

Camp Director
Mary Toberman
Mary Toberman officiated women’s college basketball at the Division I, II, and III levels from 2002-17 before becoming the first NCAA Division III National Coordinator of Officials in 2017. She became the Women's Basketball Conference Coordinator for the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC - DII) in 2022 and then stepped down as DIII National Coordinator of Officials to become the Conference Coordinator for the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) and the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC), both DIII, in 2023. She is committed to retaining and developing high quality officiating for these regional conferences serving the 5-state region in the Upper Midwest.
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Mary expanded her commitment to officiating leadership in 2023 by becoming the Administrative Assistant to the Women's Basketball - College Officiating Consortium serving 7 DI, 1 DII and 1 DIII conferences. She loves serving the game at all three levels, just as she did as an on-court official.
Toberman brings tremendous on-court experience, having been selected to officiate the NCAA Division III National Championship rounds in 2009 and 2013, as well as the Division I WNIT first round in 2017, in addition to numerous regular season, conference and regional tournament contests at all levels of women’s college basketball. She even spent 2 years officiating in a startup Men's pro league (the PBL) and was proud to officiate the league's championship game in the inaugural season (2008) in Rochester, NY.
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As DIII National Coordinator, Toberman established a national ambassador program for Division III officials that focused on recruiting and retention, improving officiating, establishing mentoring programs, and enhancing sportsmanship and safety protocols. She helped refine the NCAA WBB Performance Standards including a rubric for training and standardizing the evaluation process.

Meet The Team
W4W team will consist of NCAA officials with working at the DI, DII, and DIII levels with post-season experience.