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Washington University in St. Louis women’s basketball coach Lisa Stone joined an illustrious group of college women’s basketball head coaches on Sunday with her 700th career win in the Bears’ 81-76 win over visiting Case Western Reserve at the Field House on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026.
Stone, the head coach of the No. 13 Bears, has coached at Cornell (Iowa), UW-Eau Claire and WashU at the D-III level, and Drake, Wisconsin and St. Louis in Division I to reach a combined total of 700-389. She won 277 games at UW-Eau Claire and 311 in Division III before being hired at Drake in May 2000, going directly from D-III head coach to D-I head coach. In her nearly two full seasons since returning to D-III, Stone is 33-14.
In the win, the Bears’ Lexy Harris recorded her 10th double-double of the season with 27 points and 12 rebounds and was one of two players with 20-plus points as Sidney Rogers tied a career-high with 24 points. Senior Jordan Rich led all players in rebounding with 14 boards.