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Highs and lows. Tragedies and triumphs. C. Vivian Stringer is no stranger to them all. But as Rutgers slugs through a 15-12 season, the coach added another milestone: her 900th career victory.

C. Vivian Stringer, in her 42nd year as a head coach, has been through countless highs and lows during successful runs at Cheyney State, Iowa and Rutgers. She's on the brink of becoming just the fourth women's coach to win 900 games.

North Carolina's Sylvia Hatchell on Thursday became just the third Division I women's coach to win 900 career games.

Whether she's running summer camps or on the verge of becoming just the third Division I women's coach to win 900 career games, UNC's Sylvia Hatchell simply loves being on the sideline.

North Carolina plays archrival Duke on Sunday as Sylvia Hatchell takes aim at becoming just the third Division I women's coach to win 900 career games.

Can Cappie Pondexter get enough help from her Liberty teammates to counter Atlanta's strength and depth inside?

It's easy to honor Rutgers coach C. Vivian Stringer for all she has done. But the 61-year-old Hall of Famer would rather focus on the future and her still-going-strong coaching career.

If we learned one thing from the Elite Eight, it's that we can't pencil in Tennessee and UConn to meet come Sunday, writes Mechelle Voepel.

If we learned one thing from the Elite Eight, it's that we can't pencil in Tennessee and UConn to meet come Sunday, writes Mechelle Voepel.

It's hard to celebrate C. Vivian Stringer's career without remembering the tough times she has endured off the court. But instead of giving in to the tragedies and heartache, Stringer's heart kept healing and her love for the game -- and her success in it -- never wavered.

With so few African-American female coaches ahead of her in women's hoops, C. Vivian Stringer got most of her inspiration from her parents, who taught her that dreams are attainable as long as you work hard.

With so few African-American female coaches ahead of her in women's hoops, C. Vivian Stringer got most of her inspiration from her parents, who taught her that dreams are attainable as long as you work hard.

For 12 years, Jolette Law worked alongside Rutgers coach C. Vivian Stringer. Now on her own at Illinois in her first head coaching job, Law hopes to become the same kind of coach as her longtime mentor.

Tuesday's title game marks a silver-anniversary reunion for coaches Pat Summitt and C. Vivian Stringer. And there's no women's coaching matchup with more history.

Coaching at Iowa produced some of the best years of C. Vivian Stringer's life. But going back was bittersweet.

If we learned one thing from the Elite Eight, it's that we can't pencil in Tennessee and UConn to meet come Sunday, writes Mechelle Voepel.