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Kloppenburg-Pruitt named SOU women’s basketball coach

Southern Oregon University Director of Athletics Matt Sayre has identified a rising star in women’s college basketball to lead the Raiders: Carlotta Kloppenburg-Pruitt, who will arrive in Ashland after three years as an assistant at San José State University. Kloppenburg-Pruitt will become the 14th head coach in program history, Sayre announced Thursday, following a nationwide

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Kayla Morrissey Named New Illinois College Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach

The Illinois College women’s basketball team welcomes new assistant coach Kayla Morrissey to the staff.  Morrissey comes to Illinois College after being the graduate assistant women’s basketball coach at North Central College for the past two seasons. There she received her Master’s of Business Administration. Prior to North Central, Morrissey was the head girl’s AAU

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Williams Joins UNCW Women’s Hoops Staff

UNCW Head Women’s Basketball Coach Karen Barefoot has announced the addition of Asia Williams to her coaching staff as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the 2021-22 season. Williams joins the Seahawks after spending the last two seasons as recruiting coordinator at Colonial Athletic Association rival Charleston. She helped the Cougars post a 19-26 overall

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UNCA announces contract extension for Brown

UNC Asheville Athletics announced new three-year contracts for head women’s basketball coach Honey Brown and head men’s basketball coach Mike Morrell on Wednesday. “We are excited that both Honey and Mike have signed new three year contracts,” stated Janet R. Cone, Director of Athletics. “Both of them are All in for Asheville and have the

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Fennelly agrees to contract extension at Iowa State

Iowa State women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly has agreed to a two-year contract extension keeping him on the Cyclone sidelines until at least 2027. The dean of Big 12 coaches just finished his 26th season at Iowa State with another NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament appearance, his 19th with the Cyclones. “Ellen and I had an

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