University of Georgia Women's Basketball

Women's BasketballSkip AdGregg, AmberGregg, AmberGuzzardo, AylaHerboth, MeganLee, Jr. , KennethPatton, BriannaPayne, JustinRobertson, RonnekaRucci, JoshStelzer, Hanna

Women's BasketballSkip AdPatton, BriannaGregg, AmberGuzzardo, AylaHerboth, MeganLee, Jr. , KennethPatton, BriannaPayne, JustinRobertson, RonnekaRucci, JoshStelzer, Hanna

Hanna Stelzer is in her first season as the athletic trainer for the Georgia women’s basketball program. Stelzer entered her current role after serving as the assistant athletic director for sports medicine at Houston Christian University since 2013. During her time in Houston, she was the primary healthcare administrator for approximately 350 student-athletes and the athletic trainer for the HCU women’s basketball team. Among her many roles at HCU, Stelzer provided temporary coverage at for numerous teams, including men’s basketball, football, beach volleyball, indoor volleyball, track and field, baseball, softball, and men’s and women’s soccer. She served as the hiring manager and supervisor for seven full-time athletic trainers and one graduate assistant and also collaborated on renewal plans of the athletics insurance program and multi-year hospital partnership contract. Stelzer served in roles as assistant athletic trainer from 2013-19 and associate head athletic trainer from 2019-22 before being promoted to assistant athletic director. A graduate of Concordia University Chicago, Stelzer earned her master’s degree in athletic training from Texas Tech Health Sciences Center, where she completed her clinical rotations. In addition to being a certified athletic trainer, Stelzer has earned certifications in dry needling, BFR, American Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid and mental health first aid. Stelzer is a member of the Athletics Healthcare Administration Association, the Natio

Josh Rucci joined the UGA strength and conditioning staff in January 2006 and has coordinated those efforts for Lady Bulldog Basketball since 2009.  Jos...

Kenneth Lee. Jr., was announced as Georgia's associate head coach/defensive coordinator on April 14, 2026. Lee comes to Georgia from McNeese State, where he worked with head coach Ayla Guzzardo. Lee helped engineer the best single-season turnaround in women’s college basketball last season as McNeese State won a school-record 29 games. He followed Guzzardo to McNeese State from Southeastern Louisiana, where he helped the program earn four-straight winning seasons, two regular season conference championships, a tournament title and a NCAA Tournament berth. Prior to his time at Southeastern, Lee spent the 2015-16 season as the head girls’ coach at Brusly High School in Hammond, La., and spent two years as an assistant coach at Ponchatoula High School.

Megan Herboth was named Executive Assistant for the Georgia women’s basketball program on June 13, 2022. Prior to Georgia, Herboth worked in the communications office at UCF, where she had a hand in nearly every sport during her eight years in Orlando. She was part of the Knights’ unprecedented run in women’s basketball. The team set the school record for most wins in a season, won the American Athletic Conference regular season and tournament titles and garnered its highest-ever NCAA tournament seeding. The Knights earned postseason bids during each of the last six years. Herboth was named a 2022 Greater Orlando Sports Commission SPORTYS Award finalist for Best in Communications and Public Relations. She was also tabbed the American Volleyball Coaches Association Southeast Region Division SID of the Year in 2015. She led publicity efforts for American Conference Coach of the Year Katie Abrahamson-Henderson, Conference and Defensive Player of the Year Diamond Battles and numerous other All-AAC accolades. Herboth joined the UCF Athletics staff in July 2014 and was promoted in July 2016 to associate director of communications. She served as the primary communications contact for women's basketball, rowing, cross country and track and field and previously worked with volleyball, women's soccer, softball and men's tennis. Prior to joining UCF, Herboth spent two years in the sports information office at Whitworth University in Spokane, Wash. She served as the primary contact for v

Ronneka Robertson was named an assistant coach for Georgia women's basketball on April 14, 2026, after coaching alongside Ayla Guzzardo at McNeese State. Rob...