Career Division I Record
86-71 (.547)

20+ Win Seasons (1)
2010-11

Winning Seasons (3)
2022-23, 2012-13, 2011-12, 2010-11

Power Five Wins (2)
Big 12, Pac 12

Conference Tournament Championships (3)
2012-13, 2011-12, 2010-11 SWAC

NCAA Tournament Berths (3)
2012-13, 2011-12, 2010-11

WNIT Berths (2)
2022-23, 2021-22

Has led SMU to a 31-28 (.525) record and two WNIT berths – rebuilt a program that finished 0-6 (canceled remainder of season) the season prior to her arrival and had only one winning season in the seven seasons prior to her arrival (73-117 (.384) record during span)

In 2022-23, led SMU to only the program’s second winning season (17-13) in nine seasons

In 2021-22 (first season), led SMU to a 14-win improvement from the season prior to her arrival and the first .500 AAC record (7-7) in program history

Signed a 2022 recruiting class to SMU that ranked 22nd nationally

As a Division I Head Coach, has recruited and coached 13 all-conference team selections, as well as one Player of the Year and two Freshman/Newcomers of the Year

Helped lead Baylor to the 2018-19 National Championship

From 2019 to 2021, helped lead Michigan to two winning seasons and one NCAA Tournament berth (first Sweet 16 appearance in program history)

As Michigan’s Recruiting Coordinator, signed a 2021 class that ranked 18th nationally and a 2020 class that ranked 12th nationally

From 2013 to 2019, helped lead Baylor to six 32+ win seasons, six Big 12 Conference Regular Season Championships, five Big 12 Conference Tournament Championships, and six NCAA Tournament berths (four Elite 8 appearances)

Helped Baylor sign five recruiting classes that ranked in the top-10 nationally, including a 2018 and 2016 class that ranked 1st nationally

As an Assistant Coach at Michigan and Baylor, recruited and coached 10 WNBA draft picks

From 2010 to 2013, led Prairie View A&M to a 55-43 (.561) overall and 36-18 (.667) SWAC record, three winning seasons, three SWAC Tournament Championships, and three NCAA Tournament berths

As a Team Captain at Manhattan, helped lead the program to the 2002-03 MAAC Regular Season Championship, MAAC Tournament Championship, and an NCAA Tournament berth

3/3/22 – How Toyelle Wilson View Her Responsibility as SMU’s Head Coach (Spectrum News)

5/1/21 – Toyelle Wilson’s Southern Methodist University Press Conference

5/1/21 – Wilson Named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at SMU

4/9/21 – Toyelle Wilson is Reshaping SMU Women’s Basketball (CBS Texas)

5/20/19 – Wilson Joins Michigan Staff