Ferris State University's women's basketball program has appointed Maxine Moore as a full-time assistant coach, replacing Mallory McCartney. A Michigan native and former NCAA Division I player, Moore has spent the last year as a video coordinator at Oakland University and previously served as a graduate assistant at the University of Michigan. Under head coach Kurt Westendorp, the Bulldogs aim to leverage Moore's diverse coaching background and passion for developing student-athletes.

By the Numbers
  • Ferris State reached the NCAA Division II Tournament four out of the last five years.
  • Moore has assisted with various roles at the NCAA Division I level, including recruiting and skill development.
State of Play
  • The Bulldogs concluded last season with a tie for a school record of 26 wins.
  • Moore's appointment comes after a successful coaching year where the team reached the national semifinals two seasons ago.
What's Next

Moore aims to enhance the Bulldog's recruiting efforts and develop a championship culture at Ferris State, focusing on both on-court and off-court mentoring of student-athletes.

Bottom Line

Maxine Moore's diverse background and commitment to player development are likely to bolster Ferris State鈥檚 basketball program, which is already on a trajectory of success in NCAA Division II.