Demi Burdick

Women's Basketball

Women’s Basketball Adds Demi Burdick to Coaching Staff

SAN MARCOS, Texas – Texas State women's basketball head coach Zenarae Antoine announced Wednesday morning that Demi Burdick is joining her coaching staff as a graduate assistant ahead of the 2023-24 season.
 
Burdick joins the Bobcats after finishing her playing career with graduate seasons at the University of Delaware and East Tennessee State. Additionally, Burdick played four years at UT Martin where she saw action in 99 games through her undergraduate career.
 
"I'm extremely excited to add Demi to our staff," Antoine said. "Demi has navigated the journey as a student-athlete and will be able to help our program beyond the basketball court."

Burdick joins the staff after finishing her playing career at the University of Delaware. In her final season at Delaware she played 334 minutes with six starts. She scored a season-high 12 points on against Northeastern on Feb. 5th. She ended her career with 488 points, 428 rebounds and 111 assists.
 
"I'm so honored and excited to start my coaching career under Coach Z and her staff here at Texas State," Burdick said. "We have a great group of girls, and I can't wait to get started!"
 
Burdick adds the experience of a stellar career both on and off the court. Paired with her 130+ games played, Burdick also has a slew of off-court recognitions. The Marshall, Illinois native was named to Ohio Valley Conference's Commissioner's Honor Roll in 2018-19 and 2019-20, and the OVC Athletic Directors Honor Roll four times. 
 
"Demi is a hard worker, good communicator and really creative in a variety of spaces," Antoine said. "It is a GREAT day to be a Bobcat when we are able to add depth to our program on out staff."
 
Texas State added Burdick to its staff as the team prepares for its 2023-24 season following its championship-winning 2022-23 campaign that resulted in the program's eighth postseason appearance in the 2023 WNIT Tournament. 
 
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