Gettysburg College Women's Basketball

Davis arrived in Gettysburg following a successful five-year tenure at Eastern University.   Davis guided the womens hoops program at Eastern, where he posted a record of 79-52 and twice was named Freedom Conference Coach of the Year (2012, 2015). In 2014-15, Davis guided the Eagles to a school-record 22 wins and the programs first-ever trip to the NCAA Division III Championship. Eastern defeated unbeaten and No. 1 FDU-Florham 88-87 in overtime during the regular season and capped the season ranked 24th in the D3hoops.com poll. Davis was named the Atlantic Region Coach of the Year by D3hoops for his efforts.   Davis coached 11 all-conference performers, five all-region selections, and three All-America selections during his time as the head womens basketball coach at Eastern. The Eagles won at least 14 games in four of his five seasons at the helm, equaling the number of 14-win seasons in the programs first four decades prior to his arrival.   In addition to his basketball duties, Davis served as the first head coach of the womens golf program from 2011-13. In 2013, he was named the Middle Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year.   In 2013, Davis was named Director of Athletics and Athletic Development. As AD, he oversaw 16 intercollegiate athletic programs, managed the athletics budget, and coordinated all team schedules. He also worked closely with the Development and Alumni Offices in fundraising for athletics.   Prior to Eastern, Davis was the assistant mens basketball coach at the University of South Carolina Aiken from 2005-10. He was also an assistant coach at Mansfield University from 2000-05.   Davis is a 1999 graduate of Mansfield where he played football and earned a degree in business administration. He went on to gain a masters in education from Mansfield. Davis was also a member of the United States Marine Corps prior to attending college. Nate Davis 

Boreman arrives in Gettysburg after spending the last five years at Eastern where she competed in both basketball and golf before becoming an assistant basketball coach last season. As a basketball player, Boreman appeared in 106 games and averaged 4.9 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. She served as team captain under current Gettysburg head coach Nate Davis in 2014-15 when Eastern set a program record for wins (22) and reached the NCAA Division III Championship for the first time in program history. She was a four-time member of the Academic All-Middle Atlantic Conference Team and she was named to the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team in 2015.   Boreman was a three-time All-Middle Atlantic Conference selection on the golf course, including first-team honors in 2013 and 2015. She placed second at the conference championship in 2013 as the Eagles claimed the first of back-to-back team titles. Boreman was a four-time academic selection in the MAC and was the teams MVP twice.   "Kaleigh brings a strong work ethic, high integrity, phenomenal leadership abilities, and great knowledge of the game, said Davis. As a former player of mine and a three-year captain, Kaleigh understands the players perspective but also has a great understanding of the team culture, program expectations, and the goals we have for the future.   After graduating from Eastern with a degree in marketing and management, Boreman joined the basketball staff as a graduate assistant. She helped lead the team to a 12-13 overall record in her one year as an assistant coach.   Kaleigh Boreman