Maureen Magarity

Head Women’s Basketball Coach
College of the Holy Cross

Experience

2020 – Present: Head Coach, College of the Holy Cross

2010 – 2020: Head Coach, University of New Hampshire

2006 – 2010: Associate Head Coach (09-10)/Assistant Coach, Army

2005 – 2006 : Assistant Coach, Fairfield University

2004 – 2005: Assistant Coach, Marist College

2000 – 2004: Player/Team Captain (02-04), Marist College

1999 – 2000: Player, Boston College

Education

2005: Marist College, Masters, Public Administration

2003: Marist College, Bachelors, Communication and Public Relations

Personal

Hometown: Wappingers Falls, NY

Family: John (Fiancé) & Caroline, Charlotte (Children)

Career Highlights

Career Division I Record
218-196 (.527)

20+ Win Seasons (4)
2023-24, 2022-23, 2021-22, 2016-17

Winning Seasons (8)
2023-24, 2022-23, 2021-22, 2017-18, 2016-17, 2014-15, 2013-14, 2011-12

Conference Coach of the Year (1)
2021-22 Patriot League & 2016-17 America East

Conference Regular Season Championships (3)
2023-24, 2021-22 Patriot League & 2016-17 America East

Conference Tournament Championships (2)
2023-24, 2022-23 Patriot League

NCAA Tournament Berths (2)
2023-24, 2022-23

Other Post-Season Berths (3)
2021-22, 2016-17 WNIT & 2011-12 WBI

Has led Holy Cross to a 72-41 (.637) overall record, three consecutive 20+ win seasons, two Patriot League Regular Season Championships, two Patriot League Tournament Championships, and three post-season berths (two NCAA Tournaments – one win)

In 2022-23, led Holy Cross to the program’s first Patriot League Tournament Championship and NCAA Tournament berth in 18 seasons

In 2022-23, guided Holy Cross to the second-most single-season wins (t-24) in program history and consecutive 20+ win seasons for the first time in 21 seasons

The 2021-22 Patriot League Coach of the Year, led Holy Cross to the program’s first Patriot League Regular Season Championship in 17 seasons

In 2021-22, guided Holy Cross to the most single-season wins (t-20) in 18 seasons and Patriot League wins (14) in program history, as well as the program’s first post-season berth (WNIT) in 10 seasons

Holy Cross’ scoring defense finished nationally ranked 27th in 2023-24, 19th in 2022-23, and 30th in 2021-22

2016-17 America East Coach of the Year and Kay Yow National Coach of the Year

From 2010 to 2020, led New Hampshire to 146 wins, five winning seasons, one America East Regular Season Championship (first in program history), and two post-season berths (first in program history) – rebuilt a program that had not won more than nine games in each of the four seasons prior to her arrival (33-87 (.275) overall and 17-47 (.265) America East Conference record during span)

In 2016-17, guided UNH to the most single-season (26) and conference (15) wins in program history

Led UNH to the first post-season berth (2011-12) and WNIT berth (2016-17) in program history

UNH’s scoring defense finished nationally ranked 11th in 2016-17

As a Division I Head Coach, has recruited and coached 31 all-conference team selections, as well as two Players of the Year and two Rookies of the Year

From 2006 to 2010, helped lead Army to three winning seasons, including the most single-season wins (t-24) in program history in 2006-07

Assisted Marist to the 2004-05 MAAC Regular Season Championship

A two-time MAAC All-Conference Team selection, helped lead Marist to the first MAAC Regular Season Championship, MAAC Tournament Championship, and NCAA Tournament berth in program history in 2003-04

As a student-athlete at Boston College, helped lead the program to 26 wins and an NCAA Tournament berth in 1999-00

Head Coach Record