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Naomi Bronson, who is a 2001 graduate of Morehead State, is in her third season as an assistant on the Bucknell staff. She spent her previous three years as an assistant coach at her alma mater. Along with daily practice organization and individual skill sessions, the Cincinnati, Ohio, native served as the director of scouting and travel coordinator. She was also the academic advisor on the coaching staff and was involved in the recruiting of student-athletes. At Bucknell, Bronson works closely with the Bison guards. She is also involved in scouting, summer camps and clinics, along with fundraising and community outreach. During her three seasons at Morehead State, Bronson coached and developed a pair of First Team All-Ohio Valley Conference players, three more that were second-team selections and a member of the all-freshman squad. Additionally, she coached the NCAA record holder for career free throw percentage (Kandi Brown, 91.5 percent) and Morehead State's career leader in blocked shots. Five Eagles players during her tenure were named to the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll, and the WBCA honored the team when it finished eighth in Division I with a 3.349 grade-point average. In addition to her coaching duties, Bronson taught a pair of physical education classes at Morehead State. She also earned her master's degree in 2005. Bronson, started her collegiate playing career at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College and was named a NJCAA Second-Team All-American her second season. She was also awarded the NJCAA Region 12 MVP the same year. After two seasons with the Surge, Bronson transferred to Morehead State for her final two years of eligibility. Bronson is single and lives in Lewisburg. |
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