Coaching Staff
Latrell Fleming
Assistant Coach
Latrell Fleming joined the Butler women’s basketball coaching staff in May of 2022 as the program’s top assistant. The Bulldogs have accumulated 26 wins over two seasons with Fleming on the sideline. The 2023-24 campaign ended with Butler hosting a pair of games in the WNIT. BU reached postseason action with an at-large bid after posting a 15-17 overall record.
Fleming and Head Coach Austin Parkinson coached together for eight seasons at IUPUI prior to the 2022-23 season. During that time, the Jaguars went 149-60 overall.
Fleming is an experienced coach that focuses on post-play development. In April of 2022, IUPUI forward Macee Williams was selected in the third round of the WNBA Draft. The Phoenix Mercury selected the four-time Horizon League Player of the Year with the 32nd pick making her the first WNBA Draft pick in IUPUI History.
The 2021-22 campaign at IUPUI was memorable in many ways. The Jaguars won the regular season title and tournament championship to make their first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. Fleming helped the Jags win a school record 14-straight games from Jan. 2 to Feb. 17 against Horizon League competition.
The program also won the regular season and tournament championship during the 2019-20 season, but postseason action was eliminated due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Overall, Fleming was on staff for six postseasons at IUPUI, with two of those trips set to take on the NCAA Tournament field.
Prior to his position at IUPUI, Fleming spent two years on the coaching staff at Northern Illinois (2013-15). He began his coaching career at Milwaukee as the program’s video coordinator in 2012-13.
Fleming is a Wisconsin graduate that worked as a student assistant coach with the Badgers under the guidance of Head Coach Bo Ryan from 2001-06. During that time, Wisconsin won three Big Ten Championships and advanced to the NCAA Tournament five times. Highlighting that stretch was the team’s run to the Elite Eight in 2004-05.
Fleming was set to play for the Badgers after a stellar high school career that included winning a State Championship at Dominican in 2001. The McDonald’s All-American nominee was diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy heading into his freshman season and therefore was unable to participate.
A Milwaukee native, Fleming now resides in Indianapolis.
Kristin Wodrich
Assistant Coach
Kristin Wodrich joined the Butler women's basketball program as an assistant coach in May of 2022.
Before arriving at Butler, Wodrich spent six seasons at UIndy as the head coach for the Greyhounds. Wodrich guided UIndy to 76 wins during her stint as the head coach. She coached 12 all-conference players (GLVC) including four first team selections.
After earning her first head coaching position in the spring of 2016, Wodrich guided the Greyhounds to a seven-win improvement in 2016-17. UIndy compiled a 17-14 mark overall, culminating in an appearance in the GLVC Tournament semifinals.
Defense was the Greyhounds' calling card in Wodrich's debut season. UIndy surrendered just 60.2 points per game, the 58th-best average in all of Division II. The Greyhounds held opponents to 60 points or fewer in 17 of their 31 games on the year.
Wodrich guided the Greyhounds to one of their best seasons in 2019-20, posting a 19-10 overall record that resulted in receiving the sixth seed in the GLVC Tournament. The record marked the highest win total during Wodrich's tenure, including the team's 12-8 record within the conference.
Wodrich came up with signature wins during her time at UIndy. On Jan. 26, 2017, the Greyhounds recorded an 80-65 win over No. 11-ranked Bellarmine, snapping a 17-game losing streak against nationally-ranked opponents. It was the first of two wins over a nationally-ranked conference rivals, as the Greyhounds dominated No. 21 Southern Indiana in a 66-48 win in the quarterfinals of the GLVC Tournament.
A native of Avon, Ind., Wodrich took the head job at UIndy after spending the previous three years as an assistant coach at IUPUI. Wodrich served as the recruiting coordinator under Parkinson, as well as the academic liaison, head of guard player development and the manager of opponent scouting responsibilities.
With Wodrich on staff, the Jaguars recorded a 59-37 record, setting a then single-season program mark with 23 wins in 2013-14. Following a 15-16 season in 2014-15, the Jags finished 21-11 in 2015-16, which included a trip to the Women's National Invitational Tournament (WNIT).
