–2017) | 45 | Gary Fifield | 27 | 660 | 137 | 660|137}} | Southern Maine (1987–2008, 2009–15) | 46 | Mike Davis | 28 | 654 | 307 | 654|307}} | Columbia (MO) (2001–14), Central Methodist (1987–99, 2015–)[2] | 47 | Lonnie Bartley | 32 | 652 | 269 | 652|269}} | Fort Valley State (1984–2013, 2015–2017) | 48 | Tim Shea | 30 | 649 | 197 | 649|197}} | Salem State (1981–2011) | 49 | Bill Fennelly | 30 | 645 | 306 | 645|306}} | Toledo (1988–95), Iowa State (1995–) | 50 | Gordy Presnell | 31 | 639 | 294 | 639|294}} | Seattle Pacific (1987–2005), Boise State (2005–) | 51 | Robin Hagen-Smith | 24 | 637 | 161 | 637|161}} | Shawnee State (1989–2013) | 52 | Bob Schneider | 29 | 634 | 201 | 634|201}} | Texas Woman's (1978–81), West Texas A&M (1981–2006) | 53-T | Gene Roebuck | 25 | 628 | 145 | 628|145}} | North Dakota (1987–2012) | 53-T | David Smith | 34 | 628 | 334 | 628|334}} | St. Joseph's (IN) (1976–78, 1984–90), Shippensburg (1990–98), Bellarmine (1998–2012), West Virginia State (2012–2016) | 55-T | Judy Blinstrub | 34 | 623 | 303 | 623|303}} | Babson (1984–) | 55-T | Michael Miller | 32 | 623 | 236 | 623|236}} | Messiah (1986–) | 57 | Joanne P. McCallie | 26 | 613 | 228 | 613|228}} | Maine (1992–2000), Michigan State (2000–2007), Duke (2007–) | 58-T | Susan Dunagan | 33 | 611 | 272 | 611|272}} | Roanoke (1981–2014) | 58-T | Stephanie Findley | 33 | 611 | 420 | 611|420}} | Oklahoma Christian (1985–) | 60-T | Lisa Stone | 32 | 610 | 323 | 610|323}} | Cornell (IA) (1985–88), Wisconsin–Eau Claire (1988–2000), Drake (2000–2003), Wisconsin (2003–2011), Saint Louis (2012–) | 60-T | Carroll LaHaye | 36 | 610 | 357 | 610|357}} | Randolph–Macon (1982–) | 62-T | Stephanie Gaitley | 32 | 608 | 356 | 608|356}} | Richmond (1985–91), Saint Joseph's (1991–2001), LIU Brooklyn (2002–08), Monmouth (2008–11), Fordham (2011–) | 62-T | Wendy Larry | 27 | 608 | 234 | 608|234}} | Virginia Wesleyan (1977–78), Arizona (1985–87), Old Dominion (1987–2011) | 62-T | Sharon Fanning-Otis | 36 | 608 | 460 | 608|460}} | Chattanooga (1976–87), Kentucky (1987–95), Mississippi State (1995–2012) | 65-T | Mary Fleig | 34 | 607 | 330 | 607|330}} | Franklin & Marshall (1983–90), Millersville (1990–2017) | 65-T | Joe Ciampi * | 27 | 607 | 213 | 607|213}} | Army (1977–79), Auburn (1979–2004) | 65-T | Mike Granelli | 32 | 607 | 249 | 607|249}} | Saint Peter's (NJ) (1972–2004) | 68-T | J. Randall Ognibene | 33 | 606 | 264 | 606|264}} | Mount Saint Mary (1980–2013) | 68-T | Dave Krauth | 29 | 606 | 258 | 606|258}} | Augustana (SD) (1989–) | 70-T | Lynne Agee | 33 | 602 | 334 | 602|334}} | Roanoke (1978–81), UNC Greensboro (1981–2011) | 70-T | Bill Gibbons Jr. | 33 | 602 | 401 | 602|401}} | Holy Cross (1985–) | 72 | Mark Campbell | 20 | 600 | 91 | .868 | Union (TN) (1999–) |
See also- WBCA National Coach of the Year
- Naismith College Coach of the Year
- AP Coach of the Year
- USBWA Women's National Coach of the Year
- List of college men's basketball coaches with 600 wins
References1. ^http://athletics.fhu.edu/sport/0/1.php 2. ^http://www.cmueagles.com/sport/0/2.php 3. ^1 {{cite web|last1=|first1=|title=NAIA DI Women's Basketball winningest active coaches (by wins) after the 2017-18 Season|url=http://www.naia.org/fls/27900/1NAIA/SportsInfo/wincoach/DIWBB_WinningestCoaches.pdf?SPSID=640721&SPID=96231&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=27900|website=NAIA|accessdate=9 Dec 2018}} 4. ^1 {{cite web|last1=|first1=|title=NAIA DII Women's Basketball winningest active coaches (by wins) after the 2017-18 Season|url=http://www.naia.org/fls/27900/1NAIA/SportsInfo/wincoach/DIIWBB_WinningestCoaches.pdf?SPSID=647474&SPID=100396&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=27900|website=NAIA|accessdate=9 Dec 2018}}
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