Widener Athletics celebrates Women's History Month with a spotlight on the women's basketball team, tracing back to the introduction of women's basketball at Widener and the signing of Title IX in 1972. Led by head coach Alisa Kintner, the team has seen success, notably making their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 1982. Star players Jordan D'Ambrosio and Devan Rimmer have left their mark on Widener's basketball history. The 2023-24 season was a standout year, achieving a record-breaking winning percentage and securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament.

The Big Picture

Highlighting the significance of women's basketball at Widener University and the impact of Title IX on sports programs.

By the Numbers
  • Alisa Kintner's career record at Widener: 324-220 (59.6%)
  • Widener's 2023-24 season record: 24-5 (11-3 MAC Commonwealth)
State of Play
  • Under Alisa Kintner's leadership, Widener women's basketball achieved the best single-season winning percentage in the 2023-24 season.
  • The team made a significant impact by winning the MAC Commonwealth Championship and securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
Bottom Line

Widener Athletics shines a light on the legacy and achievements of women's basketball during Women's History Month, showcasing the team's historic milestones and the individual successes of players like D'Ambrosio and Rimmer.