Camille Collier is an assistant coach for Georgetown women’s basketball in Washington, D.C. She was hired in April 2026 and oversees recruiting efforts for the Hoyas. A D.C. native, Collier returned home after one season as an assistant coach at Tulane, where she helped a new staff sign the American Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year and two AAC All-Newcomer honorees. Her coaching background includes recruiting and player development work across several Division I programs. Before Tulane, Collier coached at Arizona State, where she reunited with former college coach Natasha Adair and helped develop All-Pac-12 and All-Big 12 selections. She previously spent a season at Virginia Tech as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, helping the Hokies earn a No. 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament, the highest in program history at that time. Earlier, she served two seasons each as an assistant coach at Hofstra and Radford.
At Radford, she helped the Highlanders win the 2019 Big South regular-season and tournament championships and advance to the NCAA Tournament. Collier also spent four seasons at Jacksonville, where she worked with Haney under head coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin and helped the program win its first Atlantic Sun Championship and reach its first NCAA Tournament. As a player, Collier was a four-year member of the Wake Forest program and earned All-ACC Honor Roll recognition in each season. After graduating, she joined Georgia State as a graduate manager in 2012 before moving into coaching. Before college, she starred at Sidwell Friends, where the All-Star Report ranked her the No. 100 recruit and No. 27 point guard in the nation. She was a two-time All-Independent School League selection and also earned Washington Post Second Team All-Met honors. Her résumé combines local roots, recruiting experience, and time on successful staffs at multiple stops.
