Lawrence University Women's Basketball

Riley Woldt took the reins of the Lawrence University women's basketball program in 2018, and he has returned the Vikings to a place of prominence in the Midwest Conference. Under Woldt's leadership, the Vikings made back-to-back appearances in the Midwest Conference Tournament in 2024 and 2025 while compiling a sterling record. Lawrence has posted a 33-19 record over the past two seasons, and that includes a 21-11 mark in conference play. With six seasons under his belt, Woldt ranks second to only Hall of Fame Lawrence coach Amy Proctor with 62 victories. Woldt began his college coaching career at Lawrence when he served as an assistant under Proctor from 2005-07. During that stretch, Lawrence compiled a 32-16 record and qualified for the MWC Tournament in both seasons. Woldt spent 10 seasons at St. Norbert College under legendary coach Connie Tilley. During that time, Woldt was a key component in seven MWC championships and seven NCAA Division III Tournament berths. St. Norbert compiled a 206-51 record during Woldt's tenure. Woldt, who received a Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Coaching Staff of the Year award during his time at St. Norbert, has assisted in the development of one All-American, two D3hoops.com all-region selections and 27 all-conference performers. While working at St. Norbert, the Green Knights have finished in the top 20 in all of NCAA Division III for scoring defense, field goal percentage, assists per game and assist-to-turnover ratio.  Woldt, who served as the head girls' basketball coach at Green Bay Southwest High School from 1995-2005, earned a bachelor's degree in human development from UW-Green Bay in 1997. He also earned bachelor's degrees in special education and physical education and health from UW-Oshkosh. He received his master's degree in educational technology from Marian University in 2011.

Spenser Hogg joined the Lawrence coaching staff in 2024 and serves as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the Vikings. A native of Winchester, Indiana, Hogg helped the Vikings to an 18-8 record and a second consecutive berth in the Midwest Conference Tournament during his first season with the team. Hogg came to Lawrence from Utah State University, where he spent the 2023-24 season as an assistant coach and director of video and analytics for the women's basketball team.  A 2022 graduate of Texas Christian University, Hogg earned a bachelor's degree in kinesiology and movement science with an emphasis in pre-physical therapy. While a student at TCU, Hogg served as a women's basketball team manager and member of the Frog Squad, which aided the team with on-court preparation. After his graduation from TCU, Hogg spent the 2022-23 season as a graduate assistant for the Horned Frogs women's basketball team.  Hogg is a 2018 graduate of Park Tudor High School where he was a basketball standout for the Panthers.

Bri Hauge joined the Lawrence University staff in 2018 and has an extensive coaching history with head coach Riley Woldt. A native of New Glarus, Wisconsin, Hauge and Woldt were assistant coaches together for six seasons at St. Norbert College before both made the move to Lawrence. During Hauge's time as an assistant coach at St. Norbert, the Green Knights won five Midwest Conference championships. Hauge has played a critical role in the resurgence of Lawrence's program. Over the past two seasons, Lawrence has compiled a 33-19 record, including a 21-11 mark in Midwest Conference play, and qualified for the MWC Tournament in both seasons. Hauge was a player for St. Norbert before her career was derailed by injury. The Green Knights won three Midwest Conference titles during Hauge's playing career as they swept the titles in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Hauge served as a student assistant coach in 2010-11 and St. Norbert claimed another Midwest Conference title that season. After graduating from St. Norbert in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in business administration, Hauge remained on the coaching staff and helped the Green Knights to league championships in 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2016. The Green Knights went 18-0 in the Midwest Conference in 2015-16, and Hauge was part of the group that was named Assistant Staff of the Year by the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association. A standout athlete at New Glarus High School, Hauge won four letters in basketball. She earned All-Six Rivers East Conference second-team and first-team honors as a sophomore and junior, respectively. New Glarus moved to the Capitol South Conference for Hauge's senior season and she was a a first-team all-conference pick and the conference Player of the Year. Hauge also led her team to the conference championship. A 1,000-point scorer, Hauge was chosen as a Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association All-Star and earned honorable mention on the Associated Press All-State Team. Hauge also played soccer for Sugar River and won four letters. An All-Capitol Area Conference selection all four years, Hauge earned first-team honors for the final three seasons of her career. Her team won the 2004 and 2005 Capitol Area Conference titles and earned a berth in the 2004 WIAA State Tournament. Hauge is a commercial insurance account manager and commercial lines team lead at Ansay and Associates in De Pere, Wisconsin.