Daytona State College, Head Women's Basketball Coach Tron Griffin has announced the hiring of Assistant Coach, Sherranda Reddick.

Reddick arrives at Daytona State after serving 2019-2021 as a graduate manager for the Ole Miss women's basketball team. Reddick was a four-year starter for Rebel head coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin at Jacksonville University, where she reigns as the all-time leading scorer after being a crucial part of the program turnaround McPhee-McCuin engineered for the Dolphins.

"We have a great opportunity ahead of us with this women's basketball team, and I am excited to have someone like Sherranda as a role-model and leader to our ladies. Her passion is contagious, and she is an up-and-coming young coach who is eager to work and ready to assist in the growth and development of the women's basketball program, said Griffin."
 
Reddick notched a JU record of 1,727 points throughout her career (13.9 PPG), starting in 113 of 124 career games played for the Dolphins. Reddick was the main catalyst for Jacksonville University from 2014-17, seeing the program go from sub-.500 records to the first NCAA Tournament berth in school history in 2016 and a subsequent WNIT trip in 2017. During those final two seasons of postseason play, Reddick did not miss a single game, starting all 55 contests and averaging 17.2 PPG in that span. Reddick was a two-time first-team Atlantic Sun selection, was also a member of the ASUN All-Freshman Team in 2014 and played professionally in Germany for Turn-Klub Hannover the 2017-2018 season.

"I am extremely excited to be joining the Daytona State College family. I look foward to mentoring our Lady Falcons on and off the floor while pushing them to be the best version of themselves everyday. I am truly grateful to Coach Griffin for this opportunity and can't wait to get started, said Reddick."

A native of Jacksonville, FL and a graduate of Ribault High School, Reddick graduated with a bachelor's in sociology from Jacksonville University in 2017, and master's in sport & recreation administration from Ole Miss in 2021.