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Florida Atlantic Women’s Basketball Fills Coaching Staff

 Florida Atlantic University head women’s basketball coach Jennifer Sullivan has named her coaching staff, as announced on Wednesday. In her first year at the helm, Sullivan will be joined by Jessica Jackson, Kenzie Kostas and Matt Ruffing as assistant coaches, and Arianne Stinson as the director of basketball operations. “When assembling a staff, my top

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MIT names Robinson-Griggs as new Head Women’s Basketball Coach

Lucia Robinson-Griggs has been named as the MIT women’s basketball head coach/physical education and wellness instructor, as announced by Dr. G. Anthony Grant, director of athletics/DAPER department head. She returns to MIT from Vassar College (N.Y.), where she has served as the women’s basketball head coach and physical education instructor since September 2019. “I am

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Strom named Head WBB Coach at Haskell

Haskell Atheltics appoints new head coach to lead women’s basketball in their return to the court. Haskell Athletics has finally closed its uncertainty with the Women’s Basketball program staff by appointing new head Coach, Adam Strom.  Adam Strom was born in Yakima, WA and is a member of the Yakama Nation. Strom graduated from White Swan

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Sokaitis resigns as head WBB coach at LVC

Lebanon Valley College’s Head Women’s Basketball Coach, Amy Sokaitis, announced this morning that she is resigning her position after seven seasons of leading the Flying Dutchmen. Sokaitis will head west to continue her coaching career, while also working more on the academic side of higher education. “I wish nothing but the best for Amy as she moves

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Cincore named assistant at EIU

Eastern Illinois women’s basketball head coach Matt Bollant has announced the hiring of Jasmine Cincore as an assistant coach and Panthers recruiting coordinator. Cincore comes to EIU following two seasons at Rogers State where she helped in all areas of program development including recruitment of high school, junior college and international players. Her first collegiate

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