Overview
- Georgia, which announced Saturday it had mutually parted with coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson, began a nationwide search for her successor.
- Athletic director Josh Brooks thanked her for four years of leadership and said the hire will prioritize a coach who connects with players, alumni, and supporters.
- Abrahamson-Henderson finished 69-59 over four seasons with two NCAA Tournament appearances and only one winning record in Southeastern Conference play.
- Georgia went 22-10 this season and exited the NCAA Tournament with an 82-73 overtime loss to Virginia in the first round.
- The program’s high bar stems from Andy Landers’ long run of success, and Abrahamson-Henderson, hired in March 2022 as only the third full-time coach, once played for him.