Mark Campbell, the head coach of the Texas Christian University women’s basketball program, has received a contract extension through 2030 after leading the team to new heights in his second season. Under Campbell’s guidance, TCU secured its first Big 12 regular-season title and won the conference tournament. The team, with a 31-3 record, is a 2 seed in the Birmingham 3 regional of the NCAA tournament.
Campbell, who previously coached at Sacramento State, has been praised for his success in utilizing the NCAA transfer portal to bring in key players like Hailey Van Lith, who became TCU’s first Big 12 Player of the Year. The team also achieved a significant win over Notre Dame and broke a longstanding losing streak against Baylor.
The success of the Horned Frogs has garnered praise from TCU administration and fans, with Athletic Director Mike Buddie commending Campbell for elevating the program to new heights. Campbell, originally from Washington, has made a significant impact on the team in just two seasons, transforming them into a competitive force in women’s college basketball.
Looking ahead, TCU is set to face Fairleigh Dickinson in the NCAA tournament, with the winner advancing to play either Louisville or Nebraska. Campbell’s leadership and strategic approach have not only led to on-court success but have also raised the profile of women’s basketball at TCU and in the Fort Worth community.
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