Director of Athletics Jim Duncan announced today that Andrew Galow has been named the Head Coach of the Lynx Women's Basketball program.

"It's an exciting day to announce Coach Galow's return to Rhodes. During his playing days, Andrew established himself as one of the all-time greats in men's basketball history. His love and passion for Rhodes and Lynx basketball were evident during the interview process. I do not doubt that Coach Galow will return Lynx Women's Basketball to its past successes, SAA Championships, and NCAA Tournament appearances. It's a great day for Lynx Women's Basketball!"

Galow expressed his gratitude and excitement about returning to Rhodes to lead the program.

"I am honored and grateful to return to Rhodes College as the Head Women's Basketball Coach. Rhodes played a tremendous role in shaping who I am today, and I have personally experienced the balance of academic excellence, competitive athletics, and meaningful community that makes this institution unique. I want to thank President Jennifer Collins, Director of Athletics Jim Duncan, Deputy Athletic Director Kim House, and the entire Rhodes community for this opportunity and their belief in my vision for the program. I am excited to build strong relationships with our student-athletes, alumni, and supporters while continuing to grow a program that reflects the pride and competitive spirit of Rhodes College. Roll Lynx!"

For the past 12 years, Galow has served as the Director of Team Programs for M14Hoops. In his role, he oversaw more than 60 teams and 50 coaches for a prominent basketball operation based in Chicago. Known for player development and strategy, Galow has coached and trained numerous players who went on to compete collegiately at Cornell, Indiana, Stanford, Yale, and Rhodes.

Before taking his position at M14, Galow served as an assistant coach for the Rhodes Men's Basketball team.

Galow, a 2013 graduate of Rhodes College, was a four-year starter for the Lynx. During his career, he earned team Most Valuable Player honors in three consecutive seasons, scored more than 1,000 career points, was named first-team all-conference during his junior and senior seasons, earned Conference Player of the Year honors, and was named All-South Region during his senior season. He also won the Walter E. Gay Award in 2013, an annual award presented to the Lynx's top male athlete.

Galow will assume his responsibilities at Rhodes on June 1.