Coalinga College introduces women’s basketball program and begins search for head coach

Dr. Carla Tweed, president of Coalinga College
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Coalinga College has announced the creation of a women’s basketball program and is seeking its first head coach. According to the college, this move aims to provide more athletic opportunities for female students and to strengthen ties with local schools and the Coalinga community.

“Women’s Basketball is more than adding a team. It is an investment in equity, opportunity, and pride for the Westside,” said Dr. Carla Tweed, president of Coalinga College. “Our student-athletes excel academically, step into leadership, and bring a competitive spirit that energizes our campus and community.”

The new team will compete in the Central Valley Conference. Scheduled matchups include games against Lemoore College, another institution within the same system. The college plans to announce additional opponents after hiring a head coach.

Dr. Tweed described what qualities are sought in candidates for the coaching position: “We’re seeking a program architect and leader—someone who can recruit, develop players, and set a standard of excellence on and off the court,” she said. “If you’re ready to build something lasting with strong academics, gritty defense, and community connection, we invite you to apply.”



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