Record

• Career: 440-443 (30 seasons)
• Stetson: 287-230 (17 seasons)

Education

• B.A., Health and Physical Education, University of Charleston (1990)
• M.A., Physical Education, Marshall University (1992)

Coaching Experience

• Graduate Assistant, Marshall University (1990-92)
• Assistant Coach, Radford University (1992-93)
• Head Coach, Texas Woman's University (1993-96)
• Head Coach, UCF (1996-99)
• Head Coach, Ohio University (1999-2006)
• Assistant Coach, West Virginia University (2006-07)
• Assistant Coach, University of Miami (FL) (2007-08)
• Head Coach, Stetson University (2008-Present)

Honors & Accomplishments                                

• Three-time ASUN Conference Tournament Champion (1999, 2011, 2013)
• Two-time ASUN Regular Season Champion (1998-99, 2016-17)
• Three-time ASUN Coach of the Year (1999, 2017, 2024)
• Three-time NCAA participant (1999, 2011, 2013)
• Six-time WNIT participant (2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2024)
• Three-time WBI Participant (2016, 2018, 2021)
• Chair of the NCAA Division I Rules Committee (2020-Present)
• Member, University of Charleston Sports Hall of Fame
• Judy Sweet Award Winner (2013)
• Winningest coach in Stetson WBB history 
• Set new school record for wins in a season three times
• School-record 16 ASUN wins (2013-14)
• School-record 16 straight victories (2013-14)
• USA Today Coaches Poll Top 25 votes (2016-17)
• Pro Contracts: Brianti Saunders, Ayesha Barkley, Breana Bey, Sasha Sims, Shanasa Sanders, Natasha Graboski, Sharnesha Smith 
• Two ASUN Players of the Year (Victoria McGowan, 2012; Brianti Saunders 2017)
• Two ASUN Freshmans of the Year (Amber Porter, 2014; McKenna Beach, 2016)
• Two ASUN Defensive Players of Year (Amber Porter, 2015; Sarah Sagerer, 2017)
• Two ASUN Newcomers of Year (Breana Bey, 2016, Day’Neshia Banks, 2019)
• ASUN Tournament MVP (Victoria McGowan, 2011)
• First Team All-Conference: 14
• Second Team All Conference: 8
• ASUN All-Freshman Team: 10
• ASUN All-Tournament Team: 11
• ASUN Players of the Week: 41
• ASUN Newcomers of the Week: 32
• ASUN Freshmen of the Week: 14

Lynn Bria Head Coaching Summary 

Years	School	W-L	Pct.	Notes
1993-96	Texas Woman's University	26-54	.325	24 years old (fourth youngest head coach in NCAA)
1996-99	UCF	50-36	.581	ASUN Coach of the Year / NCAA Tournament (1999)
1999-06	Ohio University	77-123	.385
2008-present	Stetson University	287-230	.555	ASUN Conference Champion / NCAA Tournament (2011, 2013) ASUN Regular Season Champions / Coach of the Year (2017) ASUN Coach of the Year / WNIT (2024) Winningest coach in Stetson History
Totals	30 Seasons	440-443	.498

Lynn Bria Year-By-Year Stetson Summary 

Year	School	W-L	Pct.	Notes
2008-09	Stetson	8-22	.267
2009-10	Stetson	6-24	.200
2010-11	Stetson	20-13	.606	ASUN Champion / NCAA
2011-12	Stetson	23-11	.676	WNIT
2012-13	Stetson	24-9	.727	ASUN Champion / NCAA
2013-14	Stetson	27-8	.771	School-Record 27 Wins; WNIT Second Round
2014-15	Stetson	23-8	.742	WNIT
2015-16	Stetson	20-12	.625	WBI Second Round
2016-17	Stetson	26-7	.788	ASUN Regular Season Champion / ASUN Coach of the Year / WNIT
2017-18	Stetson	17-15	.531	WBI
2018-19	Stetson	16-16	.500	WNIT
2019-20	Stetson	12-18	.400
2020-21	Stetson	10-15	.400	WBI 4th Place
2021-22	Stetson	20-12	.625	East Division
2022-23	Stetson	13-20	.394
2023-24	Stetson	17-15	.531	ASUN Coach of the Year / WNIT
2024-25	Stetson	5-5	.500
Totals	17 Seasons	287-230	0.555