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The WNBL Coach of the Year Award is an annual Women's National Basketball League (WNBL) award given since the 1987 WNBL season.

Winners

Year	Player	Nationality	Team
1987	Tom Maher	Australia	Nunawading Spectres
1988	Robbie Cadee	Australia	Bankstown Bruins
1989	Mark Molitor	Australia	North Adelaide Rockets
1990	Jenny Cheesman	Australia	Australian Institute of Sport
1991	Jerry Lee	Australia	Canberra Capitals
1992	Tom Maher (2)	Australia	Perth Breakers
1993	Jan Stirling	Australia	Adelaide Lightning
1994	Ray Tomlinson	Australia	Melbourne Tigers
1995	Guy Molloy	Australia	Perth Breakers
1996	Lori Chizik	Canada	Bulleen Melbourne Boomers
1997	Bill Tomlinson	Australia	Sydney Flames
1998	Phil Brown	Australia	Australian Institute of Sport
1998–99	Phil Brown (2)	Australia	Australian Institute of Sport
1999–00	Mark Wright	Australia	Dandenong Rangers
2000–01	Mark Wright (2)	Australia	Dandenong Rangers
2001–02	Karen Dalton	Australia	Sydney Panthers
2002–03	David Herbert	Australia	Townsville Fire
2003–04	Gary Fox	Australia	Dandenong Rangers
2004–05	Cheryl Chambers	Australia	Bulleen Melbourne Boomers
2005–06	Gary Fox (2)	Australia	Dandenong Rangers
2006–07	Carrie Graf	Australia	Canberra Capitals
2007–08	Carrie Graf (2)	Australia	Canberra Capitals
2008–09	Cheryl Chambers (2)	Australia	Bulleen Boomers
2009–10	Tom Maher (3)	Australia	Bulleen Boomers
2010–11	Tom Maher (4)	Australia	Bulleen Boomers
2011–12	Peter Buckle	Australia	Adelaide Lightning
2012–13	Bernie Harrower	Australia	Bendigo Spirit
2013–14	Guy Molloy (2)	Australia	Melbourne Boomers
2014–15	Shannon Seebohm	Australia	Sydney Uni Flames
2015–16	Andy Stewart	Australia	Perth Lynx

References

v t e Women's National Basketball League (2024–25)
Current teams	Adelaide Lightning Bendigo Spirit Canberra Capitals Geelong United Perth Lynx Southside Flyers Sydney Flames Townsville Fire
Defunct teams	Australian Institute of Sport Brisbane Blazers Christchurch Sirens Coburg Cougars Geelong Cats Hobart Islanders Logan Thunder Melbourne Tigers Noarlunga Tigers North Adelaide Rockets Nunawading Spectres St Kilda Saints South East Queensland Stars Sutherland Sharks West Adelaide Bearcats
Associated	National Basketball League NBL1 Central NBL1 East NBL1 North NBL1 South NBL1 West
Related	Basketball Australia Women's Basketball Conference
Others	Awards Seasons Finals Grand Final MVP Players current rosters, international players

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