Kourtney Lewis-Orr was named head coach of the Harford Community College women’s basketball program in September 2026.
She brings extensive coaching experience from the high school and AAU levels, including two regional championships as the head coach at Dulaney High School (Timonium, Md.).
Lewis-Orr began her coaching career at Dulaney in 2018 and became the program’s head coach in 2021. During her tenure as head coach, Dulaney advanced to the regional championship four times in five years and won two regional championships.
Lewis-Orr has also coached AAU basketball with the Gladiators and PowerMove. She served as head coach of the Gladiators from 2020-24 before joining PowerMove as an assistant coach in 2025. She became the PowerMove head coach in 2026.
A native of the Harford County area, Lewis-Orr began her playing career at Joppatowne High School, where she played four years of varsity basketball from 2007-11. She helped the Mariners win two regional championships and a state championship.
Lewis-Orr continued her playing career at Harford Community College, where she was a dominant presence in the paint. As a freshman (2011-2012), she led the Fighting Owls with 9.4 rebounds per game while averaging 8.4 points and 1.2 blocks per game. She also led the team in field-goal percentage at 39 percent. Lewis-Orr followed with several standout rebounding performances during her Harford career, including a career-best 17 rebounds in a 2013 victory over Garrett.
After Harford, Lewis-Orr transferred to Towson University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education, before earning a master’s degree in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University Irvine.
