University of Richmond Athletics
Kresge Rounds Out Women’s Basketball Staff for 2026-27
06/05/2026 | Women's Basketball
Landry, Markovic and Miller complete Kresge’s staff ahead of first season at Richmond
RICHMOND, Va. - University of Richmond women's basketball head coach Alisa Kresge announced the additions of Shenita Landry and Nevena Marković as assistant coaches and Logan Miller as video coordinator Friday, rounding out her staff ahead of the 2026-27 season.
Landry, Marković and Miller join associate head coaches Will Lanier and Sacha Santimano and assistant coach/chief of staff Sam Brenner for Kresge's first season at the helm of the Spiders.
Landry arrives at Richmond after spending the past two seasons on staff at Temple, where she returned to her alma mater in May 2023 as director of player personnel before being elevated to assistant coach/director of player personnel. During her time on staff, the Owls captured the 2023-24 American Athletic Conference regular-season title and the 2024-25 Big 5 Championship.
"Shenita is someone I have had the opportunity to see firsthand at her craft and someone I greatly respect," Kresge said. "The way she invests in people, builds relationships and approaches the game is truly special. She brings a wealth of experience as both a player and coach, a relentless work ethic and a genuine passion for helping and challenging student-athletes to grow on and off the court. Her ability to connect with players, develop talent and contribute to a winning culture makes her a tremendous addition to our staff. I couldn't be more excited to welcome Shenita and her family to Richmond."
Landry faced the Spiders in each of the past two seasons while on staff at Temple, including Richmond's 2024-25 season opener on Nov. 4 and a matchup during the 2025-26 campaign on Nov. 18. Both games resulted in Richmond victories.
Before returning to Temple, Landry spent the 2022-23 season as director of basketball operations at Vermont under Kresge, helping the Catamounts win the America East Championship and earn an NCAA Tournament bid. Vermont posted a 17-game winning streak that season, with Landry assisting in gameday operations, opponent scouting, film breakdown and team travel.
Landry brings strong Atlantic 10 ties back to Richmond after a standout playing career at Temple from 2005-09. A Milwaukee native, Landry appeared in all 130 games during her four-year career and helped lead the Owls to four NCAA Tournament appearances. Playing three seasons under then-head coach Dawn Staley, Landry was part of teams that won back-to-back Atlantic 10 tournament titles in 2005 and 2006.
As a senior in 2008-09, Landry earned Second Team All-Atlantic 10, Atlantic 10 All-Defensive Team, Atlantic 10 Most Improved Player, Big 5 Most Improved Player and First Team All-Big 5 honors. She finished her Temple career fifth in program history in field goal percentage at 49.8%, eighth in career blocks with 103 and 12th in career rebounds with 747.
Following her collegiate career, Landry played professionally for 13 seasons across seven countries, competing in Australia, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary and Lithuania. She won the French LF2 Championship and earned numerous individual honors throughout her professional career. Landry earned her bachelor's degree in accounting from Temple and her master's degree in accounting from Herzing University in 2014.
Marković joins the Spiders after spending the 2024-25 season as an assistant coach at Butler. Before arriving at Butler, she spent two seasons as an assistant coach and international recruiting coordinator at Vermont, where she helped the Catamounts to one of the most successful stretches in program history.
"Nevena brings a strong blend of elite collegiate and international playing experience, along with proven coaching success, to our program," Kresge said. "She has consistently demonstrated excellence, leadership and a strong work ethic throughout her career. Her impact at Vermont helped drive championship success, NCAA Tournament qualification and historic winning streaks. Beyond the wins, she brings a nurturing presence that fosters strong relationships with student-athletes while consistently holding them to a high standard. We are excited to welcome Nevena and her family to Richmond."
At Vermont, Marković helped guide the Catamounts to their first America East regular-season championship since 2001-02 and their first America East Tournament title since 2009-10. The tournament championship sent Vermont to its first NCAA Tournament since 2010.
During the 2022-23 season, Vermont put together a 17-game winning streak from Jan. 4 to March 10, marking the program's longest winning streak since 2001-02. The Catamounts won 25 games in each of Marković's two seasons on staff and advanced to the WNIT Fab 4 in 2023-24.
Prior to Vermont, Marković served as an assistant coach at St. Francis during the 2017-18 season. She also worked as a skills coach in Plainfield, Illinois, and as a program coordinator and assistant coach with the Illinois Rockets U17 and U14 programs.
