University of Dayton Women's Basketball

University of Dayton women's basketball head coach Tamika Williams-Jeter was proud to announce the addition of Bryce Agler to the staff as an assistant coach in the 2022-23 season. He has now been with the Flyers for four seasons.  "I am ecstatic to have Bryce on our staff," said Coach Williams-Jeter. "I've known his family since 2002. He's an Ohio native, born and raised. He knows the landscape of the state when it comes to girls basketball and the history behind a storied program like the University of Dayton. What makes Bryce special is he has coached at Division I mid-major and Power 5, and in the WNBA. He has what we need at this level to win. No matter where you go, you want a staff that can prepare people for the next level if they choose. We want that option here for every kid to be trained like a pro. I am super excited to have Bryce on staff to help grow our young women every day, both on and off the court." "I am so thankful to Coach Williams-Jeter and Dayton Athletics for the great opportunity to return to my home state and to be part of such a fantastic basketball program," said Agler. "Dayton Women's Basketball has both a storied history and great current momentum. I'm excited to be part of taking the program to the next level. Go Flyers!" Agler joins Flyer nation after spending the 2021-22 season at Pitt where he served as the Director of Video and Player Performance for the Panthers. His focus of identifying and producing collegiate talent that is transferrable to the professional level is a mission he brings to Dayton. Agler brings five years of WNBA experience as an assistant coach and player development coach in the professional ranks with both the Dallas Wings and Los Angeles Sparks. He was a part of two WNBA Finals appearances and a 2016 WNBA Championship with the Sparks. He served on the staff under his father, head coach Brian Agler, who is now the Director of Athletics at Wittenberg. Before taking the leap to the pros, Agler spent time on the staff at Southern Methodist University in 2017-18 as the video coordinator for the women's program. With the Mustangs, he created and assisted in all video and scouting reports for opponents, helped with in-game preparations and in-game decisions while also designing an offseason video workout program for incoming players.   Agler started his collegiate coaching career at Eastern Illinois University in 2014, serving as assistant coach, recruiting coordinator, and video coordinator. He was there for two seasons, 2014-16. A graduate of nearby Wittenberg University, Coach Williams-Jeter's most recent coaching stop, Agler received his Bachelor of Arts degree in communications with a minor in sport management in 2014. While there, he was a student coach with the men's program.  

Brittany Parker joined the University of Dayton women’s basketball staff as an assistant coach in April 2026, bringing over a decade of elite Division I coaching experience and a proven track record of championship success.   Coaching Experience Parker arrives at Dayton following a successful tenure at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), where she served as an assistant coach since May 2022. Helping the Rams to their first WBIT apperance in 2024. Prior to her time with the Rams, she spent three seasons at Marist College, helping lead the Red Foxes to back-to-back MAAC Regular Season Championships (2020, 2021) and a MAAC Tournament Championship in 2021, which resulted in an NCAA Tournament berth. Her extensive coaching resume includes stops at several prominent programs across the country: College of Charleston: Focused on guard development and coached three all-conference selections. Western Kentucky University: Assisted the Hilltoppers in capturing both the C-USA Regular Season and Tournament Championships in 2017. Morehead State & Niagara: Served as a key recruiter and tactical assistant. Fayetteville State (Division II): Helped secure the 2010 CIAA Championship and an NCAA Division II Tournament bid.   Background & Education A veteran of the sidelines, Parker’s coaching philosophy is rooted in her experience as a student-athlete at Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh, N.C., where she was a four-year letter winner. Over her career, she has developed a reputation for elite player development and a keen ability to navigate the postseason, having contributed to multiple conference titles and NCAA appearances at various levels.    

The University of Dayton women's basketball program and head coach Tamika Williams-Jeter announced the addition of Trendale Perkins to the staff as video coordinator in the 2022-23 season. He has now been apart of the Flyers for four seasons.  "Trendale is my right-hand man," said Coach Williams-Jeter. "Since I first started my journey at Wittenberg, he took a chance on a new head coach. He came over from his job that he had for 17 years to be a Division III assistant coach. He is a loyal person, a family man, and loves the game of basketball. He was part of my initial journey and he bet on me, and you never forget a person like that. I think Flyer nation is going to love having someone like this on our side." "It's such a blessing to have an opportunity to be a part of the Dayton women's program," said Perkins. "I grew up right around the corner and I played most of my Dayton Public Schools city league games in the arena. I love Coach Meek and her family, and I learned so much as her assistant coach last year. I could not turn down the opportunity to help her build the Dayton program in whatever capacity she needs me." Perkins joins the Flyers after serving under Coach Williams-Jeter last year at Wittenberg. Prior to that, he spent seven seasons and three as the head coach at Sinclair Community College. He led his team to the 2019 OCCAC Conference Championship and qualified for the Division II NJCAA national tournament. Perkins guided the team to a No. 6 ranking nationally and coached two-time All-American Amanda Schroeder. Perkins, a native Dayton, Ohio graduated from Patterson Career Center. He was a three-year varsity football and basketball player while attending Patterson and helped lead the team to the sectional and district finals in both his sophomore and senior years. He earned All-City, All-Area, and All Southwest District honors as he helped lead the team in rebounds. Perkins was a four-year collegiate football player at Division I MAC School, Ohio University. He started outside linebacker for two years and played an integral part on the 2000 Bobcat team, which was ranked as a Top 30 defensive unit in the country. Perkins earned his Bachelors of Science degree in Health Services Administration with a Business Administration minor from Ohio University in 2002. Perkins and his wife, Dianne, have three children, Jazmon, Myles and Trinity.

