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The NCAA RecordMay 11, 1998
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Stein to head women's hoops at MissouriMissouri named Cindy Stein as head women's basketball coach. She succeeds Joann Rutherford, who resigned after compiling 422 wins in 23 years at the helm.
Collegiately, Stein played two years at Illinois Central. She captured all-America honors as a basketball and softball player there before moving on to Illinois, where she was a two-year starter. Stein earned an associate's degree from Illinois Central, a bachelor's in physical education from Illinois and a master's in physical education and athletics administration from Central Michigan.
Emporia State selected assistant coach Brandon Schneider to succeed Stein.
GENERALCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Donald J. Farish appointed president at Rowan, effective July 1. Farish was provost at Sonoma State ... North Carolina State selected Marye Anne Fox as chancellor. Fox has been vice-president for research and professor of chemistry at Texas ... Donald C. Hines resigned as president at West Alabama, effective in September ... Toledo President Frank E. Horton resigned, effective in December ... Peter M. Mitchell resigned as president at Massachusetts Maritime ... Jack L. Stark, president at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, announced plans to retire, effective no later than July 1, 1999 ... Ralph J. Cicerone, dean of the school of physical sciences at UC Irvine, named chancellor at the school, effective July 1 ... Phillip D. Creighton, provost and vice-president for academic affairs at Salisbury State, selected as president at Eastern Oregon ... Concordia appointed David M. Hahn president, effective July 1. Hahn most recently served as executive director of Long Island Lutheran Middle School and High School (Brookville, New York). DIRECTORS OF ATHLETICS Peter Bothner named director of athletics and physical education at Nazareth ... Miami (Ohio) hired Joel Maturi as athletics director. Maturi has been athletics director at Denver for the past two years ... William S. Husak, senior associate athletics director at Long Beach State, named athletics director at Loyola Marymount ... Frank Cignetti stepped down as athletics director at Indiana (Pennsylvania). Cignetti will retain his position as head football coach and will assume duties as an assistant to the athletics director. Associate athletics director Frank Condino will serve as interim athletics director ... Oklahoma announced the hiring of Joe Castiglione to replace Steve Owens, who resigned for personal reasons. Castiglione has been athletics director at Missouri since 1994. ASSISTANT DIRECTORSOF ATHLETICS Dave Fischer and Suzanne Sanregret promoted to assistant athletics directors at Michigan Tech. Fischer has been director of athletics communications and promotions and Sanregret was athletics business manager and compliance coordinator. COACHES Baseball--Ramapo named Dan Palumbo as head coach to replace Ian Gillule. Palumbo, a former scout with the Philadelphia Phillies of Major League Baseball who has previously coached a Hofstra, Long Island and Stevens Tech, will continue to supervise sports promotions and events at the school. Men's basketball--Oregon State extended the contract of head coach Eddie Payne through the 2000-01 academic year. Payne has guided the program for the past three years ... Delaware Valley appointed Bill Dooley has head coach succeeding Dave Duda, who resigned to assume a similar position at Widener. Dooley most recently coached at Richmond, where he served as assistant and head coach. Men's basketball assistants--Pete Herrmann, Ken McDonald and Kevin Baggett hired as assistant coaches at Western Kentucky. Herrmann was an aide at Virginia and McDonald has worked at Clemson for the past four years. Baggett served as an assistant at Coastal Carolina for two years. Women's basketball--Wes Moore accepted the position of head coach at Chattanooga. Moore, who replaces Craig Parrott, has been head coach at Francis Marion for three seasons where he compiled a 69-20 record ... Bellarmine named David Smith as head coach. Smith coached at Shippensburg for eight seasons and succeeds Charlie Just, who assumed head coaching duties for the men's squad ... Melissa Wiggins named head basketball coach at Randolph-Macon Woman's. Women's basketball assistants--Indiana added Renee Reed as an assistant basketball coach. Reed is one of two successors for Susan Dixon and Malisa Bryant ... Regis (Colorado) assistant coach Brenda Berriman resigned to assume a similar post at Mesa State. Berriman, who joined the Regis staff before the 1996-97 season, also coordinated compliance and eligibility at the school ... Kate Abromovitch accepted the position of assistant basket-ball coach at Fordham ... Old Dominion added Allison Greene as a full-time assistant coach after serving as a part-time assistant for the last seven years. Greene replaces Cindy Fisher, who became head coach at Wyoming. The school also selected Stacy Himes as a part-time coach. Himes is a 1997 graduate of Old Dominion and has been a part-time coach at Virginia Wesleyan. Football assistant--Brent Pry appoint-ed defensive line coach at Western Carolina. Pry, who has been a defensive line assistant coach at Virginia Tech for three years, replaces Ted Roof, who resigned to become linebackers coach at Georgia Tech. Women's golf--Augustana (Illinois) named D'Anne Gross head coach, succeeding JoAnn Conklin. Gross was an assistant golf coach at New Mexico for the 1996-97 season and has coached boys and girls on the high-school and junior college level ... Florida's Kim Haddow resigned as head coach. Men's soccer--Duquesne added Wade Jean as head men's soccer coach. Men's soccer assistant--Paul McDonough hired as assistant coach at Wake Forest. For the past three seasons, McDonough has been an assistant coach at South Carolina-Spartanburg. Women's squash--Mark Talbott named head coach at Yale. Talbott, who succeeds 18-year veteran coach Dale Walker, was the world's top ranked professional squash player for 12 seasons and currently is a member of the No. 1 doubles team. Men's and women's volleyball--Martin Stufflebeam appointed head volleyball coach at Milwaukee School of Engineering. Stufflebeam has been an assistant coach at St. John's (New York) for two seasons ... Randolph-Macon Woman's named Sandra Collins head volleyball coach. Collins, who most recently coached volleyball at Russell Sage, also will teach in the physical education department and serve as head softball coach. Women's volleyball assistant--Montana promoted Colleen Frohlich to lead assistant coach. Frohlich, who also will serve as recruiting coordinator, succeeds Mary Klueber. STAFF Athletic trainer--Kathy Dieringer resigned as head athletic trainer at Texas Woman's to assume a position with Matrix Rehabilitation of Denton (Texas) as a clinic administrator. Dieringer had been with the school for 11 years. Director of compliance--Saint Louis named David Zwart director of compliance. Zwart has held various positions within the school's athletics department for the past three and a half years. Marketing and promotions--Carolyn Pendergast selected as director of marketing and promotions at California. Pendergast, who succeeds Kelli Wilder, was director of special events at Arizona State. Marketing and promotions assistant--Wake Forest hired Dan Hauser as assistant director of marketing and promotions after fulfilling the responsibilities of assistant director of marketing at New Mexico for the past two years. Media relations--Pittsburgh promot-ed assistant director of media relations E. J. Borghetti to director of media rela-tions. Borghetti succeeds Ron Wahl, who accepted a position with the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League. ASSOCIATIONS Michael Mistler, chief financial officer at North Carolina-Charlotte, accepted the position of assistant director/director of operations at the Charlotte Regional Sports Commission. NATIONAL OFFICE John Morris selected as membership services representative. Morris most recently worked as a compliance assistant at Vanderbilt. |
Stein comes to Missouri from Emporia State, where she served as head coach for three years. Last season, Stein's squad set a Division II record by reeling off 33 straight wins before falling in the title game of the NCAA Division II championship. Stein has worked as an assistant at Illinois, Bradley, Cincinnati and Miami (Ohio).