Norfolk State women's basketball welcomes Mike Moses as an assistant coach, appointed by head coach Jermaine Woods. Moses previously served at UNC Asheville, where he was key in recruiting and player development. His extensive coaching experience spans multiple programs, including a successful stint at St. Paul's High School, where he led the team to significant achievements. Coach Woods emphasizes Moses’s valuable skills in relationship-building and commitment to excellence as a strong addition to the Spartans' staff.

By the Numbers
  • Norfolk State finished the 2025-26 season with an 18-15 record.
  • The Spartans achieved their fifth consecutive MEAC championship game appearance and a second WNIT berth.
State of Play
  • Moses brings experience in developing collegiate players and managing recruitment processes.
  • The Spartans are looking to build on their recent success and enhance their program’s competitive edge.
What's Next

Under Moses's guidance, Norfolk State aims to strengthen their player development strategies and recruitment efforts. The upcoming season will test how his experience translates into on-court performance improvements.

Bottom Line

Mike Moses's hiring signals Norfolk State's commitment to enhancing its women's basketball program through experienced coaching and player development, essential for maintaining their competitive stature in the MEAC.