Framingham State College Women's Basketball

Paschal enters his fourth season as the Head Womens Basketball Coach and Home Events Coordinator. In three seasons on the bench for the Rams, Paschal is the all-time winningest coach in program history with an overall record of 53-28. Including his 14 seasons at Fitchburg, Paschal has a career record if 253-192. The 2015-16 Rams became the winningest team in program history with an overall record of 19-7 and trip to the MASCAC Championship game. In his first season Paschal guided the Rams to a share of the MASCAC Regular Season Title, the first in program history.  After falling in the MASCAC Tournament finals as the three seed, the 2013-14 Rams made just their second appearance in the ECAC Women's Basketball Tournament advancing to the semifinal round. Paschal, who was an assistant coach with the Rams from 1997-99, returns to Framingham State University after spending the past 14 seasons as the head coach at Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) rival Fitchburg State University.  During his tenure with the Falcons, Paschal became the programs all-time winningest coach with 200 victories. He led the program to a MASCAC regular season championship, a MASCAC tournament title, the programs first NCAA Tournament appearance with a second round Paschals 2006-07 Falcon team established several program records including wins (26) and longest winning streak (23) en route to capturing the MASCAC regular season and tournament title and a first round victory in the NCAA Tournament.  In 2007-08 he led the Falcons to a 20-9 mark and the ECAC Tournament finals. A graduate of Bridgewater State University, Paschal currently resides in Holden with his Stephanie and children Abby and Logan.