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Jeff Mittie Signs Extension Through 2021-22 at K-State

Kansas State head women’s basketball coach Jeff Mittie, just the second coach in program history to guide the Wildcats to consecutive postseason appearances in the first two seasons, has signed a contract amendment granting him an extension through the 2021-22 season, K-State Athletics Director John Currie has announced. During the span of the new six-year

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Vachon and Curry Promoted at Maine

University of Maine head basketball coach Richard Barron has announced the promotion of assistant coaches Amy Vachon and Edniesha Curry. Vachon will transition into the role of associate head coach while Curry will become Maine’s second assistant with a focus on individual player development. “I am very happy to announce that Amy Vachon and Edniesha

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Vanderbilt Announces Women’s Basketball Search Committee

Director of Athletics David Williams has announced creation of a committee to assist in the search for a head women’s basketball coach. Deputy Director of Athletics and Senior Women’s Administrator Dr. Candice Lee is chairing the committee. Dr. Lee was a women’s basketball student-athlete at Vanderbilt from 1998-2002. She has earned three degrees from Vanderbilt

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Carey named Women’s Basketball assistant coach at Texas

Jamie Carey, a standout basketball player for the University of Texas from 2002-05, has been named an assistant coach with the Longhorns women’s basketball program, head coach Karen Aston announced on Thursday. Carey was a member of UT’s 2003 NCAA Final Four team and also played four years in the WNBA. She has top-caliber experience

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Mitchell Joins JMU Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff

Bridgette Mitchell has joined the James Madison women’s basketball staff as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, Head Coach Sean O’Regan announced Thursday. “I am really excited to welcome Bridgette to the JMU family,” O’Regan stated. “She has a high level of playing experience, both collegiately and professionally, and those experiences will help continue to

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