Widener head women's basketball coach Alisa Kintner announced the addition of Devan Rimmer to her coaching staff.

"I'm very excited to announce the hiring of Devan Rimmer as an assistant coach for Widener women's basketball," said Kintner. "Devan is continuing her academic career in Widener's post-graduate physical therapy program and she will be able to extend her profound impact on the program now as a coach in addition to her accomplishments as a player. Adding the leadership of a Widener alumna, All-American, and two-year captain to the coaching staff will be positive and her familiarity with the program will serve us well in terms of continuity. I am proud to be able to keep her within the Widener family."

As a senior, Rimmer was a 2020 WBCA Honorable Mention All-American and earned her second D3hoops.com All-Region nod for a year where she averaged 18.0 points per game and led the MAC Commonwealth while ranking 21st in the nation in three-point percentage at 41.3. She helped guide Widener to a 21-6 record and its first berth in the NCAA tournament since 2013. Rimmer shined her brightest against the toughest competition, averaging 19.2 points per game against ranked opponents, including 27 against Christopher Newport in the NCAA tournament. 

As a junior, she was a First Team All-MAC Commonwealth honoree, scoring the second most points in program history with 550. 

The Perkasie, Pa. native finished her career with 1,637 points, the third most all-time for the Blue and Gold. Her 176 three-pointers made are second. 

In the classroom, she completed her undergraduate degree in biology in seven semesters with a 3.679 GPA. She was named Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area, to the Widener University Dean's List and the MAC Academic Honor Roll.