Ohio State women’s basketball hires Taylor Thierry as Director of Player Development
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Last updated Oct 24, 2026

Ohio State women’s basketball announced the hiring of Taylor Thierry as their new Director of Player Development on October 24, 2026. Thierry, a former guard for the Buckeyes, returns after her stint in the WNBA with the Atlanta Dream and Seattle Storm. In her playing career at Ohio State, Thierry was known for her defensive prowess and leadership, starting all 101 games in her final three seasons. As the Director of Player Development, she will contribute her experience to support current players academically and athletically.
- •Taylor Thierry was hired as Director of Player Development for Ohio State.
- •Thierry played for Ohio State, starting in 101 consecutive games.
- •She previously played for the Atlanta Dream before joining the Seattle Storm.
- •Thierry will assist players with balancing academics and athletics.
- •Ohio State hopes Thierry’s experience will enhance player development.
- 3:00 PMYahoo Sports — Ohio State women’s basketball hire Taylor Thierry as Director of Player Development
"Ohio State brought back a well-known defensive force to help bridge the gap between players and coaches
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