Stevenson University

The second coach in the program's history, Jackie Boswell was hired in June 2011. Boswell also serves as an Assistant Athletics Director of Compliance.

• Reached the MAC Commonwealth quarterfinals in 2021-22
• Reached the MAC Commonwealth semifinals and ECAC semifinals in 2019-20
• Advanced to the ECAC quarterfinals in 2018-19
• Lead the Mustangs to a 17-12 record (2017-18)
• Boswell won her 100th career win over Alvernia
• Mustangs reach ECAC semifinals while senior Sara Tarbert established Division III records of 29 doubles-doubles (2016-17)
• In the 2015-2016 season, the Mustangs reach MAC Commonwealth and capture first ECAC title
• Sara Tarbert was named the leagues Player of the Year
• During the 2014-15 season, the Mustangs set a school record in the best starting season of 10-2 and 19 consecutive wins
• Mustangs hit a program-best 24 wins
• Boswell led the Mustangs to its second postseason appearance in program history (2013-14)
• Stevenson finished with a .500 for the third time in program history
• The Mustang team posted the most wins since 2006-07
• Boswell was named Commonwealth Coach of the Year with an 11-7 record in the conference and posting a win over No. 17 Lebanon Valley
• Mustangs advanced to the CAC's playoffs (2011)
• Boswell gained her first collegiate win in the season opener

        Post Season Appearances:

• 2019-20 ECAC Semifinals
• 2018-19 ECAC Quarterfinals
• 2017-18 ECAC Quarterfinals
• 2016-17 ECAC Semifinals
• 2015-16 ECAC South Champions
• 2014-15 NCAA Second Round
• 2013-14 ECAC South Quarterfinals

• Josten's Trophy Finalist (1): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert
• WBCA All-American (3): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert; 2015-16: Sara Tarbert (Honorable Mention); 2014-15: Sara Tarbert (Honorable Mention)
• D3hoops.com All-American (2): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert (Second Team); 2015-16: Sara Tarbert (Third Team)
• D3 News All-American (2): 2015-16: Sara Tarbert (Third Team); 2014-15: Sara Tarbert (Honorable Mention)
• D3hoops.com Mid-Atlantic Player of the Year (1): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert
• D3hoops.com All-Mid-Atlantic Region First Team (3): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert; 2015-16: Sara Tarbert; 2014-15: Sara Tarbert
• ECAC South Player of the Year (1): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert
• ECAC First Team (3): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert; 2015-16: Sara Tarbert; 2014-15: Sara Tarbert

• All-MAC Commonwealth Player of the Year (2): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert; 2015-16: Sara Tarbert
• All-MAC Commonwealth First Team (4): 2021-22:Olivia Coleman; 2016-17: Sara Tarbert; 2015-16: Sara Tarbert; 2014-15: Sara Tarbert
• All-MAC Commonwealth Second Team (6): 2020-21: Olivia Coleman; 2019-20: Brandi Hall; 2018-19: Jonyae Curry; 2017-18: Jonyae Curry; 2014-15: Ty Bender 2013-14: Kayla Kelly; 
• All-MAC Commonwealth Honorable Mention (5): 2023-24: Tessa Boswell; 2022-23: Laci Johnson; 2020-21: Brandi Hall; 2018-19: Hannah Christ; 2016-17: Jonyae Curry

• CoSIDA Academic All-American (1): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert (Third Team)
• CoSIDA Academic All-District (3): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert; 2015-16: Sara Tarbert: 2011-12: Daniela Poss
• MAC Senior Scholar-Athlete (1): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert
• Academic All-MAC (3): 2016-17: Sara Tarbert; 2015-16: Sara Tarbert; 2014-15: Sara Tarbert

• Led a seminar at the 2011 WBCA Convention entitled, "Seeking Our Leadership and How to Promote It"
• Baltimore City High School Coach of the Year (2006, 2007, 2009)
• Metro High School Coach of the Year (2009)
• WBCA District 3 High School Coach of the Year (2008)

• Head Coach/Athletic Director, Seton Keough High School (2000-11)
• Totaled a 235-82 record, leading the Gators to six IAAM title games
• Won the 2009 IAAM A Conference Championship and the ESPN RISE National High School Invitational
• Ranked at No. 12 in the ESPN Rise Girls Basketball Team Rankings
• Head Coach, USA Olympic Youth Festival (2007)
• Assistant Coach, Seton Keough High School (1996-2000)
• Head Coach, USA Olympic Youth Festival in Colorado Springs, Colorado (2007). Won five AAU Championships
• Head Coach, AAU Basketball - 5 AAU State titles and 8 AAU National Championship appearances
• Played four seasons at Division III Virginia Wesleyan College

• Graduated from Virginia Wesleyan College where she earned her bachelor of arts degree in sociology in 1995
• She and her husband Tony have three kids, Kayla, Elayna, and Tessa