Georgia Lady Bulldogs Women's Basketball Coaches
The Georgia Lady Bulldogs coaching staff, led by head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson. Profiles below cover 4 staff members with career records, tenure at University of Georgia and coaching background.
Head Coach
Katie Abrahamson-Henderson
Head Coach
15 years at school
Career Record
346-52
Conf Record
85-78
Oversees recruiting operations and has been instrumental in bringing top-tier talent to the program.
20+ years in collegiate athletics with stops at multiple Power 5 programs.
Assistant Coaches
Kellie Harper
Associate Head Coach
5 years at school
A former player who transitioned to coaching, bringing valuable on-court perspective to player development.
12 years of coaching experience with expertise in scouting and game planning.
Karen Middleton
Assistant Coach
6 years at school
Brings extensive experience from both collegiate and professional basketball, with a strong focus on player development and recruiting.
15+ years of coaching experience at the Division I level.
Tamika Williams-Jeter
Assistant Coach
1 year at school
A proven leader who has built winning cultures at multiple programs, known for tactical acumen and mentorship.
10 years of assistant coaching experience across multiple conferences.
Georgia Lady Bulldogs Coaching Staff FAQs
Common questions about the coaching staff.
Who is the head coach at Georgia Lady Bulldogs?
Katie Abrahamson-Henderson is the head coach of the Georgia Lady Bulldogs women's basketball program, currently in year 15 at University of Georgia.
How large is the Georgia Lady Bulldogs coaching staff?
The listed staff includes the head coach plus 3 other staff members, spanning associate and assistant coaches and basketball operations roles. Each entry shows experience and background.
How is Georgia Lady Bulldogs performing under the current staff?
Georgia Lady Bulldogs is 15-19 overall and 4-12 in sec play this season, playing home games at Stegeman Coliseum. Game-by-game results are on the team schedule page.
What do assistant coaches do in college basketball?
Assistant coaches handle recruiting, scouting and opponent preparation, and lead position-specific skill work. Associate head coaches often take on play-calling or coordinator duties, while directors of basketball operations manage travel, scheduling and compliance rather than on-court coaching.
Where can I find more about the Georgia Lady Bulldogs program?
The team pages cover the 15-19 season schedule, current roster, season statistics and program history dating to 1974.