641-673-1022
spielbauerb@wmpenn.edu

Brian Spielbauer is in his ninth season as head women's basketball coach.

Spielbauer, who owns a career record of 105-148, led the 2010-2011 Lady Statesmen team to its first 20-plus win season since 1987-1988 and the most wins (23) for the program since 1981-1982.

He has guided 16 all-conference players and three All-Americans.  Academically, he has coached 48 academic all-conference individuals and 11 NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

Prior to his head coaching assignment, Spielbauer began his coaching career at William Penn as an assistant men's basketball coach for one year.

Spielbauer, who played three years for William Penn's men's basketball program, graduated from the University in 1996 with a physical education major and minors in health and biology. After graduation, he taught and coached at the high school level for two years at DeWitt and Corydon. At Corydon, Spielbauer was head boy's basketball coach and assistant football and baseball coach.

He then attended graduate school at Bemidji State in Bemidji, Minn., where he earned his M.S. in Sports Studies in 2002. While at BSU, Spielbauer served as a graduate assistant for the men's basketball program for two seasons.

Spielbauer also teaches part-time in the health and life sciences department. Originally from Guttenberg, Spielbauer currently resides in Oskaloosa with his wife Jennifer and their two daughters, Sydney and Allie.

Year	Overall	League	Accomplishments
2003-04	15-19	6-8	MCC Tournament Finals
2004-05	10-22	5-9
2005-06	12-18	6-8
2006-07	3-27	1-13
2007-08	15-16	6-10
2008-09	10-22	2-14
2009-10	17-14	9-7
2010-11	23-10	12-4	MCC Tournament Finals
Career	105-148	47-73

641-673-1019
brownmj@wmpenn.edu

Mike Brown is in his second year as assistant women's basketball coach.

Brown came to William Penn from NCAA Division II Upper Iowa where he served as head coach from 2008-2010. During his tenure, he coached the school's first-ever Division II all-conference and all-region players in addition to several academic all-region performers.

Brown, who began his stint at Upper Iowa as an assistant coach in 2005, was also the head coach at Iowa Central CC from 1999-2005, compiling a 115-78 record. His 1999-2000 squad won the Region XI Tournament crown, played in the national tournament, and finished the season ranked eighth in the country. He moved up the ladder at Iowa Central as well, serving as assistant coach from 1997-1999.

He has coached four All-Americans, dozens of all-conference performers, and numerous academic all-region student-athletes.

Brown also has coaching experience at the prep (head sophomore and assistant varsity coach at Des Moines Roosevelt HS from 1996-1997) and NCAA Division I levels (student coach at Drake University from 1992-1996).

Brown is a 1996 graduate of Drake with a degree in biology.