Janice Winslow

University of Scranton

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At Scranton

Overall record: 138-81 (.630) in 13 seasons as head coach
Captured three Landmark Conference Championships (2014, 2018, 2025)
Earned three NCAA Division III Championship bids (2014, 2018, 2025); advanced to the second round in 2018
Led the Royals to the 2025 Landmark Conference Championship and an NCAA Championship appearance
Advanced to the 2018 NCAA Tournament Second Round after earning the program’s second NCAA Tournament victory
Led Scranton to three Landmark Conference Championship appearances (2018, 2025, 2026)
Qualified for the Landmark Conference Playoffs in 12 seasons as head coach
Earned Landmark Conference Coach of the Year honors three times (2015, 2018, 2026)
Named the 2018 United States Tennis Association Eastern Pennsylvania District College Coach of the Year
Guided Scranton to a program-record 19 victories in 2017-18, finishing 19-4 overall and 7-0 in Landmark Conference play
Guided the Royals to an 11-10 overall record in 2025, winning the Landmark Conference Championship and earning an NCAA Championship bid
Led Scranton to a 13-4 overall record in 2026 and an appearance in the Landmark Conference Championship match
Coached over 40 All-Landmark Conference selections, two Landmark Conference Players of the Year, one Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year and three Landmark Conference Senior Scholar Athletes

2013-present: Head Women’s Tennis Coach, The University of Scranton
1986-2007: Head Women’s Tennis Coach, Marywood University
Compiled a 199-63 (.760) record at Marywood
Led Marywood to nine Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Championships and two Eastern States Athletic Conference Championships
Six-time Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Coach of the Year

Bachelor of Arts, The University of Scranton (1984)
Master of Science in Human Resources Administration, The University of Scranton (1996)

Former four-year women’s tennis standout at The University of Scranton
Four-time All-Freedom Conference selection (First Team: 2000, 2003; Second Team: 2001, 2002)
First Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region selection by the NSCAA in 2003
Helped lead Scranton to four Freedom Conference Championships and four NCAA Tournament appearances
Member of teams that posted a four-year record of 71-13-4 (.830)
Served as team captain during her senior season
Inducted into The University of Scranton Wall of Fame in 2014
Inducted into the Marywood University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2003
Inducted into the Neshaminy High School Hall of Fame for Girls’ Soccer in 2006