Kansas State’s Jeff Mittie Wins Prestigious Coach of the Year Award
Manhattan, KS – Kansas State University head women’s basketball coach Jeff Mittie has been named Coach of the Year, a prestigious award recognizing his outstanding contributions to the Wildcats’ program. Mittie beat out three other finalists for the coveted honor, a testament to his exceptional leadership and coaching prowess. The award adds to his impressive list of accolades, celebrating a career marked by consistent success and unwavering dedication.
This recognition comes as Mittie surpassed the remarkable milestone of 650 career wins during his 33 seasons as a head coach. His overall career record now stands at an impressive 668-374 (.641 winning percentage), a testament to his sustained excellence and ability to build winning programs. This achievement solidifies his place among the most successful coaches in women’s college basketball history.
Mittie’s impact on the Kansas State Wildcats program is equally significant. In his 11 seasons at K-State, he has compiled a remarkable 214-139 record, moving him into second place in program history for career wins. This achievement underscores his ability to develop talented players, foster a positive team culture, and consistently compete at a high level.
The Coach of the Year award is not merely a recognition of past achievements but also an acknowledgment of Mittie’s ongoing contributions to the sport. His leadership, strategic acumen, and commitment to player development have shaped the Wildcats into a consistently competitive team. The award serves as a testament to his dedication, his ability to inspire his players, and his profound impact on the Kansas State women’s basketball program.
Mittie’s success is a product of his unwavering commitment to excellence, his ability to connect with his players, and his strategic brilliance on the court. His impact extends beyond wins and losses; he has cultivated a winning culture, developed future leaders, and left an indelible mark on the Kansas State athletic program. The Coach of the Year award is a fitting tribute to his exceptional career and his continued contributions to the world of women’s college basketball.
