NCAA News Archive - 2003

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Nov 10, 2003 4:33:35 PM


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Milestones: Lu Kormeluk, women's volleyball coach at Shepherd College, earned her 200th career victory October 24 when her team defeated West Liberty State ... Kelly McGowan captured her 150th victory at field hockey coach at Bentley College October 22 with a win over the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. McGowan has led the Falcons to four straight appearances in the Division II championship game and seven consecutive Northeast-10 Conference playoff championships. After the victory, her record at Bentley stood at 150-41-1 ... Minnesota State University Mankato women's volleyball coach Doug Tully won his 100th career game October 14 when the Mavericks defeated Winona State University. Tully has guided his team to the last two NCAA tournaments ... University of Charleston (West Virginia) women's volleyball coach Bren Stevens won her 300th career game October 20 with a victory over West Liberty State. Stevens was on crutches for the landmark event as she was recovering from surgery to repair a torn meniscus. Stevens is a three-time selection as West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference coach of the year. Her teams have been to four NCAA tournaments, reaching the final 16 in 1998. She has the eighth highest winning percentage among active Division II coaches.

Sports sponsorship: Angelo State University will add baseball to its men's athletics program during the 2004-05 academic year. The Rams will play at Foster Field, home of the San Angelo Colts professional baseball team. "With the availability of Foster Field," said Athletics Director Jerry Vandergriff, "we are able to start a baseball program without having to make a capital investment in a stadium of collegiate quality." He said that adding the program would satisfy one of the most frequent requests among Angelo State students and would provide more athletics participation opportunities. The $2.9 million stadium can accommodate 4,200 fans.

-- Compiled by David Pickle


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