Lewis-Clark State College Athletics

Divilbiss turned the Warrior Women's Basketball program into an annual national power. He compiled a 310-122 record (.718 winning percentage) during 1987-2001. The Warriors earned their first NAIA national tournament berth in 1996 and qualified in each of his final six years. In 2001, LC State advanced to the national semifinals where it lost to eventual champion Oklahoma City.
 
In his final 11 seasons at the helm, LC never lost more than 10 games in a year and won 20 or more games 10 times. In his final two seasons, LC State posted records of 28-2 and 33-4 and was ranked No. 1 in the nation, a first for the program. After the 2001 season, Divilbiss was hired at the University of Idaho where he spent seven seasons. He also had coaching stops on staffs at Wisconsin-Green Bay, Illinois and North Idaho College. He recently spent three years as athletic director at Lakeland High School in Rathdrum. He and his wife, Judy, currently reside in the Spokane area.