Career Division I Record as a Head Coach
51-51 (.500)

Winning (.500 or Better) Seasons (3)
2006-07, 2005-06, 2004-05

Selected to participate in the 2019 WBCA/Women Leaders in College Sports NEXT UP program

Has helped lead South Florida to a 327-169 (.654) overall and 132-49 (.729) AAC record, 14 winning seasons, nine 22+ win seasons, two AAC Regular Season Championships, one AAC Tournament Championship, and 13 post-season berths (eight NCAA Tournament berths and the 2008-09 WNIT Championship)

In 2020-21, helped lead USF to the first conference regular season and tournament championships (AAC) in program history

USF’s scoring offense finished ranked 1st in the AAC in 2022-23,

USF’s scoring defense finished nationally ranked 12th in 2021-22, 16th in 2020-21, and 15th in 2018-19, as well as 1st in the AAC in 2023-24 and 2022-23

Has helped USF sign three recruiting classes that ranked in the top-50 nationally

As USF’s Associate Head Coach, has recruited and coached 42 all-conference team selections, as well two Scholar-Athletes of the Year, two Players of the Year, six Freshman/Newcomers of the Year, three Most Improved Players of the Year, two Sixth Players of the Year, and four WNBA draft picks

From 2005 to 2008, led Monmouth to a 51-51 (.500) overall and 36-29 (.554) NEC record, including three winning seasons

In 2006-07, led Monmouth to the program’s most single-season wins (t-18) in 19 seasons

In 2004-05, guided Monmouth to the most NEC wins (13) in program history

As Monmouth’s Head Coach, recruited and coached four NEC All-Conference Team selections

5/14/18 – Woods-Baxter Promoted to Associate Head Coach