Women's Basketball Coaching Staff
Assistant
Coach Jamie LaFollette
Jamie LaFollette begins his first year as the Quakers assistant women's basketball coach. He is also the head cross country coach.
LaFollette became the third head coach in Guilford's brief cross country history in July 2006. He spent the past five years at the Greensboro Day School where he directed the varsity track and field squads from 2003-2006 and won the inaugural Frank M. Brenner Coach's Award in 2005. LaFollette also coached the middle school and junior varsity cross country teams and assisted the Bengals' varsity harriers. Greensboro Day's Jordan Orr clocked North Carolina's 13th-fastest scholastic time in the 800 meters under LaFollette's tutelage. LaFollette worked two years with the Raleigh Junior Striders and helped multiple youngsters qualify for USA Track and Field (USATF) national competitions.
A native of Bloomington, Ind. and 1990 graduate of Bloomington South High School, LaFollette started his college career at Cornell University, but finished at Wabash College. He earned two varsity letters under coach Robert Johnson and helped the Little Giants to top-16 NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships finishes in 1991 and 1992. Wabash captured the Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference cross country title in both of LaFollette's seasons. LaFollette graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor's degree in biology in 1994 and earned a master's degree in genetics from North Carolina State University in 1997. He received his USATF Level I coaching certification in 2004.