CORAL GABLES, Fla. – University of Miami assistant coach Fitzroy Anthony has been elevated to associate head coach, as announced Thursday by head women’s basketball coach Katie Meier.
Anthony finished his seventh season with the Hurricanes and 10th overall as a Division I coach in 2021-22. He moves into this position after two successful years as Miami’s assistant head coach.
“I’m extremely grateful to Coach Meier and our administration for giving me this opportunity,” Anthony said. “I’m fully invested in the vision of the program. Miami is a great place to be with greater things in store.”
The Antigua native has been a driving force behind Miami’s recent postseason presence as the Hurricanes have earned a NCAA Tournament nod in five of six seasons (2020 NCAA Tournament was canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic) with Anthony on staff.
Primarily working with the Miami guard group, Anthony has coached numerous All-ACC performers including First Team members Adrienne Motley and Jessica Thomas, All-Defensive Team honoree Mykea Gray and All-Freshmen Team members Gray, Kelsey Marshall and Ja’Leah Williams.
“Fitzroy has been an integral part of this program for the last seven years,” Meier said. “His passion for the program and our players is unmatched and nobody outworks him. Fitz is so committed to The U and I appreciate his endless loyalty throughout the years.”