Alma Mater: College of Wooster
Career Record: 13-13, One Season
Record at SUNY Morrisville: 13-13, One Season
YEAR-BY-YEAR at SUNY MORRISVILLE
- 2024-25 - 13-13 overall, 9-9 SUNYAC
- SUNYAC Championship Tournament First Round
ROAD TO MORRISVILLE:
Bryan Wickliffe assumed the head coach reins of the Mustangs men’s basketball program beginning with the 2024-25 season and in the first year on the sidelines, led Morrisville to a 13-13 overall record, posting a 9-9 slate within the SUNYAC and making a playoff tournament appearance. Come season end, Wickliffe had one named first team All-Conference, while two earned CSC Academic All-District recognition.
Wickliffe spent the past two seasons on the sidelines as assistant coach with the Case Western Reserve University men’s basketball program, where the program reached unparalleled success in each season.
Joining the CRWU staff in 2022, Wickliffe helped guide the Spartans to the University Athletic Association Championship and round of 32 in the NCAA tournament. The following season, CRWU claimed a second UAA title, and reached the Sweet Sixteen Regional Round, while establishing yet another program record in wins in a season and highest national ranking in program history in the D3hoops.com Top 25 poll (second).
Over the course of two seasons with the Spartans, CWRU went 45-9 overall while having a pair earn All-American accolades for prowess on the court.
Wickliffe began his coaching career on the sidelines of the College of Wooster in 2011, serving as an assistant for the Scots’ program that for four years prior saw him capping off a stellar playing career with over 1,000 points and 750 rebounds, four NCAA Division III Tournament appearances and a 102-21 overall record.
During his time on the bench for Wooster, the program reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen round in back-to-back seasons, while serving as the junior varsity head coach.
Wickliffe assumed the assistant men’s basketball coach role in 2013 at Heidelberg University for five seasons, also heading up the men’s and women’s tennis program for a two-year stint, before taking the assistant role at Muskingum in 2018.
Involved with all day-to-day operations of the men’s basketball program at Muskingum University, Wickliffe was also responsible for player development, game planning, scouting and recruiting, in addition to his development of a mentorship program called “7 Ways of Being Academically Successful in College.”
Wickliffe also helped to create an African American Male group on Muskingum’s campus, called
Brothas of the Village (BoV) and provided mentorship to young men involved with the program.
Wickliffe received his bachelor of arts degree in history from Wooster, before earning his master of education degree from Heidelberg.
