# Associated Press College Basketball Coach of the Year

El Associated Press College Basketball Coach of the Year (en español, Entrenador de baloncesto universitario del año de la Associated Press) es un galardón establecido en 1967 por Associated Press para premiar a los entrenadores universitarios de baloncesto de la NCAA más destacados de la temporada, tanto en categoría másculina como femenina, esta última desde 1995.
El galardón en categoría femenina de 2011 lo compartieron tres entrenadores, siendo la primera ocasión que esto ocurría en la historia del deporte universitario estadounidense.

## Ganadores
### Categoría masculina

| 1967 – John Wooden, UCLA 1968 – Guy Lewis, Houston 1969 – John Wooden, UCLA 1970 – John Wooden, UCLA 1971 – Al McGuire, Marquette 1972 – John Wooden, UCLA 1973 – John Wooden, UCLA 1974 – Norm Sloan, North Carolina State 1975 – Bob Knight, Indiana 1976 – Bob Knight, Indiana 1977 – Bob Gaillard, San Francisco 1978 – Eddie Sutton, Arkansas 1979 – Bill Hodges, Indiana State 1980 – Ray Meyer, DePaul 1981 – Ralph Miller, Oregon State 1982 – Ralph Miller, Oregon State 1983 – Guy Lewis, Houston 1984 – Ray Meyer, DePaul 1985 – Bill Frieder, Michigan 1986 – Eddie Sutton, Kentucky 1987 – Tom Davis, Iowa 1988 – John Chaney, Temple 1989 – Bob Knight, Indiana 1990 – Jim Calhoun, Connecticut 1991 – Randy Ayers, Ohio State 1992 – Roy Williams, Kansas 1993 – Eddie Fogler, Vanderbilt 1994 – Norm Stewart, Missouri 1995 – Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma 1996 – Gene Keady, Purdue | 1997 – Clem Haskins, Minnesota 1998 – Tom Izzo, Michigan State 1999 – Cliff Ellis, Auburn 2000 – Larry Eustachy, Iowa State 2001 – Matt Doherty, North Carolina 2002 – Ben Howland, Pittsburgh 2003 – Tubby Smith, Kentucky 2004 – Phil Martelli, Saint Joseph’s 2005 – Tubby Smith, Kentucky 2006 – Roy Williams, North Carolina 2007 – Tony Bennett, Washington State 2008 – Keno Davis, Drake 2009 – Bill Self, Kansas 2010 – Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 2011 – Mike Brey, Notre Dame 2012 – Frank Haith, Missouri 2013 – Jim Larrañaga, Miami (FL) 2014 – Gregg Marshall, Wichita State 2015 – John Calipari, Kentucky 2016 – Bill Self, Kansas 2017 – Mark Few, Gonzaga 2018 – Tony Bennett, Virginia 2019 – Chris Beard, Texas Tech 2020 – Anthony Grant, Dayton 2021 - Juwan Howard, Michigan 2022 - Tommy Lloyd, Arizona 2023 – Shaka Smart, Marquette 2024 – Kelvin Sampson, Houston |

### Categoría femenina

| 1995 – Geno Auriemma, Connecticut 1996 – Angie Lee, Iowa 1997 – Geno Auriemma, UConn 1998 – Pat Summitt, Tennessee 1999 – Carolyn Peck, Purdue 2000 – Geno Auriemma, UConn 2001 – Muffet McGraw, Notre Dame 2002 – Brenda Oldfield, Minnesota 2003 – Geno Auriemma, Connecticut 2004 – Joe Curl, Houston 2005 – Joanne P. McCallie, Michigan State 2006 – Sylvia Hatchell, North Carolina 2007 – Gail Goestenkors, Duke 2008 – Geno Auriemma, Connecticut 2009 – Geno Auriemma, Connecticut 2010 – Connie Yori, Nebraska | 2011 – Geno Auriemma, Connecticut; Katie Meier, Miami (FL) y Tara VanDerveer, Stanford 2012 – Kim Mulkey, Baylor 2013 – Muffet McGraw, Notre Dame 2014 – Muffet McGraw, Notre Dame 2015 – Sue Semrau, Florida State 2016 – Geno Auriemma, Connecticut 2017 – Geno Auriemma, Connecticut 2018 – Muffet McGraw, Notre Dame 2019 – Kim Mulkey, Baylor 2020 – Dawn Staley, South Carolina 2021 – Brenda Frese, Maryland 2022 – Kim Mulkey, LSU 2023 – Teri Moren, Indiana 2024 - Dawn Staley, South Carolina |