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Igo Named Director of Basketball Operations

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Kevin DeVries, Athletic Communications Coordinator - Tennis, Volleyball and Women’s Basketball, University of Wyoming Athletics

Former Cowgirl spent last season at Casper College

 LARAMIE, Wyo. (July 22, 2026) – Wyoming Cowgirl Basketball Head Coach Heather Ezell has announced the hire of former Cowgirl, Joslin Igo, as the director of basketball operations joining the UW staff this season.

Igo spent this past season as an assistant coach at Casper College and as the head coach of the U16 Girls 24 MD Team Daum. The Douglas native spent two seasons with the Brown & Gold after transferring from Casper College. Igo was a part of a pair of postseason Cowgirl teams (WBIT and WNIT) and helped lead UW to a program record 14 Mountain West wins in 2025. At Casper, Igo helped lead the T-Birds to a pair of Region IX titles and two appearances in the NJCAA National Tournament.

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