Morgan Valley

American basketball player and coach
The basics

Quick Facts

IntroAmerican basketball player and coach
PlacesUnited States of America
isAthlete Basketball player
Work fieldSports
Gender
Female
Birth7 April 1981, Colchester, USA
Age43 years
Star signAries
The details

Biography

Morgan Valley is a former American basketball player and current head coach of the Hartford Hawks women's basketball team.

Playing career

High School

A two-time Vermont Miss Basketball selection by the Burlington Free Press, Valley guided Rice Memorial High School to two-straight undefeated seasons and two Division I girls state championships.

College

Valley attended the University of Connecticut and played basketball for Hall of fame coach Geno Auriemma from 2000-2004. As a member of three national championship squads, and the 2001–02 undefeated team, Valley appeared in 108 games.

University of Connecticut statistics

Morgan Valley Statistics at University of Connecticut
YearGFGFGAPCT3FG3FGAPCTFTFTAPCTREBAVGATOBSMINPTSAVG
2000-01293384.3931026.3851214.857561.92225418300883.0
2001-02161943.442720.3501317.765412.6141726207583.6
2002-03342969.420517.2941316.813902.63522516388762.2
2003-04292448.50037.429916.563762.63822719338602.1
Totals108105244.4302570.3574763.7462632.410986185912332822.6

Coaching career

After graduation, Valley spent one season as a student assistant with the Huskies before taking her first full-time coaching position at Holy Cross. After assistant coaching stops at New Hampshire and Towson, Valley had a four year stint as assistant coach under Sharon Dawley at UMass. After an assistant coaching stop at Virginia Tech, Valley joined the coaching staff at Washington where she was part of the Huskies 2016 Final Four run.

From 2017 to 2019, Valley was on staff at Arizona, until April 19, 2019 when she was named the ninth head coach in Hartford history, replacing Kim McNeill, who accepted a similar position at East Carolina.

Head coaching record

SeasonTeamOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
Hartford (America East)
2019–20Hartford1–281–15
Hartford:1–28 (.034)1–15 (.063)
Total:1–28 (.034)

           
           
           
     

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