Penn State Brandywine Women's Basketball

Bio Larry Johnson begins his 20th season as Penn State Brandywine women's basketball coach in 2025-26. During his nearly two decades on the Brandywine bench, Johnson has helped the Lions reach new heights, guiding the team to the first five USCAA Tournament berths in program history and its first-ever national tournament victory during the 2009-10 season. The Lions claimed their third USCAA Tournament triumph in 2017-18 after winning the fourth PSUAC championship during Johnson's tenure, while also matching a single-season, program record with 22 wins. Johnson made department history in 2024, becoming Brandywine's first-ever coach to earn 300 victories on Feb. 14 with a 78-67 win at Penn State Schuylkill. A six-time conference coach of the year, Johnson has built Brandywine into a perennial conference contender as his teams claimed the PSUAC South Division title nine times and the East Division in 2019-20 during his tenure, while reaching the league championship game eight times, including PSUAC crowns in 2017-18, 2016-17, 2010-11 and 2006-07. A winner of 305 games during his career, Johnson’s student-athletes have also produced in the classroom, earning 26 USCAA National Academic awards. At least one member of Johnson's teams received USCAA National Academic Team recognition each season since during the campus' USCAA era from 2008-24. Johnson resides in Media, Pa., with his wife, Jessica, and Brandywine’s No. 1 fans, daughter, Makayla, and son, Larry Jr.   Coach Johnson Year-by-Year Year Won Lost Pct. Notables 2024-25 2 23 .080 First season of NCAA Division III 2023-24 15 11 .577 PSUAC Tournament quarterfinals 2022-23 12 14 .462 PSUAC Tournament quarterfinals 2021-22 13 18 .419 PSUAC Tournament quarterfinals 2020-21 -- -- -- Season cancelled by COVID-19 pandemic 2019-20 20 8 .714 PSUAC runner-up; PSUAC East Division champions; 250th career victory 2018-19 18 9 .667 PSUAC Tournament semifinals 2017-18 22 7 .759 PSUAC champions; USCAA Tournament semifinal; PSUAC Coach of the Year; top-10 national ranking 2016-17 22 8 .733 PSUAC champions; USCAA Tournament bid; USCAA Tournament victory; top-10 national ranking 2015-16 18 9 .667 PSUAC Tournament semifinals 2014-15 18 8 .692 PSUAC regular season champions; PSUAC South Division champions; top-10 national ranking 2013-14 19 8 .704 PSUAC Coach of the Year; PSUAC Tournament championship game; PSUAC South Division champions 2012-13 18 10 .643 USCAA Tournament bid; Top-10 national ranking; PSUAC Tournament semifinals; PSUAC South Division champions 2011-12 16 11 .593 PSUAC Tournament championship game; PSUAC South Division champions 2010-11 21 10 .677 PSUAC champions; USCAA Tournament bid; PSUAC South Division champions 2009-10 18 12 .600 USCAA Tournament bid; first-ever USCAA Tournament win; PSUAC Tournament championship game; PSUAC South Division champions 2008-09 15 11 .577 PSUAC Tournament semifinals; PSUAC South Division champions 2007-08 18 9 .667 PSUAC Tournament semifinals; PSUAC South Division champions 2006-07 20 5 .800 PSUAC regular season & tournament champions; PSUAC South Division champions Total 305 191 .615    

Bio Amelia Brooks enters her fourth season as assistant coach at her alma mater in 2025-26. Brooks was a two-year starting forward and four-year member of the Brandywine women's basketball team from 2018-22. A four-time PSUAC All-Academic selection, Brooks earned her degree in communications in 2022.

Bio Kaitlyn Johnson begins her second year as assistant coach for the Penn State Brandywine women's basketball team in 2025-26. Johnson was a four-year member of the Brandywine women's basketball team, competing in 81 games from 2021-24. She earned three academic all-conference honors, while tallying 400 career points.

Bio Lynelle Mosley enters her 12th season as assistant women's basketball coach at Penn State Brandywine in 2025-26. Mosley has helped Brandywine claim 158 victories and two PSUAC championships during her 10 seasons on the bench. Mosley is a graduate of Mansfield University where she was a four-year starter for the Mounties' women's basketball team. A member of the Mansfield Athletics Hall of Fame, Mosley scored more than 1,100 points and was a First Team All-PSAC East point guard. 

Bio Andy Haman enters his second season as an assistant coach at Penn State Brandywine in 2025-26.