Florida Memorial University Women's Basketball

Charmaine Wilson joined the FMU family as head women's basketball coach in Summer 2026. Most recently, Coach Wilson served as the head women's basketball coach at Harris-Stowe State University, where in her first season she improved the program's record from the previous year and led the team to the American Midwest Conference Tournament after a six-year hiatus. Prior to joining Harris-Stowe State, Wilson served as Special Assistant to the Athletic Director at Bethune-Cookman University. Working under Reggie Theus, she gained experience on the administrative side at the NCAA Division I level. Wilson brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in athletics. Prior to her return to Bethune-Cookman in the Spring of 2024, Wilson served 13 seasons at the helm of the women's basketball program at Edward Waters University in Jacksonville, Florida. During her stint with Edward Waters, Wilson compiled 200 wins, and her teams posted nine consecutive winning seasons. Wilson also led the Lady Tigers to three 20-win seasons (2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18). During the 2017-18 season, she guided Edward Waters to a program-best 25-6 overall record, highlighted by a modern-era program record 14-game winning streak, including the program's first appearance in the GCAC Championship Game. The Lady Tigers repeated their GCAC Championship Game appearance in the 2018-19 season on their home floor at the Adams-Jenkins Community Sports & Music Complex and again during the 2020-21 campaign. Wilson led Edward Waters to the program's first Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Women's Basketball Co-Regular Season Championship in 2020-21 and was also selected as the 2020-21 GCAC Women's Basketball Coach of the Year. She came to Edward Waters after spending seven seasons as an assistant coach at Bethune-Cookman University. While at BCU, she was instrumental in rebuilding the Wildcats basketball program, which saw vast improvement during each of her seasons in Daytona Beach. In her role as the first assistant under Vanessa Blair-Lewis (now head coach at George Mason), Wilson assisted in recruiting student-athletes. Prior to her tenure at BCU, Wilson spent three seasons at Allen University in Columbia, South Carolina. She was an assistant coach with the Lady Yellow Jackets from 1999-2001, and in 2001 she was named head coach of the women's basketball program at Allen. During the 2001 season, Wilson made history by becoming the first Allen University basketball coach, men's or women's, to win a tournament game in the Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Basketball Tournament. A native of Hemingway, South Carolina, Wilson is a 1998 graduate of South Carolina State University, earning a bachelor's degree in Family and Consumer Sciences. While at SCSU, Wilson was a three-year letter winner for the Lady Bulldogs basketball team, earning honors such as Best Hustle and Most Improved. Wilson also served as team captain during all three of her seasons. In 2016, Wilson earned her master's degree in Coaching & Athletic Administration from Concordia University Irvine and earned a second master's degree from Concordia University Irvine in 2022.

Kevin Harris joined the FMU family as assistant women's basketball coach in Summer 2026. Harris arrives in Miami after two seasons as an coach at NCAA Division I Norfolk State, three seasons as an assistant coach at NCAA Division II Virginia State, and one season as an assistant coach at NCAA Division 1 North Carolina Wilmington. During the 2025-26 season with UNCW, Harris helped the team to a No. 2 conference ranking in three-point field goal percentage.  During his tenure at Virginia State he assisted with two straight 20-plus win seasons in 2023-24 and 2024-25. In addition to the two 20-plus winning seasons, Harris played a key role in developing four First Team All-CIAA selections, the CIAA Defensive Player of the Year, and two All-CIAA Second Team honorees. During the 2024-25 season, the Trojans posted a record of 23-7, including a 14-2 record in Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Virginia State made the NCAA Atlantic Region Tournament and finished runner-up at the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament.  In 2023-24, the Trojans went 23-5 and reached the semifinals of the CIAA Tournament.  Harris spent two seasons at the NCAA Division I level with Norfolk State's women's basketball program. After serving as director of operations in 2020-21, Harris was elevated to assistant coach for the 2021-22 campaign. As an assistant coach, Harris developed players who earned First Team All-MEAC and Second Team All-MEAC honors. In 2021-22, he helped the Spartans finish 17-12 overall and 11-3 in Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference play. The Spartans reached the conference championship game and earned a berth in the WNIT. Harris began his career as the girls' basketball head coach from 2018-20 at Salem High School in Virginia Beach, Va. He led the Sun Devils to a 29-20 record and two postseason appearances. He coached a pair of first-team all-region players and three all-conference honorees.  In addition to his coaching duties, he served as a special education teacher assistant and an academic counselor for student-athletes.