The Indiana Hoosiers women’s basketball program has made a significant move, signing highly successful Penn High School coach Kristi Ulrich to a 4-year contract. Ulrich, known for her remarkable coaching career at Penn, will now bring her talents to Indiana University as head coach of the women’s basketball team.
Kristi Ulrich has built an impressive resume at Penn High School, leading the team to multiple state championships and earning a reputation as one of the top high school coaches in the nation. Her coaching prowess has been praised for developing young talent and creating a winning culture, making her a sought-after figure in collegiate basketball.
Indiana Athletic Director Scott Dolson announced the signing in a press conference earlier today. “Kristi Ulrich is a proven winner and a leader who will take our program to the next level. Her ability to connect with players and her passion for the game are second to none. We are thrilled to welcome her to the Hoosier family.”
Ulrich expressed excitement about the new challenge. “I’m incredibly honored to join Indiana University and lead such a historic program. I look forward to working with this talented group of athletes and building on the foundation that’s already in place. My goal is to bring championships to Indiana, and I can’t wait to get started.”
Ulrich’s contract reportedly includes a base salary and incentives tied to postseason performance, signaling the program’s intent to compete at the highest level in the Big Ten and beyond.
This signing marks a major step for the Hoosiers, who are looking to elevate their standing in women’s college basketball. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how Ulrich’s coaching philosophy will translate to the collegiate level.
The Hoosiers are set to begin their season under Ulrich’s leadership later this year. Stay tuned for further updates on the team’s preparations and roster
developments.
