Scott Waterman Takes Over as Head Men’s Basketball Coach at New Mexico Highlands
Scott Waterman has been appointed the new head coach for the New Mexico Highlands Cowboys men's basketball program. He previously served as a Special Assistant at the University of New Mexico, where he contributed to a remarkable season that included 26 wins and a trip to the NIT semifinals. Waterman has a strong coaching background, most notably achieving a 96-71 record at the Academy of Art University, where he became the all-time winningest coach and led the team to its first NCAA Tournament appearances.
By the Numbers- Waterman led Academy of Art to a 96-71 record over six seasons.
- His teams recorded school records in scoring, steals, rebounds, and more.
- The Cowboys finished the previous season with a record of 13-19.
- Waterman aims to elevate the team's competitive standards in the RMAC.
Waterman will begin preparations for the upcoming season, focusing on establishing a winning culture and enhancing the Cowboys’ competitive edge in their conference. He is expected to implement his fast-paced style of play and build upon prior successes.
Bottom LineWaterman’s track record of success and strong leadership qualities could revitalize the Cowboys, positioning the team for both immediate improvement and long-term success in the RMAC.
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