On Wednesday, Iowa State women’s basketball announced the promotion of two new assistant coaches to head coach Bill Fennelly’s staff.
Rob Jenkins and Emily Hatfield, both of whom have been with the team and athletic department for several years, are being elevated to these coaching roles for the first time.
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Jenkins, a North Carolina native and University of Wisconsin graduate, joined Iowa State in the summer of 2023 after serving as a graduate assistant at North Carolina for a season, according to his profile on ISU’s website. His role will focus on player development.
Hatfield played basketball at Western Carolina, graduating in 2018 with a degree in health and physical education. She later earned a graduate degree in sports management from Tennessee Tech in 2020. Hatfield joined Iowa State in 2022 after three seasons as the director of basketball operations at Texas Tech. From 2022-24, she served as the Cyclones’ coordinator of video and recruiting operations. Her new role will focus on video scouting, as well as graphic design and creative materials for the program’s recruiting efforts, according to her profile.
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