Bethune-Cookman University has appointed Demetria Frank as the new Head Women's Basketball Coach, marking a significant return for the accomplished alumna. Frank, who previously played and coached at Bethune-Cookman, is set to lead the program as it aims to build a "Championship Culture." She joins after a successful tenure as Associate Head Coach at George Mason University, where she contributed to the team's impressive growth and multiple postseason appearances.

By the Numbers
  • Demetria Frank is the eighth head coach in Bethune-Cookman's women's basketball history.
  • She graduated as the program's second all-time leading scorer with 1,567 points and holds career records for free throws made (854) and steals (422).
State of Play
  • Frank played a key role at George Mason, leading the team to a record 27-6 season in 2024-25, the program's winningest season.
  • Under her guidance, George Mason achieved three straight 20-win seasons and made multiple NCAA Tournament appearances.
What's Next

Frank is expected to be formally introduced as head coach in an upcoming press conference, where she will outline her vision for the program. The Wildcats will depend on her experience to reinstate success and foster a competitive environment.

Bottom Line

The appointment of Demetria Frank signals a new era for Bethune-Cookman women's basketball, rekindling a strong connection to its past while aiming for future success in the competitive landscape of college basketball.