Robyne Bostick
Robyne Bostick
Director of Women’s Basketball Player Development
Oklahoma State University
Experience
2022 – Present: Director of Player Development, Oklahoma State University
2017 – 2022: Associate Head Coach, University of Missouri-Kansas City
2016 – 2017: Interim Head Coach, Northern Arizona University
2012 – 2016: Assistant Coach, Northern Arizona University
2002 – 2004: Associate Head Coach (03-04)/Assistant Coach, Long Island University
2001 – 2002: Assistant Coach, Princeton University
1998 – 2001: Assistant Coach, United States Air Force Academy
1997 – 1998: Assistant Coach, Vanderbilt University
1996 – 1997: Assistant Coach, James Madison University
1994– 1996: Professional Player, BBC Residence Walferdange (Luxembourg)
1990 – 1994: Player/Team Captain (92-94), Saint Joseph’s University
Education
2009: University of Northern Colorado, Masters, Sports and Exercise Science
1993: Saint Joseph’s University, Bachelors, Psychology
Personal
Hometown: Mechanicsburg, PA
Career Highlights
In 2022-23 (first season), assisted Oklahoma State to a 21-12 (.636) overall and 10-8 (.556) Big 12 Conference record, as well as an NCAA Tournament berth – helping rebuild a program that was picked 9th (out of 10) in the Big 12 preseason poll after finishing the previous season with a 9-20 (.310) overall and 3-15 (.167) Big 12 record
From 2017 to 2022, helped lead Kansas City to a 81-65 (.555) overall and three winning seasons (two 21+ win seasons), helping rebuild a program that only had two winning seasons in the 24 seasons prior to staff’s arrival
In 2021-22, assisted Kansas City to the second-most single-season wins (23), second-most conference wins (t-12), and only the third post-season berth (WNIT) in the program’s Division I history
In 2019-20, helped lead Kansas City to the first WAC Regular Season Championship in program history
In 2019-20, helped lead Kansas City to only the program’s fourth winning season (21-10) in 27 seasons, as well as the third-most single-season wins (21) and most conference wins (13) in the program’s Division I history
In 2018-19, helped lead Kansas City to only the program’s third winning season (16-15) in 26 seasons and the most WAC wins (9) in program history
Kansas City’s scoring offense finished ranked 24th nationally in 2018-19, as well as 1st in the WAC
As Northern Arizona’s Interim Head Coach in 2016-17, led the program to an increase of three overall (9) and three Big Sky Conference (5) wins over the season prior to her taking over
In 1997-98, helped lead Vanderbilt to 20 wins and an NCAA Tournament berth
As a Division I Assistant Coach, has recruited and coached 24 all-conference team selections, as well as one Player of the Year and four Freshman/Newcomers of the Year
The 1993-94 Big 5 Player of the Year, was a 2022 inductee into the Saint Joseph’s Athletic Hall of Fame and 2000 inductee into the Philadelphia Big 5 Hall of Fame
News & Media
Head Coach Record
| Season | School | Overall | Conference | Championships | Post-Season |
| 2016-17 | Northern Arizona | 9-21 | 5-13 | ||
| Career | 9-21 (.300) | 5-13 (.278) |