Delaware State University

Caputo is in his third year as head coach of the Lady Hornets. Delaware State Director of Athletics Dr. Scott Gines announced his appointment on Aug. 10, 2018.
In his second season with the program, Caputo led DSU to a 12-18 overall record and 8-8 mark in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in 2019-20, the most total and league wins by the team since the 2008-09 campaign. 
The 2019-20 Lady Hornets also posted the program’s most home wins (8) in 11 years, ranked 13^th among all NCAA Division I teams in three-point defense and 38^th in forced turnovers.
In addition, the team improved its national RPI (rating percentage index) by 77 spots in Caputo’s second season at the helm.
Delaware State’s 2020-21 newcomer class is rated No. 1 in the MEAC, according to ESPNW.
Prior to joining the Lady Hornets, Caputo’s career was highlighted by six conference championships in seven seasons as a head coach, a 136-59 overall record, including 95-16 against conference opponents, two NCAA Tournament appearances and four nationally-ranked teams.
He had most recently served as a women’s basketball assistant at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington of the NCAA Div. I Colonial Athletic Association during the 2017-18 season.
His career also includes Div. I assistant coach positions at Louisiana Tech and Florida Atlantic.
Prior to his stint at UNCW, Caputo enjoyed a highly successful four-year run as head coach at NCAA Division II Bloomfield College in New Jersey. In his first season, he led the Bears to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference championship and the NCAA Tournament for the first time in team history. 
Caputo compiled an overall record of 82-36 (.729 win pct.) at Bloomfield, including a 65-11 mark in conference games (.855). His teams claimed three CACC regular season titles and two NCAA Tournament berths.
Under Caputo’s guidance, the Bears won 20-or-more games three times. He was selected as the CACC Coach-of-the-Year in 2015-16 after leading Bloomfield to school records for total victories (24), conference wins (18) and the program’s first at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament. The following season (2016-17), Bloomfield posted a 21-8 overall record and 17-2 conference mark. His two-year conference record of 35-3 was third best among all Div. 2 coaches during the span.
Also during his tenure, Bloomfield produced one CACC Player-of-the-Year, two conference defensive players-of-the-year, an All-America honoree and 10 all-conference players.
From 2011-to-2013, Caputo was an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech of the Western Athletic Conference. As the team’s recruiting coordinator, his 2012 class of newcomers was ranked No. 1 in the WAC and 55th among all NCAA Div. 1 teams (350 schools). The list included the second-ranked junior college player at her position.
During his first season at Louisiana Tech, the Lady Techsters reached the WAC Tournament championship game. 
As an assistant at Florida Atlantic, Caputo helped produce the nation’s 54th best recruiting class during the 2007-08 season, while the 2017-18 UNC-Wilmington newcomers ranked 75th in the country during his year with the Seahawks.
Caputo’s career also includes a three-year stint as head coach at Florida’s Indian River Community College, leading the team to three regular season conference championships and three National Junior College Div. I regional Elite 8 appearances from 2008-to-2011.
His 30-5 conference record at Indian River was tops among all Florida junior college coaches during his three years at the school.
The 2008-09 Southern Conference Coach-of-the-Year, Caputo was twice nominated for national top-coach honors while at Indian River. A total of 12 players signed with NCAA Div. I programs while nine more on to other four-year colleges during his  tenure at the school.
He previously served as an assistant coach at Bloomfield College and Santa Fe Community College.
Caputo earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Montclair State (N.J.) in 2005.
 
He and wife Denise have two sons. His oldest son Dana Raysor was a member of the Delaware State men’s basketball team from 2015-to-2017.