10 NCAA Division I Women’s Programs Still Awaiting Head Coaches

  2 Braden Keith | February 03rd, 2018 | College - Women's Indoor, College Coaching Changes, News, Pac 12

The NCAA Division I women’s volleyball coaching carousel continues to turn, most recently with Penn State’s hiring of Katie Schumacher, part of their 1999 NCAA Championship team, as its new assistant coach. That opened up a head coaching position at the University of Pennsylvania for the 2nd-straight off-season.

That leaves at present 10 head coaching positions open across the country (though, as some of these positions are filled, surely others will be opened).

Below, see a table of which positions remain open as of posting, and where those former head coaches have wound up.

 

School Last Head Coach Reason for Vacancy
Cal Matt McShane McShane is still listed as the program’s head coach online, but has been on a leave of abssence since November.
The Citadel Craig Mosqueda Fired after 3 seasons
Green Bay Sean Burdette 1 seaon after signing a 5-yeaar contract, Burdette leaves to become head coach at Memphis
Hartford Mitch Kallick Resigned after 3 seasaons
Lamar Alan Edwards Resigned after 4 seasons, 29-83 overall record
UMBC Ian Blanchard No information released, leaves program after 13 seasons
Nicholls State Tommy Harold Dismissed after 5 seasons, including 4-25 record in 2017
Penn Katie Schumacher Hired as assistant coach at Penn State
Siena Garvey Pierre School announced a ‘change in leadership’ after 15 seasons, 227-226 record, 5 NCAA tournament Appearnaces
Columbia Brie Katz Resigned after 4 seasons to “pursue other opportunities.”

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Braden Keith is the Editor-in-Chief and co-founder of VolleyMob.com. Braden's first foray into sports journalism came in 2010, when he launched a swimming website called The Swimmers' Circle. Two years later, he joined SwimSwam.com as a co-founder. Long huge fans of volleyball, when Braden and the SwimSwam partners sought an opportunity to …

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