On Monday, April 3rd, Thomas University Athletic Director, Kurt Stringfellow announced that Ron Foxx will become the Interim Women's Head Basketball Coach for the Night Hawks, effective immediately.  For Foxx, this will be his first position as a head coach at the collegiate level.

Coach Foxx comes from the Men's side where he helped turn the Night Hawks program around to a 18-9 record.  Thomas earned its first ever NAIA basketball tournament appearance and also finished 2^nd in the Sun Conference during the 2022-23 season. During the year he developed two 1^st team all-conference selections (one whom garnered All-American Honorable Mention honors) and two 2^nd team all-conference selections.  For Thomas, the win total tied a school record for the most wins in a season.

Before coming to TU, Coach Foxx coached at Saint Leo in 2021-22 and in the 2019-20 seasons. Over the course of the two years, Saint Leo compiled a 24-28 record. He was the Player Development Coach, and developed three professional athletes and two All-Conference athletes.

Foxx played two years at Miles college and two years at Saint Leo where he made the All-Conference team in the Sunshine State Conference. He compiled over 1,000 points in his career and is sixth in single season rebounding in the Saint Leo's record books. Upon leaving Saint Leo, Foxx played professionally in Argentina where he helped lead Tomas de Rocamora to first place in the TNA Division.

Foxx stated, "It is truly an honor and blessing to receive this position.  All of the hard work and preparation that I've put in has shown.  Now the work has just begun.  It's time to get to work and turn this program into something that only I can be proud of, but my family, friends,a nd TU family can be proud of as well.  We have a great group of women here, who are dedicated and fun to be around."

Foxx holds a Bachelors in Accounting from Saint Leo and is currently studying for an MBA with a specialization in Marketing. He is from Gainesville, FL, where he attended P.K. Yonge DRS. He is married to his wife, Keishara, and has two kids: Kennedy (7) and Kari (4).