University of Wisconsin Green Bay Athletics

The Bowlin File
Birthday: August 12
Hometown: Winona, Minn.
Alma Mater (Year): St. John's (2012)
Degree: Elementary Education

Coaching Experience:
2025-pres.: Assistant Coach, Green Bay
2024-25: Assistant Coach, Idaho State
2023-24: Assistant Coach, Green Bay
2021-2023: Director of Basketball Operations, Green Bay
2020-2021: Head coach, Rogers High School girl’s basketball
2017-2020: Head coach, Totino-Grace High School girl's basketball
2016-19: Assistant coach, St. Thomas Volleyball
2013-14: Assistant coach, Green Bay Volleyball

Championships:
2023-24 Horizon League Tournament Champion
2022-23 Horizon League regular season champion
2021 MSHSL Section Championship

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Patrick Bowlin will begin his second stint as the Assistant Coach for the Green Bay women's basketball program in 2025. Head Coach Kayla Karius named him as an Assistant Coach on April 2, 2025. He spent the 2024-25 campaign at Idaho State. The Bengals went 14-17 during the and advanced to the Big Sky Semifinals. Bowlin was part of a staff that coached Big Sky All-Defensive Team member Kacey Spink and All-Conference Second Team member Tasia Jordan. Before joining Idaho State, Bowlin was a Director of Basketball Operations (2021-23) and an assistant coach (2023-24) at Green Bay under previous Head Coach Kevin Borseth. During his previous stint with the Phoenix, Bowlin helped Green Bay win the 2022-23 Horizon League regular season championship and the 2023-24 HL tournament championship. He was part of a coaching staff that guided multiple Horizon League All-League honorees, including Bailey Butler, Hailey Oskey, Maddy Schreiber, Sydney Levy, and Natalie McNeal. Bowlin was also at Green Bay just over a decade ago, serving as an Assistant Coach on the Phoenix volleyball team.

Prior to his collegiate experience, he spent four years as a head coach for girl's basketball at Rogers High School and Totino-Grace High School in Minnesota. Bowlin also worked at St. Thomas as an assistant volleyball coach from 2016 to 2019. Additionally, he was the Head Softball Coach at Cretin-Derham Hall, where he led the team to an MSHSL Section Championship in 2021.