Baronton Terry has been appointed as the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Long Island University, announced by Athletic Director Elliott Charles. Terry transitions from a successful stint as an assistant coach in the men's program, where the team achieved a 24-11 record and clinched an NCAA Tournament spot. He has a rich coaching history, including developing players at Chicago State and multiple state championships at high school levels. His diverse background also includes extensive AAU coaching experience, enhancing the program's competitive edge.

By the Numbers
  • LIU men's basketball: 24-11 record last season, NCAA Tournament berth.
  • LIU women's basketball: 21-11 record last season, conference runner-up.
State of Play
  • Terry's leadership aims to boost the women's basketball program following a strong last season.
  • The women's team finished tied for second in the NEC standings, showcasing potential for growth.
What's Next

With Terry at the helm, the expectation is to leverage his experience to elevate the women's team further in the upcoming season. Recruitment and player development will be key focuses moving forward, as Terry seeks to enhance the program's competitiveness.

Bottom Line

Terry's appointment marks a significant shift for LIU's women's basketball, aiming to replicate the success of the men's program and instill a culture of winning. His extensive experience at various levels positions him well to drive results for the Sharks.