INDIANAPOLIS – The University of Indianapolis announced on Friday the resignation of women's basketball head coach Marc Mitchell, effective immediately. Mitchell was announced as the next head coach of Division I Indiana State earlier Friday.
 
"We wish Marc our very best and great success at Indiana State," said UIndy Interim Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Dr. D. Scott Gines. "Marc has a wonderful head coaching pedigree across Divisions I, II, and III, building and re-building programs, and we are grateful for his time, dedication, leadership, and efforts at UIndy."
 
Mitchell was named the 10th head coach in UIndy women's basketball history in June 2022. In his two-year tenure, the Greyhounds were 31-27 with a GLVC Championship Tournament appearance in 2023. Four players claimed All-GLVC recognition in that time, including Liv Becker, Patricia Chikamba, Sadie Hill, and Elana Wells (twice).
 
Additionally, 10 players received Academic All-GLVC honors last year.
 
Prior to taking over at UIndy, Mitchell served as the Saint Peter (DI) bench boss from 2018-22 and FDU-Fordham (DIII) head coach from 2009-18. Mitchell led FDU-Fordham to a national championship in 2014 with a perfect 33-0 campaign and was named the Division III Coach of the Year. He left FDU-Fordham as the winningest head coach in program history.
 
Mitchell graduated from Kean University in 2000 with a History degree and later earned a Master's in Education from American Intercontinental in 2008.
 
A search for the next UIndy women's basketball head coach will begin immediately.