Prior to returning home to Central Indiana, Wodrich served as the head assistant coach at her alma mater, the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC), from 2011-13. While assisting head coach Phil Stern, Wodrich had a number of duties at UMBC, including serving as the program's recruiting coordinator, head of player development, lead opponent scout, academic liaison and head of alumni relations.
Before joining the UMBC staff, she assisted head coach Bill Gibbons at the College of Holy Cross in 2010-11 where she helped with scouting, recruiting, practice planning, guard development and video coordination.
Wodrich broke into the coaching community in July 2008 when she was named a graduate assistant at Texas Tech University, where she assisted with the day-to-day operations, video responsibilities and the organization of summer camps. She graduated from Texas Tech with her Master's degree in sport management in 2010.
As a player at UMBC, Wodrich was a four-year letter winner for the Retrievers from 2004-2008 and helped guide the team to the 2007 America East Championship and a spot in the NCAA Division I Tournament. She graduated in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies with a focus in broadcast communications and exercise physiology.
Kristin and her husband Andrew are the proud parents of Trey, Elisha, and Banner.
Holly Hoopingarner
Assistant Coach
Holly Hoopingarner joined the Butler women’s basketball program as an assistant coach in May of 2022. Before arriving on campus, Hoopingarner spent the 2021-22 season at IUPUI coaching alongside Austin Parkinson and Latrell Fleming. Prior to joining the Jags, Hoopingarner spent a season at Florida as a graduate assistant coach.
Hoopingarner is a Greenwood, Indiana native that played point guard at IUPUI from 2016-20 under the guidance of Parkinson. During her time on campus, Hoopingarner led IUPUI to its first conference tournament title in school history and was tabbed Horizon League Tournament MVP. She also earned the Horizon League's Cecil N. Coleman Medal of Honor, an award that goes to the top female student-athlete who demonstrates outstanding achievement in academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities.
Over her IUPUI career, Hoopingarner was a two-time member of the Horizon League All-Academic Team and was named to the All-Horizon League Second Team after her senior season. She became the 27th member of IUPUI's 1,000-point club and dished out 305 career assists.
Hoopingarner guided IUPUI to an 89-39 record that included four-straight postseason berths. The Jags won at least 20 games in all four years of her career, and things did not change once she returned to The Jungle as an assistant coach.
During the 2021-22 season, IUPUI went 24-5 overall while winning both the regular season and Horizon League Tournament title to punch their ticket to the NCAA Tournament. The Jaguars won a school record 14-straight games from Jan. 2 to Feb. 17 and before the start of the conference season, Hoopingarner helped IUPUI go to Iowa City and upset 15th-ranked Iowa 74-73.
Hoopingarner was also part of postseason action during her lone season at Florida. The Gators made the WNIT in 2020-21 with Hoopingarner on staff as a graduate assistant.
Hoopingarner attended Greenwood H.S. and left as the school’s all-time leading scorer (1,614 pts). She set additional school records for most points in a game (42) and in a single-season (591). She was an Indiana Junior All-Star and an Indiana All-Star following her senior season.
Megan Berry
Director of Operations
Megan Berry joined the Butler women's basketball program as the director of operations in May of 2022. Before arriving on campus, Berry spent the 2021-22 campaign at IUPUI organizing team travel, planning team meals, and creating content for the Jaguars' social media outlets.
Berry enjoyed a stellar season at IUPUI in 2021-21 with the Jaguars posting a 24-5 overall record that included a trip to the NCAA Tournament. The Jaguars upset #15 Iowa on Dec. 21 and would win 14-straight Horizon League matchups from Jan. 2 to Feb. 17. That winning streak helped IUPUI claim the regular season championship and the top seed in the conference tournament. From there, the Jags recorded one win in The Jungle against Robert Morris and added a pair of victories at Indiana Farmers Coliseum to secure a conference title and an automatic trip to the postseason.
Prior to her time at IUPUI, Berry spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Maryville University. She joined that staff as the recruiting coordinator. The Saints were at or above .500 in each of her two seasons on the sidelines. Berry had the opportunity to coach a CoSIDA Academic All-American and three All-Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) honorees.
