Abby Stollers enters her fourth season as an Assistant Coach for the Glenville State Women's Basketball program in 2026-27.
2025-26 was the best season with the Stoller's on staff, as GSU went (24-7) overall and (16-4) in MEC play to capture the MEC Regular Season championship. The Lady Pioneers made their second straight appearance in the MEC Tournament championship game and punched their ticket to the NCAA DII Atlantic Regional Tournament as an at-large team. Transfer Carine Pinkney was an All-MEC First Team selection while Nwando Okigbo and Khalia Bryant were named to the All-MEC Second Team. The Lady Pioneers were fourth in the country in PPG (84.1), fifth in three-pointers per game (9.0), fourth in bench points per game (32.7) and fifth in turnovers forced per game (26.1).
In Stoller's second season on the bench, the Lady Pioneers went (19-12, 11-9 MEC), reaching the MEC Tournament Championship game and having two players earn All-MEC honors. Tynasia Bunting was All-MEC First Team while Dream Cherry was All-MEC Honorable Mention. Nwando Okigbo became the MEC Freshman of the Year after averaging a double-double (12.0 PPG, 10.2 RPG). Bunting and Okigbo were also on the MEC All-Tournament team.
Stoller's first season as an assistant under her sister, Emily, the Lady Pioneers posted a (18-11, 11-9 MEC) record with two All-MEC performers in Hya Haywood (First Team) and Lauren Calhoun (Second Team).
Stoller was a member of the 2021-22 National Championship team under Kim Stephens.
