Miami University Women's Basketball Camps

Coaching Staff

Lisa Hayden
Assistant Coach

Lisa Hayden, a standout for the Red and White from 1991-95, returned to her alma mater prior to the 2001-02 season after serving as head girls basketball coach and assistant athletic director at Mt. Notre Dame High School in Cincinnati.

Hayden, who has served as the program's recruiting coordinator for the past three years, is also responsible for coaching the RedHawk guards. She has guided the career of some of the program's top three-point shooters. Heather Cusick finished her career as Miami's all-time leader in three-point field goals (230), while in 2003-04, Nicki Motto broke the program record and led the MAC with 79 three-pointers.

Five RedHawks presently listed among Miami's career top 10 in three-point field goals worked with Hayden. During the 2005-06 season under Hayden's tutelage, Jenna Schone broke Miami's freshman three-point field goal record with 47 treys. Last season, Schone broke Motto's record by hitting 84 three-pointers.

Before returning to Miami, Hayden held a variety of posts at one of the premiere prep schools in Cinncinnati. From 1997-2001, as Mt. Notre Dame's Assistant A.D., Hayden helped coordinated an athletic department that consisted of 12 sports, 25 teams and more than 350 athletes. During this time, she also served as an assistant coach on the girls basketball team for two seasons, before taking the reins as head coach. In her first season, Hayden guided the team to a sweet 16 appearance in the Ohio state tournament. Prior to joining the staff at Mt. Notre Dame, Hayden served as the assistant girls basketball coach at Badin High School from 1995-97.

One of the most prolific three-point shooters in Miami history, Hayden scorched the nets for 205 treys during her collegiate career, including a then-program record 68 three-pointers during her senior season. She also finished her career as one of just a handful of Miami women to clear 1,000 career points, amassing 1,047 points.

A native of Henderson, Ky., and inductee into the Henderson County High School Hall of Fame, Hayden earned a bachelor of science degree in education and allied professions from Miami in 1995.

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Colleen Day
Assistant Coach

Colleen Day is beginning her third season as an assistant coach for the RedHawks after completing an outstanding career on the hardwood at Miami. Day, a three-time team captain, led Miami to a MAC Championship in 2004.

Day's major focus with Miami is the individual players' academics. She also will work with posts and is involved in recruiting.

A four-year starter for the Red and White from 2000-04, Day is one of only two players in program history to hold the title of team captain three times during her career. The 6-0 forward started 106 of the 114 career games in which she played, averaging 11.1 points and 7.0 rebounds for her career. Day's top season came as a senior in 2003-04, when she averaged 15.0 points and 8.4 rebounds per game while leading Miami to its first regular-season MAC Championship since 1990 and its first WNIT bid. She was a first-team all-MAC selection that season and came in second in MAC Player of the Year voting.

Day still ranks among Miami's all-time career leaders in eight major categories, including points (8th/1,269), rebounds (4th/794), free-throw percentage (7th/80.5) and double-doubles (4th/16).

More than just an accomplished athlete at Miami, Day also became the first RedHawk women's basketball player to earn Academic All-America status when she was named Second-Team CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America during her senior season. She graduated magna cum laude in 2004 as she earned a bachelor's degree in English secondary education.

Following her collegiate career, Day competed internationally for one season in Germany and worked as a substitute teacher after returning to the U.S.

Upon returning to Oxford in the fall of 2005, Day served as an intern with Miami's Strength and Conditioning program where she worked closely with a number of Miami's athletic programs, including the men's and women's basketball teams.

A native of Independence, Ohio, Day attended Holy Name High School, where she helped the Green Wave to a four-year record of 83-15 and was a second-team all-Ohio selection as a senior.

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Jonelle Streed
Assistant Coach

Jonelle Streed enters her first season as an assistant coach for the Red and White after spending the previous four seasons with the Arizona Wildcats. Two of her four years with Arizona were spent as the program's graduate assistant video coordinator, before transitioning into an assistant coach position for the Wildcats. While at Arizona, Streed was responsible for perimeter player development, recruiting, scouting and floor work.

At Miami her coaching responsibilties will revolve around working with the forwards, as well as producing the RedHawk Review and coordinating team travel.

Prior to her time in Tucson, Streed spent the 2003-04 season as an intern with the Stanford Cardinal where she helped with film breakdown, organized film exchange and assisted with recruiting, clinics and camps.

Streed previously coached the St. Cloud Comets AAU team for two years and also served as a camp counselor at the St. Cloud State University, Cambridge Isanti High School (Minn.) and Miller High School (S.D.) camps.

A native of Cambridge, Minn., Streed played collegiate basketball at St. Cloud State from 2000-03, where she played in every game over her four-year career and set a school record for three-pointers (87). During her senior campaign, Streed was voted team captain and team MVP. In her final game, she posted a career-high 32 points on a career-best seven three-pointers.

Off the court, Streed graduated magna cum laude from St. Cloud State in 2003 with a bachelor's degree in mass communications and a minor in coaching. She earned a master's degree in educational psychology with a physical education emphasis from the University of Arizona in 2006, also graduating magna cum laude.

In high school, Streed was a Minnesota Miss Basketball Finalist and set the Cambridge-Isanti High School record for career points with 1,799.

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Mallory Mann
Graduate Assistant Coach

Mallory Mann is in her second season as a graduate assistant for the RedHawks as she is currently pursuing a MS in sport studies with a concentration in sport behavior and performance.

Mann's responsibilities range from assisting in film exchange and travel, research and video editing.

A four-year starter for Pacific Lutheran University, Mann was a three-time captain, a two-time all-Northwest Conference selection, a two-time team MVP and she was voted Pacific Lutheran's Most Inspirational Female Athlete of the Year in 2006. As a point guard, Mann led the Lutes to the 2003 and 2006 NCAA Division III Sweet 16. She finished her career as the PLU career assist leader (477), single-season assist leader (171), and she holds the single-game assist record with 16 assists. Alongside her accomplishments on the floor, Mann graduated Cum Laude with a bachelor's degree in health and gitness and a minor in sport psychology.

Following her playing career, Mann served as the assistant coach for Pacific Lutheran during the 2006-07 season and worked primarily with the guards. She assisted with film exchange and film breakdown, while also helping with practice plans and game-time adjustments. In the off-season, Mann assumed head coaching responsibilities for PLU.

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Cristal Randolph
Director of Basketball Operations

Cristal Randolph is a new addition to the Red and White this year. She has been hired to be Miami's first Director of Basketball Operations.

Randolph played four years for Florida Atlantic (2003-07), appearing in 114 games, while starting 33. She helped lead the Owls to the NCAA Tournament as a junior in 2006 and became a regular starter her senior year, averaging 7.4 points per game. After graduating, Randolph spent a year at FAU as an admission coordinator, responsible for recruiting students to attend the university. She moves on to the RedHawks program as she looks to begin a coaching career.

Randolph graduated from Florida Atlantic in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in public communications.