Judi Vigneulle
Head Coach

Judi Vigneulle joined the Rhodes women's basketball staff in August 2019 under first year head coach Rodney Rogan. Since joining the Lynx Vigneulle has helped guide the team to 3 consecutive SAA conference championships, has earned 3 consecutive NCAA automatic bids, and in the last 4 years the Lynx have had the conference Player of the Year.

Vigneulle has been involved in all aspects of the Lynx program.She has recruited multiple conference players including a freshman who was SAA Defensive Player of the Year and named to 3rd Team All-Region. She also worked with players that have set SAA Record for single season 3pt percentage (46.2%), ranked 11th in the NCAA for 3pt made in a season, and WBCA All American Honorable Mention. Along with the success on the court the Lynx have also been successful in the classroom with 100% graduation rate and in 2020-21 the team had the 18th highest GPA in all of Division III.

Before coming to Memphis Vigneulle spent five years at the University of West Alabama. She began as a graduate assistant coach in September 2014 and after completing her Master's degree in Exercise Science in May of 2016, she worked in athletic administration and continued to coach basketball.

Vigneulle played three years at the University of Mobile (2010-13) where she was a two-time selection to the Southern States Conference All-Academic Team. She also earned the 2012-13 Southern States Conference Musco Lighting Champions of Character team award and was a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Alpha Chi.

An NACA All-American in her prep career at Hope Christian, Vigneulle helped lead her team to three state titles while earning Most Valuable Player honors at the national tournament as a senior. She was team captain for three years and named to the all national tournament team twice.

From Wilsonville, Ala., Vigneulle was a part of the 2013 Nike Coaches Clinic for Basketball, conducted summer camps and served on mission trips to Yakima, Wash., and the Dominican Republic where she played and taught basketball-sports camps.

She graduated from the University of Mobile in 2014 Summa Cum Laude with a 3.970 grade point average, earning her Bachelor's Degree in Human Performance Exercise Science as a Physical Education major. Vigneulle was named to the President's list five times and the Dean's list three times as a UM student.