Player · Coach · Developer

Adrianne Harlow

A two-time NCAA Division II National Assist Champion and Hall of Famer who built her own game through relentless work — and has spent 25 years building it in others. It's not a promise. It's a development system that works — and the proof is right here.

The Player

Made herself into a floor general

West Liberty University
HOF
2006 WLU
Hall of Fame
2×
NCAA DII National
Assist Champion
843
Career Assists
Top 10 All-Time DII
1,000
Point
Scorer
Built Through Work

Not a finished product — a project she out-worked

She didn't arrive elite. Her three-point shooting nearly doubled, and her assists climbed every single season — until she ranked among the top ten in NCAA Division II history. That's the same development she brings to every player she trains.

3-Point %

Freshman → Senior
29.5%
32.7%
44.4%
35.0%
FrSoJrSr

Makes: 13 · 34 · 79 · 47 — led the conference as a junior

Points / Game

Freshman → Senior
5.6
8.6
10.8
8.7
FrSoJrSr

Nearly doubled from her freshman year

Assists / Game

Freshman → Senior
5.7
6.1
8.0
8.5
FrSoJrSr

Up every year — the mark of a true point guard

Winning
5×
Champion
3 Tournament · 2 Regular Season
3×
NCAA Division II
Tournament Appearances
The Coach

Now she develops champions

Across 25 years and every level of college basketball, the players she's recruited and developed have become Hall of Famers, conference honorees, program all-time leaders, and national statistical champions.

HOF
Signature Development

Ivy Wallen — ASUN Hall of Fame, 2026

The first and only ASUN Conference Hall of Fame inductee — recruited, developed, and coached under Coach Harlow at North Alabama, where she became the program's statistical leader.

An assist champion who develops assist champions: Coach Harlow won two NCAA DII assist titles as a player — and has coached two more in Brooke Underwood and Ivy Wallen. She knows how to build a point guard because she built herself into one.

The Résumé

Where she's coached

Twenty-five years across Division I and II — recruiting, developing, and winning at every stop, with players she coached directly.

2001–2005

Belmont Abbey College

NCAA Division II
Assistant Coach

Won a conference championship and developed an NCAA scoring champion.

2005–2009

Tusculum College

NCAA Division II · SAC
Assistant Coach

Won conference championships and reached the NCAA DII Tournament; developed Jasmine Gunn — Tusculum Hall of Famer (2017), Player of the Year, and all-time leading scorer — plus NCAA assist champion Brooke Underwood.

2009–2013

Southern Illinois University

NCAA Division I · Missouri Valley
Associate / Interim Head Coach

Ran the program as Interim Head Coach — recruited and developed two of the best players in program history and led the team to its first conference tournament win in years.

2013–2024

University of North Alabama

NCAA DII → DI · ASUN
Associate Head Coach

Eleven seasons guiding the program through its Division II–to–Division I transition. Lead recruiter who developed Ivy Wallen — the ASUN's first & only Hall of Famer and the program's statistical leader.

2024–2025

Stetson University

NCAA Division I · ASUN
Assistant Coach

Led the offensive plan — the team improved by 10 points per game — and developed First-Team All-Conference selection Cameron Thomas.

Your Turn

A system that works — with the proof to back it

Everything above is the receipt: a game built rep by rep, and 25 years of building others. The same system is yours — individual skill work, small-group training, and program consulting from a coach who's lived every rep.

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