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Notre Dame's women's team will compete in the 2026 Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament in the Bahamas on Nov. 24 and 26, marking their second overseas trip of the season after a Rome victory over Villanova. The event features a potential Big East rematch with West Virginia and introduces new coaches and rosters across the field.
Coach Tammi Reiss has assembled a fresh roster via the transfer portal, emphasizing fundamentals, accountability and energy as the team prepares for long‑term success.
Campbell University announced the hiring of Cory Macchioni as its new Director of Operations for the Camels' basketball program, a move that underscores the school's commitment to strengthening its coaching staff with seasoned administrative talent.
A former Virginia All‑American and WNBA pioneer, Tammi Reiss returns to the collegiate ranks to lead the University of Florida's women's basketball program, blending playing experience with a clear vision for roster building and player development.
The Gators enter the 2026‑27 season with a completely new roster, 12 transfers and a fresh coaching direction, targeting an SEC championship and a deep NCAA run
The University of Rhode Island’s women’s basketball team will face a demanding schedule that includes home showdowns with Loyola Chicago and VCU and road trips to Davidson, Duquesne, the Hawks and St. Bonaventure, while retaining key players such as Sophia Vital and Amori Jarrett.
The University of Rhode Island’s women’s basketball team will host George Mason, Richmond, La Salle and Dayton next season, while navigating a new era led by Coach Colleen Mullen and a roster bolstered by returning stars and fresh transfers.
Tammi Reiss, a former WNBA player and club owner, now leads the Florida Gators women's basketball program, bringing a unique blend of playing, coaching, and entrepreneurial experience.
The University of Florida welcomes Montenegrin center Maja Bigovic, a versatile big who arrives after a standout international career.
From Colleen Mullen's Albany‑laden roster at URI to Brown's Ivy League ambitions, the upcoming season blends returning stars and fresh talent across Rhode Island's college basketball landscape.
The Gators add a dynamic scorer who dominated at South Georgia Technical College, earning national accolades and setting records.
Ali Jaques, a veteran coach known for developing talent and leading programs to NCAA Tournament appearances, has taken the helm of Campbell University's women's basketball program.
Ali Jaques was named head coach of Campbell University's women's basketball team on May 15, 2026, bringing a proven record of success and leadership to the program.
Top women's basketball recruit Audi Crooks chose Oklahoma State over other suitors, dispelling reports of a $1.4 million salary and highlighting the program's fast‑paced system.
Campbell University announces Ali Jaques as its new head coach, highlighting her extensive coaching pedigree and commitment to character‑driven recruiting.
Providence College has appointed Bryan Hodgson, who brings a winning pedigree, while URI’s Archie Miller faces a contract year. Bryant’s Jamion Christian adds size via the portal, and Brown navigates limited resources.
USA Today's latest transfer portal rankings place the Gators at No. 15, highlighting a strategic infusion of talent ahead of Coach Tammi Reiss's first season.