University of Toledo Women's Basketball

on Social Media Twitter: @coachhannum41 Brandon Hannum joined the University of Toledo strength & conditioning department in March of 2018. Currently the director of sports performance, Hannum will oversee all Olympic sports strength & conditioning. Hannum has also served as the director of strength & conditioning where he was responsible for designing the strength & conditioning programs for women’s basketball, men’s basketball, softball and volleyball programs. Prior to his arrival at Toledo, Hannum was an assistant strength and conditioning for Eastern Kentucky University for two years. He oversaw the strength program for men’s basketball, track and field, softball, men’s golf, while assisting with the Colonel football team. Before becoming a full-time coach at Eastern Kentucky, Hannum spent one year with North Carolina State’s Olympic sport strength and conditioning program as a professional intern. He primarily worked with diving and men’s and women’s golf. He assisted in various roles with all of the other 19 Olympic sports teams, as well. Hannum was a four-year starting punter for the Rockets from 2000-03. He later graduated from Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in sport and leisure leadership studies. He then returned to Toledo and earned his master’s degree in exercise science in 2014. During that time he served as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Rockets. Hannum holds certifications through the Collegiate Strength and Condit

Brandon Norris assumed his position as the head equipment manager at The University of Toledo in 2017. Norris oversees all equipment operations within the Athletic Department, including ordering uniforms, apparel, equipment. He also coordinates equipment budgets and daily needs for the 12 sports that reside in Savage Arena. Norris is a University of Toledo graduate, earning his bachelor’s degree in marketing and professional sales in 2013. He worked as a student manager for the football team in 2009 before becoming a graduate assistant with football equipment staff in 2014. He became a full time employee in the equipment office in 2015 and was named head equipment manager in 2017.

Geoff Lanier was announced as the Toledo women's basketball associate head coach in May 2024. Lanier helped with Toledo’s strong efforts on the defensive end...

Ginny Boggess (BOG-is) was hired as the University of Toledo's head women's basketball coach on April 9, 2024 and is entering her second season leading the R...

Hailey Yohn joined head coach Ginny Boggess' staff as Toledo's assistant coach and recruiting coordinator in May 2025. Yohn brings 10 years of coaching experience to Toledo, most recently spending two years at UNCW. Before her time with the Seahawks, she spent four seasons at Miami (Ohio) after beginning her career with four seasons at High Point. During her time in Wilmington, Yohn helped guide the Seahawks' to a nine-win improvement from 2023-24 to 2024-25, including five more CAA victories. She worked with forward Ali Zelaya, who was the league's Defensive Player of the Year as well as an All-CAA First-Team and CAA All-Defensive selection in 2024-25. Yohn also helped elevate then-freshman Taylor Henderson to CAA All-Rookie status in 2023-24. Yohn helped orchestrate UNCW's improvements on the offensive end, as the Seahawks improved to second in the CAA in three-point percentage (30.4%) and free-throw percentage (72.8%), and third in scoring offense (64.2%). Individually, Zelaya finished second in the CAA in free throw percentage (81.3%) while Jania Hall was fourth (80.7%), and Kate Hollifield led the league in three-point percentage in conference games, shooting 43.5% from beyond the arc. Yohn helped the RedHawks earn six All-MAC awards during her stint at Miami, including three-straight seasons of postseason honors for Peyton Scott. Miami also totaled 20 student-athletes on Academic All-MAC teams during her tenure. Yohn started at High Point as the Director of Basketball O

Sport Responsibilities: Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, Women’s Tennis Jillian Lehman was named Associate Athletic Director of Student-Athlete Experien...

Jonathan Halsey joined the University of Toledo sports medicine staff in July of 2023 as a senior athletic trainer. Halsey currently serves as the primary at...

Kyle Swiergosz joined the Toledo women's basketball staff as a graduate assistant for the 2025-26 season. Swiergosz, a recent graduate of UT, was a student m...

Deputy Athletic Director / Chief Operating Officer / Senior Woman Administrator / Sport Administrator for Football, Women's Basketball, Women's Swimming & Diving, Women's Rowing

Former Toledo Rocket great Sammi Mikonowicz stays at her alma mater as a graduate assistant. Mikonowicz, who holds several UT program records, begins her first season on the sidelines the 2025-26 after finishing her five-year playing career in 2025. She handles duties related to player development, recruiting, day-to-day operations and more in her role. A native of nearby Rossford, Ohio, Mikonowicz was part of a historic run of three-consecutive Mid-American Conference regular-season championships in the 2021-22, 2022-23 and 2023-24 seasons, along with the conference tournament title and an NCAA Tournament victory in 2023. She holds program records for career rebounds (1,110), games played (160) and minutes (5,129), while also ranking eighth in rebounds average (6.9) and 10th in points (1,598). Mikonowicz garnered several MAC awards during her career. She was a Third-Team All-MAC selection in 2023-24, before earning a second-team pick in 2024-25. Mikonowicz also earned MAC All-Tournament Team honors in 2023 and 2025, with Toledo winning the tournament in 2023 and reaching the championship game in 2025. Mikonowicz also embodied the Rockets' academic excellence as a student-athlete, earning three CSC Academic All-District and four Academic All-MAC honors. She made numerous trips to the Dean's and President's Lists. Mikonowicz graduated with a degree in general studies and a concentration in economics in 2025.

Sydney Workman began at Toledo as the Director of Women's Basketball Operations beginning in June 2025. Workman takes on the day-to-day operations including ...