Before joining the Saints, Berry worked as an event coordinator and facility manager for the NBA's Indiana Pacers Athletic Center in Westfield, Ind. She helped build the girls basketball program Primetime.
Berry also has prior coaching experience as a varsity assistant at Delta High School in Muncie, Ind. She assisted in practice structure at Delta, while communicating and organizing team operations.
As a student-athlete, Berry played collegiately at Ball State and graduated with a degree in communications and a minor in Spanish. She attended nearby Hamilton Southeastern High School, helping the Royals to two conference championships. Berry was a three-time All-Hoosier Crossroads Conference Selection. As a junior, Berry was selected to the IBCA Underclass Large School All-State squad and earned All-State honorable mention honors. She was chosen to the Hoosier Basketball Top 60, was a 2016 Large School All-State team selection, All-USA Central Indiana honorable mention and a Junior All-Star.
Berry now resides in Fishers with her husband Kyle.
Nevena Markovic
Assistant Coach
Nevena Markovic joined the Butler women's basketball program in August of 2024 as an assistant coach. Before arriving on campus, Markovic spent two seasons at Vermont working as an assistant coach and international recruiting coordinator for the Catamounts.
Markovic was the first recruit Parkinson signed when he took over the IU Indy (IUPUI) program. She was tabbed Summit League Freshman of the Year in 2012 and would also earn Second Team All-Conference honors during her career as a Jaguar. Markovic played as a team captain at IUPUI and would play professionally for seven years before becoming a coach.
While coaching at Vermont, Markovic played a fundamental role in helping the Catamounts win their first America East Regular Season Championship since 2001-02 and their first America East Tournament Championship since the 2009-10 season. The 2022-23 America East Tournament Championship win led to the Catamounts to their first NCAA Tournament berth since 2009-10!
In 2022-23, the Catamounts went on a 17-game winning streak from Jan. 4 to March 10, which was their longest since 2001-02, and at one point, was the third-longest in the country. Vermont notched 25 victories each year with Markovic on staff and advanced to the WNIT Fab 4 in 2023-24.
Prior to her time at Vermont, Markovic served as an assistant coach at St. Francis (2017-2018), a skills coach for youth in Plainfield, Illinois (2018 and 2019) and a program coordinator and assistant coach with the Illinois Rockets U17 and U14 teams (2015-2018).
During her international career she was a part of the Serbian U20 team and was named Co-MVP of the Spanish League in the first round of play. She played in several world-renowned leagues during her seven seasons including Spain, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic and France.
Markovic also earned the Slovakian Cup and the Slovakian League Championship in 2018-19. She participated in the EuroCup on four separate occasions and is a member of the Serbian Senior National Team Training Camp.
Markovic was a four-year student-athlete at IUPUI, where she graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sports Management and a minor in Business.
Madison Wise
Coordinator of Recruiting & Creative Content
Madison Wise joined the Butler women’s basketball staff in June of 2023 as the Coordinator of Recruiting and Creative Content.
Wise spent the 2021-22 season playing for Parkinson at IUPUI. She started in all 28 games that she played in, finishing second on the team in rebounds per game (4.8). She added 6.4 points and 2.1 assists per game as the Jaguars went 24-5, won the Horizon League title, and earned an NCAA Tournament berth.
She appeared in 113 games and made 68 starts in four seasons at Iowa State before joining the Jaguars as a graduate transfer. Wise averaged 6.4 points and 4.1 rebounds per game for the Cyclones with 723 career points and 459 rebounds. She was a three-time Academic All-Big 12 First Team honoree and three-time Big 12 Freshman of the Week her first season.
A four-year letterwinner at Greenfield Central High School, Wise was rated as a five-star prospect by ESPN HoopGurlz and the No. 42 overall prospect nationally in her class. She was a finalist for Miss Basketball in Indiana.
Once her playing career at IUPUI ended, Wise interned for the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever in the Game Day Operations Department. Her most recent role has been as the Basketball Operations Coordinator at Optimum Performance Sports in Fort Wayne, Ind. In this position, Wise helped to oversee 34 AAU basketball teams and 10 basketball trainers.