Women’s Basketball Hires Erica Adams As Assistant Coach
UC Davis women's basketball has hired Erica Adams as an assistant coach, aiming to bolster its staffing ahead of the team's move to the Mountain West Conference. Adams, a former collegiate player with experience as a Graduate Assistant, brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong academic background, having graduated from CSUN with a degree in Psychology. Her coaching experience includes guiding Division II Concordia Irvine to the PacWest Conference Championships. Adams expressed enthusiasm about mentoring student-athletes and contributing to the program’s success under head coach Jennifer Gross.
By the Numbers- Adams played 58 minutes in contests against UC Davis while at CSUN.
- She achieved honors such as the 2024 Big West Academic All-Conference Team.
- UC Davis will join the Mountain West Conference in the 2026-27 season.
- Adams’ coaching tenure follows a season with a 14-14 record at Concordia Irvine.
Adams is expected to focus on player development and recruitment as the team prepares for its transition to a more competitive conference landscape. Her experience as a student-athlete will likely enhance the mentorship of current players.
Bottom LineHiring Erica Adams positions UC Davis women's basketball for a successful future in the Mountain West Conference, emphasizing a culture of excellence and mentorship that aligns with the program’s goals.
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