Marshall University Women's Basketball

On April 12, 2024, Marshall Director of Athletics Christian Spears announced that Transylvania University head coach Juli Fulks has agreed to become the 9th head coach in the history of Marshall's Women's Basketball program. Fulks, a National Champion at the Division III level, came to Marshall after being named the 2024 WBCA Division III National Coach of the Year following a 2023-24 season in which Transylvania finished 33-1 and advanced to the NCAA Division III Final Four for the second straight season. "I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to serve Marshall University as the Head Women's Basketball Coach," Fulks said. "I would like to thank President Smith, Christian Spears and their entire leadership team for entrusting me and our future staff in leading the program. We will take immense pride in serving our athletes and mentoring their personal growth as students, leaders and future professionals. Go Herd!" Year one for Fulks in Huntington saw a team peaking at the right time in the season, Marshall won a record four games in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament. Fulks oversaw the league's leading scorer, Aislynn Hayes at 17.7 PPG. Other standout performers included Meredith Maier, who connected on 76 3-point field goals, third most in program history. "You know, no one has a more significant impact on the student-athlete experience than their head coach, so the people we bring to Marshall have to be amazing and have to honor that opportunity," Spears said. "Today

Cassie Lastivka joins Marshall University Women’s Basketball as an Assistant Coach, bringing over a decade of coaching experience across collegiate, high sch...

Mykasa Robinson, an Ashland, Kentucky native, returned to the Tri-State and joined the Thundering Herd staff prior to the 2024-25 season after serving as a graduate assistant for Jeff Walz at the University of Louisville during the 2023-24 season. Under Walz, Robinson worked in skill development for the Cardinals, specializing on the defensive end of the floor, while also serving as a mentor for student-athletes in dealing with responsibilities on the athletic and academic end. As a player, Robinson holds the all-time Louisville record for games played with 162, which came over five seasons. In each of her five seasons, the Cardinals advanced to the Elite Eight and twice they advanced to the Final Four. Robinson was a three-time ACC All-Defensive Team honoree and was named by ESPN's Mechelle Voepel as a Top-12 Defensive Player in the NCAA.

Patrick Herlihy serves as an Assistant Coach for Marshall University Women’s Basketball, bringing a diverse background in coaching, player development, and b...