"I would like to thank the Bowling Green community for wrapping their arms around my family and the BGSU women's basketball squad for giving their best, every day. "It is an honor to return home to East Lansing to join the Spartan community. "My family and I are so grateful for this new journey," said Fralick. The Falcons made a historic run in 2022-23, advancing to the WNIT Fab 4, before falling in the semifinals. This season, Fralick led BGSU to a 31-7 record, matching the school and Mid-American Conference records for most wins in a single season. I'm excited to watch Robyn and her team compete at the Big Ten and national level as the program continues to grow."įralick comes to MSU after directing the Bowling Green program the last five seasons, guiding the Falcons to an 88-73 record (including 69-31 over the last three seasons) and three postseason appearances. "Michigan State women's basketball is a program with a strong foundation both within our department and our community. That became evidently clear throughout this process during conversations with individuals throughout the women's basketball community. "Although she grew up in our community and we couldn't be more excited to bring her home, it's important to note that she's respected nationally.
Beyond that, Robyn possesses the ability to connect individually with student-athletes in order to maximize their abilities, while also bringing everyone together to create team success. "Her resume speaks for itself, both in the historic success and championships she captured at Ashland and the job she did turning around the program at Bowling Green, not only capturing a championship but also creating an expectation of postseason success. "This is a great day for Spartan women's basketball as we welcome Robyn Fralick to our Spartan Family," said Haller. She will be formally introduced at a press conference next week. Bringing with her a proven track record of success and program building, Robyn Fralick was announced as Michigan State's new women's basketball head coach on Friday by MSU Vice President and Director of Athletics Alan Haller.įralick becomes the sixth coach in Spartan women's basketball history. Gallery: (4-4-2023) Robyn Fralick Press ConferenceĮAST LANSING, Mich.
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