Basketball

Hana Haden Takes the Helm of Memphis Women’s Basketball

The new head coach brings Georgia Southern experience and a clear vision for summer development

A Fresh Coaching Direction

Hana Haden was officially named head coach of the Memphis Women's Basketball program in April, succeeding Alex Simmons and ushering in a new era for the team. Haden arrives after a successful stint as head coach at Georgia Southern, where she honed a reputation for player development and disciplined play.

Athletic director Dr. Ed Scott praised the appointment, stating that Haden's blend of tactical acumen and motivational leadership makes her the ideal candidate to guide the program forward. His endorsement underscores the university's confidence in the coach's ability to build on recent progress.

Summer Workouts Underway

Under Haden's supervision, the squad has entered an intensive summer workout regimen designed to enhance conditioning, refine skills, and foster team cohesion. The schedule reflects a deliberate focus on preparation, with drills tailored to translate off‑season gains into competitive readiness.

The upcoming season promises a fresh tactical identity, as Haden plans to implement a style that emphasizes pace, spacing, and defensive intensity. Players have embraced the new regimen, noting increased intensity and a renewed sense of purpose as they aim to contend in the conference.

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