Head Coach Melissa Wiggins is entering her 12th year at the helm of the Randolph College women's basketball program.
Wiggins has coached five 1,000-point scorers during her tenure, as well as the 2000 ODAC Player of the Year, in addition to numerous all-conference and all-academic award winners. In 1999 and 2000 she guided her team to a coveted spot in the post-season ODAC tournament.
Before coming to Randolph, Wiggins served as an assistant coach at the University of Virginia (where she received her Master of Education in sport psychology), Montana State University, and James Madison University. Wiggins earned her undergraduate degree from Longwood College.
Wiggins also spent time with the Charlotte Sting of the WNBA assessing talent for the franchise. Off the court, she actively officiates both lacrosse and field hockey at the NCAA level.
Contact: 434-947-8313, e-mail
Assistant
Coach Timothy Brown enters his first season with the Randolph College
women's basketball team. Brown brings over 10 years of coaching experience
to the WildCats program.
Prior to Randolph, Brown served as the head coach at Faith Christian Academy in Martinsburg, West Virginia. He also had coaching stints at Fort Morgan High School and Castle View High School in Colorado. He has worked at numerous camps and clinics over the last six years at the high school level. Brown earned his undergraduate degree in History from Biola University in 2000.
Contact: 434-947-8536, e-mail