Marković played collegiately at IU Indy, formerly IUPUI, where she was the first recruit signed by head coach Austin Parkinson. She was named Summit League Freshman of the Year in 2012 and later earned Second Team All-Summit League honors during her career. A team captain for the Jaguars, Marković finished her career ranked 15th in program history with 1,116 career points, sixth with 691 rebounds and third with 127 blocks. She also ranked among the top five in program history with 12 career double-doubles.
Following her collegiate career, Marković played professionally for seven seasons in Spain, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and France. She won the Slovakian Cup and Slovakian League Championship during the 2018-19 season, participated in EuroCup competition on four occasions and was part of the Serbian Senior National Team Training Camp. She also competed with the Serbian U20 team and was named co-MVP of the Spanish League in the opening round of play.
Marković earned her bachelor's degree in sports management from IU Indy in 2015 with a minor in business.
Miller comes to Richmond after spending two seasons as a graduate assistant with the Youngstown State women's basketball program from 2024-26. In that role, Miller served as the program's video coordinator, using Synergy Max Editor to code practices, break down drills, prepare postgame offensive and defensive edits and assist with scouting reports through FastModel.
"Logan brings valuable experience from winning women's basketball programs and a strong commitment to student-athlete development," Kresge said. "His attention to detail, work ethic and expertise in video operations and scouting will strengthen our staff and enhance the experience and growth of our players. As a Virginia native, we're thrilled to welcome him to the Richmond basketball family."
At Youngstown State, Miller assisted with player development, team workouts, offseason planning, recruiting operations, official and unofficial visits, team camps and program events. He helped the Penguins to a 2025-26 Horizon League Tournament runner-up finish, a No. 2 seed in the Horizon League and a WNIT Super 16 appearance.
Miller also helped support the development of several standout players at Youngstown State, including Sophia Gregory, who was named Horizon League Freshman of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year, Paulina Hernandez, who earned Horizon League Sixth Woman of the Year honors, Casey Santoro, who received Second Team All-Horizon League recognition, and Sarah Baker, who was named to the Horizon League All-Freshman Team.
Before Youngstown State, Miller spent three seasons as head student manager for the James Madison women's basketball program from 2021-24. He assisted with nearly 30 road trips, helping coordinate meals, practices, video operations, laundry and travel logistics while also supporting the coaching staff with daily operations, drill setup, recruit visits and team events.
Miller was part of a James Madison program that won the Sun Belt regular-season and tournament championships in 2022-23 and earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Dukes also reached the Sun Belt Tournament final in 2023-24 and earned a WBIT bid.
Miller earned his bachelor's degree in sport and recreation management from James Madison in May 2024 with a minor in general business. He earned his master's degree in health and human services from Youngstown State in May 2026.
Landry, Marković and Miller join associate head coaches Will Lanier and Sacha Santimano and assistant coach/chief of staff Sam Brenner for Kresge's first season at the helm of the Spiders.
Landry arrives at Richmond after spending the past two seasons on staff at Temple, where she returned to her alma mater in May 2023 as director of player personnel before being elevated to assistant coach/director of player personnel. During her time on staff, the Owls captured the 2023-24 American Athletic Conference regular-season title and the 2024-25 Big 5 Championship.
"Shenita is someone I have had the opportunity to see firsthand at her craft and someone I greatly respect," Kresge said. "The way she invests in people, builds relationships and approaches the game is truly special. She brings a wealth of experience as both a player and coach, a relentless work ethic and a genuine passion for helping and challenging student-athletes to grow on and off the court. Her ability to connect with players, develop talent and contribute to a winning culture makes her a tremendous addition to our staff. I couldn't be more excited to welcome Shenita and her family to Richmond."
Landry faced the Spiders in each of the past two seasons while on staff at Temple, including Richmond's 2024-25 season opener on Nov. 4 and a matchup during the 2025-26 campaign on Nov. 18. Both games resulted in Richmond victories.
Before returning to Temple, Landry spent the 2022-23 season as director of basketball operations at Vermont under Kresge, helping the Catamounts win the America East Championship and earn an NCAA Tournament bid. Vermont posted a 17-game winning streak that season, with Landry assisting in gameday operations, opponent scouting, film breakdown and team travel.
Landry brings strong Atlantic 10 ties back to Richmond after a standout playing career at Temple from 2005-09. A Milwaukee native, Landry appeared in all 130 games during her four-year career and helped lead the Owls to four NCAA Tournament appearances. Playing three seasons under then-head coach Dawn Staley, Landry was part of teams that won back-to-back Atlantic 10 tournament titles in 2005 and 2006.
As a senior in 2008-09, Landry earned Second Team All-Atlantic 10, Atlantic 10 All-Defensive Team, Atlantic 10 Most Improved Player, Big 5 Most Improved Player and First Team All-Big 5 honors. She finished her Temple career fifth in program history in field goal percentage at 49.8%, eighth in career blocks with 103 and 12th in career rebounds with 747.
