Kieran Donohue

Teams coached: Old Dominion Monarchs
Old Dominion record: 4-19 (.174)
Overall record: 4-19 (.174)

2023-2024	Old Dominion (interim HC)
2013-2023	Old Dominion (special asst)
2011-2013	American (assoc. HC)
2000-2011	American (asst)
1998-2000	Boston University (admin. asst)
1997-1998	Virginia (graduate asst)
1993-1997	Virginia (student manager)

Kieran Patrick Donohue
Born September 5, 1975
Hometown: Bronxville, New York
Alma Mater: University of Virginia (BA, 1997)
Played point guard at Regis HS in New York City, leading the team to a state runner-up finish in 1992 and then a state title as a senior in 1993
Worked under Jeff Jones with the men’s basketball program at Virginia for five years, four as student manager and then one as graduate assistant
Spent two seasons as an administrative assistant under head coach Dennis Wolff at Boston University
- Donohue would later work alongside Wolff, who is also in the Jeff Jones coaching tree, while at ODU
Reunited with Jones in 2000, becoming one of his assistant coaches at American University in Washington DC
- Spent 13 years at American, including 2 as associate head coach, and was there for four Patriot League titles and two NCAA appearances
Followed Jones to Old Dominion in Norfolk, VA in 2013, serving as special assistant to the head coach for the next 10+ seasons
- Part of Monarch squads that went to the NCAA Tournament in 2019 and the NIT in 2015
Elevated to acting/interim head coach in December 2023 after Jones suffered a heart attack; Jones would later retire in February 2024