Brooklyn College Women's Basketball

Megan Campbell, has been named the new Head Coach of Brooklyn College Womens Basketball program. As an assistant coach for the Bulldogs the last two seasons, Campbell helped guide Brooklyn to back-to-back conference titles and the program's first ever NCAA Tournament win in 2022.  Brooklyn would also go undefeated against conference opponents both seasons. She inherits a conference and regional power that has won the CUNYAC Championship and gone on to the NCAA Tournament the last three seasons. Highly decorated as a player at Brooklyn from 2013-2015, the Lackawanna College transfer made an immediate impact, leading the team in scoring, rebounding, and blocked shots as a junior.  She would go on to be named a First Team CUNYAC All-Star, First Team All-ECAC, Second Team All-Met, and Third Team All-Region while helping BC to a Runner-Up finish in the ECAC Championship Tournament.  As a senior, she averaged close to a double-double (14.8 ppg and 9.4 rpg) and would go on to be named a First Team CUNYAC All-Star, First Team All-ECAC, Third Team All-Met, and Third Team All-Region while helping BC to an ECAC Championship Tournament title.  Just as accomplished academically, Campbell would earn Capital One/CoSIDA Academic Third Team All-American accolades. After graduating from Brooklyn, Coach Campbell continued her playing career in Ireland for the Institute of Technology Carlow where she helped the team to a Women's National League Championship in 2017.  While overseas, she also coached the Old Leighlin girls team to an All-Ireland Club championship. In addition to her experience at Brooklyn and in Ireland, Campbell spent the Summer of 2021 on the AAU circuit coaching with Castle Athletics. Campbell earned both her bachelor's in Physical Education and master's in Education from Brooklyn College and is a physical education teacher for the NYC Department of Education.  She has also been an adjunct professor at BC in the SEED department since 2021. 

Announced by Brooklyn College Director of Athletics, Erik Smiles, BC Women's Basketball assistant coach for the past two seasons and Brooklyn alum, Megan Campbell, has been named the program's new Head Coach.  Campbell replaces her former coach, Alex Lang, who recently stepped down after 20 seasons at the helm of the program.  She inherits a conference and regional power that has won the CUNYAC Championship and gone on to the NCAA Tournament the last three seasons.   "The culture and family atmosphere of the Women's Basketball program is so outstanding that we wanted to make sure the next head coach of this program understood it and would continue to embrace it," Smiles would say. "As a former player and current assistant coach, we felt no one had a better understanding of that culture then Megan." An assistant coach for the Bulldogs the last two seasons, Campbell helped guide Brooklyn to back-to-back conference titles and the program's first ever NCAA Tournament win in 2022.  Brooklyn would also go undefeated against conference opponents both seasons.     "Meg was a vital part of our staff these past two seasons, and our players are excited to play for her," said Alex Lang, who recently announced that he would be stepping down as head coach after 20 seasons at the helm.  "Meg is a great person, was a great player and assistant coach, and I am confident she will be a tremendous head coach.  She is a hard worker, loves the game of basketball and is a genuine person, all qualities that will make her an excellent head coach.  This program has become so much more than just a team that has won, but more of an extended family, with so many who take pride in our accomplishments.  The fact that the next head coach is someone who has been both a player and assistant coach, and has the love and admiration of so many within the program.  I am excited for this new chapter for Brooklyn College Women's Basketball and cannot wait to see the team in action next year." Highly decorated as a player at Brooklyn from 2013-2015, the Lackawanna College transfer made an immediate impact, leading the team in scoring, rebounding, and blocked shots as a junior.  She would go on to be named a First Team CUNYAC All-Star, First Team All-ECAC, Second Team All-Met, and Third Team All-Region while helping BC to a Runner-Up finish in the ECAC Championship Tournament.  As a senior, she averaged close to a double-double (14.8 ppg and 9.4 rpg) and would go on to be named a First Team CUNYAC All-Star, First Team All-ECAC, Third Team All-Met, and Third Team All-Region while helping BC to an ECAC Championship Tournament title.  Just as accomplished academically, Campbell would earn Capital One/CoSIDA Academic Third Team All-American accolades.   "Brooklyn College has had a major impact on my life, it is an honor to be named head coach of a program that means so much to me," Campbell would comment on her appointment.  "Alex [Lang] has had a tremendous amount of success over his 20-year career.  He has laid a strong foundation that I look forward to building upon."  After graduating from Brooklyn, Coach Campbell continued her playing career in Ireland for the Institute of Technology Carlow where she helped the team to a Women's National League Championship in 2017.  While overseas, she also coached the Old Leighlin girls team to an All-Ireland Club championship.   In addition to her experience at Brooklyn and in Ireland, Campbell spent the Summer of 2021 on the AAU circuit coaching with Castle Athletics.   "Megan stood out to me not only as someone who has a great grasp of basketball, but understood recruiting to Brooklyn College and has firsthand knowledge of the academic pedigree, strong alumni base and the beautiful campus here at Brooklyn," Smiles would go on to say.  "Her energy, passion, and love for the BC Women's Basketball program and the college as a whole were really evident." Campbell earned both her bachelor's in Physical Education and master's in Education from Brooklyn College and is a physical education teacher for the NYC Department of Education.  She has also been an adjunct professor at BC in the SEED department since 2021.  "I am excited to get to work and help the program to grow!"  Campbell would continue to help the program grow in her first two seasons as a head coach, adding two more CUNYAC championships, extending Brooklyn's overall streak to five consecutive titles.. The 2023-24 season saw the Bulldogs finish as the number one team in the conference for the regular season with a 12-2 conference record. She would coach her first group of all-stars with Alina Estrella being selected to the first team, Ericka James to second team, and Destiny Drummond to the Sportsmanship team. Though the 2024-25 season saw the Bulldogs finish third, Campbell would help put it all together to upset the number two and number one seeds in back-to-back games on their way to the championship. She would coach first team all-star Anna Kitch, second team all-star Alina Estrella, sportsmanship team selection Aleah Rafat and the rookie of the year in Ameea Daniel.

