Rollins College Women's Basketball

Glenn Wilkes Jr. is the winningest coach in Sunshine State Conference history with 13 regular season titles and eight SSC Tournament Championships. His career wins rank him as the third-most victorious among active Division II coaches and fourth all-time, with a .720 winning percentage ranking 25th among active NCAA II coaches. A nine-time SSC Coach of the Year, he was named Division II WBCA National Coach of the Year after the 2005-06 season and honored as the SSC Silver Anniversary Top Coach in 2007. Under Wilkes' tenure since 1986, Rollins has earned 15 NCAA Tournament trips, won 20+ games in 24 seasons, and in 2012 won the South Region Tournament before advancing to the Final Four. He has coached six All-America honorees and four SSC Players of the Year. Wilkes led the Tars to a 21-6 record in his first season and followed with consecutive SSC titles. Highlights include a 26-0 undefeated season in 2005-06 and the historic 2011-12 campaign with a 28-6 record and Elite Eight appearance. Son of Stetson Hall of Famer Glenn Wilkes Sr., he was a four-year letterman and starter at Stetson before serving as a student assistant and working in business before returning to coaching. He is married to former Rollins All-American Kim Tayrien and has two sons.

Caroline Swartz joins the Rollins women's basketball coaching staff in 2025 after a four-year playing career with the Tars, where she made history as the program's first three-year team captain. She appeared in 73 games from 2021–2025, totaling 89 points, 72 rebounds, 62 assists, and 21 steals, while earning Sunshine State Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll recognition each season. A steady contributor on the court, Swartz set career highs of 28 minutes, seven rebounds, and four assists during her senior campaign, with her career-best eight points coming as a freshman. She also had the distinction of playing under legendary head coach Glenn Wilkes Jr. during his 750th career win. Now serving as a graduate assistant, Swartz is heavily involved in player development and recruiting, while also coordinating strength and conditioning, managing team operations, and overseeing the program's social media presence. A 2025 Rollins graduate with a degree in psychology, she is currently pursuing her MBA at the Crummer Graduate School of Business, with graduation set for May 2026.