Greenville University Women's Basketball

Roy Mulholland joined Greenville University in the fall of 1999 as head women's basketball coach. During his tenure at Greenville, Mulholland picked up his 300th, 400th, and 500th career wins.  He also led the program to its first NCCAA national tournaments.  He has chaired the NCCAA women's basketball committee.  In 2025, he will coach his first season of men's and women's golf.He is currently first in Greenville's rankings for wins and tenure as head women's basketball coach with 25 seasons and over 300 wins  Before joining Greenville University, Mulholland coached girl's basketball at Greenville High School for 13 years where he holds the GHS record for career girl's basketball coaching wins with 231.He earned a bachelor's degree from Greenville College in 1986 and a master's degree from the United States Sports Academy.

Kayla Hola enters her first year as an Assistant Women's Basketball Coach at Greenville. Before GU, Hola played four years of basketball at North Central University while she earned her bachelor's degree in sports management with an emphasis in sport coaching. At NCU, she was an all-star post, becoming a two-time NCCAA Honorable Mention and a two-time NCCAA North Region Champion. Hola also became a UMAC Champion in the 2021-22 season and went on to play in the NCAA tournament. Apart from her time at NCU, she has coached in many avenues, including a three-year stint as an assistant coach for Breakthrough Basketball and one year at Twin Cities Takeover. She's also coached at many skills camps, like PGC and Pacesetter Sports. Hola started her own skills training sessions, called Court Craft Vision. Hola is currently pursuing her MAE in Coaching at Greenville University.