Tari Cummings-Baker joined the Dayton Flyer staff as Chief of Staff in June 2025, following a four-year tenure as Associate Coach and Recruiting Coordinator for the Baylor Bears. While at Baylor, she enjoyed four NCAA Tournament bids, including one Sweet 16 appearance. Coach Cumming-Baker was an integral part of their Big 12 championship in their first year and a runner-up championship year in the 2024-2025 season. Cummings-Baker arrived in Waco after a head-coaching post at Arkansas-Fort Smith and was previously a college assistant at Cincinnati, Houston, Arkansas, Tulsa and UAFS. Cummings-Baker primarily worked with the forwards and served as Baylor's recruiting coordinator. During the 2022-23 season, Cummings-Baker mentored a pair of Big 12 All-Freshman Team selections in Bella Fontleroy and Darianna Littlepage-Buggs, as well as Caitlin Bickle, who earned an all-conference selection for the first time in her five-year career. Additionally, Littlepage-Buggs was voted the unanimous 2023 Big 12 Freshman of the Year, becoming just the fourth Bear in program history to earn the distinction. In her first year at Baylor, Cummings-Baker worked with a pair of future top-10 WNBA Draft picks, NaLyssa Smith and Queen Egbo. The first recruiting class came in at No. 9 in the nation, according to ESPN's HoopGurlz. Prior to a three-year head-coaching stint at UAFS, Cummings-Baker was an assistant at  Tulsa for the 2017-18 season, she spent six seasons at Arkansas from 2011-2017, two  at Houston from 2009-11, two at Cincinnati from 2007-09 and four seasons at UAFS as  an assistant from 2003-07. Overall, Cummings-Baker has been in the coaching profession at the college level for 24 seasons. Her Arkansas teams reached the NCAA Tournament Second Round twice, and Houston reached the NCAA Tournament in 2011. At Arkansas and Houston, she served as the recruiting coordinator for the respective programs, and at Arkansas, Cummings-Baker signed four ESPNW Hoopgurlz Top 100 recruits. Cummings-Baker played two seasons at UAFS when the program was a two-year school, finishing with 1,262 career points during that time. She was named an All American in 1999 by the NJCAA. She transferred to Oklahoma State, where she was an All-Big 12 performer during the 2001-02 season, averaging 13.1 points per game and leading the Cowgirls in rebounding with 6.9 per contest. She earned an associate's degree from UAFS in 1999 and graduated from Oklahoma State in 2003 with a degree in sociology. Cummings-Baker is married to Dr. J.C. Baker and has two daughters, Tiya Douglas and Joy Baker.

Began at Dayton: July, 2024 Job Responsibilities: Programs and implements strength, conditioning, performance, and nutrition plans for the women's basketball, men's golf, and women's golf teams.  Past Experience: Minnesota Timberwolves, University of Minnesota, United States Air Force Academy, Michigan State University.  Education. Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology - Michigan State University Masters of Education, Sport and Exercise Science - University of Minnesota. Certifications: Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) USA Weightlifting Level 1. Reflexive Performance Reset (RPR) Level 1.  Personal: Currently residing in Moraine with his dog, Cedar.   

The University of Dayton women's basketball team and head coach Tamika Williams-Jeter announced the addition of Christina Bacon to the staff in the 2022-23 season. She has now been with the Flyers for four seasons.  "If being a basketball coach is the heart beat of a program, then being the director of basketball operations is the brain," said Coach Williams-Jeter. "They keep the boat moving forward and I really feel that Christina is that for us. At the University of North Florida, she did everything from camps, clinics, to filming practice and handling all travel operations. She had great references in Holly Warlick and Amanda Butler at Clemson along with many other people that are very prestigious in our business. Christina has spent most of her life, all of her professional life in the state of Florida so coming up here to Ohio was something out of her normal comfort zone. But she really believes in what we have from the administration standpoint and the support that we get in how we want to impact young people and really bought into it. She's betting the house on the University of Dayton basketball. We love her and are excited to have her." "It only took one conversation with Coach Meek to know that I wanted to be led by her," said Bacon. "The people make the place and I am excited to not only be a part of the family we create as a staff with this team, but also the Dayton community as a whole. I've heard nothing but great things about being a Flyer." Bacon comes to Dayton after spending the last four seasons at the University of North Florida. Prior to joining the Ospreys, she was part of the 2018 SEC Women's Basketball Leadership Team and worked as an athletic director for Girls Place which is a non-profit organization in Gainesville, Fla. She was tasked with managing and supervising five sports during the school year, while also overseeing sports clinics throughout the summer. Bacon had a hand in fostering sponsorships and community partnerships in her role with Girls Place. In addition to Girls Place, Bacon had a seven-year role with the University of Florida. Most recently, she assisted the communications department, serving as a game manager for the team for two seasons. Before her time as a manager, Bacon was part of the Gators team for seven years that saw her contribute to the overall success of the program. She served as a Video Coordinator Assistant, an Equipment Manager and most recently a Graduate Assistant. A few of her responsibilities included the management of travel, recruit visits, game operations and team equipment. Bacon is a two-time graduate of Florida with a bachelor's of science in anthropology in 2014 and a master's in recreation management in 2016.