University of Northern Colorado Athletics
Women's Basketball
Geoff Golden
- Title:
- Women's Basketball Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator
- Email:
- Geoffrey.Golden@unco.edu
- Phone:
- (970) 351-4283
Golden arrives in Greeley after spending a season with Tricia Binford at Montana State. Geoff helped the Bobcats to a 17-7 record with a conference mark of 13-3, finishing third place in the Big Sky, one spot ahead of Northern Colorado. Montana State fell to Idaho in the conference semifinals.
Prior to his stop in Bozeman, Golden spent a season with BK RIG Mark in Kinna, Sweden as an academy coach and consultant.
In 2021-22, his first season with the Bears, Golden assisted the Bears in securing an overall record of 15-16 and a Big Sky record of 9-11. He also led the team to a run in the Big Sky Tournament, reaching the semifinal round. During their conference title bid, the Bears knocked off Eastern Washington and pulled off a memorable upset of the No. 1 seeded Idaho State Bengals along the way to close out a successful season.
A native of Durant, Oklahoma, Golden made a home in Denver after a prolific playing career at Texas State. As a teacher, trainer and developer of amateur and professional athletes, Geoff has spent over a decade cultivating premier talent.
No stranger to Colorado, in 2010, Golden founded Basketball Club Denver (BC Denver) and it quickly became one of the most recognizable and reputable programs in the Rocky Mountain Region. BC Denver has developed nearly 100 players who have taken their games to the next level and is one of just 36 programs in the country established as a charter member of the inaugural Girls Under Armour Association.
After four stellar playing years and an NCAA Tournament berth in 1997 with Texas State, Golden spent a year as a player development coach for the Colorado 14ers of the NBA Developmental League. He has also coached boy’s basketball at Broomfield and Legacy High School.
Geoff and his wife Brandi have two children, Avery and Langston.
Prior to his stop in Bozeman, Golden spent a season with BK RIG Mark in Kinna, Sweden as an academy coach and consultant.
In 2021-22, his first season with the Bears, Golden assisted the Bears in securing an overall record of 15-16 and a Big Sky record of 9-11. He also led the team to a run in the Big Sky Tournament, reaching the semifinal round. During their conference title bid, the Bears knocked off Eastern Washington and pulled off a memorable upset of the No. 1 seeded Idaho State Bengals along the way to close out a successful season.
A native of Durant, Oklahoma, Golden made a home in Denver after a prolific playing career at Texas State. As a teacher, trainer and developer of amateur and professional athletes, Geoff has spent over a decade cultivating premier talent.
No stranger to Colorado, in 2010, Golden founded Basketball Club Denver (BC Denver) and it quickly became one of the most recognizable and reputable programs in the Rocky Mountain Region. BC Denver has developed nearly 100 players who have taken their games to the next level and is one of just 36 programs in the country established as a charter member of the inaugural Girls Under Armour Association.
After four stellar playing years and an NCAA Tournament berth in 1997 with Texas State, Golden spent a year as a player development coach for the Colorado 14ers of the NBA Developmental League. He has also coached boy’s basketball at Broomfield and Legacy High School.
Geoff and his wife Brandi have two children, Avery and Langston.
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