Chestnut Hill College Director of Athletics Jesse Balcer is pleased to introduce Megan Fox as the institution's new Head Women's Basketball Coach. Fox becomes the 33rd coach in the 98-year history of the program that dates back to 1926 and the 11^th head coach since the program became an NCAA member in 1996. 

Fox replaces Reggie Daniels who left after one year at the helm, guiding the Griffins to a 20-9 record and reaching the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament Championship game for the first time in program history.

"Megan Fox is an up-and-coming coach in women's basketball and we are really excited to have her coaching our program," said Balcer. "Throughout the interview process, the thing that stood out most to me was her commitment to building up the women in this program and forming a family. That is what coaching is all about and I am really excited to watch this program grow under Coach Fox's tutelage."

A 2015 graduate of Arcadia University, Fox comes to Chestnut Hill after two seasons as the Head Women's Basketball coach at Penn State-Abington, guiding the Nittany Lions to 20 wins over her two seasons and advancing to the finals of the United East Volt Division Tournament Championship last season.

"I am thrilled to embark on this new journey as the new Chestnut Hill College Head Women's Basketball Coach," said Fox.  "Coaching is not just a job for me, it is a passion, a calling and a chance to make a lasting impact. I am committed to continuing the winning success of this program that is built on hard work, discipline and a love for the game. I would like to thank Jesse Balcer and the entire athletic department for this opportunity to grow personally and professionally. We will win together, lose together and grow together. We're not just a team, we're a family - let's make this season one for the record books!"

Prior to joining the Nittany Lions, Fox was the head coach at Delaware Technical Community College for two seasons.   Due to the COVID pandemic, the team did not take to the court until the 2021-22 season.  Fox led the team to 11 wins and a playoff berth in her debut season.

The previous three seasons (2016-19), Fox served as the Varsity Girl's Head Basketball Coach at Seaford High School in Delaware where she led the Blue Jays to a 10-win improvement from her first to second season at the helm.  Fox was appointed as the head coach for the gold team in Delaware's annual Blue/Gold Senior All-Star game in 2018.

Prior to being named the head varsity girl's basketball coach at Seaford, Fox spent one season as an assistant coach at Wesley College

Fox played two years at Wilmington University before transferring and finishing her career at Arcadia university, graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology in 2015. She earned her Master's Degree in special Education at Wilmington in 2020.