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Heather Vulin Named Women’s Basketball Coach at Manhattan

Heather Vulin, a tenacious and tireless recruiter, has been named as the next head coach of the Manhattan College Women’s Basketball program, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Marianne Reilly has announced. “I am incredibly honored to be the next head women’s basketball coach at Manhattan College,” said Vulin.” It’s a dream come true not only to

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Brown Announces Retirement from Coppin State

Derek Brown, the winningest coach in Coppin State women’s basketball history, has announced his retirement as the Coppin State women’s basketball head coach. He steps down after 30 years of serving as a basketball coach at Coppin State University. Brown was the women’s head coach for the last 17 seasons and finished with an overall

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Dawn Plitzuweit Named Women’s Basketball Coach at South Dakota

University of South Dakota athletic director David Herbster has announced the hiring of Dawn Plitzuweit as the 10th women’s basketball head coach in program history.­ Plitzuweit (PLITTS-zoo-white) will be formally introduced at a press conference on Monday, April 25, at 11 a.m. in the Muenster University Center pit lounge on the USD campus. Herbster and Plitzuweit will

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Tidwell Agrees to Two-Year Contract Extension at UTRGV

The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announces on Thursday that is has agreed to a two-year contract extension with women’s basketball head coach Larry Tidwell. His contract, which already had two seasons remaining, now runs through the 2019-20 season. “Based on the success of our women’s basketball program over the

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Serena King-Coleman Named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Fayetteville State

Fayetteville State University has announced Serena King-Coleman as the 13th head women’s basketball coach in program history. Women’s basketball was officially recognized as a sport at FSU in 1940. The program has claimed three CIAA Championships (1979, 2001, and 2010) and made seven NCAA DII postseason appearances. King-Coleman comes to FSU after completing seven seasons

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