Knoxville, TN – In a groundbreaking achievement that cements her legacy in women’s college basketball, Tennessee Volunteers head coach Kim Caldwell has been named the Associated Press Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year for an unprecedented third consecutive season. This historic honor places Caldwell among the sport’s elite, highlighting her transformative impact on the Lady Vols program and her consistency at the highest level of competition.
Since taking the helm at Tennessee, Caldwell has revitalized the storied program with a dynamic, fast-paced style of play and a relentless commitment to player development. Under her leadership, the Lady Vols have not only returned to national prominence but have consistently competed deep into the NCAA Tournament. Her ability to recruit top talent, foster team chemistry, and outmaneuver elite competition has earned her widespread respect across the basketball community.
This third consecutive AP Coach of the Year award is a testament to Caldwell’s vision, work ethic, and the culture of excellence she has instilled in Knoxville. As the Lady Vols continue to rise under her guidance, Caldwell’s legacy as a trailblazer in women’s sports grows ever stronger, inspiring a new generation of athletes and coaches across the country.
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