Alisa Kresge

Head Women’s Basketball Coach
University of Vermont

Experience

2018 – Present: Head Coach, University of Vermont

2016 – 2018: Associate Head Coach, University of Vermont

2009 – 2016: Assistant Coach, Marist College

2007 – 2009: Director of Basketball Operations, MAAC Conference

2003 – 2007: Player/Team Captain (06-07), Marist College

Education

2007: Marist College, Bachelors, Digital Media

Personal

Hometown: Holmdel, NJ

Family: Will (fiancé)

Career Highlights

Career Division I Record
72-56 (.563)

20+ Win Seasons (2)
2022-23, 2021-22

Winning Seasons (3)
2022-23, 2021-22, 2020-21

Conference Coach of the Year (1)
2022-23 America East

Conference Regular Season Championships (1)
2022-23 America East

Conference Tournament Championships (1)
2022-23 America East

NCAA Tournament Berths (1)
2022-23

Has led Vermont to a 72-56 (.563) overall record, two 20+ win seasons, one America East Conference Regular Season Championship, and one America East Conference Tournament Championship – rebuilt a program that had not won more than 10 games in each of the eight seasons prior to her taking over (63-176 (.264) record during span)

In 2022-23, led Vermont to the program’s second-most single-season wins (26) in 30 seasons, most America East Conference wins (14) in 21 seasons, first America East Conference Regular Season Championship in 21 seasons, and first America East Conference Tournament Championship in 13 seasons

In 2021-22, led Vermont to the program’s first winning season (20-11) in 12 seasons and most America East Conference wins (t-13) in 20 seasons

In 2018-19 (first season), led Vermont to the program’s most single-season (11) and America East (7) wins in nine seasons

Vermont’s scoring defense finished nationally ranked 10th in 2022-23 and 11th in 2021-22, as well as 1st in the America East in 2022-23

As Vermont’s Head Coach, has recruited and coached 16 America East All-Conference Team selections, as well as one Defensive Player of the Year and two Rookies of the Year

From 2009 to 2016, helped lead Marist to six 21+ win seasons, five MAAC Regular Season Championships, five MAAC Tournament Championships, and five NCAA Tournament berths (two wins)

A three-time MAAC Defensive Player of the Year, helped lead Marist to four MAAC Regular Season Championships (first in program history), three MAAC Tournament Championships (first in program history), and three NCAA Tournament berths (first in program history – including one Sweet 16 appearance)

Head Coach Record