The Tucker Center has released its annual analysis of females vs. males holding head coach positions of women’s teams in NCAA Division I. The report, “Head coaches of women’s collegiate teams: A report on select NCAA Division-I institutions, 2019-20,” is authored by Tucker Center director, Nicole M. LaVoi, Ph.D., and doctoral student and Pam Borton Fellow Courtney Boucher, in collaboration with WeCOACH.

The 2019-20 dataset indicates that the percentage of women head coaches in seven select NCAA Division-I conferences went up for the seventh year in a row and is now at 42.3% (up from 41.8% in 2018-19).