University of Miami Women's Basketball

Anthony was an assistant coach at Florida Atlantic University for three seasons and helped the Owls make the move from the Sun Belt to Conference USA in his second year with the program. In his opening season with the Hurricanes, Anthony helped lead the team to a 24-9 record, good enough to tie for the fifth-most wins in a campaign in program history. Miami also reached the semifinals of the ACC Tournament and appeared in the NCAA Tournament. During his three years at FAU, Anthony primarily worked with the teams guards, and did so with great success. In his final season there, the Owls had one backcourt player named First Team All-Conference USA and another selected to the leagues all-freshman team. Anthony played a key part in the Owls scouting, defensive game planning and academic mentoring, while also handling all of the teams scheduling. A stellar recruiter, Anthony helped FAU sign the second-ranked recruiting class in the conference in 2014, according to Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. In Anthonys second season in Boca Raton, Fla., he aided in guiding the Owls to their second winning season since 2005-06 and their second-most wins during that stretch. Well-connected in South Florida, Anthony was the head coach at Coral Springs Charter School for two years, prior to making the move to FAU in August 2012. He led the Panthers to 20-wins seasons both years and was named the Broward County Athletic Association Coach of the Year in 2012. Anthony directed the Panthers to their first regional and district championships in 2012, as well as their first berth in the Final Four of the state tournament. Four players he coached at Coral Springs Charter School went on to play Division I basketball. Additionally, Anthony has experience coaching AAU basketball in South Florida and won over 80 percent of his games on the sidelines. Seven of his players proceeded to play collegiately in the ACC, SEC or Big 12. Born in Antigua, Anthony moved to Boca Raton at age 12. He played basketball at Olympic Heights High School and then at Palm Beach Atlantic University, where he graduated in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in education.

Gill has over 15 years of womens basketball operations experience, including seven years at both the University of Mississippi and the University of Florida. Gill has also spent time on campus away from athletics, having spent three years in an administrative capacity at Chowan University. A graduate of the Florida, Gill earned a degree in exercise science with an emphasis in sport management. She served as team manager at Florida under former Rebel coach Carol Ross for four years and was head manager her final two seasons. Upon completion of her classes, Gill moved into the director of basketball operations job at her alma mater and stayed with Ross and the Gators for seven more years. A native of McKees Rocks, Pa., Gill is married to Steven Gill. The couple has one son, Riley. 

Hall served as an assistant coach with the Hurricanes from 2007-10 and was a driving force behind the 2008 recruiting class that included Shenise Johnson, Riquna Williams and Sylvia Bullock. The same position was held by Hall during the 2006-07 season, before she moved into her coaching role. Hall acts as the team's liaison between the coaching staff and the academics, compliance and housing departments. Among some of her other duties are season ticket holder relations. Hall came to Miami following a one-year stint as the head girl's basketball coach at R.L. Paschal High School in Fort Worth, Texas, in 2004-05. In addition to the day-to-day coaching duties, Hall also managed the program's budget and marketing activities, and oversaw the team's booster club. She also organized HOOP Group, a youth basketball program in the Fort Worth area. Hall spent six years at Texas Christian University, serving as an assistant coach with the Lady Frogs from 1999-2003 and as the Director of Basketball Operations during the 2003-04 season. As an assistant coach with the Lady Frogs, Hall helped guide TCU to three consecutive NCAA Tournaments while coaching notable players such as Fort Lauderdale, Fla. native and former All-American Sandora Irvin, who was later selected as the third overall pick in the 2005 WNBA Draft. Along with coaching, Hall's responsibilities included recruiting, practice and game preparation efforts, in addition to preparing the team's travel arrangements. A native of Oxnard, Calif., Hall served in the United States Navy from 1986-88. She earned an associate's degree in art from Ventura Junior College in 1991 and went on to earn a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from California State University, Northridge in 1994. Hall added a master's degree in sports administration from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 1996.