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Head Coach Training Center 2019, May 8th-10th

Whether your goal is to obtain a first-time or new collegiate Head Basketball Coach position, the Head Coach Training Center® teaches coaches strategies to earn a coveted Head Coach position and be successful in that role. HCTC allows coaches the opportunity to learn from and network with numerous collegiate Head Coaches, Director of Athletics, Senior

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Franklin Returns to RMU as Assistant Coach

Robert Morris University women’s basketball head coach Charlie Buscaglia has announced the return of Amani Franklin as an assistant coach. “It’s a great joy to have Coach Franklin back with the family,” said Buscaglia. “We look forward to her bringing back her passion once again to serve our program.” Franklin was last at Robert Morris

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Hendrix Named Miami Women’s Basketball Head Coach

Miami University Director of Athletics David Sayler has chosen DeUnna Hendrix to be the ninth head coach in Miami women’s basketball history. Hendrix comes to Oxford from High Point University, where she was the head coach for seven seasons. She ranks third among Panther women’s basketball coaches with 125 wins and amassed an 89-43 mark

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Alma Women’s Coach takes MBB job

After guiding the Alma College women’s basketball team to its best season in nearly two decades, Ryan Clark has accepted the offer to become the head coach of the men’s basketball program, as announced by Director of Athletics Steven Rackley on Monday (April 22). Clark will assume the position immediately. “I’m very happy to have

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Lipscomb names Lauren Sumski women’s basketball head coach

Lipscomb University Athletic Director Philip Hutcheson announced Monday morning that Lauren Sumski has been named the fifth head coach in the history of the women’s basketball program. She becomes the first-ever female to lead the program. Sumski comes to Lipscomb after serving as head coach for the Rhodes College women’s basketball team where she compiled a

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