Lynsey Warren joins the women’s basketball program for her first year as assistant coach assuming the responsibilities of assisting in recruiting, scouting, game preparation, and working with the team's post players.

Warren comes to ODU with a plethora of knowledge as both a player and coach. This past year, she was the assistant coach at Division III Kenyon College, helping the Ladies to a 15-12 mark and 8-6 record in the NCAC. Prior to her stint at Kenyon, Warren returned to her alma mater, Ashland University, as a graduate assistant coach during the 2009-10 season.

A three-year letterwinner with the Eagles, Warren tallied 803 points, 467 rebounds, and a .522 field goal percentage while helping the team to an overall 57-33 record (.633). As a freshman, she averaged 7.8 points per game off of the bench for an Eagles’ squad that won the GLIAC South Division championship and advanced to the NCAA Division II Tournament. Warren's most successful individual season came as a senior in 2008-09 when she led the team in points per game (14.0), field goal percentage (.530) and blocks (30) en route to an All-GLIAC South Division second-team selection.

Warren's athletic prowess also included four years as a starting setter on the Eagles' volleyball team, where she garnered All-America status her junior and senior seasons and keyed Ashland's run to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2006.

Warren received her bachelor's in Business Administration in 2008 and a Master of Education in Sports Sciences in 2010.

A graduate of nearby Bishop Watterson High School, she currently resides in Worthington.