Following her collegiate career, Landry played professionally for 13 seasons across seven countries, competing in Australia, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary and Lithuania. She won the French LF2 Championship and earned numerous individual honors throughout her professional career. Landry earned her bachelor's degree in accounting from Temple and her master's degree in accounting from Herzing University in 2014.
Marković joins the Spiders after spending the 2024-25 season as an assistant coach at Butler. Before arriving at Butler, she spent two seasons as an assistant coach and international recruiting coordinator at Vermont, where she helped the Catamounts to one of the most successful stretches in program history.
"Nevena brings a strong blend of elite collegiate and international playing experience, along with proven coaching success, to our program," Kresge said. "She has consistently demonstrated excellence, leadership and a strong work ethic throughout her career. Her impact at Vermont helped drive championship success, NCAA Tournament qualification and historic winning streaks. Beyond the wins, she brings a nurturing presence that fosters strong relationships with student-athletes while consistently holding them to a high standard. We are excited to welcome Nevena and her family to Richmond."
At Vermont, Marković helped guide the Catamounts to their first America East regular-season championship since 2001-02 and their first America East Tournament title since 2009-10. The tournament championship sent Vermont to its first NCAA Tournament since 2010.
During the 2022-23 season, Vermont put together a 17-game winning streak from Jan. 4 to March 10, marking the program's longest winning streak since 2001-02. The Catamounts won 25 games in each of Marković's two seasons on staff and advanced to the WNIT Fab 4 in 2023-24.
Prior to Vermont, Marković served as an assistant coach at St. Francis during the 2017-18 season. She also worked as a skills coach in Plainfield, Illinois, and as a program coordinator and assistant coach with the Illinois Rockets U17 and U14 programs.
Marković played collegiately at IU Indy, formerly IUPUI, where she was the first recruit signed by head coach Austin Parkinson. She was named Summit League Freshman of the Year in 2012 and later earned Second Team All-Summit League honors during her career. A team captain for the Jaguars, Marković finished her career ranked 15th in program history with 1,116 career points, sixth with 691 rebounds and third with 127 blocks. She also ranked among the top five in program history with 12 career double-doubles.
Following her collegiate career, Marković played professionally for seven seasons in Spain, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and France. She won the Slovakian Cup and Slovakian League Championship during the 2018-19 season, participated in EuroCup competition on four occasions and was part of the Serbian Senior National Team Training Camp. She also competed with the Serbian U20 team and was named co-MVP of the Spanish League in the opening round of play.
Marković earned her bachelor's degree in sports management from IU Indy in 2015 with a minor in business.
Miller comes to Richmond after spending two seasons as a graduate assistant with the Youngstown State women's basketball program from 2024-26. In that role, Miller served as the program's video coordinator, using Synergy Max Editor to code practices, break down drills, prepare postgame offensive and defensive edits and assist with scouting reports through FastModel.
"Logan brings valuable experience from winning women's basketball programs and a strong commitment to student-athlete development," Kresge said. "His attention to detail, work ethic and expertise in video operations and scouting will strengthen our staff and enhance the experience and growth of our players. As a Virginia native, we're thrilled to welcome him to the Richmond basketball family."
At Youngstown State, Miller assisted with player development, team workouts, offseason planning, recruiting operations, official and unofficial visits, team camps and program events. He helped the Penguins to a 2025-26 Horizon League Tournament runner-up finish, a No. 2 seed in the Horizon League and a WNIT Super 16 appearance.
Miller also helped support the development of several standout players at Youngstown State, including Sophia Gregory, who was named Horizon League Freshman of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year, Paulina Hernandez, who earned Horizon League Sixth Woman of the Year honors, Casey Santoro, who received Second Team All-Horizon League recognition, and Sarah Baker, who was named to the Horizon League All-Freshman Team.
Before Youngstown State, Miller spent three seasons as head student manager for the James Madison women's basketball program from 2021-24. He assisted with nearly 30 road trips, helping coordinate meals, practices, video operations, laundry and travel logistics while also supporting the coaching staff with daily operations, drill setup, recruit visits and team events.
Miller was part of a James Madison program that won the Sun Belt regular-season and tournament championships in 2022-23 and earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Dukes also reached the Sun Belt Tournament final in 2023-24 and earned a WBIT bid.
Miller earned his bachelor's degree in sport and recreation management from James Madison in May 2024 with a minor in general business. He earned his master's degree in health and human services from Youngstown State in May 2026.
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