Concordia University-Saint Paul Women's Basketball

Amanda Johnson enters her 11th season in 2025-26 after officially being named the program's ninth head basketball coach in April, 2016 following a successful stint as interim head coach in the second half of the 2015-16 season. Johnson led the Golden Bears to win the NSIC Regular Season and NSIC Tournament Championships in 2024-25. CSP had a program-best 29-3 overall record and earned the team's first berth in the NCAA Tournament in over a decade. Johnson was also named NSIC Coach of the Year, becoming the second coach in program history to earn the honor. In 2021-22 Johnson became Concordia's third head coach to reach 100 career wins, joining her predecessor Paul Fessler (326-148) along with the first to do it, Jack Surridge (199-124). Johnson is now 170-98 after her 10th season at the helm of the program, and finished the 2024-25 season with her seventh winning-record campaign. One of the top post players in Concordia basketball history, Johnson assumed the interim head coach position during winter break of the 2015-16 season and led the program to a 9-10 record highlighted by a 9-6 finish that included an NSIC Sanford Health Tournament first round victory. In her first full season in 2016-17, Johnson led the team to a fifth place finish in the NSIC and a third place finish in the South Division as the team compiled a record of 19-10 (15-7 NSIC) on the season. The Golden Bears claimed their first NSIC regular season crown under Johnson in 2018-19 as the team rattled off a 1

Gabi Haack joined the Golden Bear coaching staff in 2024-25 after playing at Bradley and overseas in France. She is the older sister of CSP guard, Lydia Haack.  She

Maggie Negaard enters her second season with the Golden Bears in 2025-26. She helped the team win both the NSIC Regular Season and NSIC Tournament Championships

Patrick Swenson enters his second season with the CSP women's basketball program in 2025-26. In his first season as an assistant coach, he helped the Golden Bears