Jacksonville University's women's basketball team has hired Monterika Warren as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. Head coach Special Jennings emphasized Warren's extensive background, including her experience as a former head coach and player, which is expected to enhance the team's performance. Warren's impressive athletic career includes championships and accolades at Daytona State and Bethune-Cookman, alongside coaching roles at various institutions, including Johnson C. Smith University and Bluefield State.

By the Numbers
  • Warren won two Mid-Florida Conference championships as a player at Daytona State.
  • She contributed to two regular season MEAC titles with Bethune-Cookman.
  • Warren's last team, Bluefield State, achieved a 15-12 record and reached the Quarterfinals of the CIAA Tournament.
State of Play
  • Warren's hiring comes after Jacksonville's historic season, where they captured the ASUN Tournament title and reached the NCAA Tournament.
  • Her diverse coaching experience at various levels strengthens the coaching staff.
What's Next

The Dolphins will look to leverage Warren's experience to build upon last season's achievements, aiming for further success in the upcoming season.

Bottom Line

Monterika Warren's extensive experience and proven leadership as a player and coach are poised to positively impact Jacksonville women's basketball, potentially guiding the team to new heights in their upcoming endeavors.