Liberty Del Rosario joined the Stetson women's basketball coaching staff in July of 2022.
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, is a graduate of Notre Dame College in South Euclid, Ohio, where she was a two-year letter winner. She began her playing career at Columbus State Community College
Del Rosario served last season as an assistant coach at Barry University in Miami Shores, helping guide the Bucs to a 16-10 record and the semifinals of the Sunshine State Conference Tournament.
“I’ve known Liberty for a long time,” Bria said. “She is an incredible person to have on our staff. Her recruiting experience and knowledge will be a tremendous asset to our program. “
An experienced and seasoned professional at many levels of collegiate coaching, Del Rosario has appeared in four NCAA Division I national tournaments plus the WNIT, NAIA and Division II tournaments. In addition to team accomplishments, Del Rosario has also assisted in tremendous individual development for her athletes, highlighted by the five league player-of-the-year awards her pupils have claimed across the seven different conferences in which she has coached.
Prior to Barry, Del Rosario was an assistant coach at East Tennessee State (2020-21), where she helped mentor Jakhya Davis and Carlyse Hooks, members of the Southern Conference All-Rookie Team. Prior to ESTU, she was the WBCA Division II National Assistant Coach of the Year at Virginia Union (2018-19), where she helped lead the Panthers to the CIAA regular season and tournament titles, before making a deep run in the NCAA Tournament.
Other stops in her coaching career have included Agnes Scott College (2020-21), Niagara University (2015-18), Winthrop University (2012-15), Eastern Michigan University (2011-12), Morgan State University (2010-11), Cleveland State University (2006-10) and her alma mater, Notre Dame College (2002-06).
Del Rosario graduated from Notre Dame College with a bachelor's degree in psychology in 2002 and later earned a master's degree in education with a specialization in sports management from Cleveland State in 2005. She is a 15-year member of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association and nine-year member of the Asian Coaches Association.