Rocco Sellitto was hired as an Assistant Coach with the Brooklyn College womens basketball team to start the 2019-2020 season. Sellitto brings over 30 years of coaching experience to the Bulldogs. In his first season with the team, Sellitto helped the Bulldogs to an impressive 21-7 record, a CUNYAC Championship and NCAA Tournament berth.  The Bulldogs have won 3 straight CUNY Conference Championships and have been to 3 straight NCAA DIII Championship Tournaments.   Sellitto is heavily involved with scouting and individual work with the team's post players. He is a hard-working recruiter as well and has used his connections in the high school league to benefit Brooklyn's recruiting efforts.   In 2005, he joined the staff at Bishop Kearney High School in Brooklyn. After coaching the JV girls for 4 years, he took over as the Varsity girls coach in 2008. During this time, Sellitto led Bishop Kearney to two CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens championships and six finals appearances.   In both 2012 and 2013, Sellitto was the coach for the City Team in the Metro Classic.   Sellitto was the Director of Redhook Basketball Club for 16 years, coaching both boys and girls. At Redhook, he took pride in teaching discipline and hard work through basketball. Along with coaching, Sellitto spent time as an Advisor on Player and Program Development at Sacred Heart in the early 2000's.   In addition to his work on the court, Sellitto is accomplished off the court as well. He was a presenter at the Womens Basketball Coaches Association on 2 separate occasions. He lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife Irina and his daughter Analisa Luisa.

Fevrine has been a part of the Womens Basketball coaching staff since the 2004-2005 season. Fevrines responsibilities include recruiting, video breakdown, scouting opponents, and assisting in on-court practices and game planning. He also works individually with frontcourt players on conditioning, footwork and post moves.  Fevrine has been a huge part of the team's recent success, which includes five consecutive 20-win seasons.  As an assistant coach he puts in a tremendous amount of time working with the players on individual skills and conditioning. Born in Haiti, Fevrine now resides in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn. He works at his alma mater, William E. Grady in Brooklyn as a crisis intervention counselor. Stanley Fevrine Assistant Coach 5366 Stanley Fevrine has been a part of the Womens Basketball coaching staff since the 2004-2005 season. Fevrines responsibilities include recruiting, video breakdown, scouting opponents, and assisting in on-court practices and game planning. He also works individually with frontcourt players on conditioning, footwork and post moves.  Fevrine has been a huge part of the team's recent success, which includes five consecutive 20-win seasons.  As an assistant coach he puts in a tremendous amount of time working with the players on individual skills and conditioning. Born in Haiti, Fevrine now resides in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn. He works at his alma mater, William E. Grady in Brooklyn as a crisis intervention counselor.

Sideris was named to the women's basketball staff.  Sideris was a four-year member of the Bulldogs from 2005-2009.  She was a starter during her junior and senior seasons, and a captain on the 2008-2009 team that went 19-9 and earned the program's first ever ECAC bid.  Sideris was known on the court for her tenacity and gritty play. As a coach, she brings some of that same flare for the game to the team.  She handles film exchange and works individually with the team's guards. Sideris was named all-conference in tennis as she played in her final season of eligibilty at BC. Sideris' brother, Anthony, was also a standout on at BC in tennis and soccer.